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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SUNDAY , KpYEMBEK 22 ; ISOl-SFXTEEN FAGES.
SOCIKIY'S ' ROUND OF JOYS ,
The Twin Oitita IntorcStod in a Recent
Obarmiug Wedding.
"DINNERS , RECEPTIONS , CARD PARTIES ,
AHrllllnnt Attrrnnoii Kiitertnlnmoiit
for u IloKt of I ' 'air Oinnhnnns
nml Goings or
Oiiuitui I'oople.
MM. W. P. Allen's reception on Tridav
nfturnoon In honor uf her sister , MM. .1 , H.
Bishop , was a brilliant affair. The gursts ,
coming in from the rain , walked up an alslo
lined on each side \vltti muKnlllccnt pulms
nnO ending at tliu foot of the main stall case.
Iho drawing room nnd dining room floors
\\oro coveicd with canvas nnd everywhere
were feathery ferns , ropes ot smllax , biR
howls of la I'tunco roses nnd vases of
chrysanthemums. The mantles In the draw
ing rooms and the nidouo.irdoro artistically
bunked with chrysanthemums , and from a
nook In Urn reception lull e.uuo the sweet
stratus of Huns Albert's orchestra.
Many of the Indies twcto beautifully
gowned , but among them all none looked
handsomer than Mis. Allen herself , as she
s'ood Just Inside Iho diawing room nnd gave
each one her bright , kindly greeting She
wore a pulo blue ceil falllo with overdress of
omoroidcrcd tulo ! and ttlmmod with gold
p.momcntctio , mudu domi trulnc , level ) diamond
mend ornaments.
Mrs. Ltisliop wore n beautiful 1'aris dress
of tiollotropa and blacic silk , on tralnc , with
diamond ornament. ) .
Miss Allen from rulrhnven , Mass. , black
Chimlllly luce , rod fjlovos.
Mrs. Cleveland , u trained dioss of black
bioeado duchessu late and diamonds.
Mrs George H. Hoggs , white ailtt , doml
trnino , diamonds.
Mrs. W V. Morse a magnificent Imported
gown of giecn biocuded silk , en timne , diamonds
mends
Mr * . Wendell Benson , a wood brown ben-
gallno , en trulno , mlio-ad with palest jellow
chiffon.
Mrs. Gcoreo I. ( iilbcit , embroidered hello-
trope Ktonudino with gold lace , mould collar
and vest , dumtlininc , diamonds.
Mrs J. T. Dnryoa , white biocado silk , on
tralno , boquot of Aineiican Ueauty roses.
Mrs. Ii. Mooru , i > lum sutin , oveidress of
black lace.
Miss Mamie Moore , a dainty gowi. of jol-
low crepe dti chine.
Mrs. Wcssells , a biocado amothjst faille ;
beautiful pearl neckline.
The reception was \oiy laigely attended
nnd the invited Kucsts ueio :
Mrs. U. C Hdwards , banta Anna. Mis. J.
A Miller , Council IJlulTs , Mesdames i'ortor ,
barson , Wriijht. Mallor } . liarGfuff , bponcor ,
"Woith and Whenton of Tort Omaha ; Mrs.
Helen Davis , bloux City ; Mis. D. S. I3ui-
riger , Denver. Mesilumos St. A. D.
Balcombe , 1' . II. Allen , J. H.
Buchanan , A. F. Bosi ho. Wcncloll Benson ,
J. J. Brown , . ) . 1" Baum , J. C.
Cow in , G. 11 , 1'ritcliott , Eloise Nichols , Tom
Oir. W. L Purrotto , W. A Puxton , C M.
" Powell. Augustus Pratt , 14. U. 1'easo ,
" Churchill Paiker , J. II Peabody , H. A. Pui-
vls , Georco Patterson , liugcno B. Bhnpman ,
W. S. Curtis , G. N Clayton , Clement Chuso ,
D. C. Patterson , Hn-lmrd Carrier , I. E.
Congdon , J. II. Congdon , C. [ I. Coutant ,
lloagson , G. N. Hulst , W. U. Clarke , Emma
Jones , Stephen Joyce , J. Clarke Jones , S. T.
Jossohn , Trank Johnson , Phillip V. Igoo ,
Potci Her , r. L. Huller , J. A. Hnibach , G.
W. Holbrook , Levi Carter , II. F. Cady , L , . M.
Bennett , Gcoruo II Hoggs. VV. N. BubeocK ,
M. D. Hyuo , N. F. Hopkins , A. P. Hopkins ,
J B. Haw ley , U. A. Hammond. Heath , M C.
Nichols , fluron W. Kiloy , Bai bcr , William
Morris , G. M. Nattingor , P. J. Nichols , AN
fred Millard , John Baikcr , Horace G. Buit ,
Louis Bradford , John B. Brooke , Ullls Bier-
bower , H. T. ClarUo. William Coburn , Wil
liam Curaminps , Frank Chase. James E.
Bojd , John L. Brady , E. B. Branch , Sam
Burns , D. S. Haulier , H. H. Baldiidge ,
Newton Barknlow , Ellen S. Boall , John S.
Brlggs , 11. I1 , Joiison , C. F. Sweeney , E Al.
Andrecscn , A. T. Austin , GOOIRO W. Amos , J.
B. Kitchen , H. D. Hills , G. C. Burton , Frank
Gllmor , Gannett , C H Bacon , A. D. Bradley ,
Charles A. Coo. M. A. Dotwilor , U W.
T Crow ell , Crowoll , Hobort Croweli , C. N.
Diotz , Doud , W. V. Doolittlo , Chuilos A.
Dean , J J. Dickey , \V. L. Dickey , E. W
Dlxou , Joseph T. Duijen , P. H. Du Hols , L.
J. DrnUo , E. S. Dundy , Ellen M. Davis ,
Davis. A. B. Somcrs , S. K. Towao , Somers ,
C. E. Smith , J. N. Coiaish , Ernest Ulnll , E.
Vf. Lee , Udo Uraehvojjol , John F. Coots ,
Dally , S. S. Cunls , B. l < . Ciummor , W. J.
Connell , Charles F. Catlln , George Clousor ,
O. M.Cnrter , It. C. Cusluug , A. J. Simpson ,
L S. Heed , Swart/lniidcr , Fiank Colpot/or ,
V. H. Coffmon , Andrew Cailislo , GooigoC.
Towlo , A. Ij Strung , H. M Stone , Shcplioul ,
M. A. Sttcknoy , Thomas Swobo , C. J.
Smaguo , W. O. Taylor , Buulotte , C. T.
'Jaylor , A. P. Tuckoi , A. S Stlgor , W. B.
Smith , H. B. Smith , D. B. Saigont , W. G.
Sloan , Gcoruo P. Stobbins , Gooreo Squires ,
C. E. Squires , .la met , Van Nostiund , A. J.
Van Km an , U' . F. Valllc , George D. TilUon ,
John M. Ttiurston , G.V. . Tlllson , Will 1.
Tabor , S G. Kogers , Hogors , A. J Love ,
Edward Bulch , Helen C Smith , William
"Wallace , J L Webster. F. W Wessols , J.
