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Boptomber Brings a Quickening Beat Alone :
th'o Social Lines.
TRIUMPH OF AN OMAHA GIRL AS ROSALIND
limning Slmlcnln nt Alt * * llurhnr'n Home
Writ Known MitilclnnA ( llvn Mr. Mnx
atejcr n Dolluhtrul llvenlnir Snr-
prlfte * During the \Vnek <
Thcro In considerable pleasure In being
nblo to chronicle Miss Mabel Baton's suc
cess ns Uojnliml last week nt Sylvan Hell ,
Chicago , notwithstanding that she followed
Hose Coghlan , who Is nn Ideal Oanymcdo.
Miss Eaton Is nn Omaha girl , born ami bred
here , and naturally Omaha's interest Is par-
donablo. Ono nt the Chicago papers ,
speaking of this versatile young woman ,
said nftcr the performance : "Mlsa Hi ton
Is by natuto well adapted to the role of
Shakcsi > earo's most charming oomcdy hero-
Jno , nnd In the doublet nnd hose of Oany
mcdo looks oven moro jittrnctlvo than attired -
tired in the gnrn of her own sex. Moreover ,
she read the lines of the begun youth or the
forest better than these of Kosallnd , though
throughout she showed that she was not en
tirely letter perfect. . She costumes the part
Jauntily , has a musical voice and n merry
laugh , excellent facial expression , and enacts
the character with Intelligence. "
I Tlio reception given to Mr. Max Marotzok
1 Tuesday evening in the rooms of Omaha's
now Conservr.tory of Music , the fifth Iloor
of the city hnll. was Haltering to the vet
eran maestro and no doubt that Individual
felt that ho had fallen among fnoiiiK
Many of the leading people of the metropolis
were present to add to the occasion ami
Miss Clary qulto deserved nil the kind
things said about the happy Inaugural.
Iltimt unit NeUiin.
Wednesday evening a pretty wedding was
Bolcmnlr.cd nt 151M North Twenty-fifth street ,
the contracting parties being MUs Nelson
nnd Mr. George Hurst , Hov. G. J. Powell of
Hlllstdo Congregational chhrch olllclnting.
The house was neatly decorated , the mar
riage l > cliig per/armed In the cast parlor.
The brldo was attend"o'dby Mtss Susie" Unit-
son , whllo Mr. C. H. Crclghton occupied the
position of best man. A pleasing feature of
the evening was the playing of tlio Lotto'r
Carriers' baud , tlio strings rendering the
"I ollengrin" march as the wedding party
entered .tho room. Mr. Hurst Is ono of
Undo Sa'm'b letter carriers and the depart
ment wns largely represented at the wed
ding. After the ceremony delicious refresh
ments were served by Balduff. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Hurst will reside nt 2003 Charles strcot.
Among the many truest * present were :
Mrs. Mathoson , Miss Coflln , Miss BriRgs ,
Miss Belle Scott , Miss Agglo Scott , Miss
Emma Krutllo , Mrs. Preston , Miss McClure ,
Mrs. I. W. Cooper , Miss Lockwood , Miss
Clnuaio Brown , Miss Alllo Foley , Mr. nnd
Mrs. K. C. Davis , Mr. nnd Mrs. L. J. Ed
wards , Mr. nnd Mrs. William Owens , Mr.
nnd Mrs. Fritz Klenlto , Mr. and Mrs. H. II.
Heed , Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stafford , Mr. nnd
Mrs. K. Casborg , Mr , and Mrs. James Clarlc ,
Mr. nnd Mra. James Stone , Mr. nnd Mrs. Ira
Smith , Mr. nnd Mrs. William Mnhar , Mr.
nnd Mrs. Unrry Gunnes , Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Hurst , Weeping Wntor. Nob. ; Mr.
and Mrs. George Benson , Portland , Ore. ;
Mr. nnd Mrs. Herbert Astrom , Chicago ; Mr.
nnd Mrs. P. Itowley , South Omaha ; Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Williams , Delta , Ne'b. ; Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Hood , Arapahoe , Nob. ; Mr. nnd
Mrs. Lingorfclt , Mr. and Mrs. C. A , J. John
son , Mr. nnd Mrs. 'John Disbrow. Mr. nnd
Mrs. William Itobinson , Mr. nnd Mrs. F. H.
Monroe. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Stino , Mr. and
Mrs. L. S. Mole , Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Cus-
cadon , Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Clcnlnns , Mr.
nnd Mrs. Will EHckson , Mr. and Mrs
" Charles Grow , Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul
"Myers , Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Conoran ,
Miss Jennie Flanmgan , Miss Minnlo Olson ,
Mrs. Olson , Miss SUsits Hanson , Miss Mamie
Donovan , Miss Mamio > Moars. Miss Muse
Mcadimbcr , Miss McShnno , Miss Emma
Schunlck , Miss Ida Schunick , Miss Lizzie
Schunielc ; Mr , uml Mrs. Harry Eahler , Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Eeokcr , Mr. and Mrs. Owen
Burkot , Mr. nnd Mrs. A. P. Brady. Mr. and
Mrs. D. W. Tillltson. Mr. and Mrs.a. . II.
Tobulns , Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Croft , Mr
nnd Mrs. Ed Bowles , Mr. and Mrs. James
Cook , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson , Mr. nnd
Mrs. M. Tracy , Mr. nnd Mrs. Kichard "Phoo
nix , Mr. nnd Mrs. C.V. . Kaltlor , , Alr. nnd
Mrs. Phil Tobblns , Mr. and Mrs. Hu sull
Mr. nnd Mrs. AI Lighfoot. Mr. and Mrs. P
M. Mullen , Mr ? and Mrs. II. A. Proctor , Mr
and Mrs. John Heed , Mr. am
Mrs. James Haley , Mrs. Schunlck
Mr. Charles Basslor , Mr George KioffnQi
Mr. George Ahmnnson , Mr. E. L. Hoag. Mr
C. H. Croighton , Mr. Ed Kelley , Mr. Wil f
Tro\v , Mr. A. P. Beunott , Mr. Tom Dwyer
Mr. M. Coffee , Mr. Locke Ewers , Mr. Franl 1
Fogartv , Mr. Charles Newton , Mr. Cllffon (
Daniels , Mr. William Bowman , Mr. Charles
illehards , Mr. William Brown , Mr. J. P
O'Connor ' , Mr. George O. Anderson , Mr
Louis Mou..Mr. Frank Bo.vor. Mr. C. II
Westordahl , Mr. Simeon CUrmcllo , Mr. Law
ronco Prulx , Mr. Charles Wildennan. Mr
Charles Willie , Mr. Thomas Barrott , Mr
Andrew Siwrol , Mr. J. J. Hilcy. Mr. Thomas
Doud , Mr. Albert Koth , Mr. Charles Sl
wart , Mr. Buck.
