FlfR HAfATTA DAILY IUJLK. fillA'DAY. .TIWR 9.1 TR01
l \7hero the Ccliool Tcacliors of Omalia Will
Pass tha Summer.
FRINGE OF SOCIETY JUST ABOUT REACHED
Io a I no llcnnctt OlviM IJIrthday 1'nrtjr
bwcll WiMldliiR In CIIM County KvenU
that limit Marked Iho Nei r Ap-
ot Ciiiiino Day * .
It lias boon a week of commencement *
and on all sides hosannas have boon ringing
for the sweet girl gr.ids and tliolr masculine
brothers. The exercises at the High school
commencement were upon n high order , In
keeping with the standing ot this school In
the educational world.
It has also been a week of going away on
the part of pretty nearly everybody wjio Is
anybody , and by next week , with the IJrown-
Wymnn wedding over , society will have
reached the edge of the season.
School teachers are busily engaged In
packing trunks and the outgoing tralni for
the next few day * will bo filled with "birds
of passage , " to return when the shadows
lengthen nnd the * days grow short.
Whom ' 1 liny Will S | 'nil Vacation ,
The school teachers of Omaha will spend
their vacations as follows :
WAUNUT HILL SCHOOL.
Miss Reno C. Hamilton , probably Wash
ington , New York , Cliantntio.ua and other
points In the east ; Miss Mary B. lirolllar ,
Asbury Park. N. J. , nnd Nebraska ; Miss
Agnes M. Oiwsnn , Niagara Falls and Chau
tauqita , N. V. , and other points In New Kng-
land ; Mis * Kate L. Drawn , West Liberty
nnd Cedar Rapids , la. ; Miss Virginia White ,
Council Illuffs ; Miss Anne \V. Jensen , Green
Day anil Marinette , Wls. , and Minneapolis ;
Miss Clara V. Cooper , Chicago , Cleveland ,
0. , Niagara Kails ; Miss nmlly M. Dorn ,
Omaha ; Mrs. Loulso U. Mann , Colorado
Springs , Colo. ; Miss L. Helen Rogers , White
hall , Mich. ; Miss Winifred Wallace , Knox-
vlllo and Galesburg , III. ; Miss N. L. Lewis ,
Omaha ,
TRAIN SCHOOL.
Miss Nevlns , Anbury Park , N. J. ; Miss
W-lthrow , Omalia ; Miss Meyer , Omaha ; Miss
Hicks , Chicago , 111. ; Miss Drown , Hot
Springs , S. I ) .
DUPONT SCHOOL.
Helen I. Norton , COT South Twentieth
street , Omaha ; Anna J. Mach , Colorado
Springs. Colo. ; Mary A. Krebs , Day View ,
Mich. ; Lucy W. nvans , Day View , Mich. ;
Emily J. Robinson , Colorado Springs , Colo.
WKDSTER SCHOOL.
Miss Sadie Plttman , not decided ; Miss Llda
rittinan- Mount Pleasant , la. ; Miss Ada
Hopper , Omaha ; Miss Margaret McAra ,
Dellefontnlne , 0. ; Miss Llda Durnett , Omaha ;
AHss Mlnnlo Durgess , Mlnnetonka ; Miss Alta
I'cacock , Omalia ; Miss Clara Hutmaker ,
Omaha ; Miss Margaret Loluner , Hot Springs ,
S. D. ; Miss Lora Coburn , Virginia ; Miss
Emily Wood , Denver.
LONG SCHOOL.
Miss Virginia Kennedy and Miss Huldah
Isaacson will go to Colorado Springs , Miss
Lois Morrell to Chicago , Mrs. Atkinson to
Mlddlepoct. O. ; Miss Sarah McCheever to
Bay View , Mich. The rest will take their va
cation In Omaha and vicinity.
FOREST SCHOOL.
Miss Lottlo L. Cassette will spend the
summer at Albion , Mich. ; Miss Ella Thorn-
gate at Weeping Water , Neb. ; Miss Stella
V. Ulco at 1015 Emmet street. Omaha , and
Miss Clara M. Kumpf , 1C15 California street ,
this city.
SHERMAN SCHOOL.
Avis Z. Hanson. Colorado Springs ; Mlsa
Alary E. Wolcott. Elk City. Neb.
DAVENPORT SCHOOL.
Miss Margaret Vincent , Colorado Springs ,
Colo. ; Mlaa Edna M. Harnoy , Colorado
Springs , Colo. ; Miss Ida Eldrego , Doon , la.
PARK SCHOOL.
Miss Jesslo Dyrno , Colorado Springs , Colo. ;
Miss Clara D. Dtival , Atlantic , la. , and
Omaha ; Miss E. II. Reed , Colorado Springs ;
Miss Evelyn Dudley , Leavcnwortli. Kan. ;
Miss Ingeletta P. Ware , Council Bluffs , la. ;
Miss Ada E. Alexander , undecided ; Miss W.
C. McLaughlln , Waterloo. Neb. ; Miss Julia
Nowcomb , undecided ; Miss C. P. Morgan.
Leavenworlh , Kan. ; Miss Coryell Wood ,
Philadelphia and Now York ; Miss Eva Dart-
ley , undecided.
COLUMBIAN SCHOOL.
Miss Anna Droadfield , Crete , Neb. ; Miss
Jesslo McRobcrts , 2iill Capitol avenue , city ;
Miss Phebe D. Perkins , Detroit , Allen.- , and
Cleveland , 0. ; Miss Allco E. Points , Colorado
Springs and Manhattan , Kan. ; Miss Fannlo
D. Hurlbut , Chicago , 111.
FORT OMAHA SCHOOL.