A. Wnkoneld , G I ) Wvatt , Clarke Wood
man , Arthur WaUeley , E Wakeloy , B , B.
Wood , Chailes S. Whitney , William H.
McCord , .Tamos U. Gilbert , Adolph Mo\or ,
Newton Mann. HairP Wbitmoio , John P.
Williams , Murtin Wllbui , John C. Wil
bur , C E. Woller , C. E Vest , Henry W.
Yutos , Chat Megan , Woit7 , Edgar Zablslclo ,
M. G. Cole , D. 11. Whooloi , jr. , D. II.
Wheeler , sr , Alvm Woodiuff , B. Sillownv ,
Baikulow , Arthur Iluuilnuton , How ley , J. U.
Mcholas , Giaco L Illmobuugh , Wheeler ,
Henry McCoimiok , A. C. Himobuligh , W. M.
Thompson , Mnlr , Franklin B. Hussoy , J. H.
Kingwalt , G. W. Ambioso , D. ICCndull. Sumner -
nor , W. 1C Smith , b. U Wiley , H. J. Wit-
man , Geoi go A. .Insljn , E D A'an Couit ,
Cotton , H. M. Whltmmo , Chailes S. Poor ,
J. O. Phllllppi , MotiU Meyer , Max
Mo > or , Jonnlo M. Gtur.t , John A ,
Monroe , \V B. Taylor , George Hobble ,
Frances C. C ! ruble , Daniel Baum , David A ,
Baum , W. H. Alexander , G. W , Hall , J H.
Ilulbcrt , Chlis Hartman , Charles A Hnr-
voy , Joseph Garneau , Fred Gray , G. I. Gil
bert , C. H. Gardner , b. G. Griswold. James
Gnlbralth , Charles , Haley , N M. Howaid ,
G. A. Ilongland , J Fied Ilalnesworth ,
Kugeno T Henry , W H Hanehott , John C
Howard , Uiiltih E Gayloid , Ucnbcn Guv-
lord , C. W Hull. T I' Brunner , S. T Alox-
ntidor , Will Millard , J U Mackintosh , Jo-
boph Lchmer , Homer P Low is , T. J ,
Mackay. W. B Loilng. G W Llnlnger , C.
/ Koodnam , Frank C Morgan , S D Mor-
cm , Morsoman. Edirar M Moi-soman , Agnes
Iih Shane , H C. Mixiro , MoMlllmiV A.
Iti-.llclt . , C. B Uusiln , C. S. Uavmond , P L.
1'iilnoV. . S Ulggs , Byron Heed , W W.
Win sli , J , II , McConnull , Chuilos J Batbor ,
L Burntmm , J. E. House , D. H Goourlch ,
L P. Funkhouser , C. J Ft ice , William
Fit mlng , PulUr , J. M.Eddy/ Knight ,
Uhomas Ktlp.itilck , Jumos McKcnmt , C. J.
( ivuii , Emma Jones , John A Fuller , Colnnol
Stiong , Wnshburn , H. C. Patterson , T J ,
Itorors , M. T. Putiick. II D. Eslabioolc ,
John McCllntock , J. M. Motcalf , W V
Worse , S. P. Morse , M M. Maishall , ( . ' It.
Moou > . I.V. . Minor , McCiilton , F. L. Loomis ,
11. B Lockwood , jr , J H. Lacey , F P
Kirl.i ndall , F. W. Leo , Hoincu Ludin 'ton ,
Mo\\ Honor , J. C. MclCell , W. B. MuIUoi.
Ueorg' ) W. Killey , Nornan ; A. Kuhn , Philo
Kumsov. Fiank J. Itamgo. O N Hninsoy ,
rM Ulehardsiin , L > man Hlchur.dbOii. .
MU-.es Wit mini , Su inner , Emma Whlt-
luore , Jennie Giant , Mtio Sargent , Cowdiey ,
aluum , Alice Harper , Hartman , Laura lloig-
] and , Mlua Bomgardnor , Emma Hoaglaiul ,
JJello Lewis , Noullmm , Phil. Moigan , .Me-
Cll'.itock. House , MoKonnn , Gilbert , Emily
-J ullor , Nina Marshall , Moore , Sprlfg ,
JvDlgut , Mora Bali-ciube , Allen , Mnbel Hal-
combo , Mabel Pratt , Clara Brown , Nolllo
Lynch , Josuhii , Mz/.iu Isaacs , Jluwioy , Clara
una Mary Haw loy , ICmily Hutterlleld , Kath
urine Barker , Mooie , Margaret Box a , Ui-r-
trudo Clarke , ICoiintzo , Kelley , Nolllo But.
torflold , Fanny Hiitterileld , Parroto , Dot >
weller , pavis , Hllon Oavls , Somor ? , ( 'rum-
jncr , Lludft Cuitls , Delia Chandler , Ciwler ,
12. J , Sbatuck , Coburn , Scott , Slranp , Ail.i
bhophord , binlth , Sherwood , lltilcli , Heion
hinith. Walker , Wallace , \Vakelo.v , Olllo
\Voll \ 'r , Yost , Yati-3.
CnrdH , AIiiHlK anil Danolns ; .
A very pleasant high lUo party was given
Thursday nlsht nt the residence of Mr. and
1 , Baruca , 1224 Park a\ouue , ay MU
Jennie V. Still , In honor of her eighteenth
birthday anniversary. The house < vas very
prettily decorated with cut llowcrs , potted
jtlants and tropical ferns , The evening was
passed very pleasantly , n number of musical
nclcctlons 'jclnR given br Messrs. Howdon ,
Green and Hlchanls on the piano , mandolin
mid banjo. A bounteous supper was served
at 13 o'clock , after which the assembled
guests enjoyed all the latest dances to the be
witching stratus of the Seventh Ward or
chestra till the woo smr. ' nours of the morn-
Ing. Among these present were noticed
Messrs. Ish , Gloman , Pratt , Coombs , How-
din , Her and Frollng , nnd the Misses Dory ,
Slavon , Pratt , Young , Still nnd Miss Fannie
Heel of Sioux City.
A liovclv
One of the most ch aiming events of the
week , oven though quiet , was the wedding of
Miss May \f. Miller , who was married on
Thursday to Dr. Donald Macrae , ] r , of Coun
cil Bluffs. The coremonj was solemnized by
Hor. Dean Gardner of Trinity cathedral , and
the woddlug took place at half-past H In the
afternoon nt the residence of the brldo's
aunt , Mrs. J. H. Weston , nt lOW California
street ,
It was a chrysanthemum wedding , and
these popular How em were used In gieat
profusion in the olaboiato decoration of the
parlors. The mantel was a bower of palms
and ferns , and the canopy over the nuptial
paity was made of smilax and clujsanthe-
mums , with n bunch of bridal roses In the
place of a mariiago bell.
Music was provided bv Prof. Satorls'
mandolin club , which placed the wedding
match from Lohongrln as the bikini party
entered the parlor Fitstcamo the minister ,
followed by the gioom and his best man , Mr.
Chailes H. Haas , of Council Bluffs. Then
came the maid of honor , Miss Ada Bubcock ,
followed by the bride upon the arm of her
father.