Well Kiiimn AlualcliiiiH Moot .Socially.
r jiuuiiimi 11IU3IU.UU KlvCu at
Mr. Max Meyer's residence , Twenty-fourth
and Harnoy streets. Thursday night , was ono
of the pleasant events of a rather dull week
socially. Mr. is
Mayor a conucntal host , and
ns his house is particularly suited for Just
such functions , naturally the guests who
"happened In" were charmed with
every
thing. Omaha's leading musicians wore
present , and as the program was naturally
impromptu the ovcnlnsr was ul ) the moro
onjovahlo on that account. Mrs. Hess
Fucha played brilliantly , whllo Mr.
Max Marotzek , Sig. Fusco , Herr
Uahm , Dr , Kohnstamm and Dr.
Hoffman also touched thu keys of the
beautiful piano. Miss Scott , a prettv young
woman nud n guitarist of ability , quite
caught the guests by her tints technique.
'
Prof. Brett' gave a violin selection or two ,
Mrs. Moollor was In magnificent voice and
aang well. Mr. Adolph Meyer also con
tributed to the pleasure by .
a f.onif , Dr.
Hoffman whistled a bar or two , whllo Mr. I.
Hoffman , who has a ilno baritone voice , was
heard to rdvantago. Then the phonograph
was pressed Into service and the
songs
sung
Into the funnel by John Hcnshaw and other
clever people who have been guests of Mr.
Meyer were reproduced ,
Among the guests present were : Mr. nnd
Mrs. HOSB Fuchs , Mr. Max Marutzok , Slg.
Fuaco , Mr. and Mrs. Albert C.ihu , Mr. and
Mrs. Adolph Meyer , Mr. nnd Mrs.
Morltz Moycr , Mr. nnd Mrs : Baring ,
Msn ! Scott , MUs Amy Leslie of "A Turkish
Bath" company , Mr , and Mrs. Hohfeld , Mr
nnd Mrs. Grueiilnger , Miss Goldsmith , Miss
Bollc Goldsmith , Mrs. Moellor. Mr , Brett
Mr. Gahrn. Dr. ICohnatamm , Dr. and Mrs.
Hoffman , Julius Mover. Dr. Leo FranUliu ,
Mr. I. Hoffman , Mr. Snydcr ,
1'reUjr Weilillncr on Huutli Tenth Htrcnt
The residence of Mr. ' Mark Hansen , 2400
South Tenth street , was the scene of a
pleasant affair Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock , the occasion being the marriage of
MUs Angellnu Hiuiscn to Mr. John L Neblo ,
Uov. A. J. Turkic ofUcliitlng , Shortly after
the ceremonies tlio newly wedded couple left
on n wedding tour to Chicago nnd a visit to
the World's fair , Afior September 15 they
will ho at homo at 'J-IDJ South Ninth strcot.
Amoni ; thu ( uosts prcsentworo : Huv. and
Mm. Dohurty , Mr. and Airs. Itnbort Pat
rick , Mr. nud Mrs. H. ftublu. Miss Anna
Nelson , Mm. Wild , Miss Marion Schlbsly ,
Mr , Julian Jautzcn , Miss 1.
Jautzon , Miss M. Frcdrlckcun.
Columbia , i < lull Diinor.
The Columbian club pave iti first
party of the season Monday evening at Pat
terson's hall , Seventeenth and Fanmm
utrcots. The hall was bountifully decorated
with flags , buutlug nnd portraits , of Colum
bus.
bus.Thuro
Thuro were present ; Misses Inez
Arnold , FollU , Ella Kirlter. Mumlu
Uurko , Muse Meudluibcr. Lizzie Gurko.
Daisy Klrod , Katie Hush , Magglu Kennedy ,
Annie Kennedy , ICutlo Council , Clytio
Blanchnrd , Qracu Waterman , Grace Blanchard -
ard , Jennie Stltt , MInu Ionian , . Viola Bur-
KUSS , Huttlo Edbolm , Brown , Pearl Drldon-
beckcr , Euiuia IJocheford , Jc lo Pickering ,
Fltrpntrlck , Anna /InypJ , Mls i HoiUon ,
Mrs , Hlco , ninnloSchloritoln.JonnloSohlor'
teln , Miss ( Jelst of Council Bluffs ; Messrs.
Hnber , Gupslo , McConnell , Klein , lurdlek ,
Anderson. Garsku. Elrod , Hayes , Brown ,
Beaten , Lund , Drlscoll , Forgan , Nelson ,
Henderson , Bninncr , Hochbford , Bohnnnon ,
Miller , Klrb.v , Pusbart , Hlco , Stoddnrd , Fos
ter , Covcrdnll , Master Charles Allen bf Cal-
'
oun , Ourko , Turpln , Stryker , Kennedy ,
Vcsterdahl. ,
Oinnlm'ii HvprmriitutlTrA Abronil.
Already the boys nnd girls of Omaha where
ro enjoying student llfo throughout the
ast are beginning to got ready for the
nniml exodus that will soon begin. Today
, numbeu. of the boys will leave for their
Una maters , stopping nt the fair cnrouto ,
ind will bo followed during the wcok by
nhers , who , after n jolly summer , will begin
heir school duties.
Among the many who will go from Omaha
his year to attend the several colleges nnd
cmltinrlcs , the following nro recalled :
rit. Mary's. Knoxvllle , 111. Mny Smith.
Ogcntz. Philadelphia Jcsslo Dickinson.
Miss Ely's , Now York Cltv Mary Buck.
Clifton Hill , Cincinnati , O. Laura Gush-
ng.
Miss Graham's , Now YorkHolcn Hoag-
and.
and.Miss
Miss Peebles , Now York , N Y. Georgia
Lindsay.
St. Paul's , Concord , N. Y. Ezra Mlllard ,
Trod Lake. .
Vassar College , Poiighkcopslo , N. Y.
lulla Swartz.
University of Chicago , Chicago , 111. J.
Scott Brown.
Cornell University , Ithaca , N. Y. Charles
. Hosowater.
Ohio Wcsloyan University , Delaware , O.
Fred S. Navo.
Lake Erie Seminary , Paynosvlllo , O.
Louise Squires.
University of the South , Swnnco , Tenn.
Jlmrlen Gardiner.
The Hollldaysburg School , Hollidnysburg ,
Pa. Sadlo Uaum.
Kenippr Hall , D.wcnoorl , la. Alfred
Barker , Ed Balch.
St. Catherine's. Uavonport , la. Loulo
Drake. Alice Drake.
Poitford School , Ponford , Conn. Gertrude
Kountzc , Edna Cowln.
Nebraska University , Lincoln , Nob.
Arthur Montmorcncy.
Pennsylvania Military Academy , Gettys
burg , Pa. John Kuhns.
Mra. Plait's , Uticn. N. Y. May Morse ,
Florence " Morse , Mao Mount. .
