THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , MARCH 0 , 1892-SIXTEEX PAGES.
SOCIETY IN THE DOLDRUMS
T
H Pcnsoroso Dawnoth for tlio Followers of
the Smart World.
LCNTEN PROGRAMS FOR THE BELLES
t Ilns Ilrcn DoliiR In Soclrty Till Ash
Wbctncmlny Ciillnl ft Hull Mme
Incut * of Well Unoivii
People.
Dull Lent I No bonbons for some , no flow
ers for others , no dances , nothing but pray
er * and ponltonco and sowing circles for
these who remain In town , the plnos nnd the
\varm southern or Paollio coast slttos for
those fortunate who can forsnko our squally
rtarch weather for St. Augustine , Monterey ,
"Lot Angeles.
Oh the bliss of wondering In "das land no
dlorango blnmon , " atloaituntil Easter , ns n
number will do whoso satin heels Imvo
tnppod , tappca to the musio of the
waltz nnd the galopj , who aro. according to
tholr own statement , "completely fagged
out.1'
The dear glrli who stay right hero In
i nro indulging In all sorts of plans for
penitential season , which to some Is
synonymous with the drosimniclng season.
Spring frocks , trousseaus , etc. , must bethought
thought of , nnd n llttlo rest enjoyed , to bnn g
the roses back to ttiolr cheeks. Their eyes
glisten , nt least the eyes of some .of thorn
Kllstcn , nl tbo thought of the ntoo , qulot llttlo
tlmos they will have nestling In downy cush
ions , reading novels or enjoying a whin at
nn Egyptian clgarotlo.
In coiiBoqucnco of the dawning of Ash
Wednesday qulotncus lolgns ever the social
lllo of the metropolis , nnd wo may expect
this condition of affairs to continue until
Kastor brings the birds of brilliant plumngo
buck , again Into thn full glare of the world.
Books of etiquette are well enough to keep
s informed ns to the formal conventionali
ties of social Ufa the customs of society
which nro donstnntly changing and with
which only an export or n devotee can keep
in touch. There is underlying rauro
etiquette u nntlvo Impulse that is superior to
nil training and that wo Justly regard as the
no plus ultra of delicate breeding. Wo have
all delighted in that old school book tale of
thu king wbo drank from a saucer to sot nt
casu1 a visitor who had never boon taught the
"proper" way to oat SOUD. Now comes a
contributor to the Now York Times with a
inoUcrn story of like conduct.
"It was , " said the rolntor , "sovornl years
ago whnn wo llrst moved hero. At that ttino
persistent bonnet wearing was not In vogue
in the smaller towns , although In Now York
even tbon the custom was well established.
Soon after my arrival I was invltod to a
church entertainment , nnd was chagrined ,
on reaching the dressing room , to Und over )
woman except myself in a drossy bonnet
which she did not lay asido.
"Perceiving my own blunder Instantly , It
was with n Itcon sense of embarrassment
thnt I , perforce , put olt my knitted 'fascina
tor' and faced the prospect of spending the
evening among strangers singled out by my
unfortunate Ignorance. Undoubtedly my
fnco displayed the mortification I felt for "I
noticed n lady looking nt mo several times in
? n friendly , halt-sympathetic way. She was
"evidently a well known nnd popular woman
Ip the company , for everybody greeted her
with great cordiality , and you raav " fancy
ray sweet relief when this woman , whosu
heart was is louder ai her face was lovolv ,
fussed about , fanned herself conspicuously ,
nnd finally declared the rooms were going to
bo unbearable , and she believed she would
leave her bonnet upstairs. 'It will bo so
much moro comfortable. ' She must havd
sighed to out oft the dainty llttlo nrticln
which completed her handsoma toilet , nud I
noticed bor hair , dressed for n bonnet ;
needed considerable arranging to bo present-
Hblo , withoutono ' , but I am suro.hor ' heavenly
crown cot na'ospocially brilliant' Jewel that
night for bar most womanly succor of a sister -
tor in distress. "
"It was a merciful dispensation , " says nn
authority ou social otblcs , "which abolished
the custom , some whllo ago In .voguo. ofleav-
ing n card for each member of n family , and ,
if the culler wora a married woman , of adding
as many of her husband's , 'dealing both
packs , " ns n lively young matron pat it onco.
Now It suflicos to leave your own card for
the lady upon whom you call , If she Is out or
engaged , and y&ur husband's for her nnd her
husband.
"If there are daughters In the bouso who
nro in society , leuvo ono card of your own
und ono of your husband's for thorn , collec-
/'tlvely.
I/ "If.you cannot bo prasont at an nftornoon
ten to which you are bidden send yo jr oard
un the afternoon of tha * nt homo. ' It is
equivalent to your presence nnd cancels the
fioctal debt. Of course. If you attend , you
Jeuvo your oard In the hall or with the ser
vant wbo announces you. If the man of
your family have bcon Invited and cannot
bo present leave their cards also. If a man
Is asked and cannot go ho should send bis
card by messenger or post If ho has no
relative to take care of bis visiting obliga
tions.
"Cards of condolence nro dollcato assur
ances of sympathy and a graceful attention.
If possible , they should be loft In person , but
may bo sent.
: A card with 'congratulation' written upon
It may bo sent to the parents of a no\\ly born
Infant , un engaged friend , or to thoiQ newly
wed. If the parents only of the brfdo are
your friends , send your oard to them with
'bust wishes" Inscribed , i
"If you cannot attend a church wedding ,
xcrdacardor cards' to those who Inyited
you. If the Invitation wus Issued In two
nnmes , respond to both upon the envelope , in
\\hlcii two cards should bo enclosed and sent
bv mall or message upon tbo day of the mar-
rlago. If you go to the church , leave your
oaid or send It within n wook. "
> < ' f A Gliuitt 1'urty.