The bride was robed In a beautiful gown of
white satin , elaborately trimmed with pearls
and having a court train , a deon girdle with
poail ft Inge and a Marie Stuart collar
trimmed with pcai Is. The veil of tullowas
fastened with Fiench lilacs The bride's
only ornament was n diamond pin. and the
bridal bouquet was of nlphotos roses.
The maid of honor looked ulmrming In n
palejollow ciopo and cairlcd a lioquot of
Bennett loses. Mrs. Miller , tuo mother of
the bilde , woroagown of blaelc ChantUly
lace , red loses. Mis. Macrae , the mother of
the gloom , was robed In black velvet. Mrs.
Weston were pink crepe , diamonds. Miss
Charity Babcock looked lovely lu palo blue
crepe , pink roses ; Mrs. C. M. Piimoau , hullo-
trjopo velvet , whlto roses , Mis. J. H. Wat
son , black India silk , jet tiirainlngs , Mis. J.
J. Brown of Council Bluffs , blade satin and
Jet , diamonds , Mis , . Will Sapp of Council
Bluffs , gray sill : , diamonds : Mis. Ailsworth ,
black silk ; MIJ > . SwarUlandcr , light , silk ;
Mrs. J. Maciao , black silk , roses ; MissNash.
Palis gown of green satin and ] i't ; Miss Hea
Primeau , poail sillr , rod tiimmlnirs. Miss
Nora Blown of Council Bluffs , poppv red
crepe , black lace trimmings ; Miss Pearle
Miller , bluesllK.
All the appointments bore a quiet elegance.
The guests were limited to members of the
immediate family.
Iho bridal partv took the lUilivaukoo 0
o'clock train for a two weeks' wedding tour
east. On their rotuin they will settle down
in Council Bluffs in a coy Uome propired
and awaiting their coming. The gloom's
patents will tender them n loccptlon on the
evening ol December 10 , and they will bo at
homo to their fncr.ds after that date.
Ihis wedding was celebrated under aus
picious circumstances. The Inido is the
daughter of Mr. and Mis. U. C. Miller of
this city. She is not only u beautiful gill ,
but has many chaimlug graces of mind
and Is gicatly udmiicd among
her 1 1 lends. The biidepioom Is
the son of Dr. D. Macrae of Council Bluffs ,
mayor of that city and one of Its oldest and
most honoiod priictitlonois. Thogioomis n
giaduatoof Ann Aibor , is associated with
his father in business and Is highlj spoken of
as a line young man with a promising career
before him.
Tno esteem In which these two young people
ple nro held was evidenced by an an ay of
presents nntablo in number and costliness.
Among them was n gift from the groom's
parents of a line home In Council Bin Its , nnd
the lemombranco of the biide's mother was a
Stcinway piano. Surely they begin wedded
life under tbo happiest omens.
Ait Ijlofiiit Koccption.
The residence of Hon. Benjamin S. Baker
at 1100 South Tlurty-secono. sticot was the
scene of an elegant and specially notable
social affair Fuday afternoon. An clabointo
iccoptton to about 150 friends was given bv
Mis. Baker , who was assisted by Miss Emma
Pearson , Mrs. E M. Battlott , Mrs D V.
Sholos and Mis. W. II. Alexander.
The house was brilliantly lighted , giving a
most pleasant and happy effect. The walls
weio In rich and haimoni/lng colors , the
archwajs , door openings and windows were
dtnped in rich sntln and lace , with colots to
blend pleasingly with the gracefully finished
walls nnd furniture. The rooms aio all llnoly
sot off with largo oil paintings and many
unique small designs in nil , era } on and china
painting , the work of the hostess , evincing
unquestionable proof of the artistic ability
of tLo wloldor of the biush and pencil.
The hall was occupied by the O maha
Mandolin club , which furnished excellent
music. In the hall were largo pots ot white
ctiiysanthomums , palms ana fuins , so
uiiuiigoa as to give a bsuutlful effect.
Iho guests passed upstaits nnd deposited
their wraps In the largo and commodious
rooms arranged for the occasion , and thoio ,
too , they found colTeo , sandwiches nnd w afers
served by the slulfiill bunds of Misses
Imogono Alexander nnd Bessie Tatum.
Passing down staus , through the hall under
the tasty drapery that sopaiutes It from the
drawing room , the guests met Mrs Batter ,
who , In her hnpp } manner , gioutod her
frlonds most cordially and presented them to
her charming young tuond , Miss Poaiuon.
Mrs. Baker wa attiied in a white silk ,
diamonds , and carried La Fraiu-o loses Miss
Pearson appealed beautifully and siacofully
in light blue crepe , pearls , and can led whlto
roses. Mrs. Stioles was most handsomely
cownod in dm I ; ted silk , diamonds , arid
Murochbl Neil loses. Mis. Bnrtlott was
tobed In brown and llirhtgioon silk , diamonds
nnct flowers , and Mrs. Alexander In bhck
.sill : , jot trimmings and diamonds Mrs
Alexander lu a most giucofut manner saw
that all bccaino acquainted and enjoyed
themselves.
The Ubrurv was profusely supplied with
( lowers and the dining room was iilso hand
somely docorntcu , The table was situ itod in
the center of the loom , draped with white
surah , with pink nbbons fiom the cornois to
the chandelier. Hose bowls and vases were
tilled with La Finnca roses and the candelabra
in the center of the table with pint : candles
All In all , it picscntcU u beautiful uppoanuuo
of pink and white , and dainty refreshments of
tie cream and cauo woio served. Following
were the Invited guests
Mrs Bryan , Mis E. L Palmer , Mi5 > . II L.
Stiephnrd and Mrs. C H. Ponnov of Council
Blutls , Mosilamos I. L McCloud , J : A.
Hoiignton , D. J. Collins. Paul A English ,
C C. Houghs , William F Manning , John A.
hliiolds , Chailos B Coon , C. L Nocdhain ,
M A. Elliott , Elmer S. Dundv , Elmer D ,
Piank , D. H. Goodrloh , I C. Scluolvor , A.
W Kinsman , A. B. Slater , W. F. Gurloy ,
John I Boulter , John Fiancis , M C. Peters ,
L1 L. Loomis , E. M. Bartlett , Howard H.
Bulitiidso , II F. Mulntosli , J B E\ans ,
Wuuon bwltzlor , bumuel Bums , M D.
Ihdo , P , W Burkhnuser , John C Howaul ,
John Gordon , Eugene F. boabor , Clinton N.
Powell , James Foisyth , F. J Dale , W L
Dickey , Frank Hanson , John B Hamilton ,
W. Alexander. Fred M Grey , H. H. Olm-
stead , W. L. Wolshams , J M Thurston , M.
U Hoedor , J V MuDowolI , F. W Vos-
winkle , Council Bluffs. Ewlug Blown , John
Peter * . John Forbs , M. H Uisdou , Walter
15 Wllklns , Prim. II G Smith , llowoll , W.
P Mumaugh , Gerald Stonchlll , K. F.