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New' York Law School , New York , N. Y.
Herbert Rogers , Morris Bcall.
Academy of the Sacred Ileixrt , Manhattan-
vlllo , L. I. Mary Nash , Adeline Nash.
"Dartmouth College , Hanover. N. H.
Frank Ficldf , Gilmore Price , ; IrwinKead. , ,
Yale College , Now Hnven , Conn. Fred
Hustin.WillCowln , Herman Kountze , Luther
Kountze.
Wlllliims College , Wilhamstown , Mass.
Henry Clarke , Uussoll Wilbur , 'Allan Marsh ,
Jav Brown. .
Boston School of Technology , Boston ,
Mass. Henry Osgood , Theodora Osgood ,
Harry Holdrego.
Shattuck Military Institute , Faribault ,
Minn. Ed Swobo , Dwlght Swobo , George
Easson , Bert Raymond. Hussell Burt.
University of Pennsylvania , Philadelphia ,
Pa. A. K. Detwilcr , W. D. Osgood- George
Dandy , John Nelson , Edward Bradley.
Unlvprr.ity of Michigan , Ann Arbor , Mich.
Edgar Morsman , Thomas Battln , Charles
Thomas , Leroy Cruinmer , Frank Griflln.
Lascll Seminary , Auburndalo , Mass.
Alice Andreescii , Lillie Tukoy , Grace Allan ,
Mattie Stone , Mabel Taylor , Ura Kcllcy.
Harvard University , Cambridge , Mass.
Edwin T. Stlgcr , ICenney Billings , Oscar
Quick , John W. Battln , Arthur Carter , Car
roll M. Carter.
Princeton College , Princeton , N. J. Will
Rogers , Larimoro Denise , Paul Ludington ,
Thomas Creigh , George McCaguo , Harry
Akin , Joseph Polcar.
Phillips Andover Academy , Andover ,
Mass. Floyd Smith , Dell Smith , Nelson
Mercer , Sam Caldwcll , Jay Boyd , Jlmmlo
Wallace , Charley Brown.
A Charming ; Mualonlo.
Miss Amy Barker entertained a tew of
her friends very informally last Thursday
evening with a delightful impromptu mu-
sicillo.
The program , though short , was a very
enjoyable ono. Miss Webster played ex
quisitely ono of Grieg's most beautiful com
positions.
Miss Palmer then sang , after which fol
lowed , a violin solo by Miss D.irlone Coo ,
who was accompanied by Miss Amy Barker.
Her selection was well rendered and was ro-
cplvcd with a round of applause. Miss
Jentio Yates sang "Yon" very sweetly. Miss
Coo , for a second number , played ono of
Chopin's nocturnes , and was accompanied
effectively by Miss Morley. Miss Amy
Barker then sang Shelley's beautiful bal
lad called "Love's Sorrow. "
The feature of the evening , however , was
the playing of the college boys , who brought
their instruments and charmed their lis-
toners witli u number of well known mclo-
dies , the favorites of which were "Tho High
School Cadet" and "Washington Post
Marches. " The program was concluded by
n quartet of male voices , consisting of
Messrs. Uyinau and Rogers. . The remainder
of the evening was spent in dancing.
Among these present were : Mr. and Mrs.
Newton Barknlow , Miss Palmer , Miss jon-
tie Yates. Miss Kountzo , Miss Gdrtrudo
Kountzo , Miss Leila Carter , Misses Anna
and Helen Millard , Miss Webster , Miss Coe ,
Miss Hartmnn , Miss Morley ; Messrs. Will
and Herbert Rogers , Harry Lyman , Rich
ardson , Battln , Charles. Augustus and
Luther Kountzo.
Dancing ; llcgliid Onoo Jtforo.
The dancing season was inaugurated at
Lyceum ball Wednesday evening by a party
given by the "Jolly Four. "
These present last Wednesday evening
wpror Messrs. and Mesdames Ltttlcllold ,
Kclpln , Wacolc , Piokott. Brubcckcr , Caf-
fcrty ; Misses Winoy , Updyko , Swondby ,
Clark , Tletz. Uussell , Askwith , Hoddcr. Noo-
lan , Husscll , Swondby , Page , Keller ,
Buttorlleld , Hanson , Graves , Smith ,
Young. Olive , Heynolds , Craig , Sweden ,
Aumuck , Latsch , Brubccker , Hines ; Messrs.
Pago. Thomson , Burnham , Thomsou , Proo-
tor , Allison , Pace , Klmiiiel , Klnne.v , Hoy-
nolds , Michael , Bigelow , Craig , Perkins ,
Moss. Tucker , Thiesscn , Atkinson , Koss ,
'
Gould' , Newton , Meredith , Donahuo , Hux-
liold , Gould Timiner. Lester , McCandless ,
Boomer , Hendrlx , Coleman , Fox.
A Monday \Vuililniif.
At the Seward Strcot ctiurch Monday nt
10:30 : o'clock , before a host of friends nnd
acquaintances J , M. Jackson and Evelyn D.
Jordan were united In marriage , the pastor ,
D. K. Tyndnll , onloiatliig. Mr. J. U. Jackson ,
brother to the groom , acted as best man nnd
Miss L. Alice Jotdan , sister of the brldo , as
maid of honor.
After the ceremony a recap
tion was held , attended by the following :
Mr. and Mrs. D. 1C. Tyndall , Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Allen , Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hoffman ,
Mr , nnd Mrs. G. W. King , Mr. nnd Mra. C.
H. Wilson , Mr. and Mrs , U. Jordan , Airs.
Stella Wilson , Mrs. D. Myers , Blair. Nob. j
Carrlo Nlckell , Itoso E.Nickoll. Nellie Tyn-
dull , L , Alice Jordan , Hattlo Potrio , Anna
CarUon , Laurence Hoffman , J. 11. Jackson ,
St. Louis , Mo. ; O. W , Auchmoody , George
W. Plainer ,
Iliirillu .Suiprlnml.
A pleasant surprise party was given fn
honor of Miss IIattlollardin Friday evening
at the rcsldonco of her mother , 837 South
Twenty-third street , on the occasion of her
13th birthday , The evening was pleasantly
spent in games , music , etc. , after which re-
freshmen ts were serveo . There were
prenpiu :
Misses HalHo Hardln. Thurma Luinbeou ,
May Hotter , Louise Holler , Marie Vom Weg ,
Mirhic Hurt , Rose Mcyor , Lillian Hollnmu ,
Laura Levy , Ida Levy , Minnie Hulrarod ,
Fanny Hoimrod , Emma David , Edna Dun
can , Anna Qulnlan , Henrietta Hies , tluttlo
Guuther. JulU Lang , Laura Knrbach , Han-
chcn Rchfcld ; Messrs. Bart Smith , John
Robertson , Ed Wlttlg , Curl Lang , Charles
Llpfken. LeoSoliirsohn , Hardin , Beau , Willlo
Wittlg , Samuel Rocs , lien Butts.
