I
EMPTY PEWS THIS HORSING
. Society Utterly Done Up by the Week's '
\ Eound of Gaiety.
REVIVING THE COTILLON IN OMAHA
I.itnclientis , ItorrptloiM , Curd Pnrllr * fur.
nlftlt Unlimited ICnJnjrntPnt to the
llowlliif ; StrrtU Wlti-ii Len
the World \Mthoiit
' 'Should nny ono happen to call today
.Tcamcs arid Joonnlo\vo nro not at homo that
is to nay , you know the exception.1
Such nro the orders that have bcon whis
pered Into the curs of "man servants and
mold servants" presiding ever swell estab
lishments up nnd down the fnshlonoblostrccls
of Omaha today.
This Is to bo really a day of complete rest
for human endurance could hardly keep up
the pnco sol by the fashionable world the
past wcelr , nnd expect to have any slaying
qualities loft by the tuna Lent dropped Its
curtain and shut the world without.
The week has bcon crowed with functions
nnd functions , the promulgation of peace
with Chill having bcon a signal seemingly
for renewed social hostilities.
Dean Gardner , Fnlhor Williams , Hector
Alnckay , Parson Ilarsha , Or. Duryca , Kov.
Air. Tuanu , harangue to empty pows this
morning , llgurallvoly sneaking , for their
Swell congregations are resting for another
loUnil of dunces , luncheons , 'ot.s , Kensing
tons , small Had cnrllos , and whatovcr other
form of entertainment society is pleased to
tlevlsu for the "comfort" of Its votaries.
The exception to which allusion Is made In
the beginning only proves the rule of
fatigue , for no matter bow weary In mind
nnd body ono tnav bo , uow delightfully
pleasant It Is to have Just the right ono In at
tendance to hand you your salts , to adjust
your cushions , to nrrnngo > our lamp shauo ,
to say Just enough nnd to say it soft and low.
. * *
The 'X'cmplo of Pleasure bad been nil but
{ . dosortcd. Cobwebs bnd begun to Intortwlno
tliu faded garlands In the banquet hall and
dust hail burled the dancing programs and
i rose petuls thnt remained to tell to unnpore-
clntlvo vncancv the story of the last brilliant
gathering. The forsaken loudozvous re
echoed with mocking distinctness at ovcry
1 feint nt merriment , nnd _ the Jnst devotee
aeoined about to desert thu * once frequented
shrino. Hut a reaction lias sot In , und the
, Mecca of tbo fushlonnblo wnild may mason-
ably bo expected to wear again its hospitable
air.
' It was surprising , at tbo Doanc cotillon , to
otleo the number of young uoinon who had
never danced the gurmnn boforo. They np
t broached the ovcntvltli all the fear and
prcmbling of school unlldrcn up for an exam
ination. Antlyotlt should not bnvo boon
( surprising , for the cotillon In Omaha ha :
bcon tabooed for the past thruo years , am
the girls who wora enjoying their" first act
ual participation In the plcasantost of nil
society dances , were then plodding through
English literature , the languages , or taking
dally lessons In drawing , music , doportmonl
nnd tbo other accomplishments the society
girl is expected to nave before she loaves tbo
boarding school and seminary.
A pleasantly noticeable thine about the
cotillon wns the absence of distinct favorites
among the women , all being equally honored ,
'
. 'which , to sny'tho least , Is much preferable
to one girl being loaded down with favors
whllo the others nro reminded constantly-
their lack of beauty , popularity nnd those
charming qualities which distinguish ono
woman above another.
Yet it would have boon vorr hard to have
found twenty prettier or moro charming
young women than those who danced the
rotlllon In honor of Miss Ooano's natal day.
They wora the pick of the haut rnondc , rep
resentatives of Omaha's first families and
, .tlioy danced.tho figure * of Urn cotillon with
t-.tboftraco und finish that Is Synonymous with
gentle breeding.
.Apropos of the Doano cotillion and the
favors which were so much n fouturo of that
function. It is not very long ago , when , to
obtain favors In Omaha for the gorman was
ono of the impossibilities nnd Chi
cago. Boston Philadelphia and New
York were usually called upon to
supply that very necessary adjunct to the
successful cotillon. Why o'fton the howling
swells had to put up&fl apiece for tbo favors
alonu , either Imported or brought from
tbo oast. Lately , however , the sbnps have
taken to keeping thc.so requisites and very
pretty f vors may now bo obtained
rlgbt at homo , not in as largo assortments
to snleot from possibly as at Tiffany's Bnily ,
Bunks & Blddlo'H BaUUng Co.orPicklow
Kominrd's but sufllclont for all modest desire !
for society has placed its restraining hand
upon extravagances in favors much to Its
credit , and the hostess in arranging for
1 cotillon is not compelled to count I Do cost o
her favors as In past times , dainty pretty
conceits only being required and no whlto
natln menus fastened with tiny gold chains
to which are attached exquisite diamond
pins , nro required , which Max O'Uoll ii
"Johuatbnn and His Continent" speaks about
as showing the extravagance of the Amor !
can people. If such elaborate favors were
demanded now , a hosloas might just as wol
present her guests with $100 bills.
#
Knowltall Why so doucodlv pensive and
find , old chnppie. You can't bo thinking of
mnrrvlng , can you !
Wllthnvomo No not that. But I go
one of those Immense niu h spoons at the
Doauo Cotillon and was just wondering Ii
thcro could have been anything persona
meant.
Talk about Omaha's M > s. Mnlaprop. She
Is."not In it , " compared to a Mr. Malaprop
who has appeared lately nt ono or two ulu-
nors. Ho convulsed a table last week by
Bin tine gravely that a certain society bclla
samod to him very legible. It xvns some
ttmo before bis companions ascertained thai
ho meant eligible.
Acnln balloons being dlscuued in relation
to tbo Chilian imbroglio , and their possible
ucctsj In modern warfare ho remarked that
"argonauts" had often contended that
balloons could bo inndo great "locomotives'
of death.
A I'lORrwtNlve Itutlrrlly Cotlllun.
It has been n very long time since a prettier
or more thoroughly charming cotillon has
been given In the smart world limn that o
Tuesday evening by Miss IJoano In celebrat
ion of her natal day. It was a tiino of soda
revelry , 11 time of glamour and distinction
u time of flaunted genealogy , a tlino of Hat
tcilnc eminence for tbo Invited ana of ills
consolato regret-f6r the JKnorcd , The guests
were chosen for their brilliancy and for tl.oir
position in the beau moudo , and with Mr
William ( J. Douno to lead tbo equities were
pei f ect ,
The decorations were simple but vorv
pretty , sinllnx being used to good advantngb
throughout the rooms on tbo east sldo of thu
Douno residence on Chicago and Twoutv
first streets , while butterflies In nil sorts of
colorstlmt would havn
delighted the heart o :
the lopldopterlst , wcio pinned ubout tbo
walls and ever the wide doorway which di-
vldod the two drawing rooms. Across the
hallway , In the library , was thu punch bowl
which was vlslttU with startling legulatlty
by the guests , who numbered forty o'
Onmlm'-s society belles and bcuux ,
, Mr. Donne's whlstlo sounded at 0 o'clocli
and until 11:30 the dancing was continuous
\vhau refreshments were served , and thei
the pleasant procram was resumed , tenmn
atlng Jit a very llltlo after 1 , a very season
able ' ' and sedate hour , by tin- way , for boautv
'I'wolvo figures were danced , six diroc
nnd six Indlicct , Mr.Doano shotting hlmscl
n delightful loader , n position which is tbo
envy of every society man miyuhure. Ho was
considerate and coo ) , loading with qulotgracu
which added materially to tbo cburm of the
night.
The favors wore butterflies for the women
in various colors and butterfly bows "
for the men. Tbo butterflies were pretty and
nlry creations of the hostess1 fair hands , the
wings boinu made of gauze outlined with
cold cord and tinsel bodv. Miss Doano bav
Ing been engaged In their making slnco las
Kovcmbor. Tbo bows were mudo by sovera
friend * of the hostess and were ilncularly
pretty and appropriate , carrying out the gen
oral Idea of the cotillon.
The first direct
figure danced was sug
gestive or a butterfly la Its grace and beauty
followed by tbo tint Indirect , which was a
regressive march , eight couple * lacing each
ithor , then Croaking Off tight nnd loft. Tbo
hlrd wnt a direct , nnd embraced the butter-
I frtvora. For the foorth figure , Indirect ,
Mr. Doaii6 Introduced n pretty feature , ilvo
glrU holding buttorllcs above their heads
lancing toward the men , flvo of whom were
'ortunnto to secure the prlrcs whllo iho
others retired to the contemplation of what
rustic accomplishes In the social world oven.
1'no fifth xvns direct , and again the butler-
lies nnd bows \\cto in use , some of the mon
already showing their popularity bv the num
ber of multi-cplorcd bows upon their lapels.