( ilborson , M , J. Newman , Dr ,
Haggard , John L. Hobson , Hobort Pur-
vloi , C. E. Sharp , Colonel Alien , Alonso
Thompson , M. H. Bliss , Charles F. Bclndorff ,
.Mr'.CliubuokClmrles J. Caswoll.Frank bhop-
nerd , George N , Hicks. Pinto , Gcorgo H.
Biogps , Jaynes , M C. Nlcnols , U. Larson ,
Lu Fa\etto A. Garner , Wyinan ,
W W ; Williams , Morris , S. L.
Andrews , Brown , J. A. Glllosplo.
P Vundervoort , M. A. Fuller , Fowior , J M.
HIchards , Thomas , Pollard , John Kennedy ,
Maccombor , AlOyn Frank , L F Sundciland ,
W C , Goss , P. H. W. Coouo , William F.
Mllroy , O. W. Covell , C. A. Claplln. H. B.
Lockwood , W. F. Cluplln.Goorgo E. Warner ,
B. F. Burton , F. H. Blake , M. L. Lindsay ,
Alford Formon , C' ' . W Mount , A. S , Acker-
man. Goorco Clousor , Emory A. Cobb , J W.
Bo > d , W , H. Gamut , Charles Tatum , N , B ,
Hussoy. W. C. Patcrson , B. V. Weaver ,
Adnm S. Stlgor and B. D. Slaughter.
Mlssos Cooke , Alexander. Ada Alexander ,
Miss Imogenu Alexander , Nccdtiam , Ll/zlo
Ncodhnm. Boulton , Slauchtor , Pratt , Ltla
Alexander , Cora Weaver , Flynn of Hockforii ,
III. ; Cook , Tatum , KUnbtth Tatum , Fannie
Buttorllcld , Mollona Bultcrtlold , Alice Howell -
ell and Slater : Mesdames F. M. Wood , J. H.
Smith , Ralph Prentice nnd J. A. Buckstnff ,
all four of Lincoln ; Mrs. John H. Carso of
Council Bluffs , Mrs Judpo Morris of Crete.
A Uliinrr nnd a Iti-uopllnn.
Mr. nnd Mrs , E Soligsohn , who reccntlv
returned from a European tour , have ro-
iii mod their place In the social life of Omaha
and last week gave two highly enjoyable en
tertainments On Thursday evening they
pave a dinner for young people in honor of
their daughter , Miss Bottle Scligsohu , at
their home , 2310 South Twenty-second street ,
The house was beautified with plants anu
Honors , the good things of the table were set
fortn with elegant nccossonos nnd a Jlne
oichostia lent its sweet strains to the happi
ness of the hour. After the feast
the young people enjoyed dancing to
their heart's content. Those present were :
Messrs. Jcromo Knnpman , P M. Hose ,
Chailes S. Elcuttcr , Hov. William Hoscnau ,
Alexander Wossol , Martin Oborfeldor , Dan
Lyons of Kcokuk , J. G. Lund , Atthur Hose-
nnti , Ed WesscI , S Frank , Gus Delchos ,
lullus Meyer. M. Tradesman , B. Hosoiithal ,
II. Hosenstock , M.under , Henry Lnng-
Htadter , Arthur Hindsliopp , S. Lands-
bnrg , S Bloom , H. Hinti , A.
D. Brandeis and Herrmnn Cohn ,
Mlssos Pauline Jacobson of Erie , Pn , Jen
nie Now of Chicago. Tlllio Sunnlhill of Balti
more , Blanche Hellman , Allco Lund , Dollio
and Mattlo Polack , Tlllio Newman , Carrlo
Goldsirith , Mlnnlu Lobeman , Addle New
man , Ella Heller , Hatllo Becker , 1'lora
Adler , Clara and Sadie Scheslngor , Bottle
Haas , Claia Hludskopp , Ogla Towelos , and
Ogla Calm.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Scllgsohn gave
n delightful reception for her filonds among
the married ladles. Among these noticed
present , were Mcsdames Dr. J. I' . Jensen , M ,
Hellman , J. P Lund , Honrv Mo\or , A.
Heller , Moorl ? Mo\er , A. Polnck.M Ran , F.
Adler , Max Motor , Leopold Heller , Lobe-
man , Hehfcld , William Kothschlld , I Obor-
folder , Adolph Aloter , H H. Grotto. S Bluth ,
Lo.-y , J. L Brandies , Benjamin Newman ,
George Bukor , George Hov n , Hindskopp ,
L Hurils and S Goldsmitli , A. Cnhn , S.
Bergman , L Hothchild.
A liittlidiit llousou'ii r
Mr mid Mis Hlchmoud Anderson cele
brated the buthdiv annlvcrsaiy of the latter
on Friday evening by onteitatuing a pirty cf
lolntivos nnd filonds at their uo/y now homo
on the corner of Burt stieet nnd Lowe
nvenuo. ljrogrossl\o high live was the
feature ot the evening , the prices being cap
tured as follows :
The first pn/o , a hand-pilntod ther
mometer holder , was won bj Mrs. G. H.
LaUdgo , who outsttlpped all compotltois ,
both ladles and gentlemen , by her excellent
pla > ing ; while the second prize , a two foot
loii alligator , to bo used for docoiatlvo pur
poses only , buying been wmnntoa not to cat
the winner , was won by Mr. Joiomo Coulter.
Ono of the booby pi i/os , n small booir , the
un written loaves of which rovc-alod its o'er
tiuo talc , fell into the hands of Mrs.
W. F. DavK while the other booby ptlze , an
acrobat of pi onouncod doiviiwaid tendency ,
was captured by Mr. W. P. Davis , thus con
tinuing the old saving in logaid to "Lucny
in love , but unlucky at caids " A now fea-
tuio was mtioduced at the present Uiou of
the prices bv attaching theioto amusing and
appiopnato quotations , the leading of which
caused considerable fun. The following
guests were present :
Mr and Mrs. M. C. Kiddor. Mr. nnd Mrs.
W. P. Davis , Mr nnd Mis. J. H. Laviilfe ,
Mr and Mrs. J Haj ward , Mrs. and Mis C.
F. P. Fioom , Mr. and Mrs Fiank Zimmcr ,
Mr. and Mrs Jerome Coultoi. Mr. nnd Mrs.
S. F. Seaver , Mr. and MrG. ! . \V. Tnbble ,
Mr. mid Mrs Divid Doty , Mr. nnd Mrs.
li.irnuin , Mr. nnd Mrs F , Penny , Mr. and
Mis .1. F. Twamlev , Air. nnd Mis. Cudwoll ,
Mis. H. J. Kvati , Miss Hattlo Epenoter , Hev.
I. Johnson , Mr. William Hoberts and Mr.
Van Beuron.
Four ' 1 n 1)1 e .
The Double Eight High Five club gave u
very pleasant entertainment Thursday even
ing at the homo of Miss Hulda &chult7 , S.0 !
South Twentj-second street After the
games an bour was devoted to music and
dancing. The ladies' Hist prize , a prottv
painted cup and saucer , w as awarded to Miss
Fiuehaul ; the boouv pi 170 to Miss Lb/io
Buohler. The lust pn/o for gentlemen , a
plush card bag with caids , was taken by Mr.