Oprrator * ut Coiirtlnnil llnucli ,
Thursday evening the ladies connected
with the operating room of the Western
Union nnd their eentlemon friends visited
Courtland beach under thu chnpcronago of
Mr. and Mra. W. W. Umsted. Tl\o \ beach
iimnagemcnt was assiduous in its atten
tion upon the fair young operators and their
escorts , and thu evening wast one of thorough
enjoyment.
There were In the party : Misses Daisy
McElroy , Hesalo MoElroy , Lltzlo Urquhart ,
Molllo Ouruuby , Surult Curuaby , M. P.
Doyle , A. Doyle , Kntlo Nlcklan , Mamlo
Shanon , Mngglo Beck , Mnfy Beck ;
Messrs. W. Salisbury , O. W. Merrill , Jr. ,
F. B. Sanders , ,1. B. Kennedy , Clarence
Furay , Frank Furay , A. J. Smith , J. P. Me
Grnth , li H. White , William Kohlor , Charles
Doyle.
.MoTulgnti nnil I'jfTer ,
Ono of the prettiest homo weddings over
seen In this city was thnt which took place
last Wednesday evening at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. John Hayward , 4227 IJurdotto
strcot , when their nolco , Miss ICato Pyftcr ,
was united in marriaqo to Mr. K. A.
McTwIgan of Missouri Valley , In. . 1lov.
Irving Johnson of St. Andrews Eoiscopal
church being the officiating clergyman.
The bride , who Is not only a very .
but most charming young lady , was beaut
fully gowned in cream satin , on tralno , nnd
carried n magnificent boquot of roses to
match. The bridesmaid , Miss Louise Gran-
den , nnd the four maids of honor , the Misses
ICato Durkeo , Francis Lavlugo , Esslo
Becmor , Mamlo Card , being drc sed in
white. The house was most tastefully
decorated with palms , rosus nnd smllax.
The brldnl party entered the parlors to the
strains of the wedding march from "Lohen
grin , " and during the ceremony stood
beneath an immense bell of. roses
suspended from the ceiling In front
of the altar , draped in white which had been
erected for the occasion. ; Following the
fTchiony , the brlilG and bj-ldegrOoui hold a
*
reception and a most rochercbo wedding
supper was served by Dalzcll. TUO high
estimation In which the bride is held by her
frleiuls was fully demonstrated bytho'mnify
and costly wedding presents she received ,
Mr. and Mrs. MoTwigan will open tholr
honeymoon by taking In the sights of ths
World's ' fair and will bo at homo in Missouri
Valley , October 1.
Among those present were : Mr. nnd Mrs.
H. P. McTwIgan. Arty McTwIgan , Mrs. W.
H. O'Ncil , Mrs. Berry. Miss Aggie Gcorco ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. George of Missouri Valley -
ley , Mr , and Airs. Berry , Mr. and Mrs.
Hutchinson of Council Bluffs , Mr. nnd Mrs.
John Taylor , Mr. nnd Mrs. W. P. Durkeo , Mr.
and Mrs. F. Jfroom , Mr. nnd Mrs. G. H.
Cragcr , Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Crager , Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Cragcr. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. C ,
Crocker , Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Carter , Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. ICuor , Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Callahan -
han , Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Kidder , Mr. and
Mrs. M. A. Lathrop. Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Davis , Mr. and Mrs. F. Burgess , Mr. nnd
Mrs. G. H. Lavidgo , Mr. and Mrs. J. Key-
nard , Mr. and Mrs. M. Grpgg , Mr , and Mrs.
J. Bishop. Mr.'and Mrs. G. Lewis , Mr. and
Mrs. F. P. Thornton , Mr. nnd .Mr * . K. U.
Strong , Mr.arid Mrs. E. Schbonovcr ;
Mesdames Durkeo'C. L. Erickson , Bcomor ,
Allen Brown-8. A. ICnapp-H. H. Baldwin ,
A , Heed , U. Yule : Misses Knto Durkeo , "
Essio Boomer , Mamto and Abblo Gnrd ,
Francis Lavidgo , Jcnnlo Gregg7Hnttio nnd
Selina Eponetor , Edith Burgess , Louise
Grandcn , Miss Keeco , Mr. James Wise , John
E. Cragcr , A. Hoed , Hov. Irving Johnson.
rinytul lllcli FITC.
A number of friends enjoyed n rriost de
lightful evening at the residence of Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. W. Melllsh , 1020 Burt street , Friday
evening. About 10 o'clock refreshments
were served and progressive high five was
played during the ovening.
These present were : Mr. and Mrs. S. S.
Watt. Mr. and Mrs. C. Walker , Dr. and
Mrs. H. S. Patten , Mr. nnd Mrs. Kathburn ,
Mr. and Mrs. Gates , Mr. and Mrs. VVooloy ,
Mr. and Mrs. Felkncr , Miss Claud and Dora
McKay , Miss Addle and Lulu Watt , Miss
Pcnucman , Miss Lena Leeder , Miss 'Ida
Thacher , Miss Minnie Oglesby , Mr. W.
Leedor , Mr. W. Brown , .Mr. Mathews , Mr.
W. Thacher , Dr. Carrikor and Mr. Davis.
Uutes mill Alnrtln.
Ernest R. Gates of Ladora , la. , and Miss
Myrta Martin were married Tuesday , Sep
tember 5 , at the residence of the bride's par
ents , Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Martin , 2419
Temploton avenue , Rov. J. M. Patterson , of
the First Presbyterian church ofllciatlng.
Among these present were' : Mr. Harry
York of Ladora , la. , and Miss Maud Toft of
Denver , Miss Ella C. nnd Hannah E.
Gruenig of Omaha. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Gates loft for CM
sago and the World's fair , and will bo at
homo after October 1. at Ladora , la. , where
Mr. Gates Is engaged in business. .
SoptomUnr Social Do I tics.
Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Fell leave for the fair
today.
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Barkalow have gene to
Chicago.
Nelson Mercer returns to Andover uni
versity today.
Miss Sadlo Baum leaves Tuesday for
Hollidaysburg , Pa.
Mrs. Martin Cahn has returned from a
summer in Chicago.
Dr. Ludington nnd his son Paul leave for
the cast this weak.
Harry Akin returns to Princeton today ,
stopping at the fair cnrouto.
Mrs. E I. Vaill nnd Miss E. D. Vaill have
returned from tho.World's fair.
Mrs. Alfred J. Lunt has returned , from a
ten weeks visit at Haclno. Wls.
J. D. Humphrey of St. Paul is in the city
on business and pleasure combined.
Mr. Ed Gygor and Miss Gvgor loft last
night via iho Milwaukee for Chicago ,
_ M1 am' ' rs.W. . . A. Page leave today for
Chicago for a two weeks visit at the fair.