There have been nil sorts and conditions o !
parties during the season , but n ghost party
participated in by the members of tbo Con
trol United Presbyterian church at the rosl-
donuo-of Mr. und Mrs. O. C. Brownloo , 1017
North Eighteenth street , Tuesday ovonlng ,
unite cupped tbo climax of social entertain
ments. The invitations were ghost-llko In
conatiucllon , being black cards with wblto
letter * informing tbo guests that "his shado"
was expected to attend a "ghostly gathering
of the faithful" at the residence above men
tioned , Wblto masks and sheets were the
ghostly imrupnornaliu of the guests and a
right Jolly tlmo was bad.
Tbo guests present woroi Misses Laura
Llvosoy , Agnes Mitchell , Maigarot McArd ,
Mary McCulloob , Mary Elgin , Uosslo Howls-
ton of St. Clalrovlllo , O. , Emily Robinson ,
Margaret Robinson , Elslo Williamson. May
Shuw , Anna McCaguo , Evalluo Ilobbs. Maud
Brottiileo of Uttlo York. 111. , Clara Rockwell -
-well and Minnie Ronkwoll of Elanora , 111. ,
.Anna Phoenix , Hello Staple , Martha Pinker-
tot ) , Miss Sowash , Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E.
f Brownlco , Mr. nnd Mrs. E. O. Brownloo ,
Lj > lr , mill Mrs , A. Finloy , Messrs. Ernest
7 Humo. Robert Kerr. W. G. Uro , J. F. Pol-
locn. H , A. Wostertlold , Dr. Jennings , Paul
MuCulloch , Drawer McCaguo , John Shnw ,
C as lilo Shnw , Hnrry Foster , N. S. Brown ,
Ji J. lllUU , Joe Brownloo , A. B. King , J. F.
Mnwhlnoy , Gus Plukorton , fir. J. M. Aikln ,
J. L. Rockwell , W. B. Brownluo of Qulucy
III. , Arthur Browuloo , J. U. Zlttlo.
inl : rtnliilni ; Tliolr I.uily I'rlemls.
"Lot Joy bo unconflnod ; lot pleasure reign
upromo , " was the maxim of the partici
pants in tbo bop given at the now Metropol
itan club hall last Tuesday night , in honor of
the young ladles of North Omaha.
And well was the ancient saw carried out ,
for a moro enjoyable dance has never been
given by this notedly social part of our city.
Much credit la duo Messrs. Klur , Webber
ana Cooley for their excellent management
of the affair.
The stage was tastefully decorated with
palms and ferns , behind which was stationed
Irvine's orchestra , sanding forth their en
chanting stream of dance muslo , lu the
northeast end of thn ball was u canopy of
stars and stripes , under which a delicious
punch was served throughout tbo evening.
Dancing commenced at 0 o'clock ; nt 12:30
o'clock light refreshments were served in the
banquet ball on the lower floor , after which
dancing was continued until 1 a. m.
Tboso present were : Mr. and Mrs. E. V ,
Lewis , Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Van Court , Airs.
Coons , Dr. Lhvjrd , Mr , aud Mrs. Thomas R.
lall , Mrs. Cooley : Misses Ada Jonas , Sou
tlriR , Clarn Crolchlon , Lois Morroll , Allco
'hllllps Oraco Polglase , Ella Gibbon. Llla
Alexander , Mao Fnwcot , Bolchmor , Jonnlo
) eden , Etta Brown , Porlo Ochlltroo , Emma
Thorp , Ooorglo Chnpman , Mnbol Mason ,
Delia Axtello , Mav Bryant , Laur Mrors ,
Dannie Wedge , Bosslo Taylor , Lulu Mo-
Sbano , Belle Snvder , Oolda Cornish , Bolla
lonos , Luclllo Palmer , UattloOsborno , Sadlo
Davis. Ncltlo Webber , balllo King.
Althouso , Nolllo Elliott , Margaret Lch-
mor , Ltz7lo Dempsey , Cora Na-
son , Mary Lob mor , Lu B. Smith ,
Cnrrlo Wells , Nettle Wells , Uusslo Boumtin ,
Minnie Bnuman , Bailer , Helen Fowler , Ham-
lln , LlMo Lampory , Van Court , FanmoLeh-
mor , Mamlo llamlln , Ilthol Colobaugh ,
Messrs. W. U. King , C. J. Ooholtroo , .1. E.
Simpson , B. Fowler. F. D. Porkmor , C. E.
Barnum. George M. Board. H. E. Wilton ,
A. K. Squires , F. D. I'olgiftso. Guy L. Ax-
toll , 11. S. Na on , Frank L. Adams , J. II.
fowler , George lllston , U. Harrison , H. P ,
Hoblnson , J. H. Bono , F. H. Stacy , E. S. Mo-
Crary , J. F. Vlckors. Harry Cotter , Fred
Schneider , Charles Van Court , W. C. Web
ber , W. A. Colclough , VV. H. Nelson , F.
.Tones , H. F. Fnlos , J. W. Hastings , B. L.
Irons , U. n. Gibbon. J. H. Murray , W. C.
Taylor , T. F. Chamberlain , A. Wayland Car
penter , W. C. Jackson , Charles Boss , W. M.
Burglss , Arthur J. Cooley , Charles Champ-
lln. U. C. Colby , Ott Pilartln , William L.
Murphy , Otto J. Baumnn , Charles Kay
Bbudinot , F. MoMackcn ,
.Inking with n prloim Snlijrrt ,
"Something out of the ordinary" is the
modern shibboleth of society , and hostesses
are over on the nlort for now suggestions ,
now Ideas to introduce In tholr entertain
ments , but the palm for originality do-
sorrodlv belongs to Mr. nnd Mrs. Gcorgo C.