E Hoag. Mr Chailes ilolgien wiis consoled
with a package ot wooden inlcs foi high ihe.
Those piosont woio Misses Pella. tVittiir ,
Buohler , Fannlo Fruehauf , Lucy Fiuohaut ,
Schultz , O'Toolo , Wigman. Messrs Knouso ,
Theo lloletcn , Charles llclgron , Wigman ,
Hoag , Gus Kuhn , Fiod Kuhn , Olsen , Huth.
Jlarrlod Tuontj Ycnrs.
Mr. and Mis. Ed Hanoy on Monday last
completed the twentieth joar of a happy
wedded life , and celebrated the ovunt in the
evening with a quiet cntoitalumont for
aoout thirty-five of their most intimate
filends. High live and n tempting luncheon
loundod out a very pleasant evening at their
homo at Eighteenth and Faiimm. As depot
master at the Union depot Mi. Hanoy has
made a host of friends , who will loin with
the guests of Monday evening In wishing
him ana his estimable wife thrice twenty
years of happy muriiod lilo.
A Yellow Ijiiiiulicou.
Mis. W. B. Millaid gave a .vellovv lunch
eon Thursday In honor of Miss Bradley , In
structor in elocution nnd physical cultuic.
The decorations weie in vollow chrjsantho-
muins and yellow rib jens , and the table had
all the daluiincss and elegance for w bieh this
hostess Is noted. Covois were laid lor ton ,
nnd the favoiud guests weio Mis. Bradley ,
Mis. Viotor Culdwell , Mrs Lcouldas Funk-
hausor , Mrs. Lanuer , Miss Biudloy , Miss
Hams , Miss Boyd , Miss Bishop and Miss
Wallace.
Minor Mention.
Miss Emma Fieo contemplates a visit to
Denver.
Mr. Dudley W. Giegory arrived fiom
Washington last Wednesday.
Mis. Mann of Foit Hussoll is the guest of
Major and Mrs. McClintock.
Lieutenant Colonel II. N. Law-ton was In
town duii'lg the past week
bonatoi and Mrs. Mamloisoii leave Now
York for Washington , Mondav
Miss Florence Slllovvny of tho. Murray is
onjojing n Hip tuiougli the cast ,
Mr. nnd Mis. Hanscom and Miss Hmiscom
will spend the winter nt Savannah , Ga.
Howard Piicltaiu has lutuined from his
Cullloinla tiipsomowhatimpioved in health.
Miss Powell of Glouwooil , la. , the guoU of
Miss Pearl Hartman. loturned homo Tues
day.Dr
Dr am ] Mis. Chailos Smith are the happy
puionts of a bab > daughter , born Novem
ber 10.
Lieutenant II. L Bailey , Twonty-tlrst
Uultod States Infantry , is vultnig at IbOT
Faimim street.
Mrs. Hu boll Harrison with her llttlo
daughter. Mniathonu , expects to spend the
holidays In Omaha ,
Mr nnd MM. James H. Douglas will spend
Thanksgiving with the lattur's parents nt
Cedar Haplds , la.
Miss Lou iCussinasto of DCS Molnos , la. ,
Is visiting with Mr. and Mts.'Emmons LIT
North Seventeenth street.
The dunce which the Starlit-lit club was to
olvo nt Gooducti hull Thanksgiving eve has
been postponed ludollnltcly
Miss E Bailey and Mrs. Joseph Gallop of
Dunlap. In. are vUltlnc with Mrs. C. F.
Clark , 31)U ) Woolworth uvoiiuu.
Mrs. Lewis Heoil guvo an elegant cotillion
Filouy evening for tho.voung people and in
honor of Miss Mabel Balcombo.
Airs , Adolph Meyer's afternoon reception
promises to be the social uvout of next week ,
ovorUUO Invitations having ueun Issued.
LIoutcnQiit Chrlsnmii has' been ordered to
report for duty ut Wlllet's Point , Now Yorn
harbor , Ho left for his post Wednesday.
Mrs. S. S. f'elkerandMrs. W. A Moobius ,
the latter the daughter of Mr. H. S. Fclkor ,
have gouo on a visit to relatives in Chicago
Mr and Mrs. Aloiuo Thompson entertained
Prof , and Mrs Lockwood , Mr. Campbell nnd
Dr. Ylusouhulor at dinner WoitnosJay even
ing.
ing.Mr
Mr and Mrs. F. Adler have Jlssuod Invita
tions tar a debut party lot their dautjhtur ,
Miss Flora Adler , io bo pbi0noxt ! Thuwdav
evening. J311fl
Miss Hamilton gave an jnihrmnl luncheon
Thursday. These pros\jujv \ ! | wore- Miss
Hughes , Miss Himobauglk-.Mlis Batch , Miss
Skinner , Miss Doano. { f {
Mrs. Jessie Bain Cooccr of Knnsns Cltyi
formotly n popular teachCr.Tu the Nebraska
state normal school , Is In tno city the guest
of Miss Mary Fitch.
Hon. A. Al. MePlmll of Boston arrived in
Omaha on Thursday. Ho'vvlll ro'Ido on St.
Mary's avenue with his daughter and son-la-
law. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas li KlmbalL
Mrs. W B. Slaughter jjfafijw Angeles , the
guest of Mrs. Brad Slushier , will spend
lha winter with her son nCEvtmston , and
next summer will accompany them to
Euiopo. < ' ! i c
Mi-s. J. A. Buckstoff , one bt the leaders of
Lincoln society and one of the most popular
Indies in the Capital City , was In Iho city
Friday to attend the reception of Mrs. Ben-
lami'i S. Baker.
Mr. tiibort P Hamilton and Miss Clara
A. Martin were maided November llth at
the homo of Mr. and Mrs E A Blum. The
ladles are sisters. Mr. and Mrs , Hamilton
will bo at homo after December 1 at 101)3 )
Blimey street.
Mr. Wltcher , son ot Major John S. Witchor
paymaster United States ininy , stationed at
Salt Like Cltv , will bo married on Thuisdny
to Miss Nannie Marshall , daughter uf Judge
Marshall of this city.
Miss Mary Popplcton cnteitalned Inform
ally Wednesday evening. Among those pres
ent woio Miss Brown , Miss Hoagland , Air.
Crofoot , Mr. Will Wvman , Mr. Curtis luruor ,
Mr. Caldwcll Hamilton.
Mrs. H C Gushing nnd Mrs , Muontofor-
Ing have Issued Invitations fora piano iccltal
to bo given Thursday evening nt the homo of
Mrs Cushlng , TJJ bouth Twunty-ilfth street ,
b\ Mrs Muontoforing and her pupils. Lieu
tenant Kitizlo will sing.
The ball planned by the coming sot of
society young men for November 13 at the
Millard is dated for Wednesday evening ,
but there seems to bo some uncertainty about
it. The joung men ate talking of organizing
n dancing club to give monthly patties.
Many Omaha people nro nucleated In the
wedding of Miss Kate Pusey and Judge J. E.