J. L. Woolson has severed his connection
with the Omaha bar and has located la Don-
ver.
ver.Air.
Air. nnd Airs. A. E. ICImball nro rejoicing
over the birth of a daughter Sunday morn-
intr.
intr.AIiss
AIiss Jessie Dickinson loaves Thursday for
Ogontz , Philadelphia , where she will enter
school.
AIiss Clara B. Duvalof Atlantic , la. . Is the
cuest of Airs. J. E. Click , Soil Farnam
street.
James B. Aloiklo Is in Chicago in attend-
inco at tho'fnlr. Ho returns via points In
Indiana.
Judge Walton has Just returned from a
iralrlo chicken shooting trip out In western
Nebraska.
Airs. John Horbach and her granddaugh
ter , Sara Burke , loft yesterday for the
White City.
Airs. E. C. McShano and daughters loft
Wednesday evening for Chicago , to bo gone
until October 1 ,
Air , Charles Rosewater loaves today to
resume his course ut Cornell after a short
visit to the fair.
Judge Dufllo loft yesterday for the fair ,
and will return September 17 , in readiness
to open court the 18th. ,
Air. Victor Ilosowator goes to Chicago
today to attend the sessions of the Anfuri-
can Economic association.
Air. nnd Airs , Newton Barkalow nnd Car
roll Carter returned
Wednesday from an ex
tended tour of thu Pacific coast.
Ilcman L. Day , assistant county attorney ,
has returned from a visit to the World's
fair , and at his homo In Dceriluld , O.
Gustav Leopold Jochrlnger , a solo 'collolst
of great ability , has coma to Omaha and
accepted a position with the Musical union.
AIUs Daisy Tuttle , ono of Lincoln's promi
nent young singers , is the guest of her
friend , Airs. H. L. Laird , 3718 Jackson street
Airs. W. D. Percival and the boys re
turned from Chicago nnd lown last evening ,
where they have been spending1 the summer
with relatives.
Albyn L. Frank , the assistant of the clerk
of the United States circuit court , loft
Wednesday afternoon with his family tor
the World's fair.
Allss Jcsslo Sturgfs , who has been visiting
Mrs. Charles A , Duan thu past two months ,
loft for her homo In Cleveland , O , , Wednes
day afternoon.
Airs. J , E. HOUBO , accompanied by her
daughter , Allss Alllfrcd , left Thursday for
Chicago. Their address whllo thuro will bo
Hotel Omaha.
Charles J. Grocno of the Omaha bar was
elected Ilrst vlco president of the American
Bar association at its annual meeting in
Milwaukee last week.
AIUs Sadlo Bean , who for the past flvo
weeks has bcou visiting relatives In St. Joe ,
Mo. , will return home this evening to re
sume her studies and music.
Airs. S. S. Curtis loft on Monday for Now
York , and aftur visiting her mother there
return * to Chicago , whuro &ho meets Mr.
Curtis and Allss Lynn Curtis.
Colonel Theodore S. S. Baker , chief in
specter of the department of water and gai
of Philadelphia , is the guest of Air. aud
Airs. W , P. Davis of Clifton Hill.
Th great society event of Friday at New *
port , R. I. , was the flnalo in the ladles' lawn
tennis tournament. 'I he contestants were
Airs. John Jacob Astor , the favorite-by-
odd * , and Miss Tnlloj , fstr of Mr. T. Suf-
form Tailor of coaotfYyt fnmo , MUs Taller
won. > "i.
Miss Lynn Curtli , who hni boon visiting
at "Hound Hill , " Mount Vernon , O. , is now
the guest of Mr.rs.r E < Sparrow , ( Opal
Touwlln ) , nt Fort NMrnN. ( , Y ,
Mrs , J. K. JennlujM * ( n so Anna Gels ) ot
Boone , In , , Is Tinting friend * nnd old asso
ciates nnd Is the guest at 1110 North
Eighteenth strcot dTJWhg her stay.
Mra. Caldwcll , MrTSUm CAldwell and Mrs.
Miller loft for the cast last Thursday , where
they will spend tliowlntor. Younn Mr.
Caldwcll will fontirmoTlfls studios nt Ynlo.
Edxvnrd J. CallahMif frhoiooratorical abil
ity won him the gold modal nt St. Ambrose
college last Juno , will enter upon his collo-
glato course nt Notrp.Daino , Ind. . Sept. 12.
Mrs. Martha Hotlr 'has returned from n
visit ot several months In the south nnd for
the present is withMisr daughter , Mrs. W.
H. Vnlllnt ni2 North Thirty-eighth strcot.
Mrs. Parrott of Cornwall-on-tho-Hudson ,
accompanied by her son , Air. AI. K. IMrrott.
have cotno to Omaha to make this her homo
nnd Is the guest of her slstor , Airs. C. K.
Coutnnt.
Miss Clara Lamb the
, 5-ycar-old daughter
of Air. William" Lamb , 2013South Nineteenth
street , cqlobnUixl her blr.thda.V yesterday by1
inviting twonty-llvo llttlo friends to jolij her
In merry making. t t <
"Tram ! , " 'said to bo av'vory ' hrlcht one-act
comedy , written by Miss El io Itoborlson ,
was given a hearing Friday evening at the
residence or Mr. and AJrs Dlckson under the
direction of the author. '
Many Omaha people Will bo interested lo
cam of the marrlagoof Airs. Thomas H.
Moffat and Mr. B. Holbrook Saturday last
in Chicago nt thojrcsldocco of Mrs. Moffnt's
sister , Airs. Sidney Date , 817 Washington
boulevard. , f
Dr. A. F. Wright , who for many years re
sided In Omaha , nnd who still has a wnrm
spot In his heart for friends of long ngo , Is
In the city accompanied by his wife cnrouto
to their homo in Santa Kosa , Gal. They are
the guests of Dr. .A. W. Nason. ,
Mr. and Airs. John AI. Tanner nro Jubilant
over the birth of n son yesterday. There is
a pleasing coincidence in relation to the
ndvcut ot this son , Air. Tanner having boon
married on the same day as President Cleveland -
land and Hko the latter , was presented with
ii child on the same day.
AIiss Weaver nnd her guest , Allss Slaughter -
tor , were the recipients of n line compliment
on Monday evening , In n delightful serenade
by Prof. Sutorlus and his ontlro mandolin
club , They ' were invited In nnd partook of
refrcsh'mbntsV of tor'which tho" evening was
socially spent , and sovbrhl pieces discoursed
by. the .professor nnd i his club , with vocal
and instrumental music by Air ; Burkloy , Air.
Weir , Air. Thomas , . Aliss Slaughter rtnd Allss
Weaver.