The sixth llgiirt , another Indirect , was very
amusing , but not particularly enjoyed by
some of the men. The gills were permitted
to arawspoons from n bstr , there bolng tbroo
Itrgo wooden spoons like the o which our
grandmothers used In. their kitchens to stir
mush , which spoons \vdro given to the mon
ns favors , the largo spoons bolng presented
to the "biggest spoons" among the mon.
After nnoihor direct ilgiirocnmo refresh-
mcnts to the delight ot the guests , for tbo
dancing had boon continuous slnco the open
ing wnlstlo sounded.
After rcfroshmunts again the dancowns
resumed with nu indirect figure , the lender
taking six forfeits from as many
young Indies presenting the forfeits to
the men the same number
of mon then took the cutest valentines that
have ever been scon in tbn west from the
favor table and presented thcso poems of SU
Cupid to the owners of the forfeits. The
valentines wrro thoroughly sketchy in
style , exceedingly bright , uuri were particu
larly appropriate to the occasion. The ninth
nnd clovertthvdro direct Ilguros , the tenth
nnd twelfth Indirect , the former indirect
being the "Illght of the butterflies , " the mon
driving tbo women , nnd the last an exceed
ingly pretty figure , was arranged in this
wise : To each of the mon nn envelope was
given with which to fnvor the women ; the
envelopes bolng opened n vlolot was found
In ono , nnd Miss Uolln Chandler took her
position in the center of the room with a
tray full of vloloti ; two lines were formed ,
led by Miss Donno and Miss [ Inrgis , nnd as
Iho lines moved past a nineteenth century
picture of' Tobln's "Flower Girl , " Miss
Chandler presented to each bno n bunch of
violets , the. men then dnuclng with their
partners , thus terminating the figure , having
progressed throughout the evening.
Allss Doano , the fair young hostess , whoso
sweetest charm lies in her thougutfulnoss
nnd geniality , whoso nnturo Is ns warm as
the glow 'dn her cheek , were n beautiful
gown of heavy whllo silk trimmed with
rufllos of embroidered chiffonn whlto paruro
in nor hnlr , and bunches of violets ubout the
squnra neck.
Allss Hargls. a typical southern woman ,
exceedingly clover "ana Interesting , with a
Una of justices , culef Justices and generals
at nor back , her father a noted lawyer and a
former chief justice of Iho Blue Grass stole ,
were a bewitching whllo larlotou ever white
silk , with ploatlngs nnd trimmings of light
grcon velvet , with bows of the same slmdo ,
und she carried an enormous bouquet of red
roses , which she managed with Indescrlbablo
graco. You have hoard of ICntlsha's loft
shoulder-blade , which was on exhibition
Tuesdays mid Thursdays , but Miss linrgls is
the possessor of a foot which quite
rivals the prominent feature of Gilbert nnd
Sullivan's Amnznnlan hcrolnu. It Is small
nnd shapely , just such a foot about which
Austin Dobson' writes to charmingly In his
vors do soelotlo. * -
Miss Bartbn Yost was gowned in blue
striped gauze mndo ever blue Milk , orna
mented with violet * , which seemed the par
ticular flower of Iho evening.
Miss Hougland were a pollen dotted helio
trope ever green silk ; green glovos.
Miss Delia Chandler , a beauty In Its
broadest son so , graceful as a fawn , were an
orange colored surah , a startllngly pretty
effect being secured bv tbo bouquet of dark
red roses which she woro.
Miss Tbcdo Balcb appeared In a pretty
costume of wblto silk and mullc , ever wblto
silk nnd cnrrlcd a bouquet of violets.
Mlis Woolworth were ono of tbo hand
somest gowns of the evening , a whlto crepe
with a blacic liguro running through It , the
ensemble being encircled with black thread
laoo. " '
Miss Stella Hamilton , who alwavs dresses
with taste , wore a fetching costume of pink
crepe , plainly but very effectively mado.
Miss Hambloton woroanexquisitely pretty
whltn crepe with nn elaborately oinbro idorod
front , on tralno.
Miss Wadleigh. another of the fair young
women present ; were a1 light blue ottoman
"silk with rod roses. ' '
Miss Maud Wadlelgn graced a shrimp pink
ottoman ailk with chiffon , trimmed with
green ribbons and embroidered crepe llsso.
Miss English , whoso Puritan genealogy is
reflected in nfaco that might readily bo taken
for Prtscilta's , dignified and graceful , were
wblto silk iDUlle over whlto silu , ala
Itocamlor , a lovely urcklnco of whlto enam
eled marguerites ai.d diamonds showing
ntthe throat.
Miss Nclsle Hughes , line looking , with n
fnco and form that Hone ml ht have envied ,
wdro a pink llgured China silk , prettily
mado.
Miss Sadie Nash looked paitloulnrly fas
cinating in n dress of pink crepe and chiffon.
Miss Emily Wnkelov. "tall nnd most
divinely fair , " a favor Ho in the circle of tbo
oxcluslves , were n dainty costume of whlto
silk tilmmod with wblto. lace , tbo corsage
being trimmed with red roses.
Miss Wallace of Salt Lake was a srmphony
In gray crepe , a coronet of whlto flowers in
her hnlr.
Miss Mamlo Moore were yellow crepe
trimmed with festoons of violets.
Miss Jonnlo McClelland , bright and sun
shiny , presided nt tbo favor table , nnd were
a smart froclc of bright green moussellno do
solo ever bright green surah , maribout trim
mings about the low cut corsage ,
Miss Blanche MoIConna , a particularly
graceful girl , were a handsome gown of
whlto satin trim mod with wliito lace and
bows made of lovers' knots.
Miss Laura. Hoa/tland / wore a magnificent
foreign creation of whlto satin , brocaded in
loses relieved by wlno colored vlolot ,
The mon who danced were : Mr. Hall ,
Mr. Ouiou , Mr. W. Farnatn ymlth , Mr. Mp-
Millan , Mr. Frank Hamilton , Mr. Caldwell
Hamilton , Mr. Palmer , Mr. Charles Wilson ,
Mr. Don no , Mr. Coles , Mr. Pierre Garnoau ,
Mr. Baldrldgo , Mr. Will Cnrtnn , Mr. John
Patrick , Mr. A. ICountze , Mr. A. L. Keed ,
Mr. Sherwood , Mr. Chat Hodlclc , Mr. Clark
Kedlck Mr. Powell.
, Tboso who looked on
were Judge nnd Mrs. Doano , Mrs. Keller uucl
Miss Wakeloy.
llonmlng the Sturlllcx.
Ono of the most enjoyable leap y oar parties
of the season was that given In honor of the
"Starlito Social Club" last Tuesday evening ,
at tbo beautiful home of Miss Ktta Uoseti-
bery in Kountzo Place. Progressive high
flvo wus played until U o'clock when an ele
gant supper xvns served. Then the floors
were cleared of tables and chairs and danc
ing was indulged In until tbo "woo small
hours. " Tbo prizes were captured by Mr.
Dlxon winning iho first prlzo and Mr/Long
prey the booby.
(
Mr. C. T. Butler , on behalf of tbo club
members delivered an nddrrss , to which
Miss Uospubory most graciously responded.
Miss Koscnbory was assisted in receiving
the 'ut-sts by Miss
( Kennedy and Miss Mil-
land. The hostess was handsomely attired
in blacK china silk with pink chiffon and
pink roses.
Miss Kennedy were u becoming gown ol
pink ciepo with llllo < of the valley.
Miss linrkur looked charm Ink' In a suit of
\\hlto.
Miss Mlllaud was prettily gowned In pink
with flowers.
Mrs. Kosonbor.v was ntllrodln heavy blaok
gross grain silk with blaok jot passementerie.
Among the many present were : Misses
Kennedy , Mlllnrd , Barker , Clark , Ogburn ,
Paruor , Whitney , Slattar , Twisbor , Heoi ,
Dobolt , Andrews , Smith , Mnrnoll , Banner ,
liuchholz , F. Buchholz. Williams , Book ,
Fitzpalrluk , Flannagan , Llllle Smith. Lottlo
Smith , McArdlo ; Messrs. Butler , Portorlleld ,
Loimpioy. Mnrnoll , Stevens , Putcrson ,
Dee no , Slatter , Cannon , Dlxon , Miller ,
Do'Uosi ? , Hanoy , Fitzpntiick. Kisher ,
Goodscll. Uoienbory , MoArdlo , Fl
Mucntoferiuir , Smith , O'bnou , Brown , Mr.
mid Mm. Smith , l-'ancnor , Mrs * . Wright , Mrs.
Murtiiiovlch , and Mr. and Mrs. Uosoutory.
TlH'i I'liiji-il Wfilat.
A whist party rondo up of really good
players U a very unusual sight these days ol
progressive euchre , high llvo and kindred
"society games , but Mr. and Mm , Ueorgo
Joslyn surrounded themselves Wednesday
evening with a jolly company of whist
players , nnd what a blessed relief it was
from the gamea which the gay world so
dourly love to play , because they require so
little thoueht.