Bassott , 1337 North Nlnotconth E treat , who
iravo on Slirovo Tuesday evening n' "hard
tlmos" party , emulative possibly of the
early days of Omaha , when John G. Saxo
placed the mark of his disapprobation upon
the metropolis. Tbo Idea \vas carried out In
every respect nnd Mrs. Bassctt showed her
self both nn original and Ingenious hostess in
carrying the nltatr to so successful a conclu
sion. The cucsts knowing thrt tt was a
"hard tlmos" party to which they hod been
Invited , dressed accordingly , and Judging
from the costumes worn it was very easy to
imagine that Mr. Hard Tlmos bad shaken
thorn all by tbc hand and claimed thorn as his
own. There were tallow dips to fur
nish light , brown paper for score cards ,
and OMUIA BKES for lunch cloths , tin
pans were used instead of waiters to serve
the lunch , which wus very nlaln , but exceed
ingly good ; Instead of cigars , which ere
usual at Mr. and Mrs. Bussott's , now corn
cob pipes and out tobacco were presented to
the men-
Prizes were awarded for the best costume ,
Mr. Bailey winning the gentleman's honor ,
whllo Mrs. McKonnn was judged as having
the best ladv costumo. High flvo prires
were awarded to E. B. Blakosloy , n paper
weight ; Mrs. H. Counsman , n teapot ; the
gentleman's booby prize was won by Mr.
Bailey , a pack of cards , while Mrs. Thomp
son carried oft an "egg-boator" as her part
of the gamo.
These present were : Mr.and Mrs. Shane ,
.Mr. and MM. Phlllipi , Mr. and Mrs. Will
Brown , Mr. nnd MM. H. Barnum , Mr. nnd
Mrs. F. E. Balloy , Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Me-
Konna , Mr. nnd Mrs. H. A. Haskoll , Mr.
nnd Mrs. H. Counsman , Mrs. E. Angoll ,
Mrs , Adams , Mrs. Thompson , Mrs. J. G an-
non , Miss E. Blakeslov , Miss Addle Blakos-
loy , Miss Gracie Bassott , Mr. Arthur
Angell.
A Church Social.
The social by tbo members of St. John'1)
church. Twenty-sixth and Franklin streets ,
which was given at tbo residence of Mrs.
George P. Moore , Twenty-eighth and Blonde
traces , on Tuesday ovonini ; last was ono of
the most successful , both financially and so
cially , ever given by the Ladies' Auxiliary
of this church. The following program
was well rcndorod :
1'lanosolo Valso Ou 34 Cboplu
Mrs H. IVToal.
Koeltutlon Thoughts Durlus Service
Mrs. ErnostP , Oafdwoll. 1
1'lailofolo-'Tho Stortii : . . . ? . . . . .
Miss Idtt'nluckmorO ' * ' - ' '
Heading Mrs , Urowu's Husbands. . . . . . . .
t Miss Ijona Rhooy , . , ,
' . . . . .
1'lanosolo > . . . ! <
Miss Puurl Klley.
Hecltatlon Oo'don Hnir
Margaret U. C'aldwcll.
Vocal solo Uroams
Mr . 11. T. Teal.
After the conclusion of the procram re
freshments were served and the romuindorof
the evening pleasantly spent in social games
and conversation.
Amongst these present were Hov. Mr. and
Mrs. J. O. Ferris , Mr. and Mrs. George J.
Stonov , Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Wyatt , Mr. and
Mrs. T. M. Norrls , Mr. and Mrs. H. Qulno ,
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Thomas , Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Nelson , Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Cnldwoll ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. Evans , Mr. and Mrs. II.
Gunner , M \ and Mrs. C. S. Potter , Mr. and
Mrs. O. D. Kiplinger , Dr. J. J. Savillc ,
Messrs. Nathan Stovuns , A. S. Ostrom ,
Charles E. Kilov , S. A. Davis , Walter Austin -
tin , Thomas D. StonoyEd. HadfloldThomas
Willis. George F. Stonoy , James M , Stoney ,
J. Haullolk , Frank Henofor , V. Stevens , IX
Slovens , Stobblns Teal , Harry Qulno , Henry
Dorr , Charles 'Nelson , Mesdames H. r. Teal
of Norfolk , Nob. , J. Shepherd , H. Plxton.H.
J. Payne , A. H. IJavls , A. G. Knapp. G. S.-
Ralston , G. Jamieson , Adams , MISERS Ida
Blaokmoro , Lena Rhooy , Cora Knapp.
Magglo Arthur , Sarah Arthui , Esther Ar
thur , Louisa Stoovons , Lena Bauer , Mabel
Flood , Louisa HadtlelJ , Ada Twist.
A Small Kensington.
Mrs. Z. T. Lindsoy followed her charming
muslcalo of a fornlght ago with a small
Kensington last Monday , from it until G , at
her residence , 813 North Lowe avonuo. The
hostess was assisted in receiving by Mrs ,
KIrby of Council Bluffs. Before the usual
f o'clock tea was served each guest was presented -
sontod with a card bearing her , name and ono
line of a quotation with the re'quost that she
find the ladles wboso cards bore the conclud
ing three linos. Thou the four ladles thus
located found tholr places at the table by
means of a table card , haviuu printed thereon
the full verse. There were flvo tables occu
pied , each having a oard similar to the fol
lowing ;
H. J. L.
: "If thou would'stllvoiinruniod by care ,
; Lot not the pant torment the o'er ;
: As llttlo as possible bo thnu annoyed
; Ana lot thu present bo ever enjoyed. "
It was such u ploanant departure from the
ordinary manner in which such things are
usually done that U was very much com
mented upon by the guests , who wore ; Mrs ,
Phlllppl , Mrs. Houghlon , Mrs. Mills , Mrs.