Alondny evening n very delightful farewell
party was given nt the I residence of Air. and
Airs. B. E. Davis In honor o { Allss Alinnio
Saunders previous to her departure for
Dayton , Wash. Thosetpresent wore : AIlssos
Lena Alangum , Carrie ICrumiuo , Nova nnd
Aland Shophard , Winnie Foster , Ada God-
dnrd , Carrie Collins nnd Messrs. Charles
Ferguson. Alorgan Potts , J. Al. Davis and
Ernest Coons.
Air. E. A. Bray of Omaha and Niss Lulu
Miller of Beatrice were married last wcok ,
Rev. J. W. Stewart ofllciating. After the
ceremony the newly married couple took the
1:80 : Burlington train for Pawnee City ,
where they will visit , for a few days with
relatives before going , onitho- wedding tour ,
which will take in Lincoln , Omaha. Hot
Springs , S. D. . and Yellowstone park. On
their return they will bp at homo to their
friends nt 111 S6 < rth'JlJEightoenth street ,
,
Omaha.
AIUs J. Adler gavq'a pheasant social enter
tainment to her frtbndV at her residence ,
2020 Dodge street"nVeynesdny"evening , a
.delightful . program-being arranged for tho-
occasion. Selections wore rendered on .tho ,
mandolin and pianobyirAIossrs , Danks"and
'
Rosouthallfonowln'c'wJth n vocal , solo by
AUss Brlggs , tljo oyoning terminating- with
dances. These p'riJsofat wci'6" : Misses F. .
'AdIerM. ' Adler , O.'BecUer , , J. Newman , B.
Goldsmith. W. Brlggs and Messrs. A. Banks ,
ItosonthalvHrtft , m-iIj.v Becker , D.
Degon aud Alorritt. * ' rU
Frank Dodson. residing .at 1821' Farnam.
street , celebrated li'ls'-iSth birthday last Fri
day night" and was assisted 'in" ' 'thoiaudabld :
bnterprlsd-byAlr. h'd'AIrs ' : & O. iPearson ,
Mr. and' Mrs ? 'ChhrresOtt.irMr. : . and Mrs.
.William Straub , Aliss Wainnght , AIiss
Whitesido. Alessrs- 'liimo'r" Johnson , Peter
Peterson , Peter Berg and Colonel C. Johnson -
son Air. Dodson wosjjtho recipient of a
number nf costly-presents and in return ho
treated his guests to an elegant cham
pagne supper. The carpets in the parlor
were spread with cnuvaa.rand dancinc was
ono of the ploasaut'foatur'cs bf the evening.
. -
AIiss Mason's dressmaking classes will 1
begin September 15 at 2227 JJodgo street.
Bickotts aft. and ovo. at Courtlaud.
AtiU DRA.aiA.XW.
Two daughters of John A. McCaull have
Joined the Mason-Manola company.
Mmo. Camilla Urso. the famous American
jVloliniste , has arrived at Brussels , Belgium.
Farce comedies are no longer a fad. There
will not bo half as many of them on the road
this season as last.
In his now play , "Brother John , " W. H.
Crnno has tho. . role of a hat maker In a little
Connecticut village.
The comic opera girl without a diamond
bedecked garter on her loft limb cannot hope
to attain success in these days.
Bottlnu Gerard , neo Bottlna Ordway , a
daughter of General Ordway of Washington ,
will star in a now comedy-written especially
for hor.
Minnie Ilauk will bo in America again
next autumn , having accepted n number of
concert and festival engagements in different
cities of the union.
Katharine Clommons , who has lately been
in the Wild West show- to come forward
this year as a "distinguished young English
actress" Inn play called "A Lady of Venice. "
The music hnll business continues to increase -
crease and prosper in London , The latest
theater to surrender Itself to variety Is the
nld Olympic , which , in its long existence ,
has experienced ' almost every oxtromo..of
fortun'o.
The Theater Francaiso has boon nctlnc at
Bordeaux to small nnd unprofltaole audi
ences , which , in the fuco of its recant fail
ure In London , renders the French National
company anything but a money making in
stitution for the present season , Unreason
ably high prices for seats pave worked the
disaster.
The work on the now building of the Paris
Opera Comlquo will bo begun next Decem
ber. Thu contractor who is reconstructing
the house on the old site will guarantee to
have the building completed before October ,
lb',15. The now place will seat 1,500 spec
tators nnd cost $700,000.
William Morrison , the loading man of
Charles Frohmnn's , ' stock company , now
plnylng In . "Tho Gt.1 \ \ Left Behind Mo , "
will resign from thatqrbinl/atlon next May ,
Ho will then go to.IiJuToho nnd In September ,
181M , ho will io outliftno head of n company
of his own. Mr. A/Qrrjson / began his career
on the stage at the BJston museum in 1870.
SInce then ho has'plHVUcl roles ranging from
comic- opera to Stmrfc3ifcurcau | tragedy.
For 40 years Cook's ' * faxtra Dry Imperial
Chumpaffiio has stood tlio test for purity and
its delicious boquuttriov. .
, ' >
r'Jr
Lust acts of ttftoijckotta today at
Courtlund beaolibfiti , } aft. and ovo. "
Marriage In Abyssinia is a moro temoorary
arrangement , and It appears thut a priest's
aid is rarely called inil n
AMONG THE SCANDINAVIANS
Events of the Week In Danish , Norwogiftn
and Swedish Circles ,
A PLAY PRESENTED BY HOME TALENT
Rnicrtnlnmrnt nt Wnshlngtun Hull Worila
of frame tor The Una Among Hrnmll *
imTlnni ItonM ot Oeti rnl Inter-
rt lor ori ( U find ( losilp.
Last Saturday evening the Danish Dra-
matlo club , Dagmar , opened the season at
I Washington hall with Erick Boylos' gay
I fnivo comedy , "A Foolish Girl. " The nudl-
! i cnco seemed to bo much pleased with the
performance. The ncttng.amt especially the
singing , wa good , and the stage setting
very tastefully done with the 'somewhat
limited means. After thu play was over the
Omaha Glco club chtartalncd'lhe nudlenco
with some very line guitar muslo nnd
and then the hnll wns cleared of the chairs ,
refreshments sen-oil and soon nftcr the ball
commenced. The next Danish ulay lo bo
given at Washington' hnll will bo thu "Count
of Monte .Chrlslo . , " with the noted actor ,
AhvSeholl , as'tlio count. ,
TKo Danish association Dancbo of Coun-i
ell Bluffs has started n debating society for <
the purpose of developing the art of extern-
jx > ranoous sponkiug nmong its members. The
ilrst problem to bp discussed will bo the
. "Hlghts of Women. " The association
Danobo belongs to the United Danish asso
ciations that have local societies in every
largo Danish settlement , and a membership
of over 3,000 people. Air. Jens Nelson Is
president of the Council Bluffs association ,
Air. Ole Hansen secretary , Air. Ole Kasmuv
sen treasurer. The society has nearly ninety
members nnd was founded in 1878 , on the
initiatlva of the late Theodore Lund. The
association is located on the corner of
Broadway nnd Pearl street , where a meet
ing is being hold every Alonday. Danobo
has a line assembly hnll and a largo library
of Danish literature. Air. Ole Hasmusson
has been sent as a delegate from the Council
Bluffs society to the convention of thu United
Danish associations that is now being held
InHacino.Wls.