F McGee , both of Council 131ufTs , which was
celobiatod last Wednesday afternoon at the
homo of the biide's parents The newly
mauled couplouio enjoilug a wedding Hip-
to KoiitucUv ,
The Postoftlco Social club held their first
of a seiics of dancing parlies I'mlav ovenlng
nnd about twenty-live couples availed them
selves of the pleasuies of the dai.co. The
ladies woio well pleased with the evening's
amusement , nnd the postoflleo ooys weio
gratified accordingly. The club Is to bo con-
giatulalud upon their choice of management.
Mr. and Mis.illiain \ Cook gave a prott } '
high tea Wedncsdav overling to the following
guests1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Hatry McCormtck ,
Miss Barlow , Miss Evans of bloux City ,
Miss CooU of Sioux City , Miss Hltnobaugb ,
Miss AloKundci , Mr. Chat Hedlck , Mr.
C'laikUcdick , Mr. Heath , Mr. Marsh , Mr.
Claik. The ladies were pioscntod with tiny
copper tea kettles for souv onus.
At a high five party Thursday evening at
tno residence of Mrs. E , F. Seavor on North
Forty-third stieot , Messis. Johnson ana Van
Buron entertained Miss Free , Miss E. Fioo ,
Miss Van Kuian , Miss H. Van Kuran. Miss
Pickering. Miss Alexander , Miss Soavcr ,
Miss Bulluy , Mis. Poynton : Messrs George
Pickermir , Smith , Pointotn , DoAnnaml ,
Dorw.ud , Fien and Johnson. The favors
weio won bj Mr. Ed Ftco and Miss PICK-
01 ing.
Lieutenant and Mrs.yebstor gave a de
lightful dance in honor of Mis. Danncr
Wednesday evening. The docoiations were
very claboiato Balduft scried a most deli
cious supper , and the Second1 Infanti } band
noverplaved better. Tho&a piesont wcto
General Biooke , Geneial. Wheaton , Mrs.
Ayres , Mr. Heath , Mrs.Vriaht , Miss Mc
Clelland , Mr. Bamo , Lieutenant Kinzio ,
Lloutonant limes , Lieutenant and Mis. Mai-
lory , Lieutenant and Mrs JAborcoisbio , Cap
tain and Mis. Keller , Mn Koss , Mr. U. Ber
lin , Mr. and Mis. Turner. t .
bUN DAXCJC OF Tijlj SIOUX.
llio Lost One s keen 'lij ' fllr. Clement
Chase ot'Oinnhn.
Mr. Clement Chase ha'd ( .be good fortune
to witness the lust suti-danco given by the
Sioui. nation , or at least , the last pno ot
which torture was permitted. This oocuriod
at the Hosobud icsoivatlon In July ot ISbJ ,
and notwithstanding that the iptoi lor depart
ment had Issued ordois to the contrary.
Agent Wnght was powoiless to prevent the
ceremony , and an immense camp of In
dians assembled vvost of the agency build
ings Mr Chase , repicsontmcr at , that time
the New York Sun and the Chicago Times ,
Investigated all the details piecoodlng the
dance und penetrated the tents set npait for
tbo men who woio to suffer at the dance.
They Uad volunteered for the ordeal , having ,
poilmps , pledged themselves to do so in the
stress ol danger , or in a piayor
to Waltan-tauka made over the
body of adj ing child. Mr. Chase subse
quently searched the Congiossional llbraiv
at Washington for infoimation as to tbo
origin of the rite , but found voty llttlo The
custom exhibits an antiquity as venerable as
tbo Dakota nation itself. The A/tec , per
forming the same diead obligation , was
'caught to the bosom of the sun. "
Tbo dancers pass the oatliopiecodlng win
ter in contemplation of tbti awful vow. In
early summer they scaich the woods for u
proper tree to bo hewn for tbo sun dance
polo. A gioat povv-wow Is held over this and
it is linally hewed by an Indian maiden con-
seel at od for this annual task. A communal
dlstiibutlou of piopcity goes on meanwhile
and tbo woods nio scouiod for greens and
tieos to uulld the big "topeo" vvbcio the
d.ineo is to bo hold.
At u mooting of Tbo ClubntLinlngor's gnl-
lorj Weduesdaj evening , Mr Chaao told the
following stoi > of the gieat Sioux dunco.
It was Sunday night July . ! , > , Just ni moonrise -
rise , that the dancois to the sun entered to
begin the fulfillment of their vow. There
woio llfteon tall , well built Sioux. * Thoload-
cr was known as "Follows a Woman , " \ \ In-
yan-opa. Among the othots vvoio "Iwivos-ln-
thp-Air.11 Wau kan-tu Wl-cha-km-jru ,
"Plonty-IIolo , " Olialatu-Oia , "White
Calf , " Pte-chin-cha-lab-i i ; "llollow-IIoin-
Uaglo , " Ho-o-khlo-ka Wau-bli , "Shod , "
Isomothlng sot up for a shade ] Uo-Hnn ti-
glo , "Two Haglos , " Wun-bli-non-pa , "Vel
io " Ella "Poor Dog " Shun-ka-ta-na-ma-
w , , , - - - - -
he-eha The llftoen inarohod In colums of
twos nnd throes alternate'preceded ' by boys
causing gay bannois. The men 'woio
stripped to tbo waist , but were skirts loach-
lug to the giound , of led pmld matoual
with ombioldoipdsttips of blue depending In
front and behind from the bolt , ; uoaths of
sweet grass were on tholr head with boms
cut from law hide , suspended over tholr
chests were mdo ropiosontutlons of the sun ,
nnd fiom tholr w lists hung their family to
tems , answering lo coivs-cjf-uims of whlto
aiistocraoy , A bulttilo skjiln painted with a
blue sign to indicate tiio'jlour ' winds was
boinobytho leiidnr and deposited opposite
the polo by the Plirat , vvlulo the sncted pipe
was set up in fiont of the sacred spot resolved -
solved for the dancers and , mcoioino ; men.
In regular intonation the singois began to
chunt and boat , their drums , tlio dancers
stood in line , put to tuolrljpyjihot t whistles
made of the vvIng bone * n ail eagle , tipped
with the much ptlzou feather ot the medicine
bird , and commenced to spiing on their toes ,
both feet together , springjnir nud whistling
to the rytbm of the song , V < few old hags
who had ciopt in bogi iij'.xy "hlo-ya" in u
sbiill key , nceompanviu } ; jljjo men/and the
choius was furthov o < supplemented
by vigorous boating of u hide
"stiotchod on the ground Till ) pole llnttorlng
with banners , stood out clpor and tall in tno
moonlight , near Its top vvtti bound a fusees of
willow twigs that gave It iifttrong semblance
to u cross. Under this dangled a manikin
cut from beef hide , ono hide blueit , typllving
tbo ovtl splilt , the ether white , the good
splilt , and beneath swung in the
breeze a minimum buffalo , said lo
represent the nun. This "dancing contin
ued all night , the participants changing posU
tlons when tbo moon crossed the Hkv.Rtrotcb-
li.g their bate arms out to It and uttering
short prajors until tuo daylight camo.
I'rniu hU shlnliu lodu ot ,
IJI.u u wuirlor lobed itiul p ilntud.