Dlxon , Mrs. Harsba , Mrs. Harris , Mrs. u'itz-
Patrick , Mrs. Whiting , Miss Flsb of Michi
gan , Miss Cook , Miss Taylor. And thu fol
lowing from Council Bluffs : Mrs. KIrby ,
Mrs. Plnnoy , Mrs. WIrt , Mrs. Hill , Mrs ,
Phelps , Mrs. Tostovln , Mrs. Surgont , Mrs.
Kerr , of Bellevue college.
An Kiulnuut C'olurlst Coming.
Mrs , Emily Sellugor , wbo is expected in
Omaha soon , has an interesting personality
and will bo an acquisition to local art circles
She ranks as ono of the finest flower painters
in America , anil ebo has also won fame as a
writer. Mrs. Sollngorwas born in tbo south ,
but spout bar girlhood In Providence , K. I ,
Aftora term of teaching in a fashionable
girl's school at Loulsrlllo , ivy , , sbo began a
course of study at the School of Design In
r\ow York.
During ono of her visits to Providence sbo
mot Joan Paul Solingor , then o young urtlst
from Munich. In a year or two they were
married and went to Europe , sojourning In
Italy and Germany. Mrs. Sellnger studied
with SIgnora HocchI , tbo great flower
painter , and has achieved eminence m that
department of art. Her work is owned la
London , Florence and Constantinople as
well as in many American cities.
During tbo years In Europe Mrs. Balingor
corresponded for several American papers.
She returned to America with ber husband
about six years ago , aud tnoy settled In Bos
ton. Mn. SollnKor continues , to write chil
dren's storlos , poems and sketches , a series
of papers on "Tbo Folk Lore of the Bavarian
Tyrol" is particularly orlgbt mid clorca , and
bos attracted much attention.
Ouco | ii 1'uu
A most enjoyable dancing party was given
by Mn. Andrew Haas Monday ovonlng , Feb
ruary 29 , for bor sister , Natbanla Aaspaobor ,
it being her fourth birthday , which makes
ber Bwoot 10. Most notable among the many
remembraucoi from friends was a picture
; lvnn her by Mara PollooV , a clover bit of
color from his own brush.
These present woroj Allco Holler , Bernard
lohfeld , Idd Nowmnn , Albert Newman , Hona
ilsomnti , Milton Motrtor , Bcllo Adler , Louis
locRor , Hftttlo Drolfim , Harry Meyer , i
Jlrdlo b rank , Max Goldsmith. UnUio Qbor-
'older , Herbert Oborfcldcr , Haltlo Morris ,
Zmanuol Morris , Flora Hothschlld. Lester
Jroon , Eva Cohen , Mtiro Holler , Tholk Calm ,
William Slntrer , Bertha Newman , Harry
Anspachor , Mable Holltnan , Nanlo Brlgifo ,
Adolph Morrlt , Marc Pollock , George Sollc-
sobn , Aihor Anspnchcr , Jacklo Rothschild ,
Henry HosonthaL
A ricnsnnt Amtlr.
Last Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Frank
D. Lyon of 218 North Nlnotconth street tendered -
dorod n reception In honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred W.Grummondof Blnghamton.N.Y. The
popular host and hostess po soss a reputation
for hospitality that Is widespread , and every
plan that ingenious invention could dovlso or.
lavish generosity dictate was put forth for
tbo enjoyment of the delighted guests.
Among these present were : Mr. nnd Mrs.
George E. Powell. Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
Nichols. Mr. imrt Mrs. .1. C. Grimth of St.
Louis , Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Grummond of
Blnghamton. Mr. nnd Mrs. Huron Rlley , Mr.
and Mrs. Jo Gales Bond , Mhs Mlna Bon-
gardner , Miss .Inno Powell , Miss Agno
Frarlor , Mr. Seth Eggloston of Chicago , Mr
Stockton Hoth , Governor Mansllold of Cin
cinnati , Major \V. A. Tat lor of Fort Loavoii
worth , Mr. E. H.'Uuud , Mr. Will Hood , Mr ,
Harry Powoll.
llrmon mill lliilr.von
The family of M. Wear was agreeably sur
prised last weelt by a largo party of friends
In Benson and Halcyon Heights. Mr. Wear
was ono of the pioneers of the addition and
now takes his departure for n now homo m
thox prohibition state. The face of Mrs.
Wear has boon a familiar ono In every homo
in the neighborhood visited by sickness or
sorrow , nnd there Is a warm place in the
hearts of all the neighbors for MlKo Wear
nnd every member of his family.
There were nbout fifty frlonds present at
the farewell uarty , which was thoroughly
enjoyable. Theio was music bv the Benson
nnd Halcyon Heights Glee club , dancing to
the muslo of the Dalton orchestra aud a pen-
orous supper. Just before the supper Mayor
Thomson , In a graceful spocch , voiced the
regret of the o present ever the departure of
the family , wished them all manner of hap
piness and prosperity in tholr now homo , and
wound up by prosontlng to Mrs. Wear n
bandsomo sot of china ou behalf of their
many friends.
wiu. cnxnr EXTRIITUXS.
Mr. Will Crary gave an enjoyable high flvo
party to n few friends at his handsome bach
elor quarters in the Halcyon Heights hotel ,
on Tuesday ovonlng The evening was devoted -
voted prlnclpallv to cards. Among these
present were : Mr. nnd Mrs. Soov , Mr. nnd
Mrs. Blgolow , Mr. and Mrs. Walton , Mr.
and Mrs. Graves , Mr. and Mrs. Beaumont ,
Miss Blgolow , Miss Lobaron and others.