Air. Andrew Hanson of Council Bluffs mot
with a serious accident not long ago. Ho
was driving atfull speed whan his horse
got entangled ' to the harnessbecame ,
frightened and started to run. Air. Hanson
tried to stop the frlgntoncd animal , but all
his efforts were In vain , and fearing to bo
smashed against a telephone post ho juicpod
out of the carriage. In falling on the pave
ment ho fractured his hip severely and
broke ono leg.
Allss Anna Dyborg last week entertained
a largo surprise party of twenty-five young
ladies , all employes with llaydca Bros , , at
her homo , 850 South Nineteenth strcot.
The young ladles enjoyed a very good tiino
at Air. Dyberg's hospitable house and
amused themselves wth | playing and sing
ing.Air.
Air. Andrew Ilasmussen of Council Bluffs ,
intends in the near future to start a largo
blacksmith shop on Main strcot in that city.
The world-famed Norwegian author and
politician ' , BJornstjorno Bjornton. is talking
about'starting out on a lecture trip through
the United States , and if ho realizes bis
plan will also visit Omaha. .
Air. John Nobble , secretary of the Danish
'
Plonoor , wa's married last Alonday to AIiss
Angelica Hansen , youngest daughter of
Alark Hansen. The wadding took place at
the bride's homo , where her parents celebrated -
brated their twenty-seventh wedding day at
the same timo. Thoyoiing peopio departed the
same evening for Chicago , where they will
spend the honeymoon and take In thu fair.
An enjoyable cntertaliimont was given at
the Swedish Methodist church last Satur
day evening.
. In the last .Issue of the Danish Pioneer the
Scandinavian news in TUB SUNDAY BEE was
mentioned and THE BKE recommended to all
English reading Scandinavians as the only
Omaha paper that keeps a weekly record ol
local Scandinavian events and doings.
, A ' fire that startedi on the roof of Holln ,
Tno'mson & Co.'s building at 1012 Furnutn
strcot last weak came very near damaging
tbo printing offlco of Svonska' Journalon
Tribunon that Is situated in that building ,
but by the efforts of the firemen the biazo
[ Was extuigulsncd before the ilamos reached
tbo printing oftice , where large quantities of
paper was stored.
Mr. George Soroason , the Danish florist nt
Florence , has u largo exhibition of flowers at
tbo county fair. Air. Sorensen received last
year the Ilrst prize at the fair for fine poul
try.
try.Thcodoro Linneman , ono of the oldest
Scandinavian settlers in Dodge county , No
brasku. who was living near Snvdor , was
found dead last wcok out in a Held on his
farm. The cause of death was the bursting
of a blood vessel Jin his brain.
The harvest meeting of the Swedish No
brnska conference was held last week in
Wnusa , Knox county. The service vi
opened by Uov. F. N. Swanborg.
Air. George Peterson from Minneapolis is
visltlnphls old friends nero In town. He
intends to stay a few days in Omaha and
will then return to his homo.
A. C. Larson , who was found dead on
Hickory struot last week , was a well known
Dune and a member of the Danish associa
tion.
tion.Air.
Air. Carl Gustaf Bomanson , the Swedish
journalist , who formerly llvtd hero in
of "Aurora's Papa , " has recently left
Chicago and no news can bo had us to his
present whereabouts.
The Danish association ol this city will
give an entertainment in Uusor's park Sun
day , September 17. There will bo grout
prize shooting. The Danish Athlotio club
will give an exhibition of Scandinavian
gymnastics.
The Danish corporal , Mellor , from Fort
Omaha , who used to bo employed as first
clerk at the adjutant's ofllcc. is now serving
in the War department at Washington.
News has boon received from Chicago
that the Danish traveler nnd journalist ,
Henry Gudmo , of whom nothing had been
heard since he left. Council Bluffs in June ,
has been soon at thu World's fair. A Scandi
navian reporter interviewed him and Gudmo
told him that ho had Just arrived from a
very adventurous trip on foot through Iowa
and Illinois and that bo intended to start
for Now York next week nnd would walk all
the way from Chicago. Ills health was very
much improved and ho preferred the frco
rumbling around in the country to thu
monotonous ride in a Pullman car.
It Puyii to Wrltn Omul J'liiyn.
It Is announced that Brouson Howard
realized nearly $100,000 from his royalties on
"Shonandoah , " and that his pro tits on "Aris
tocracy" will reach a very largo figure. "Tho
Henrietta" was not so profitable to him as to
Kobson and Cr.uio , as Mr. Howard sola that
play outright. It takes llroiison Howard
two years to wrlto a dramabut , ho certainly
cannot complain that ho is poorly paid. Ono
of the great secrets of ( loward's success is
that his pluvs are all distinctively American
dealing with Iivo American tonics. In
"Aristocracy" ho hand lea the so-called best
society of this country and Kuropo without
gloves , although If his typos of the foreign
aristocracy nru true , it would bo hotter if
one handled them with gloves. "Aristoc
racy" will bo presented at Boyd's Monday
night , September is , with the original scen
ery , etc. , as used nt Palmer's theater. Now
York , arid a cast Including Maurice Barry-
more. Frederic Bond , William Favorsham ,
S. Miller Kent , Nell Warner , John H ,
Browne , J. C. BucKstono , Bruce McKca ,
Blanche Walsh , Mary Hampton , Helen
Tracy and Maud White.
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The Mormon T.ibornseln choir's trip'
across the country hm been n sort of
triumphal march , In company with 1W )
other cxcurslonUts and ( ho throe flrtt pres
ident ! ! of the Mormon church , the choir lott
Knit Ixxko on Tnosdny last , nang In Denver
Wednesday to nn overflowing nudlonco , np-
pparcd twloj in Kansas City. Frldrvv after
noon nnd ovonlng. hold fortli In the great
Music hnll In St. Ix > uls Saturday night to nn
overflowing house ami then went to Chicago
cage , where It took second prlio nt the
World's fair. The Mormon rarty , 419
strong , arrived today In n special train of
eleven Pullman cars. The organization was
founded nbout forty years ago In Salt l nko
City by Brlgham Yotinj ? . Then ) nre twenty-
two blsbopV ward * in Salt Lake City nnd
etch one furnishes' quota of its host
singers to make up the great choir of 500
voices which furnishes music for the big
tabernacle. The L'oO.voices splccted for the
contest comprise the best of the whole force.