Mr , and Mrs. Joslyn are delightful outer-
talnort , their home In Kountzo place being
thorouchly adapted for oclal functions. Oi
this occatta the decorations were begonias , In
palms ftud roses from vholr owu cousorva-
ory , which Is something unusunl , too , oven
n n big city like Omulm.
Prizes \Toro nwnrdotl ns followsA Bold
eimmolo-l cut irlms olive Olshias Woti by
Mrs. Judge Mneombor. The second prlzo ,
n silver cnko knife was takcd bv 'Mrs. lJr. ,
Jrummor. A very hnudso'mo silver inotintcd
Ink blotter wns the first gonfienntij'i prize,1
won bv Mr. Blair , wbllo Colonel H. C. Akin
took the second prlro , one half dozen silver
nut picks.
During the evening the Sutorlus mandolin
club plavcd delightfully , which added to
the pleasure of the evening. Do
lldous rofreahmonts were ' served
tbo guests being onthuslnstlo In praise of a
whist party. Tbo guests were :
Judge nnd Mrs. nincoinbor. Mr. , and Mrs.
H. D. Kstnbrook. Mr. nnd Mrs. C.S. liar-
mend , . ,11. nnd ilr9. W. S. Curtis , Lfil. nnd
Mrs. W. Uodlclt , Air. nnd-Mrs. CbiU 'Hart
man , Mr. nnd Mrs. Jr IL Uuchnnan , Dr. nnd
Mr * . B. F. Crummor , Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Kon-
niird , Mr. nnd Mrs. E. D. .Van Coiirt , Mr.
and Mrs. 11 V. Lowl , Mr. and MM. H. C.
Akin , Mr. and Mr . Joseph Blair : Mr. nnd
Mrs. D. V. Sholos , Mr. nnd Mrs. II. Laurie ,
Mr. ana Mrs. Wollor , Miss Crummor , Mrs.
J. H. Collins , Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ulshou.
The Hogg * Krrcptloll , 1
Notwithstanding the very disagreeable
weather of Thursdnv , the boauliful borne of
Mrs. George H. Boggs , aiO North Twenlleth
streotb' wns crowded from 3 until 0 with the
loaders of fashionable life * nnd thowwho fol.
low in their train. If the weather was any
thing but pleasant without there wns bright
ness and beauty within , nnd these who
braved the storm of Thursday were ruoro
than repaid for their bravery by being In nt-
tendance upon one of the swollost rocontlbtis
of the soasoit.
Mrs. Boggs entertains royally , " and her
functions nro nlwnys certain of calling out
the beau inondo in Inrgo numbers. They nro
looked forward to with plonamo , and are nl-
wavii lecnlled wilh delight as being among
the distinctive successes of the year ,
The decorations were very beautiful , the
florist having boon elvon carte blnncho in the
arrangement of flowers nud plants.
The drawing room xvas filled with , tbo
attars of many roses , the niantul , n boautlful
piece of iho wood carver's art , bolng almost
concealed with handsome jardluioras filled
with posies , roses and hyacinths
predominating. The deep bow win
dow , wllh its elaborate and rich
draperies was made additionally handsome
by a magnificent stand of Japanese lilies
which nodded in harmony with the rise and
fall of the muslo without the drawing room
door , Hans Albert dlrootlag. Then in addi
tion to these pretty things "which ( Sod for
got to glvo souls to , " as Boocher poetically
It In "Norwood " there
puts , were exquisite
rose bowls filled with American beauties
und other kind * of flowers. Tbo > musio room
lo the rlgbt of the drawing rooms was given
ever to the punch bowl , a handsome men
tloth occupying a prominent position near
tbo sldo window nnd presided over b } ' two
very protly young women. Tbd mantel was
ornamented with flowers , pink and whlto
roses predominating.
The dining room called out enthusiastic
comments from tbo fair sex , the massive center -
tor table being covered with an exquisite
lace cloth , tlo ) center being occupied by an
1 in mon so rose bowl filled with elennt yellow
roses , all Iho decorations In Iho room being
of the same shade.
Mrs. Boggs wus assisted In rocolvlncr bv
Mrs. S. P. Morse and Mrs. Klrkondall. "Tho
hostess were a very rich And attractive gown ,
of amethyst faille and silu crepe , with
pparl passemontoiio , and very boautlful dia
monds.
Mrs. Morse were a handsome costume of
black faille trimmed with quantities of lovely
lace , Iho sombreness being relieved by pink
roses and n plnU fan.
Mrs ; Kirkondall wore ono of the handsom
est gowns seen at any entertainment this
season a blue brocade and cream colored
moussollino with irrldcscont passementerie.
Miss GortrudeClarkowho with Miss Hartman -
man poured punch , was a sweet dream in
yellow silk striped guaze and chiffon , yellow
shoos.
Miss Hnrtman were a pretty red gown ,
simply made , rod shoes.
Miss Ogden and Mrs. Dana Jandor as
sisted In tbo dining room , the former being
very cbio in black atin and jot , Mrs. Lander
in gray ! < > .
There were a numborof bcautlfulxecoptlon
gowns worn by the guests , the whole , affair
being on a scale of magnificence.
The guests present during the hours named
were : '
Mcsdamos J. E. House , Dan H. Wheeler ,
Chris Hartman , J. B. Kitchen , C. E. Bates ,
C. S. Kay mond. bhattuck , Warren
Switzler. P. M. Richardson. Clinton N.
Powell. Levi Carter , William' E. Clarke , A.
S. Stiger , F. W. Lee , W. A. Paxton , Ware ,
George Pallerson , Ualoh fi. Guylord , E. L.
Slono , H. B. Lockwood , James Forsytho ,
Robert Purvis , George I. Gilbert , John L.
McCaguo , A.V. . Kinsman , Levitt Burnbam ,
Clement Chnso , William F. Allen , J. M.
Bishop , George W. Hall , Daniel Kendall.
Charles S. Bell , W. J. Giilbralth , jJyrou
Hood , W. V. Morse , John P. Williams , F. P.
Johnson , James Craig , James H.
Howe , W. N. Babcock , C. A.
Clullln , Madame Ctaflln , John T. Wort ,
Andrew Ilosowntor. Thomas Swobd. Charles
N. Dlotr , Martin Cnhn , fl'rank Wheaton ,
William C. Ivos. B. F. Weaver M. A. Dot-
vvoilor , H. F. Cady , U. C. Patlorson , H. P.
Sloddart , E. Tuslor , John L. IConnody.Jamos
C. McIColl , Newton E. Bnrkelow , C.J < \ Uat-
lln. Thayer , L J. Drake , T. J. Roeors , F. W.
Uowo , M. C. Nichols , William G. Sloan , W.
iiIi . Vnill , Henry Brown , C. G. Sprague , F. B.
Konnard , W. H. Hancbott , F. B. Hussey , L'
1I. . Jo.5selyn , S. P. Morse , John B.
Hawley , George W. Amos , John C.
Howard . , Fuller. P. S. Merrill ,
A. Burlov , Howard B. Smith.Frod W. Gray ,
P. H. Allen. William J. Connell , K. C. More-
house { , , A. A. Parker , I. O. Hhoados , C. B.
Hustln , J. R. Lchmor , C. T. Taylor , D. H.
Wheeler , Jr. , W. Lyle DIckov , George N.
Clayton , Alvln rVoodworth. W. I. Klorstoad ,
F. J. Rampo , J. A. Wiikoneld , Thomas F.
Tuttlo. E. B. Bianch , H. P. Whltmoro.B. F.
Crummer , William G. Spencer , John Barker ,
Churchill Parker , E. A. Benson , RInger , J.
G , HalnuB , M. H. Blibs , J. M. Cornish , J. S.
Brady , J. A. Schonk , H. H. EastmanGoorgo
EII . Joslyn , F. P. Kirkenaall , Thomas Orr. It.
IIC . Ritchie. F. D. Mulr , Misses Hartman ,
Cook , Clarke , Warner , House , Moore , Por-
totto , Ogden , Dotwollcr , Sliul/o , Wilkinson ,
Bishop : , Hooker , Jossolyn , Simmons , Mary
Hawley , Clara Hawley , Fuller , Parker yII
Nugent , Strong , Woller , Alexander , Imogen
Alexander , Balcombo.
Till ! Iliiulny Kn
Mrs. Hnwloy , Miss Mary Hawley and Miss
Clara Huwloy gave Iho second of their
series of Kensingtons Friday afternoon
under exceptionally pleasant circumstances.