L'niuo the sun und H.ilil , 'Hi ! i ilil mo !
t'htiula. tlioKroal sun b hold me ! "
As the sun climbed Iho skjnho dun cor *
were scon to bo striving to look upon its fuco
us lougand steadil ) as possible When.nltor
several hours' watchuig , an > one of them
was observed to totur or show onj signs of
oxbauHtlon , ho was led intu thushuL'u ana
given n morsel al wild sago to roll upon his
touguo , or a pull at the icd stone
plpo , or the old mediclito man , with
iiiuih mummery und ineainuilo p.ucua , pro-
tlieTAILOR
/ .
Gentlemen Seeking
Evening Attire
For Thankso-ivino' , Christmas , New Year and the Winter Season
Will find us well prepared to furnish the best garments to order , at
short notice , if required.
We make evening suits for as little as $30 [ all silk lined ] and as
much as $65 , including $3510 , $45 and $50 grades.
Q\w \ fabrics are selected by skilled hands ; our Jitters and sewers
are in active practice , and we posses < ? : //the unique braids and silks so
essential for the correct evening attire.
Inverness Overcoats ( nt \ ° m0suirll1sJ3 < ulr ) $25.00 and upwards
Melton Overcoats w 1 > , , ' > . .
( a ) $25.00 to $45.00
Prince Albert and Cutaway Suits ( l"clwJr'Stoisiys ) $25.00 to $55.00
Business Suitings ( fu rwor ed's111) ) $20. oo to $35.00
Storm Coats ( r'lo'o $18.00 to $30.00 , - . ' .
Trouserings , an endless variety $5 to $ 15.00 ' *
NICOLL THE TAILOR.
207 S. 15th. , Bet. Farnam and Douglas.
fosscd to renew the vigor of the victim's
limbs. Thodiumming and the scicamlng is
thoioupon redoubled , the Indians como in
and pick out shady scats on the glass , bird
bieiid and boiled dog is seivod lu duty black
kettles by the women. The lutlo "Indian
boys outside of tlio enclosure aio playing
tticlts on each other and frightening ponies ;
on the praiiio haid by some squaws arc
dancing in a ling and singing ;
i'awnec. are you blind ?
I in ail o a chaise upon jou ,
And btoloyoui hoisus ,
lint yon nuvui aaw me.
The hubbub now ceases while wo witness
the act of admitting * childien as iccogni/od
members of tno Sioux nation. This was
performed In aboriginal times by piercing
the oars.but now the pleicinglsaccomplished
moro slowly ( and more moicifully ) at homo ,
by clasping the oar with a lead bullet cut
almost in twain. This is pinched together
day by day until tno lobo wears through.
The father outers the ring on n pony which
Is quite Hidden In yards upon yaids of bright
calico and ho benib in his urms the papoose.
His wife tiudges behind , giasplng a cheap
tiunk tullof dioss putteins. The medicine
man , mumbling a mayor , waves
his hand mjstically 01 er the child's
head , the pony and goods nio
presented to him for this service , and the
rile is poifouned. Formally the little
uuriculais woio nidoly slit by the iiicuicino
man on the spotaud great was the wailjjig ,
it is said. y
It was , high noon when thoofllclating pi test
took usldo tineo of the dunccis , snipped
them ot oveivthlng save the biecch-clout and
began to coyer their naked bodies with paint.
Ono was decorated with a bright yellow ,
dotted with blue b > the thumb ot the attlst ,
another with vormllllon , and the tblid with
Indian rod. Wnen suftlcloiitly adoinod with
color they woio led in turn to each of tbo
four points of the compass , w oat lug war bon-
uots of oases' feathois , and at each stopping
place then guide , with arms extended in a
wavy motion , blow n whistle around their
shoulders and aims. The last station was
the polo Itself , vvhoio the following briot
piavor was otToiod In the Dakota lungungo
'Gtout spirit , wo mo como to obsoivotho
day j on give us. l eve us. Uloss us bavu
\vostaudupon our foot to give our
bodies to tod. ! Look nt us , our wives , our
cbilihon , our fi lends , and help us to bear
tills tiiul " The loader , "Follows a \\oman , "
was than seized bv the attendants and thiown
upon the cat th. The medicine man made
two incis.ons with a sharp knlfo over each
bjpast In the vicinity of the pcctoinl mus
cles , the Ilosh was skillfully lilted and tuo
haul wooden skowois slipped under. These
sticks , ornamented wlthpoicupmo quill work
wore tied at each end by boot sluowslo a
rope which depended from ttio top uf the con-
'or polo , and , swine out liom this , the man
lOL'aluod his foot , toady for the o.\ciuciatlng
pain which would follow the least movement ,
The nolsv drumming was icnovvod , Wln-
jun-opa , his stolid features stamped with
borolu Inditforonrc , oblivious to all around ,
biiaod his heels llrmly lu the sod nnd sud
denly pulled back \\hli all Ills Htrongtn. Iho
rope came taut , the brousts stood out fiom
his body under the strain , but the Ilosh re
fused to yield riving slack to the lope ,
with a second effort ho ripped out tbo sticks
am ) fell heavily bacl.ivoui on liU elbow
While the blood still run fiom the aavugo
wounds In his bie.ist bo rejoined the line of
dancers , and in recognition of tbo supcilor
ouso with which no released himself ho was
allowed to protect bin bond from the sun's
rays with u small led paiasol which bad
been picked up KOICOW hero In n traders' store
Kvarj nerve was quivering , and his body
shown with penpiintion , but fpt which
his appearance with ttio parasol would
have been altogether inughublc * .
The two otherod Indian * suffered tbo sumo
ordeal "Llves-in-tbo-AIr" freed himself
from one stick in ton minutes , but falling on
the olboi1 was allowed to give thieo ponies
uwnv fora release. " 1'oor Dog" fared woist
of nil The inoblons lu his breast heemed to
huva been deeper , or the cuticle thlclior Ills
eager nud prolonged struggles to bioiik his
voluntai > bonds were to the olvlii/ed visitors
the moat painful of the ilav'a horroi's Ttio
victim moved about the polo , the r pa being
Klacii , blowing his whistle , and women approached
preached to throw ncrots the rope calicos
and ether articles which weio thus supposed
to acquno magical qualities. They tinned
awav and weio scon to bo ci\inp. " 1'oor
Dog" laised his hands in silent piajor to the
Gient Spmt , his attitude vividly totalling
tbo lines of Longfellow
"Tow lid the sun his hinds HOJO lifted ,
lloth the pulms spioad out aKnlnsl It ,
And liolu.on the p uteil lln-'uis
I oil the sunshine on bis fi attires ,
I leukc d u 1th llKht his n iKuil shoulders ,
As It falls und nocks nn o lU trei1
'lliron b the lifted lo IMS und branches "
After twenty minutes a friend , running
out from the ciowd , caught bbun-ka-ta-ma-
he cha aiound the waist and gave a ticmon-
deus pull. But the stout iiitemiinent did not
j lold it was only after half an hour of tor-
into that ho succeeded in tiecmg himself ,
falling on the giound panting and sickened.