IIBIIR AND T1IEIID.
The merry sounds ot tbo carpenter's saw
and bnmmor are beginning to bo board In
both Benson nnd Halcyon Heights. Mr.
Gcorgo Sucll has begun the orocllon of six
bandsomo cottages in Halcyon Heights.
Postmaster Snow Is erecting qulto a mansion
for himself in Benson , and building material
Is dally moving to nil parts of the neighbor
hood ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Snoll have Just returned -
turned from a ton days' visit to friends In
Cherokee. la.
Iho school is now in charge of Prof.
Mathews , ox-county superintendent. A meet
ing of the district is called for tto 19th lust ,
to take preliminary stops toward the erection
of a now building , which It Is hoped will boone
ono of the modQl schools of the stato.
Various secret societies , as the Masons and
Odd Follows , are well represented In. both
Benson nnd tfalcyon Heights , nnd there is
talk of erecting a largo two-story brick hall
for tholr Joint use , the lower story to bo lot
for stores.
The Saturdov night meetings of the flro
brigade ore well attended. Articles of in-
corporatlon'will ' b > filed in' alow day3. Tho"
committee appointed' to solicit subscriptions
for thoJlro hall report voryioncouraginf ; pro- ,
gross. It Is thought that the company will
soon be In a position to orcct a $3,000 , build
ing , with a fine dancing floor and suitable
club rooms.
Fl\o on Slirovo Tuesilay.
Mr. and Mrs. E , J. Doris , No. 2ll south
Eleventh street , gave a most enjoyable evening -
ing last Tuesday , high five occupying the at
tention of the guests the greater pott of the
evening. After the games delightful re
freshments were brought forward and nil
discussed fully.
Among these present were Mr. aud Mrs ,
E. J. Davis , Mr. and Mrs. Sol Hooper , Mr.
and Mrs. Mahoney , Mr. and Mrs. Al Powell ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cheoir , Mr. and Mn > .
James G. Mortin , Mr. nnd Mrs. D. S. Park-
hurst , Mrs. A. L. Lott , Miss Minnie Chap-
ron ot Grand Island , Neb. , Mr. J. T. Kent
and Tom Sidwoll.
The pnzos were awarded to Mrs. Sol.
Hopper and Mrs. Mahoney , Mr. James G.
Mortin and Mr. W. B. Chook.
After the award of prizes a short dance
program followed to the enjoyment of the
guests. _ _
Cuilct llroatch Hits Itesumod.
A rather ridiculous story has boon going
tbo rounds concerning an incident In the
routine life of Mr. J. W. Broatch , the Ne
braska appointee from this district at West
Point. A local paper In publishing the item
managed as usual to got Its statements con-
plotolv entangled and thus to do Mr. Broatch
a great Injustice. The grain of truth unon
which the mass of fiction was built Is this ;
The mllltry cede requires cadets who outer
West Point to submit to an almost endless
persecution by the higher classmen until the
oattallon leaves camp. Ono of the upper
classmen attempted to protract his sport
after tbo allotted time but found that bis
Insulting orders were resented by Cadet
Broatch. Ho thereupon challenged Broutch
to light , n'prlvlloRO which the latter hostbrred
to accord him. The encounter took place ;
both combatants adjourned for a sojourn In
the hospital , although by reason of disadvantages -
vantages m weight and slzo tbo contest re
sulted slightly to the advantage of the
nirgroisor. Tno upper classman was confined
for a wook. Cadet Broatch nftor a nlno
days' siege bos again boon enabled to rosutno
his military duties. _
Minor Mention.
Mrs. Gallagher loft for California Thurs
day ,
Miss Brown returned to Fort Meade this
week.
Miss Barnard returned from Fort Rlloy
Thursday.
Miss Harableton loft Monday afternoon for
Minneapolis.
Miss English U now tbo guest of the
Misses Balch ,
Mr , F. P. Davis returned from the Pacific
coast Monday.
Mrs. E. M. Morsmaii is expected to return
from Chicago this wook.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gushing and family
eave today for California.
Tbo Misses Fitch have returned from a
six months' Visit in Illinois ,
Mrs , George Lake loft yesterday to visit
Mr. and Mrs , Morton at Chicago.
Miss Boya entertained a few frlonds In
formally at cards Monday evening.
Mrs. W. P. Butler of Chicago Is tbo guest
of her slbtor , Mrs. James C. Ay-ers.
Mrs. Ernest Rlall returned from Denver
last week , where she visited for a week.
Mr. Warren Rogers cxpocto to oncupy the
cast half of bis new bouso on Farnam street
very sbortly.
Miss Minnie Chapman of Grand Island ,
Neb , , who bos been visiting frlonus In
tEAWNG HATTERS
DUNLAP'S
° MAHA NBB *
SprliiK styles , elezant light weight , the room
nubliy lint thU oprliic. Also Oerby Imt ti ,
ti.W. Uiiud tl. Huts sliaiuin to your liruil nor-
fectly. FUKUKUIOIC&CO. ,
lluttur3.Tol. 1211
Oranha the past month , loit for homo Trlday
tnornlnp. .nj ;
MH Uuby Uiloy ot Utvklu-lllo , Inil.4 N vis-
Itinit Mr. nnd Mrs. D. T.'Mdiint , 1721 Doug
'VjtJl
las
street ,
Mr * . Georco Fishnr Uliffontcrtaln the
Kountio I'lnco High Iflroicniti Friday ovon-
Inp , Alnrch 18. i boi
Mrs. Kogon of Brokoi/ / now , Nob. , who
has bcon spondlnc a fmrrdavs in the city ,
has returned homo. ji Jo
Mr. nnd MM. T. J. RogbrifAvIll romovp to
tholr beautiful now homo iUJncinc ; ] and nirk
avonncs this wcolf. jM ) ,
Mrs. Uockwlth nnd MU jJlockwlth , who
hnvo boon the guests of Mr.and MM. B. U.