They have arozy , comfortable homo which on
this occasion was additionally brightened by
flowers und smllax , tbo dining room being
particularly lovely in pink , the table having
as a centerpiece u boautlful basket of carna
tions , There were roses on the mantels
throughout tbo rooms and ferns and smllax
to lend that touch of green so noccssury to
good effect. Whllo the ladles Industriously
sewed or crocheted there was de-
ilgbtful music by Mrs. J , M. Met-
calf , Mrs. Eiward Cudaby , who
sruig very acceptably Indeed , whllo Ml s
Claru Hawley gave two or threu piano solos
and with Miss Symonds of QUlnoy , 111 , , a
cousin who is visiting thotn , played a duet
while the ladles were dining. Miss Symonds
is a very bright itnd prottv blonde , who made
a very favorable impression by her playlngi
There were present : Mesdamcs Allen ,
Bishop , Alice , Llnlnger. Halter , Dlotz , Muir ,
Ritchie , Boggs , H. W. Yntes , I. D. Darlm-
low , Cudaby.Whoolor , Jr. , J. F , HIll.Hussov ,
F. M. Richardson , Igoo , Wellor , Monoil , J. J.
Monoll , Clinton Powell. Squires , Smith ,
Thurston , A. Wnkoloy , Stiger. Wood , Beck-
wlth , Mntculf , Adolph Mover , Drake , Han-
cboll , Cole , Mnreuouse , Galleghor , Newton
Barknlow ; Mlssos Barber , Wallace , May
Wallace , Isaacs , Wollor , Bcckwith , Collier ,
McCorinlck.
The ( imAlrlrh Club D.inoo ,
The Goodrich club gave its fifth dancing
party last Wednesday evening nnd wus in
every way a very onjovablo event , A nuat
program of twenty uancus was given out In
the grand march and dancing was indulged
in until a very late hour. During the last
throe months this club has mot with great
success , Tbo following were among these
prc-sont : Messrs. Simpson , Dutton , Gibson ,
Potter , Dean , bmeaton , Coates , Mooborry ,
Hanoy , Wblteboru , Miller , O'Brian. Rloilu > ,
Misses iiolllday , Rlloy , Gould , Freeman ,
Schmidt , Powell , Coombe , Dlxon , Ware ) ,
Townboud , Rosonbery , Birkar , ICj Hoy.
A llt > ct'i > tlon on Huuth Tenth Htrt'iit ,
Mesdancs Fred Drexel , H. Brown , C.
Knodor and J. Troltschko gave a reception
boner of Mrs. Turkloof Ohio , who i at
prasoot visiting her son , the Ho v. Mr. T. J.
Tl
Turkic. InUThtn-JdnTHnornoon at the ro l
donco of Mrs , Fred Drexel on South Tenih
street. "i"'f
The roccp'Idn hnll AhWnhrlors were bouli-
ilfully dcccrntod ID snnlnx and cut flowers.
ivlillo ibod ning rooin-m-osrntcd n ptcHiro of
uentuy. In the a ntorjof the tnulo stood n vase
Illlcavittt tulloi Und titvnclnths , nnd around
Ihdm were rows of snillax nnd ferns , Music
ndiled grontly lo Iho frHHrm of the occasion.
The indies wt-ro asiiatcd bv Alosdatncs John
llarlc. Henry Hartr , G. F. Bergner nnd John
Drotol. Dnlnlv rofrOlhrnonls were served
tiy iho Misses Rocdcr , Brandt nnd Brown.
A Iluttorllv ( j.ircl rarty.
Airs. l . W. Lee Introilucod foaluros nt her
card j-ojterda'lriit }
party rnoon which will
bo Iho talk of foshlonHnTb circles for weeks ,
nnd some of them Wl'r b9 appropriated by-
other hostesses for future entertainments.
In miny respects It WAS the most elaborate
and most beautiful ttird party over given in
Omaha , well deserving Its title ot "a butter
fly party , " for it wns as airy nnd as graceful
as the insect from which It took its nnmn.
There were fifteen tables occupied nnd
aoovo each nnova suspended a garland of
smllax , lo which four roses were nltnchod ,
In addition to the table number , and n butter
fly or two fastened lo the rope of grcon. Part
ners were chosen by butterflies of duplicate
colors , iho score cards being dainty Imita
tions of the real II lei , hand painted by Mrs.
Arthur Achcson. But Mrs. Lee did not stop
hero , for "upsialrs. downstairs nnd In my
lady's chambers" thcro were butterflies In
numerable , brightening the housa nnd giving
It the appearance of n Juno day ,
And lo further carry out the Idea of sum
mer in winter , buttercups and daisies were
used to mark the ganio.
On each table n silver whlstlo wns placed ,
attached to which was a card which bore the
followme information : "Those bidding four
teen nnd making it , blow tha whlstlo and ro-
cclvo n souvenir , Kndearor to blow oflon. "
The souvenir was a largo panty , n prbe being
given , iho woman having the largest number
of | these flowors.
The refreshments were Quito as olaborata
ass the parly itself , blue points , fish , hot. fried
sweet potatoes , biscuits , coffee nnd chocolate -
late , lea cream In forms of wine tumblers ,
with burnlug gtnjfor to accompany the
dessert.
dini Mrs. Colpotzor won the prlzo for bidding
nnd mnklng the largest number of 14s , nn
Imported enameled spoon ; Mrs. Clayton won
the first prize for games , a whlto satlti pnrly
bag , hand painted In butterflies j Mrs. Kirk-
endnll , the second prbe , n fruit dish strung
with ribbons , whllo Mrs. Whitney took the
third prize.
tln Mrs. Leo wns nsslstcd by Miss Maude
Reoco nnd Miss Anna Bishop , who distrib
uted the butterflies.
The guests were : Mesdnmes Coutant ,
Richardson ? , Murray , Igoo , Colpetzor , Du
Bols : , W. E. Clnrko , Cotton , Rilov , Hatn.
Whltnov , Baldrldgo , Layton , Molnlosh ,
Rustln. Gilbert , Purvis , Switzlor , Hender
son , Ewiiifr , W. F. Allen , Achoson , Harvey ,
Clayton , vaill , Williams. Boggs , Wheeler jr. ,
Chnso , Raymond , Loudon , Parker , Alex
ander , Branch , Francis , II. C. .Moore , Broxyn ,
Cowcll , Lockwood , Bradv. Klrkondall ,
Mapos , Mulford , MacICay , Kalney , Tillson ,
Crosby , Palmer. Bu > t , Freomnn , McGcnth ,
Tukov , R. C. Pnttorson , E. C. Snydor. John
son , George Squires. O. M. Carter , Nowtou
Barknlow , George Kollov , A. Prnlt , Misses
liaacs , Boy'd , Burroughs. Wallior , Rooco ,
Anna Bishop , Yonng , Scntt , Coburn.
The Curtij J.uiirhcinii.
In the midst of so ijja.jy * beautiful functions
that have charfictorlzed iho past week ono
' '
event stands . out raor'o 'prominently than all
the rest , ten well appealed and artistically
considered luncheon agiven by Mrs. Levi
Carter Wednesday 'atIbo Mlllard. Mrs.
Carter knows so wcll'Dow1 to.ontortaln that
to praise her dinners fcml her other entertain
ments seems like paiccBing the lily.
The rooms were ] beautifully decorated on
Wednesday , pink qqmg Iho predominant
color , numerous banquet lamps being
wreathoci'm ' plnu drap'Srtos. shedding n soft
and rosy light over the-protty scone. The
table in a room adjoining bad for its contor-
ploco a huge pyramid-of fruit , wbllo at either
side were sliver candelabra shaded in pink ,
while beyond there were great bunches of la
Franco roses In cut gJw bowls resting upon
smllax odgcApiirrors. fjj . . "
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'
Not.contont with thqso'beaulifuisurround
( tfgs lo tem'nl the pfif/to / as will ns the eye. ;
Ihoro word favors OP ro3ds''llod wllh "plni :
ribbons , upon which , in raised gold letters ,
were the names.o tboguets. In addition ,
beautiful souvenir spoons were slipped
through bows attached to tbo pinto ribbons ,
bearing the data ol Iho ovcnt and tbo initials
of the favored ones. The menu was finely
served , the chef of tbo Mlllard having been
given carte blanche in this most pleasing
luncheon of tbo year , and was as follows :
Iced lllno Points ,
Ilmilllon
Sweat Breads. Prench Pens ,
Sherbet ,
Quail on Trtast. Krlorl Mush ,
Fried -Potatoes.
Shrimp Salad , Oil03 ,
frozen Whipped Uroam with Jelly ,
Salted Almonds ,
Candles. CoiTco
Those present were : Mesdames Yates ,
Richardson , Wnkelpy , Pmchard , Barton ,
Garnoau , Yost , Morsman , liixrkor , Brooke ,
Ringwult , Robert Umgwnlt , Wheaten ,
Cudahy , Wood. Truitt , Bradford , McKenna ,
Bockwitbof Snlt Lake City ; Pock , ICI1-
patrlck , S. D. Barkalow , Sheridan , Bouiko ,
Cha&o , Catlln , Tbayer , Wallace , Dan
Wheeler jr. , Howard Smith.
A I'IciiHiiiit Suulul Uv
In response to a llmltod number of In
vitations the members of the Royal League
together with their friends participated In a
very enjoyable avonlng's dancing Wednes
day evening.
The Royal Loaugo though ono of tbn
youngest fraternal organizations in our cltr ,
is well known throughout the northwest
notnlono for its reliability ns an Insurance
society , but especially for its social features.
Omaha Council No. UA's reputation for en
tertaining merits such , hearty response as to
compel a limit to Invitations.