Yet one moro exhibition took place , a
skewer Insiited nonr tbo shoulder blade of
"Yellow" was torn out by nn excited hoiso ,
over whoso bead the coids holding tlio in-
stiutnentof pain had boon thiown. A smart
hiow. a toss of the animal's head , and it was
over. No moro scones like the ubovo re
mained to gi.itify tlio savage taste of the
audience and it disappeared. Tlio dancois ,
however , continued. Without lusting fond
and with llttlo water the men had U'inained
on their feet npntly n div. bnppoitcd bv
their companions as tboy tottoiod about ,
their diy , leatboiy lips still clinging to the
whistles , their movements blow , mechanical ,
spasmodic , they must certainly have longed
for the end which sundown biought , to the
toitible exhibition Tlio men woio led away
to then tents. It ono had failed in this til il ,
had cried out In pain , had begued for 10-
louse , ho would have foiover forfeited his
place among the lighting men of his tube
and been dogiadod to tbo i an Its of the
squuw , to bo by them dcsplsod. Hut not a
gioau escaped tholr lips.
Use Ilnlloi's Uurb Wiio Linlmemt for
hoisos , It never falls to cuio cuts , wounds
and old sores.
JUH.HIKHlh.
There nro ninotv-twa Chiistian churches
and chapels in the city of 1'okio , Japan.
Tbo Year-Book of the Congregational
chinch U'porls 4 M" chinches , with . "jUO.bU
mnmbcis and Olit.blO In the bunday schools.
The fnthur of lllshop II irS , Hov t ! nmlon
Hate of 1'nllad'jlphia , was thought to bo
dying last week Ileait failure and iiilluoiua
were the maladies fiom which ho was sullor-
Ing Mr Haio ij si ycais old.
Tbo constitution of the Christian nmlcavor
society has now bcou translated into Oermun ,
1'ieneh , bwcdish , Noiweiflnii , bpanisli , Chin
ese , Tamil , and Fiji , nnd it Is bcin ron-
delc'd into Aimonlan nnd I'mkish and other
languages with which American misslon-
uiias aio conversant.
Dr Kichard Sailor btons has Just com
pleted the foitllfth your ol Ins pastoiato of
the Chuic.li of the i'ilgiims lu Biooklyn.
Although Dr btotrs recently colubiated his
Tilth .vcur bo still enjos ovcoliont hoilth and
piom'isos to uminin for buveiiil years longer
in ehnrgo of tbo chinch with wliuli ho has
been Lonnoctud almost fiom the beglnnlnu-
his ministry.
The movement In favor of u ( , opunto Prcs-
bytuilan chuich for the caloiud people of thu
south seems to bo gaming in strength , es
pecially in the poulhcni chuich Alieady
jour prosbjtoilos have boon oirani/cd , and
tno lust general assembly of the huuthoin
church recommended that these prusoytorlos
should form on indcponooiit synod > ia soon us
tbo way shall be clear.
Hov. Hasoa Vise of Macedonia , 111 , bus
been combating bntnn for Just half u century ,
und though hU voaio old ho U ono of the most
vigorous ptoachors In southern Illinois Not
the liust louiarkablo episode in bis career Is
that when , In Ib-IU , he was cnlloj to bis
chaigo In Illinois , he walued ucioss the
connie fiom houth Carolina to accept it.
According to The Congrogatlnnnhst , the
blblu bus n laiverHiilu In Italy than any other
book That paper also dccluros trial it
1'iotostant has tno monopoly of manufai ntr-
ini ; lobes for Hoinan I'utholiu cnnlinnh Tor
IfiUjoara Iho secret of making the pocuiiui
red d.v o for these varments has boon in ttio
possession of a tlrm in ISoUium who.-io head
u u 1'ioU'htant tnorchunt
Ux-benator Hdmuuds provided at tbo
llplscopal conpiess whoso scsblons began in
Washincton Mniul.n , ami among the aiiiu of
distinguished o'luichmon who sut bencjtli
hi gavel were Dr * - . D. McConnell of I'hllu-
delphm , tleneial , loseh ] H Andeison of
Jticlimoiid , Vn , and Dr. Ddwin llanovoi _ of
NowIIavon. Ml , Udinniids has for jeais
neon a consistent atteiulanton theseiviccsof
the Episcopal ohuich , and in dignity of demeanor
meaner and gravity of habit is admirably
JHtrd to pitisido over the dollboiatlons of Its
delegates.
. Small in sire , gioat in losults ; DoWitt's
Llttlo Harly Itisuis. Best pill for conHtipa
tion , best for sick headache , host lor sour
stomach.
Dr. Binioy cutcsi'itivri-ti Bcc.b'dg. ' .
Mrs. Graham's
Cucumber and
Elder Flower Cream
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| iiiiiiliirly ) iiM'il , lint | ornianiMit y l > Liiiitllli < 4 It
croittua u Kfl aiUDutli , olt iir viho ) nltlu. und Oy
dully uM > Kniiluul ! ) iniikOH llio i < in i u\l in tjti r il
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ul'o t uf Mill mil ululivnl | jrii\im ? viiiiliurn null
frt tkloH uu 1 b tiotht u lh willnu\4u LII liulilu VDU
a-o U II i loimwvs Iliu IHCD fur liut'cr limn K > i | > uml
tvalir iiiiiirl liU4iiiiil lunl l up HID ekln tNHiiitt mill
llMiHiruvunln | llio formuUnn ol wrliiklin linhii. HID
lrotlini ! , louni'i' ' * mil KIIHI tun 11 of fhlu Hint
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uilk'lit I" iiw It unit irl\u > H nioru yi-iublul iippimi
untu luunr In l > , nn I that iitrniiiiiuiitly It uiintalu
liu mill , iinnilurorulkiilt anil U us ImrmlOM HI ilt-ir
mill us nuHihliln'to tliuHklii umlnw U lu tlui lluwur
1'iicu * 1 u > , Ak yuiir LrunKln tur it.
H.VMI'I.C IKHTI.i ; iiuilluil frou tu 1111 } lullon r
culpt of 10cuils In MIIUI | > to | i ) Jcir jiutliuu and
puking l.a.l ) AiL'iil" wuntul.
vnis ( iuuMSi IIIIVIIVM "lie.ialy Do.lur , mi
Toil ' Irott , "Min Kriintld to.
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iii ur > llnusu I'liiiriiiu y , ' H luniUi : M r MUM.'t
( u , Kulin \ i " I iiokun I'tiirtmii ) , mil In Lniutll
Illull * hy A l > I ii'tiir , J ( lu liivun.ilui M lluvlx.
UiclniriUun UniKCo. , nlmlo tlo a , ' ul , tliiiiilni
N , M , RUDDY ,
THE ONLY PRACIICAL OP1ICIAN
SI'i ' Li > ulh 1 itli ! iiuinisi | iioati I
ETES TESTED PI4EB
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Kit'lit Mi u ojiii t u li h DI tu u ni nt nud iiuulity
il : iinl nit
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mid upw I I II U mlt pitI I pliufli In
KIII- II I i "in t j miiiu I ij ut rt Ltntud
AKTIFIOIAt , HUMAN KYES INSEUTBD ,