Wood , loft Tuosdnv. f
Mis' ? Fitch and Miss UUlan Fitch , who
have boon snondlni ; the soosdn In the oatt ,
have rottirnod homo. ' " ' ( "
Miss Ulancho Hollman 'loft for Notre
Dame , South Ucnd , Ind. , for a two week's
stnv nt her nhnn mator.
Misses .lennlo nnd Nolllo O'Urlon of Bur
lington , la. , are gueHs of Mrs. K. C. Mo-
fahnno on Unllfornlastreot ,
MM. .1. ij. ICcnnody will elvo n reception
Tuesday of this week from 3 to 0 In honor of
Miss Corby and Miss Wyllo.
Mrs. II. J. Ho wo , who has boon , the guo t
of Mr. ana Mrs. Henry Kttnbrook , loft Sat
urday last for Morshalltown , In.
MUs Austin of Quinov , III. , was the enest
of MM. Ulshop the lirst of the wook. She
had nlso bcon vlMtlng lu Sioux City.
Mr. and MM. T. J. Poniioll have the laviro
svmpathy of many frlonds In the sudden
death ot their baby , born a week JIRO.
Mr. Max Mayor , who spent the month of
February at Hot Springs. Ark. , returned
this week , greatly benefited In health.
Miss Adele Simons , whohaa boon the puost
ol Mrs. E. J. Hoe for tha past two weeks ,
returned to her homo in Lincoln last wook.
Judge Dundy nnd Mlis Duiidy. Miss Honcr-
lana anil Miss Laura Hoagland loft Friday
morning for Florida , to bo absent a month. '
The many friends of MM.V. . O. Tomplo-
ton will bn pleased to learn that she is rapIdly -
Idly i-ocovorlng from her recent severe Ill
ness ,
Mrs" Wilson nnd Miss Wilson nro visiting
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wnrron Swltrlor. General
Wilson has recently boon ordered to Now
Vork.
Mr. nnd Mrs. V. F. Icoo nro registered nt
the Mlllard , where taoy will ronmtn until
tholr departure for Indianapolis the mlddlo
of Mnrcli.
Mr. ana Mrs. J. H. Daniels gave n charm
ing little oard pirty to n , select circle of
friends lust Saturday at tholr home , U3-J4
Chicago street.
Miss I'nulino Jacobson , who has boon the
guest , of Mr. mid Mrs. II. Cohn , on Twenty-
llfth avcnuo. loft for her hotno in Erie , Ptt. ,
on Wednesday.
Dr. J. T. Duryea will lecture boforol the
\Vostorn Art association at the Acadomv of
Fine Arts Tuesday ovouinp.i Tnoro will bo
music and n gouoral cooii time.
Ilov. Newton M. Mann will deliver n lee-
turo bolero the Cloofan on Saturday , March
19 , at , 2:30 : p. m. , nt the 1'vtbtan hall , Pnxton
block. Subject , "Victor Hugo. "
Mrv and Mrs. John Francis loft yostordav
ovonlng for Kansas City where they will
join a party of frlonds onrotito to Calltornla.
Tnoy will be gone nbout n month.
Mrs. 03. O. McShnno of 2201 California
street ontortalnod n largo number of friends
nt cards last Monday evening in honor of her
guests , the Misses O'Brien oLBurlington , In.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed B. Willitttai have returned
from nn extended visit to Florida. Mrs.
L. B. \ \ llliains and daughtoiV-Miss Margaret
Williams , still remain In-that balmy , south
ron climate.
,
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Mrs. Chnrlos George , riptfg'uter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. N. C. Nichols , accpmp/mied / bv Mrs.
James Norris ot DonvorJ Are visitini ; Mr.
nnd Mrs. Nichols on Masoir. street , having
arrived Friday. ' ' * > "
Colonel and Mrs. Shcrifl'd'n on Tuosdnv
evening' gave ono of the mist charming small
dinners of'tho season , wlionttibirguests wore
General ana Mrs. Brooke , Mr. nnd MM. Hub-
bard , Miss Balcombo nndiMplor Cocnogys.
Mrs. A. T. Sidwoll , sottlihtl daughter of
Concordia , Kan. , anivcd ; , ( lm thfl.clty last
'
ovQiiing nnd will make ymafja ber'homo , as
Mr. &Idwoll has boon c'onnocte'd withtho
South Qma p.ajly DjpypcsJ. Journal ( lately.
Kirs.'Bishop Newman' . Mrs , * , Dr. Crummor ,
Mrs. A. T. Rector. 'Mrs.'Judgo Fawcott.
Mrs. Brad D. Slaughter and Mrs. M. M.
Hamlin will rscoivo with Mrs. C. F. Wollor ,
2102 Wlrt street , Thursday afternoons dur
ing the month of March ;
Mr. nnd Mrs. Berry of Chicago , Miss
Ogden. Miss Ammel and Mr. nnd Mrs. Burt
o ! tno Elkborn Valley rend loft Friday for
Mexico , in Mr. Burl's private car , over the
Atchison , Topeka & Snotu Fo. They will ba
gone a month or six weeks nnd will "do"
Mexico thoroughly.
Mrs. A. Mandelberg tendered nn after
noon luncheon last Thursday In honor of
Miss LillioLowonstein from St. Joseph , Mo ,
to her young lady friends. High flvo was In
dulged in and tbo refreshments were de
licious. Miss Lowonstein leaves Mondny for
her homo in St. Joseph.