Among these present were : Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Boll. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. White , Mr.
and Mrs. Clark'D. Forsyth. Mr. and Mrs.
Harrison , Mr. nud Mrs. J. W. Shank , Mr.
and Mrs. William Gygor , Mr. nnd Mis ,
Daniel Cameron , Mr. nnd Mrs. A. B. Smith ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert S , Wllcox , Mr. nnd
Mrs. E. W. Applognto , Mr. and Mrs. A. S.
Ackorrann , Mr. and Mrs. James C. Pailon ,
Misses Gygor , VnnKuran , Jensen , Ilnrpstor ,
HnsKell , Poor , Leonard , Wllcox , Biggan ,
Mrs. Lponard ; Messrs. Barren , Wood ,
Sparling , Cov , Gates , Ely , O'Keofo , Woodward -
ward , W. H. Thomas , C'lnrk , MrGrath ,
Captain Taylor , George Mansdold , Doctor
Stone nnd Churllo Forsyth.
A High Flvo 1'urty.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Joslyn followed
their whist party of an evening or two pre
vious by a high flvo party Friday ovonln ? .
On this occasion the , house waa prettily
decorated with palru.-j cftsos and smllax. At
10 o'clock lunch was so/yod and prizes were
distributed , after wt\Ich llm beautiful ball
room was thrown op n. built by an annex to
tbo building , nnd dancing1 was Indulged in
until 1 o'clock , the musical union orchestra
furnishing tbo muslo. .Those present wore ;
Mr. and Mrs. Roger * , Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Al.
Pinto , Mr. and Mrs , VI N. Jaynrs. Air , and
Airs. TnlinlTero , Mtv/and Airs. E. D. Van
Court , Air. and Mrs. . J , J , Gibson , Air. nnd
Airs. L. ID. Fowler , AlKC. R. Sherman , Air ,
Bonn , Air. H. BostwicK/AIrs. AlcClure , Allss
Llduurd , Air. und Mrs. E. A. Lovnuvorth ,
Air. and Airs , W. E. Burllnglm.
The CornUli l rlor Muslcale.
The Monday ovoufifc.ontortalnmcnt given In
by the Women's Auxiliary of St. Matthias Incl
church in aid of tbelrltoiaslonary was a olAl clol
very enjoyable uffnlrfrind added ono moro Al
success lo iho ropulaUoft'alroady attained by tc
these parlor concerts"Airs. ' ' 01
, . Cornish's hand- 01hi
come and spurious rooms were well tilled hiB
with an appreciative audience , notwithstanding hiB
B
ing tbo vury unfavorable weather , 'Iho
Philomela Quartette club rendered several
glees , solos und duets In a charming manner.
Air. Abbott's flute-playing was much au-
inlrod as was also'a at
, duet by the Mlssos
Johns. Tbo recitations of Airs. Alarnab and
Air , Heilcr vtoro heartily appreciated and
once rod ,
High I'lte In ICouuUo riitro.
Air. and Mrs. J , J , Gibson uutortainod their
friends at their homo on Wirt strost on
Tuesday evening , when hi'i ( llvo was indulged -
dulged in by their guests. After much
spirited l playing , Airs. Burllngini carried off
the first ladles' prize and Air * . Atlnaban the
second , after planner off a tie ulth Airs.
Bradley and Atra. Alucomber. Mr. Brau
Slaughter took first gentlemen's ' prize and
Judge Macombo tbn sotoim of
The rooms were beautifully neroratod and
Iho luucu served by MM , Giu oa was quite
in kerp'ne with her usual peed tnstp. The
partv _ nill bi long remembered as one ot tbo
inou successful of the season.
' Trrt foilowitikr Tvero the ifuost * prosciit :
All . mid Mts.T. B Mlnahan nnd Allss Llprv * ,
Mi and Mr * . C R Welter. Air nud Airs. A.
M , Pinto , Judcoand MM. Bradley , Air. nnd
MM..K. A. Blum , Mr. nnd Airs. B. F. Crum-
n'cr , Air. nnd Airs. H.irry Lnwrlo , Mr. nnd
AIM. Brnd Sinughtor , Air. nnd Airs. Prank
Reynolds , Air. and Mrs. W. E. Burilngim ,
Mi . nnd Alr > . I'd Van Comt , Mr. and Airs.
H N , Jnyne.s. Mr. nnd Airs..I , B. AInpcs , Dr.
nnd Airs. Udmtnston , Air. and Airs. H. V.
Lous , Mr. mid Airs. Adolph Alover , Judco
ithd AfrBo'wm.in , Air. und Airs. L. D.
Fowler , Atr. nntl Airs. C. H. Kowtnr , Air. nnd
* Airs. ' G. A. .loslvn. Air. nnd Airs. O. W.
Shloldm , Judge and Airs. Alacombor. Air. nnd
Airs. , JJU B. Coryoll , Mr. and Airs. A. J.
Roctbr.
nliopninl Mr * . NPMIIWII.
The spacious homo of Air. nr.d Airs. ( ' . . F.
„ 3liB Wht strool , was brllllnnUy
llluminniod Thursday evening. The many
windows fnlrlv looming a welcome lo Iho
Cdostslnvilctl 16 meet Bishop nnd Airs. John
P. Nowmnn.
The auosts were tocalved in the ) > cnuttful
east parlor * by Bishop nnd Airs. Nowmnn ,
Messrs , and Alocdauios C. F. Wollor , J. Faw-
riolt , A. T. Rector , B. D. Sinughtor. B. F.
Crunlmor , AI. Al. Hnmlln nnd L. D. Fowlor.
In the dining room tbo table u as covered
with an exiiulsllo cloth with embroidered
contorplcco upon which was placed nn clc-
gnntbonl , containing , not llrao-honorod
puhch , ' but lemonade as refreshing t ) the
pnlatos ns iho young Indies dispensing it
were lo the eyes.
The young Indies were the Alissos Wollor ,
Slaughter , Fuwcolt , Mny Fawcolt mid Hnm-
lln.Tbo
Tbo chftndollors throughout the house
were trlmtnod , vith smlliix and the rooms
profusely decorntod with palms nnd out
llouers. Refreshments woio served upon
the third floor , the tnblo being adorned with
clusters bt la Franco roses nnd ferns ; Iho
alcove and window being banked wllh potted
plants , malting nn ofTcctlvo background.
The muslo was furnished by the T. K.
rjunrlollo , which was stationed in the largo
rucopllon hall. Tha selections wore fine and
hoattlly appreciated , nnd All-is Brown , who
presided at the piano , showed evidences of
careful study. Allss AlcPhorson of From out
gnv6 quite a graphic recitation of "Queen
Mnb Dreamland. " '
Tha ladles receiving were boaullfullv at
tired.
Airs. Newman was exceedingly handsotno
in black velvet , court iratn , wllh deep collar
and cuffs of dtir-hosso lace , fnn of lace with
pearl sticks ; diamond ornaments.
Airs. Woller , gray bedfortl coid irlmmcd
with passementerie- , carried pink carnations.
Airs. Fnwt-oll , heavy black silk , richly
irlmmod with , thread and lace , diamonds.
Airs. Rector , handsome"combination of old
roe silk nnd black velvet , cream roses and
eng : cream colored gloves.
Airs. Slaughter , pearl gray ottoman silk ,
diamond Jewelry and carried pink roses.
Airs. Crummer , peach bloom silk , filled In
it the throat with duchcssa lace , diamonds.
itPt Airs. Hnmlin , black velvet , court tr.iin ,
iGint lace , can led fan of whllo mhabeau
.vith black sticks.
Ptw Airs. Fowler , cream crepe , a glrdlo edged
with mlraboau , diamond jewelry , carried red
roaos.
row Allss Wollor was attractive tn a gown of
wbito wllh irlmmtngs of yellow silk and
volvot.
Allss Slaughlor looked charming in n. crown
ol light blue silk wilh trimmings of ribbon
and chiffon.
Allss Fawcett's eown of light brown silk
showed : off to advantage her t > weot intolloo-
lunl ! fnce.
Allss AIny Fnwcelt looked very sweet In
icr graduating gown of cream white with a
vreath of smllax around her slightly low cut
neck.
Aliss Hamlln was becomingly gowned in
red crepe , 'V shaped nock , trimmed with
chiffon.
Tbo reception , though given to the rosl-
lent Motbodist bishop , was by no means
confined to Methodist circles , no It brought
mt representative people from all parts of
ho'cltv.
Tho"following were those invited : Alessrs.
and Mosdatnes A. T. Austin , J. W. Austin ,
"W. H. " Alexander. WAllen , E. W. Bur-
"roughs" , RPV. W.'K. Beans , David Bnumj'J.