Ihu loading members are : Mr. Robert
Laston , n tenor with an oxcputlonnlly high ,
clear and true voice ; Mr. Wciho. u violinist
who Is billed ns the forumost violinist of the
west ; Mrs. Pugsloy
, a soprano with n ro-
nnrkablo range nnd compass ; Mrs. Alison , a
contralto who has
graduated from nn east
ern conservatory , nnd Mr. Pypo , n ballad
trnor. who 'is'a ' decided favorite in the wftit.
Mr. Evan Stephens , Iho director of the
cliolr , is a young \\vHiiuan who e.uno to
Utah when ho was only V4 years old. Ho Is
'
a'solf-taught musician and has won his way
tb the foremost ranks of western loaders by
tils n nt I Vo genius and unparalleled supply of
energyHo has composed moro than 000
pieces of music. This organization will glvo
a sacred and ballad concert at Boyd's theater
this evening.
Ole Olson comes to the Farnam Strcot
theater for four nights nud two matinees ,
commencing with the usual matinee today.
Since hero last It has had n thorough rovls-
liic by Mr. James A. Hoarnc , so well known
In the dramatic world as the author of such
highly successful dramas as "Hearts of
Oak , " "Margaret Flaming. " "Drifting
Apart , " "Shores Acres , " etc. The changes
in Ole Olson * nako the play as strong in its
sensational forturos as it has been hereto
fore in comedy. The greatest alteration ,
however , occurs In thu third net , which has
boon entirely rewritten and Is now one of
the best dramatic scenes over presented.
Comedy Is entirely obliterated from
the act , It b iug the opinion of
Air. Htiarno that with so much high class
comedy In the other acts the play would bo
hotter balanced in Its now form , and holsurt-
doubtedly correct. In the cast will bo soon
the well " known character actress , Aliss St.
George"Hussoy , pretty llttlo'Dolly Foster
AicAlpino , Alias Goorgio Loiter , and Mr.
James T. AicAlpino , who essays the role of ,
Ole , which is the principal male char.ictor'of
the plccoand Is pronounced by nil who li'ivo
soon him as the best Swedish dialect nctor
who has over appeared iu this dlfllcult rolo.
Commencing tomorrow at the New Pee
ple's theater , formerly Wonderland , an en
tirely now program will bo presented. It
will bo another of these combination pro
grams that have made this theater so "popu
lar. The members of the now stock company
are already great favorites and will present
a laughabla comedy , entitled , "Blunders , " a
play brimful of merriment and comical situ
ations. It will bo cast to the full strength
of the now company , which moans It will be
an excellent production. After the dr.ium a
suecialty program of rare merit will bo in
troduced. It is n whole show by Itself and
will commence ut about a : 10 afternoons and
9:10 evening , thus giving these who do not
cnro for the drama a chance to drop in late
In the evenings. Among the specialty people
who appear will bo the celebrated
Miranda sisters , unquestionably the
most daring and finished lemalo trape/o per
formers in the world. George Edwards ,
the well known minstrel comedian ] llttlo
Lottie Sanford , the black pic.inlnny ; Bar-
rotta , a phenomenal contortionist ; The Rom ;
nlos , a team of wonderful acrobats ; Nellie
Shook , in Lancashire clog dances and vocal-
isms ; La Petit Emma , a peerless song and
dance artistoand Lo Hey & Clayton , a versa
tile sketch team , will inalco up a program of
oxtraordisary strength. Tonight the last
performance of "Queen's Evidence" and the
bi ? specialties of this wcok will bo given.
The concert to-bo given1 by , thOtHttrm6ny
club on Thursday , September Ul , will doubt
loss bo n grout muslcnl treat. The chorus of
ovonty llvo voters ha boon nt work two
nights n wcok olnco Knstor In niilcr to nmko
the cAiitntn of "Utith" n pronounced .suo-
coss. With the nld of Mrs. Alnrtln Onhn ,
AIIM Carrie C'rnno. Mrs. W.W. "nirnor. MU *
.fulln Tnlllnforro , All.ss Mamlo Allen ( violin ) ,
Captain Kliulc , Mr. Jules Lumtxml , Mrs. W.
T.Tnbornnd Mr Thomas J , Kelly ns director ,
the concert ought to bo n distinct success.
The mngnilicont organ of the First Metho
dist Kpiscopal rhurch will boutlllmlnnd the
full orchestra of Uoyd's theater augmented.
The Inst evening of the week nt the
Fnrnam Street thoatcr will bo followed by
the Ideal OPorn company , coihposcd of ex
cellent principal singers nnd n largo chorus ,
The program will Include The
Chimes of Normandy , " Thursday
ovunlng ; "Tho Pirates of Pciuanco , "
Friday nvcnlng , and "S.ild P.isha , " Satur
day niAtlnco nnd evening. The company , ao-
cordlng to exchanges , gives ontlro satisfac
tion and Is fast gaining a well u.irnad
popularity ,
Last bultoon nsuuiHlons nnd pnrnchuto
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nscrlbod to the Columbian exhibit made by
thu Nebraska staty fair , which ts In full
blast this week. Trams run nt nil hours and
thu faro U merely nominal. tlu\s \ attracting
ninny Omaha cltircns to the city on Salt
crook. The dutlook fbu n iro\d' crowd every
cliiy Is very bright , prlnclpilly on account of
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HYGIENIC
Skin Food
Is GUAIIANTEITO
BANISH
WRINKLES
Wo nro Boln ABCiitH for Minn. Or.ilinm'H cflcbr.it-
iil toilet in lleleti. at wull IIH tlio Jau. W. llonlcu llu-
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tollc't neci'HHlty airimiiliiu Uluoiun brlHtlo in Jiu
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IDEAL HAIR STORE ,
209 S , 15th St. , Karbach Block ,
"By the Way ! "
Can you shave yourself ?
Or , do you want to learn ?
If so , we have Hhaving
novelties that will inter *
est you.
STROPS.SOAPS.BRUSHES .
AND
HONES "
1611 Dodce Street.
Buy a "Morton" Razor Every
One Warranted ,
" *
Are now showing an
immense line of
Children's
School
Hats and
Caps
At prices ranfrinp from \ ' -
20c upwards
t
A good Sailor for
School Hat at 15c ,
As school is oponinp in n few
days don't forgot to supply the
wants of your children at such low
prices ,
A largo line of
RIBBONS
of all kinds ,
OFIER LINES ALL COMPLETE.
Homombor , wo nro still at tbo
old place ,
208-210-212 S , Hth Strejt ,
Between Douglas and JFaniam
OBERFELDERS.
_ And all the train ol
EVIL8. WEAKNESSES. DKBIUrY. ETC. , thalw
company thura In men QUICUI.Y anil PfcUMA-
JSNTL/Y / CUUED. Full BTRBNUTJi null ton !
gtren toorory i > rt of the body , I wilt ien4 (
curelr packed ) ITU KB to any ua rtir Iho prawrlp.
tion 4hal cured me g < thcie trouble * . Ad < lre i D ,
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