Mrs. A. V. Hamilton aud Mrs. W. S.
Tompklns entertained at , their homo , IfHG
Wlrt street , Thursdav afternoon from 'i to 5 ,
some of their lady frlonas at a "Pltchit
Coffoe. " These present were Mrs. E. Bene
dict , Mrs. J. H. Loomls , Mrs. W. H. Chrlstio ,
Mrs. M. B. Coneland , Mrs. E. V. Lewis ,
Mrs. E. D. Van Court , Mrs. C. H. Fowler ,
Mm. Frank Bonnison.
Tdo raamago of Mr. O. F. Martin of the
flrm of Bartlett , Spencer & Co , of Chicago
and Mrs. M. E. Gregg of this cltv , tootc
place at tbo residence of the bride's brother.
Mr. J. L. Ball , at 1022 South Nlnotponth
street , Tuesday evening , Uov , W. J. Harsha ,
ofllciating. None but the relatives and Inti-
mnto friends were present , and nftor n Tory
choice and elaborate wedding supper Mr. and
Mrs. Martin loft for their future homo nt
Marsballtown , In.
In honor of Howard Brant nor n leap year
suiprlso was given at the residence of Mr.
Bruutnor , near Twonty-fouith nnd Spruco.
These present were : Lillian Ponder , Minnie
W'nllier. Floroncn Uodgors , Josslo Coppick ,
Goldie Tairccr , Hauio vVced , Marry Buzzoll ,
Emma Utivon , Vlccio Walker , Maud Duncan ,
Kittlo Brantncr , Harley Connnt , Edgar Lip-
pincott , Edwin Walker. Frank Slofkin ,
Charles Mayer , J. Llttlo , Frank Blanchard.
Garrett Coleman , John Reid , Henry Hill , Mr.
Zlttlo.
The marriage of Mr. C. E. Black , manager
forS. T. Gilman , and Miss Lily Rex , daugh
ter of Mrs. M. A. Rex of Croaton , In , , was
solemnized Thursdav , Fubruary 25 , at U
o'clock , at the bride's homo , Rev. W. II.
Snydoroftho Presbyterian church odlclat-
Ing , The groom , who Is ono of Omaha's well
known young business men , was attended by
Mr. H. P. Whitman , the bridesmaid being
Miss Anna Hox. After n short visit to the
west Mr. and MM. Black returned from their
wedding trip last week , and are living nt 1713
Izard street.
Miss Lt7.7lo Isaacs , who has boon nbroail
for noarlv two ycnrs , has finally given up the
piano and entered upon a vocal career , nna
has nlronrfy won the prnho of London critic *
under tbo nom do thonUir , "Lisa Isldor. " She
sang nt Kensington hall recently and inado n
gratifying Impression upon Iho musical poo-
nlo prosent. Her oldest slstor , with .vhoirt
Miss Isnncsts stopiilnu , Is qulto a well Known
prlma aonna of London.
Mrs. J. O. Ferris entertained the monv
bors of the choir of St. John's Epls
copnl church , Twonty-slxth and Frank
lin streets , , nt n social ton party
Saturday evening last , nt the rectory ,
Twonty-slxth nnd Chnrlos streets , on which
occasion she was nbly assisted Lv the Rev.
J. O. Ferris nnd Mrs. George P. Mooro. A
highly pleasant hour nnd ono which will belong
long remembered by the younger members
was onjoyod. Following were nmong these
present : Hnrroid Blnko. Arthur Jesscn ,
Donald Broatchor , Percy Jnmtoson , linns
.lesson , Goorpo F. Stouov , James M. Stonov ,
Dorsov Joy , Walter Austin , Edward lint-
field , Joseph HalMeld , V. Stoovons , Arthur
Kvnns. Frank Thomas , Harry ( Juino , K.
Stoovons , Fnmk Husch nnd Henry Dorr.
A thoroughly cnjoynblo leap year party
was given last Mondny ovonlng in the vacant
house adjoining the resilience of Mr. and
Mrs. John S. Clavton on Virginia nvonuol
The young ladles were nbly assisted by Mrs.
J. S. Shropshire of Butte , Mont. , Mrs. U. M.
CInyton , Mrs. U. L. Thomas nnd Mrs. O. W.
Tlllson , Those present were : Misses Adrtms ,
Burns , .Boutin , Clayton , Nnnnlo Clnvton ,
France , Gnrroit , Lancaster , Gertrude Lan
caster , Maries , Manchester. Idtnkln , Stephens -
phons , Truland , Jonn Truland , Taimngo ,
Thomas , Tnvlor , MM. McBrido. Miss Iinttlo
Crowo of Butte , Mont. , and MUs Ada Potts
of Fayotto , Mo. ; Messrs. Hunnoll , Burns ,
Clayton. Frank Clajton , lnvls , DoBordo ,
Floyd , Garrett , Haughr. Hunter , Murphy ,
MaoDonald , Stophotis , Southmavd , Smith ,
Talinago , Van Aornam , Wise nnd Winter.
ATTENTION !
HO ! YE OF THE HILLS !
It I" with pleasure that I timioiinoo to the
thentro-poliin public of thn Orout I'lhiirn val-
luy nnd Hlhck Hills circuit. Unit 1 lii\osc-
ctiroil as my opening attraction. In thu various
thonttcs ill on ; tlin line under my
inoiit , tlio i unowned actor-
LOST IN LOHDON.
Jn Ills greatest MICWS- ,
Tlilt nnstor ) | > lee of inulo-tli.iinn will lie In-
totprctcd by ItliMitlrnlly the sumo company
Mho recently uppo iiwl ultM lilni In Omului ,
and received unqiialllk'd praUe fiom thu
OMAHA PRESS.