'A"BolImai : . General , J. ' R. Brooke , Henry
'
'Browm .E. A. Benson , Horf. W. H. Bowman ,
L. H. Brndley.J. AI. BishopRbbort Doherty.
H. A. EastmanW , K. Kurtz , Samuel Burns ,
G. H. Boggs. E. A. Blum , Henry Bolln.Hon.
J. E. Boyd , H. G. Burt , Hon. W. J.Brontch ,
E. B. finer1. D. C. Bryuni , J. R. Buchanan ,
W. N. Bnbcock , J. C.Whnrlou , E. S. Dundy ,
J. A. AloShano. William Fleming , Rov.T. C.
Clondonnlng.Oeorgo W.KolIoy.GcorcoWyntt
J. J. Brown , S. J. Fnris , A. Field , Daniel
Farrell.Jr. . Rev.F.W.Foster. Dr.D. A. Footo ,
Rev. C. H. Gardner , G. I. Gilbert , Kov. W.
J. Hnrsha. J. S. Brady , Charles E. Beldon ,
E E Bruro , Lewis Bradford. A. S. O i H
F. Cady , H. L. Chamberlain , O. AI. Cailor ( ,
Charles A. Coo , Clement Chaso.C. H. Fowlerj
Her. J. AI. FrenchProf.FinnkFltrpatrick.A.
fj Foster , Harold GlfTord.,1. J. GibsonJoseph
Garncau , Jr. , A. P. Hopkins , Joseph Barker ,
riou. B. S. Baker , Guy C. Barton , J. G ,
Cortelyou , Trunk Colpet/or , J. N. Cornish ,
Levi Cartor.AIaynnrd B. Copeland.Rov. J. T.
Duryoa , George W. Doane , H.
T. Clarke , O. H. Curtis. Hon. T. S. Clarkson ,
Fred H Cole , G. W. Holdiego ,
Christian Ilnrtman , A. 3. Hudson ,
George A. Hoagland , S. T. Jossolvn , Dr.
A. F. Jonas , Alfred D. Jones , F. P. Kiikon-
dall , L. G Krai ? , H. P. Lewis , Rev. Asa
Loaid , Hon. G. W. Linlnger , H. Lawilo , J.
AI. AlotcalfV. . L. AIny , Rov. P. S. Alorrill ,
B. AIoAllIster , C. F. Alunrlerson , D. Alaerno ,
sr. , Council Bluffs ; John A. Cioltzbtoij. G.
AI. Hllchcock , L. A. Harmon. R. P. Hamil
ton. J. B. Hawley , Frank Irvine , George A.
Josl yn. H. S. Javnos , T. L. Ktmball. Allen
Koc ib.N. A. Kuhn.Rov. J. P. D. Llwyd , E. V.
Lewis , H. T. Lnlly. Fiank Louraer , John W.
AlcCuno , James W. Mnynard , Hov. AloAl-
vln , John U McCaguo , J. II. Ala-
comber , T. B. Minahan , J. A. Alunroe ,
E. AI. Alorsmnn , H : H. Aloday , S. D. Alor
cor , J. C. AU-Koll , W. N. Nason , J. O. Phil-
lippl , E. A , Pnrmoloo. 11. E. Palmor.J. N. H.
Patrick , Rev. A. R. thuln. J. H. , AlcConnell ,
Adolph Alovor " , Gcorpo L. Alillor , N. Al. '
Almiii. E. W. Nash , It. C. Patter
son , John Potcis , A. C. Powell ,
W. G. Ti-mplclrm , J. Al. Thiuston ,
Williams , W. S. bright , J. W.
West , A. U , Wytnnn , Hcnrv W. Vntcs.
L. S. Reed , F. T. Hansom , U. W. Reed , J. T.
Robinson. W. H. Russell , Thomas Stvobo ,
Rev. J. W. Shank. A. B , Smith , Hon. C. R.
Scotl , A. L. timing , W. G. Sloan , Hon. A. S.
Chuichill , B , J. Kendall , Frank Porlor ; Ales-
dames , Mossrs , nnd Alesdnmes C. H , Dewey ,
J. H. Lemon , Hnlst , White , E.
Rosowntor. W. S. Reolor , C. S.
Raymond , R. H. Ritchie , H. A. Snyder , B.
Slllowuy , Drr C G. bprnguo , Dr. S. If.
Spaulalug , E. L. Stone , C. A. Starr , F. C ,
Grabb , J. Al. Glllan , R. B. Alorton , N. D ,
Alter , J. P. Williams , Mrs. Windsor , Airs.
Byton Reed , Airs. Wyatt , Airs , Fiu/sorald ;
Alissos Crummor , Homlln , Whltinoro , Fau-
colt , Ainy Faucoit , Slaucbler , Igoo ; Messrs ,
George Pi IJomts , Al. T. Barlow , Frank
Alurnpy , J. W. Paul. W. O , Bridges , O. N ,
Davenport , Herman Kountzo , Dr. ICohnstnm ,
Hon. David Alorcor , S. A. Orchard , Charles
Sherman , \Yagner. .
lll-h | J'Uci In thu hiiliurliN.
The Waluut-Orchard Hill club was most
elegantly entertained on Saturday evening ,
February 3. by Air. and Airs. H. B. Coryoll
at their residence In Orchard Hill ,
PIosrosslvo high flvo was played during
the enily evening aflor which a sumptuous
lunch was served. The membership of Iho
club is composed of the following icsldents
ol the neighborhood : Dr. ur.d Airs , Balloy ,
Mr. nud .Mrs. Perfect , Air. and Airs. Carpen
ter , Air , nnd Airs. Taylor , Air. and Airs. Slov
ene , Air. und Airs. Fauan , Air. and Airs. Jo
hannes , Air. and Alia. Neeiy. Air. nnd Alls ,
Brpmo.Mr. and Airs. Wnrrln , Air. nnd Alra.
Brown , Mn.and Alra. Von Horn , Air. and ' ! 1
Alrrf. Coryell , Air. and Airs. Weeks , Air. and
Airs. Fltzpatrlck , AIM. Walker.
The club will meet every Saturday night
tbo rosldonco of some member during the
rest of tbo season.
j : > ciilH In the Xeiir future.
Air. and Airs. A. J. Popplotou will glvo n
dancing nartv Monday evening for Air , and
Airs. W. S. Popplolon.
Air. and Airs. Yoit wilt glto a dancing
party Tuesday for Allss Wallace.
AIM. J. H. Mlllard announces a Kensing
ton for Wednesday at 3.
Thursday Mr * . Johu 1. Brady will give n
luncheon and cnrds at 1 o'clock.
Allss Vest , u small and informal St. Valen
tine's cotillon Friday evening.
Alondav evening , February 15 , a number >
society young men will glvo a ribbon
cotillon at IhB Paxlon , the man having it In
charge being Net Hall , Frauk and Caldwell
Hamilton , A. L. Keort , John Patrick , \V. G.
Do.inc , AiiKti.itus Kotintze , Charles Wilson
Air. Doano wit ) tlKclv lead.
Tuesday evening. 1'obniar.t' 10 , n banquet
to Oovoinor J , E. Boyd.
Wodnosdav , l , n recaption by Mr. and Airs ,
A , A. Wyinan.
Minor . Mention ,
Atr. 1C. C. Barton was -a Uhlc.iito visitor
this week.
Mr. Owrlos Saunders returned from Ctu-
cnco on Monday.
Aliss Colbontiox or ot SU Louli Is visiting
Airs. K. At. Koonlg.
, Airs. S. S. Cartls returned Friday nnd ill
stopping nt the Sholton.
Air. Fred H. Dnvls nnd family loft Thurs
day for the 1'acllio coast ,
Allss Black of Chicago Is the guest of Air.
nnJ Airs. George \Vallnco. \
Airs. John B. Sheldon Is vl&ltlng nt St. Joe
nnd Kansas City this week.
Dr. and Airs. R. C. Moore entertained the
Bon Ami club Monday evening ,
Airs. ,1. AI. Bishop rclnrnod Wednesday
from n visit with relative * in Qnlncy , 111.
Airs. Unseal ) , who has boon vlsltlncr Atr
nnd Aim. L. AI. Bennett , loft for California
last Tuesday ,
Atlss Svmonds of Qulncy , 111. , Is the guest
of Air * . J. H. HaiVloy , TwOnty-ufth nnd
Cnpltol nvoniio.
Airs. Will Mltlanl gnvo a beautiful lunch
eon on Thursday , the decorations bolng
green und white.
Air. Will AloAIlllan and his mother , Airs.
McMillan , left Wednesday for thu west , to
bo gone ihrco weeks.
Allss Lottn Stone , daughter of Dr. R. AI.
Stone , has gone to Georgetown , Cat. , for n
visit of several weeks.
Allss Esther Wl'son ' of Bloomlnglon , 111. ,
Is visiting her relatives , Air. and Airs. S. A.
MoWortor of this city.
Air. Thomas Hi Klmball , accompanied by
Airs. Klmball , loft , this vvook for n short visit
to SU Paul , on business.
Allss Alnud Woolworth of Sioux city is the
guest of Air. and Airs. J. Al. Woolworth ,
bnvlng arrived yesterday.
Judge Lornnx of Keokuk , In. , Is the guest
of his son , Atr. E. L , Lotuax , general passen
ger agent of the Union Pacific.
Airs. W. B. Kllllngsworih of Denver ,
Colo. , is In the city the guest ot her sister ,
Airs. R. E. Allen of 'J01U Webster street.
Air. and Airs. Benjamin Simth.'MUs Smith
and Mr. Clifford Smith" lofl Tuesday for iho
Pacific coast to bo absent about two months.
The Alissos Wnllneo gave n largely nt-
londod konsiugton yesterday at their resi
dence oa Harnoy and Twenty-fourth streets.
Allss Wallace of Salt Lake , who spent last
week ns the guest of Allss Nosh at Pleasant
Hill , will bo again with Allss Yost next
week.
Allss Opnl Touznlln arrived homo Alonday
f Ionian extended visit to the cast. Mrs ,
Tournllu Is recovering fiom an attack of la
grippe.
Airs. F. F. Strayer of Codnr Falls , la. , is
visiting her numerous friends and relatives
in Omaha ; now nt her brotnor's , Air. J. E.
Bales , 10.il Locust.
A number of Iho lending young women of
Hebrew society circles are planning a leap
year pally lobe given about February 20 at
tbo now Metropolitan ball.
Air. and Airs. Jesse Lowe arrived In Omaha
lost week , returning .from tbolr wedding
trip , and slopped for a couple of days. They
loft for Iheir Denver homo Sunday.
Air. nnd Airs. H. W. Yntos leave this evenIng -
Ing for Iho oasl. They will bo wilh Allss
Gcnllo Yatcs on her birthday , and Will also
visit Senator and Airs. Alandorson at Wuih-
Friday evening in honor of Airs. George
Swoboda's birthday some of her friends ur-
Tungdd u very pleasant surprise party at tbo
residence of Mr. George Swoboda , North
Tnonty-fourlh streou
Hon. Nelson WFlsk , an extensive marble
dealer of Isle La Alotto , Vt , , with his wjfo
and sister. Nellie , who have been stopping a
few uuys nt the Alurray , woro'vlsltors at Tun
BKE building the past week ,
Alonday evening Air. and Airs. Ben ( Gal-
logher entertained a number of friends .at
cards * Ibo huccossful prko winuorp being
Allss Nash , Allss Brown , -and Air. 'Berlin.
After 11 o'clock the guests danced.
Allss Jessie Allliard's
kensington -Friday
afternoon was a pleasant event of u busy
week , a largo number of matrons and maids
being present to enjoy iho delightful homo of
iho hostess und the perfect entertainment
she bad planned for her guests.
Allss Lvnn Curtis , who has boon having n
thoroughly delightful winler in New York ,
is cnroulo home , stopping in Chicago n few
days before taking up tbo round of social
pleasures which awaits her. Miss Curtis
will possibly return homo this week ,
Air. nnd Airs. J. C. Cornwall cntertniuod
Iho Cottage Literary iocioty ut their homo ,
i" > OJ St. Alnry's avenue last Tuesday oven-
ing. Mr. R. A. L. Dick favored the socloty >
with several choice recitations interspersed
wilh instrumental nnd vocal muslo by vari
ous monbors of the club.
Colonel Thomas Wilson , formoilv chief
commissary , U. S. A. , Department of the
Platte , Is visiting Airs. Wurron Switlor ,
Us daughter , of this city. Colonel WiUou
has recently been tianslorrod from Chicago
lo New Yoik , where lie will huvo charge of
iho largest commissary depot In tbo United
Stales.
Allss Alary Poppleton entertained beauti
fully on Wednesday , a pink luncheon being
tbo magnet which attracted a number of Iho
younger sol. Those who enjoyed iho nfter-
noon were Allss Emilv Wakoloy , Allss
Wnllnco , Allss Yost. Miss Hnrgis , Allss
Hambleton , Allss Chandler , Allss Slolla
Hamilton , Miss Brown nnd Aliss Lomist ,
Allss Emily Wakoloy in honor of Allss
1 Inrgis , who has been her guest this week ,
gave on Thursday a vnrv dainty toi to some
thing . llko Ilfty of tier fi lends. The refresh
ments were served nt small tables prettily
decorated . nud biiKhtenod by rose-colored
tupcis. it was charming In every particular ,
Ibo young hostess adding another triumph to
her ' growing Hat ,
Tbo members of the older society of this
city will bo pained to leai n of the death of
Airs. Ll/zlo Caldoruood Alason at her homo
In : EaslOiange , N J , , on Thursday. She
was a great favorlto In the social and musi
cal ! circles of Omaha ( en years ago. She
lonvos two children , ono a baby , having boon
h bom labor tha jilgtit before. Air. Aluson
ii a
Air. and Airs , J. G , Martin , South Nineteen -
teen tb stioet entertained at , cards 1''riday
evening , ThoJO prosunl wore , Air , und Airs ,
Al Powell , Air. nud Airs. Elmer Duvls , Air.
nnd Airs. Sol Hopper , Mr. and Airs , L. T.
Martin , Mr , and Airs. Alnhoney , Air , Tom
Sldwell , Airs. WaUon Tyson of Hlnlr. i'rizcs
wora non by Aim. Davis , Airs. Powell , Sltl-
well and Air. Davis. After the conclusion of
the gnmo dancing was Indulged in ,
The Lyceum High Five club , u now noilh
end social club , wns entertained by Mr. nud
Air * . B. S. Brown on Saturday evening lust.
Among the inembeM prosout wore : Air. anil
Airs. J. S. Bovd , Air. nnd Airs. Purry Cook ,
Air. and Airs. Louis Lltllollold , Air. and Airs.
\v. J. Uinss. Air. and Airs. Welch , * Air. und
Airs. B. S. Brown , Airs. Henshaw , Alissos
Boyd , Alalllo Boyd. Alorodlth and Carrie
Alorodlth , Alissos Smith und AlcClushy.
Air. und Mrs. J. N , H. Patrick entertained
at dinner Wednesday evening In honor of
Airs. McCorinlck of Salt Lake City. The
table dccoiations uoro exquisite , bolng In
red and gold. The guests : Air. und Airs.
Ben. Gullegher , Gcuoral nnd Airs , Cowln ,
General and Airs , Brooke , Air. and Airs.
Nash , Air. and Alrb , AIcCiHhull , Allss AlcCor-
mien , Allss Wallace , Alias Nash , Air. Arthur
Srrilth , Air , Charles Offut and Air. Berlin.
The monthly reception of the Western Art
association will tuko pluco at the rooms of
the association , northeast coin or Fifteenth
nud Dodge , on Tuesday , February U , com
mencing at S p. in. Tbo urtlsts of the evenIng -
Ing will Include Hnns Albert , violinist ; Herr
Gahm , plunltt ; Alt' , Juloi Lumhurd , basso ,
and others. Tbo paper of the evening will
bo road by Dr , Loruiua J , ICohnslanun.
Alombers and their friends are cornlally lu-
vitca.
Air. and Airs. Hal AlcCord ootorlalued at
cards Thursday evening. Among the guccls
were General and Airs. Brooke , Mr. and
Airs. Yost , Air. and Alra , Pritcbard , Air , and
Airs. Yatcs , Air. and Mr * . Alorsrran , Air.
and Airs. Bonnotl , Air. and Airs. Curler , Air.
and Airs. Coutant , Air. and Airs. Richardson ,
Air. and Alra. liarkalow , Air , and Alra. Peek ,
Air. and Airs. AlcKonua , Alra. Bookwitb , Air.
and Alra. Cowin , Air. Fuukbousor , Air , and
Airs. Alorto.
Allss Clara Palmer , who has been for ever
four years at Brownell Hall school , loft
yesterday for Cincinnati to attend the
Academy of tbo Sacred Heart , taking a spe-
clal course. Miss Palmer received the prize
medal for vocal muslo at lirownell Hall Juno
last. She U ono of Airs. Cotton's pupil * and
has miuio many friends In Ohnmn who will
bo very much interested In her future sue
ooss. Hpr father. Captain H. Ii Palmorj no-
vompnnles her to Cincinnati.
Airs G. W. Alofrenlh. Thursday afternoon ,
received nor ninny friends between the houn
of a nnd 0. Mr * . J. ( S. AloRoaih. Mm. Rob
ortson of Port Wlngnto , Airs , rreomnn nnd
Airs. Richards of Baltimore received wltli
the hostess whllo hprnblo assistants through ,
out the rooms were Airs , Bnitlott and Atrs.
Shields. The punch bowl wns presided over
by Allss Luno nnd Allss Robertson. Thoiisunl
ln"go tnblo In thu Olnlnif room was dona
away with nnd rofroshinonts were served
from small tables .scaltoiod hero nnd thero.