THE DAILY BEE.
E. KOSK\VATER , Editor.
Amusements.
Now ton floors and company boiiin an on-
pnKV'MmuT , lust .lilglit atrUu ( J'niimm shcit
thcattqlit "Uret In Minden : " This Ksildto
Imvc bcOn tin- Unit malniliinm written and It
lias lens ; boon a favorite vehicle for the ef
forts of a cluvuraolioo of actors piisscsttns
both nitiKnetlsm and \olce. It's long and sucr
ccs ful career Is evidence of Us popularity
with the public.
Sir. IJcerV production uraploys considerably
spuclnl scenery , mid last nleht s performance
found fauir with the audience. Thursday ,
January 14. 1W.
MORNINGWORLDHERALD
An Indopcncluut Paper.
THURSDAY , JANUAUV 14 , ISUi
Newton Beers' Lost in London
It Is huid for old tlieiiiro Boors to concoivu
tliut BO much could 1m inadu out of Watts
Phillips' ulay. "Lost In London , " an Newton
Beers has done. The old play has lo > t none of
Its sweetness or strength by Us olnboralkm In
Mr. lleers' bands , and the performance of Job
Ainroyd by thostar Is one which duserics in
rank with tbc best of revived puts. Mr.
llceis as a dlalcut mtor Is wltliuutan oqniU In
America to lay and Job Is a role which shows
him .it highest. Ills company , although not
brllllnnt , IK an even ono. and the play la given
with it smoothness whluli Is deserving of great
praise.
ROUTE
March 7 , West Point. Nub.
March 8. Norfolk. Neb.
March II. Wayne. Neb
March l < i , Wakullold , Nub.
Mareli 11 , Itandolph , Nob.
March IS , O'Nell , Noli.
March 14 , Valentine , Nob. '
March 15. Chadron , Nub.
Mun'li IK , lloi spt INK'S , i-otilh Dakota.
March IT , H ipld City. Zenith n ikotii.
Mat-oil 18. Tort Meiul , honth Dakota ,
March 1' ' ) . KuruK Smith DaUotu.
Match 21. Deailwoud , boutli Dal.otu ,
March'.1. Load City , i-miili DaUota ,
Maicli ? ! . Ontial OlIV. Soutli IKtUota.
March 24 , Deudwouil , Mnitli Dal.otu.
MiirclrJA , I'ort Mend , frouili Dakota.
Muich 2tl , liapld City , South Dikoti.
Match % UnsttT. Mnilli Dakota.
March 21) ) , Hills City , hoilth Ii ! > it.i.
MarchUD , Hot Springs , South Dakota.
Man'li'll. ' Chndron , .Nobiaska.
Apt 111 , Crawford. Nebraska.
April-1 , Tort Hoblnson , Nebraslca.
NEW SPECIAL SCENERY
Wilt bo put up In o\ory town ,
Exactly as Advertised ,
E. L. WLUSTKIl , Munagur Peavey Orand
Opera Douse , bloux City and Hluck
Hills Circuit ,
NEW
THEATRE
= COUNEIV SEVENTEENTH & HARNEY STS. = ES
Sunday , Molay Tuesday , Marcli 6,1 , 8
StfOOEBDS LIKE SUOOE35"
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IN THIS
GREATEST 01 ? MADISON SQOARB THEATRE SUCCESSES
HAZEL KIRKE
A LAUGHT3B AND THAR PROC TIDING DOMESTIC
' OOMEDY-DRAMA.
1'IAYBD HY'THliM OVER 1,200 I'lMliS-
"HAXIiL KIRKE GOES HOME TO EVERY HEART
A llaiiiUninu Souvenir , which will bo'J'reasurtul as a Momenta jf the Ocoailoo , 1'res.outccl
to Every I.auy on MotiUuy IIv
STREET THERTER POPULAR
PRICES
ONK WEXRK ,
Commencing Monday ; March 6 , ' 92
Wcdnesday and Saturday.
POPULAR PRICES. POPULAR PRICES
NO ADVANCE.
St.ra.us © '
GcnccsNANON. Jacobo'vskfs
NANON. EXR.MINIEL. '
NEW AND HANDSOME SCENER Y.
' GORGEOUS COSTUMES.
SWEET AND PRETTY MUSIC
A Great Castr-Chorus of 4O ,
Sundav Matinee
Sunday Night
Monday Night
Tuesday Night
Wednesday Friday Night Mutinco. go
Wednesday Nioht and Saturday Maiincc , DTAHON
Thursday 'Night ERMIBTIE
Saturday Night . , ' . DOHOTHY
n PRICKS AS USUAL ,
ISc , 26e38e , , SOe and 7Sc. . . <
NEW
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THEATRE J'lXlf OJ'KK.I.
SKVENTKKX'Iir AND II.MINKV Sl'ltKnTP
Wednesday , Thursday , Friday and Saturday ,
March 9 , JO , / / and 12.
- ( The Greatest of English Opera Companies ) -
KARL , MacDONALD & BARMABEE , Proprietors.
The munugcraont bogs to announce to the pit trans of this thoutro the following
select lopct'toiro for The Hosloniuns :
Wednesday Evening ROBIN HOOD.
- Thursday Evening ROBIN HOOD.
Friday Evening CAR M EN.
Saturday Matinee ROBIN HOOD.
Saturday Evening DOROTHY.
"SCALE""oF pRlcE3 ?
Parquet , _ - . . - $1 50
Parquet Circle - i.oo and i oo
First 4 Rows Balcony i oo
Last 4 Rows Balcony . . . . ' 75
Sale Opens Tuesday.
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