On Thursday oxoning the Allsscs Untimati
entertained nt their boautlful homo on Slier-
iimn nvcnuo. n few of their most Intimnta
friends. The house wns boiullfiillv dotM1-
nted with sinllnx mid cut Honors. The oven
ing was spent in progressive high llvo nnd
dancing , after which elegant refreshments
were servc-d. These pnwnnt were : Air. mid
Mrs. Jay I ) . Foster. Alissos Ballpv. Ltvosoy ,
btrnlie , Boyw , Hnskell , Tvscb'uek , Arm'
brustor , Alossrs. Barrett , Strnng , Turlov ,
Alycw , Metz , A. Snillii. Knouso , AlcUoy ,
binlth , Gjiodmnn.
Allss Aland Slonoy , nsslslod by Allss Sophli
Rolicru gnvo n very plonsant party Ins !
Thursdny evening to n few friends. Tha
evening wns spent In music , dmiclnij nnd
cards.
These present wore , Allss Kinney ,
Allss N. Klnnov
, Allss AInv Brokaw. Miss
Hiirloy. , Allss Bradbury , Miss Ida Rogers.
.
Allss , I. rceimin. Airs.
Brndbury , Mr.Coloninn ,
Air. George Roberts , Atr. Hurlv , Air. "SloH.
son , Air. Soaborts , Air , Ovunhofor , Air.
Lively. The guests drpnrtod In the flin.aH
hourof the morning , dellghtod with thult
avonlng's entertainment.
AINs Alncy Shannon wns the recipient of n
very pleasant leap year surprise | mrty nl hot
homo , Kil5 Cnmlug sti-eot , last Wednesday
pycnlng. An Interesting ( rnmoof >
proL resstva
hgh flvo
wns Indulged In , Aliss HiiVs niid
Alpl . bhiinnon being llio winners of the first
priros. Lunehcon xvns served uftor Iho gnmo
and
was Immcdialoly followed
by muslo
nrtd
dixnclng. Tbofolloivlng Indies nhd gentle ,
mon were present : Allsscs Hoi-old. Fit/-
pnirlek , Hnys , O'Hnnton , Starko , Al. Fw | ,
Patrick. Shnnnon ; Alossis. Aloelu. Sbannbti ,
Dunn , Wbito , Roonoy , AlcGlnnls , Ducdnle.
Airs. Dotiol gnvon charming Kunslnklon
Thursdny afternoon In honor of Allss Brown
of Clilcago. High five proved more rttti'.lc-
llvo than ncodlowork , nnd Ibo ho'uis pnssod
mon delightfully In thnt manner. Allss
Bolln Robinson phuod several selections Iti
horusunl porlcct way. Tbo gliosUs were
Allss Robinson , Allss Bella Robinson , Miss
Boyd , Allss Bishop , Allss Bui rounds. > Airs.
Living , the Allsscs Hubbard , Allss Hnmlllon ,
Allss English , Altss Ruwles , AlLss Chuint.ors.
Aliss uccco , Allss Pollack , Miss Isaacs , Miss
Sharp , Allss Thoodorn Bnlch , MFS ! AlcCltil-
land , Allss Hall.
The Kount/o Plnco High Flvo club wns
ontoi tnlned last Friday evening by Judge
nnd Airs. Bradley nt their rcsldoncb on WiVt
street , 'ihoso pro-sont were : Dr. nnd Airs.
Crummor , Judco nnd Airs. Shields , Air. und
Mrs. T. B. Allnnhnn. Mr. nnd AIM. II.
Lawrle , Judgp and Air * . Alncombor , Aln and
Airs. A. L. Niuld , Airs. E. V. Lewis , Airs.
J. S. Collins. Air. 11. Lnwrio won lliu
gentlemen's prize , n very beautiful gold
toothpick. Airs. Muuombcr carried of Mho
Indies' pni-o , a very prottilv decorntod chliia
cup nnd snucor. Air. and Airs. T. B.'Allnn-
ban will entertain the club at their homo ,
JlOO WIrtslieot , on Februury 11) ) .
The Social Hour club was very pleasantly %
onlorlatned Thursdny evening b.y Air. nnd
Alra. B. F.
Alnslors nt their residunce , 2"il
Davenport street. The social gnmo of high
ilvo was vlayod until a Into hour , when tha
members were invited to nu elegant lunoh.
Thopilros , the Indies'being a china aalnd
bowl nnd _ the gentlemen's an oxydlzod paper
knife , tvoro won by Airs C. W. 'Lyon and lr.
C. H. Paul. The following were
present :
Air. and Alri. A. Tray nor. Air. nnd Airs.
C. H. Paul , Air. nnd Airs. R. n. Allan , Air.
und Alrj. J. N. Phillips , Air. nnd Aln. C. W.
Lvon , Airs. Al. Jones , Air. J. W. Wilson and
Airs. W. B. Killingswortb of Doavor , Colo.
The F. L. S. mot at the residence of'Atr ' , J.
E. Bates , Hl.il Locust slroot , Tuesday evening -
ing , und the voting neoplo of KounlVo place
did Ihomsolvos proud In the rcnowlled'dis-
cusslonWhich Is Iho Groalor Military
Power , England oi-tho UnltoJ Stalosl" Tbo
judccs-decidcil n favor of Englnnilt 10ur
young people nro displaying consldornblo
ability In-thls young literary society. These
prcsontworo ns follows : Mr. J. 'E. Bates ,
president ; Alisscs Bhuicho Bay , Blanche Van
Court , Fanny Wedge , Mudgo Lohnier , Alyr-
tlo Coon , Fnnnv Butes , Airs. Will JNloCai-'uo ,
Alr.s. F. F. Slrayor , Mr. Fred Sohnoidur - ,
Wilbor .Tarkson , Frank Polglose , Ed. Wil-
rex , Mr. Ochlltroo , Byron Coon , Luther
Tato.
Buffalo ( \\yo. ) Echo : It appears , thal
Pnul Compion has , lit the vernacular
of the strcot , slruck a "puddltiR" down in
Oniuha , and is having something 'of a
swell time among iho 100 of iho No-
brasku metropolis whllo his J D
Bars munch sago brush on Iho Wyoming
plains. Paul's presence giaced'tho pirlbrs
of an eminent cllv
couple ono evening recently -
contly where high llvo wns the gome. The
society page of TUB OAmjvBm : chronicles
the fact that tbo Wyoming boy got. awny
with the flrbt prl/e , hands down. Next sum
mer the punchers may have the privlloirb of
shooting nt n silver whisk broom holder that
will bang In Paul's ' boudoir on Cra/y Woman.
The following were present ut a leap vonr
party given by tbo Udios of Fort Omaha
Friday evening : Goi.oral nndMi-i. Wheaten ,
Colonel nnd Airs. Piirds , Captain and Mrs.
Demory , Captain and Airs. Waring , Captain
and Mrs. Uhllo , Captain mid Airs. Ke/lnr / ,
Lieutenant nnd Airs. Alallory , Lloutonant
nnd Mrs. Abororomblo , Lieutenant nnd Airs.
Piper , Lieutenant nnd Airs. Pickering.
Lloutonant nnd Airs. Van Lieu , Licutonnnt
and Airs. Wright , Lieutenant nnd Airs. Wit-
kins , Mr. ana Airs. Rl.ill , Captain Crowdor ,
Captain Kinslo , Captain and Airs. Spencrr ,
Lieutenant und Airs. Wabsior , Alissos War
ing , Hnllldny , Nlghliiignlo , Doauo , Wakoloy ,
Hughes , Dundy , AlcKonnn , Duwoy. Frazier ,
Balcombo , Mrs. Wicks , Messrs. Wilson ,
Bookmlllcr , Berlin , White. Hoth , AlcDougnll ,
Ross , Howell , Doano , Garncau , Hull , Hlnos ,
Whllmnn. ,
Our city lm * boon favoiod with n viiry ao-
coptublo londitlon ( if Ihe sucroil opera
" .lepthah and His Daughter Ipnlgenin , ' ! In
costume , under dhoctlon of Airs. S. E.
Cluppo of Omaha , assisted by Miss A. Pine ,
her sister , r.uyb nc-oirespondent from Plotts-
inonlh. fioth ladies are thoroughly up tb the
work and with tbo nxslsinnco of Air. W. A.
Dei lick , Ibo pleasing "basso" of Omaha , and
chorus of thirty voices selected from tha
musical fraternity of this cltv gave ono of
tha most delightful enioitulnmuqts of HID
season. Airs. Clappo during her short stay
has made many warm friends in , this city ,
and u movement is already Inaugurated to
orgnnl/o n musical association wllh the Idea
of Inviting her to direct the fame. We
shall not be surprised to learn of numerous
applications from social bodies In neighbor
ing towns for rendering this beautiful opera
In their bon oil t. '
Constant
Complain *
The sale of cheap and i ifc- .
nor goods is the cause o >
constant complaint , nnd cre
ates a great many dissatis
fied customers. MCI chants
woul'd prefer to liandle the ,
best at tides if their custom
ers were willing to / for
them. It is contran ti com
mon sense to expect genuine
goods at inferior prices. If"
customers want Dr. Price's
Delicious Flavoring Extracts
they can obtain them of any
i esponsible grocer. The cost
is greater but the results
obtained and the satisfaction
gained more than compen
sates for the extra expense
in buying them.