Mrs. E. W. Nichols will spend the summer
vacation at St. Charles , 111. , thirty-flvo miles
out of Chicago. Miss Carrlo L. Robertson
will go to Denver , Colorado Springs and
Manltou.
PACIFIC SCHOOL.
Miss Margaret McCarthy , Boston , Mass. ;
Miss Lily M. Druner , Springfield , Mo. ; Miss
Mattlo Forbes , Louisville , Ky. ; Miss Ella D.
I'errlno , Omena , Mich.
LEAVENWORTII SCHOOL.
Miss McDonald , Omaha and Salt Lake ;
\ Miss Jourdan , Boston and vicinity ; Miss
Lelghton , Now York City and vicinity ; Miss
Doyle , southern states ; Miss Doyd , Fremont ,
la. ; Miss Jcnnlson , Pacific coast ; Miss
Thompson , Pacific coast or Dakota ; Mra.
Notson , Instructor normal Institute for Durt
county and Douglas county , Nebraska ; Miss
IIoRan. Pacific coast ; Miss Chambers ,
Omaha ; Miss Otis , Omaha.
CASTELLAR SCHOOL.
Mrs. M. B. Newton , Miss Carrlo Boutolle
and Miss Katherlno Armbrustor will go to
Asbury Park ; Miss Blanche Van Kuran
will go to Chicago , Miss Elizabeth Shirley
will gu to California , Miss Daisy Daccy will
go to Illinois , and Miss Nellie Ireland will
remain nt Papllllt.n , her home ; Miss Nellie
Hyde goes to Philadelphia , Mlsa Lulu Ray
mend goes to Plattsmoiith. Tha rest of
the teachers ill Castellar have not yet de
cided upon any plan.
MASON SCHOOL.
The vacation addresses of the corps at
Mason school will bo : Jennie M. McICoon ,
720' South Twenty-second street , city ; Dora
Harnoy. 1011 South Twenty-ninth street ,
city ; Abblo C. Lolghton , 3203 Murcy street ; of
Adelaide Goodson1117 Farnam atret ; M.
Neppa Holllday. 310 North Twenty-sixth
street , Omaha ; Annie I. Glllls , Evitnsvlllo ,
N. Y. ; Margaret II. Read. 1350 Bust Twelfth
street. Dea Molnos , la. ; Alarrlm Purratt ,
2019 Farnam street ; Annlo F. Smith , 205
Main street. La Porto , Ind. ; Elizabeth D.
Lelghty. IfllO Kyner stjeot , city ; Jennie E.
Pair , 337 Third avenue , North Cedar Rapids ,
la , ; Anna Wltman , the Frenzer. city ; Helen
M. Drake n07
, South Twenty-fifth avenue ,
city.
COMBNIUS SCHOOL.
Mlsa nilen M. Whtto goes to Montpcllcr ,
VI. ; Miss Emma J. Carnoy to Oawego. N.
Y. ; Miss Margaret Scott. Goldfield , la. ; Miss
II. Joannctto Doyd. Monmouth , III. , and W.
Chicago ; Mlsa Jcniilo Rosa. South Omaha ;
Miss Jennie Roberts. Shelby , Neb. ; Miss
Harriet Decdlo. Miss Mabel Hyde. Mitts
Currio Drowne. Miss Martha W. Chrlstlancy , her
Miss Amelia Pearson , Miss Jesslo S , Durbln
and Allsa Rose E. Nickel ! will spend their
vacation In Omaha.
SARATOGA SCHOOL.
MU Helen M. Nave will summer at ing
Colorado Springs , Colo. ; AIUs Joslo M. Me-
HuRh at Lnko Mlnnotonka ; Aliss Maria J.
Gallagher at St. Marys , Kan , ; Allns Kather
lno Wolcott at Elk City. Neb. ; Miss Retta
K. Read at Madison , Neb. , and MUs Mary
Fitch , the principal , at Bay Vlow , Mich.
CASS SCHOOL.
I
Miss M. B , Slmonds goes to Colorado ; Aliss
Alice D. Orr to Wright. Neb. ; Miss H. E , ter
Slmonds to Colorado : MUs llattlo M. Duncan
mimmers at Kookuk , la. ; Mlsa Emma N. Mrs
Uradaliaw to Chicago , 111. ; Miss Irena C ,
Dyrno to Colorado , and MUs Alolllo E.
IIrown at Newton , la. coln
CENTRAL SCHOOL.
Mlsa Martha L. Towel ) , Amboy , III , ; MUs
Clara II , Mason , Burlington. la. ; Mlsa
Lucretla 8. Bradley , Omaha ; Allsa Susie E. It
ISvuleth , Austin , Minn. ; Miss Mary L. Altar ,
Camp Point. III. ; Mix Edith Morton ,
Qcrmany ; Allia Minnie Durglund , Omaha ;
11 U Nelso P. Hugljei. Baltimore ; MUs at
Neva Tumor. Palmer , Neb. ; Mlsa Mlnnlo
It , Wllaon , Omaha ; Mis * Allco Harper ,
Omaha ; MUs Ida E. Mack , 4717 Lake avenue -
nue , Chlcngo , III.
LAKE SCHOOL.
The teacher * at Lnko will Bummer as
follows :
Alls * McCIInlnek , Pauline , Kan. ; MUs
Hutchlns. MnqiiokrtA , la. ; MIRK Halncs , 201
.South Twenty-fifth street , Omaha ; .Mlsa
Lucy Klcock , city : MUs Llzzlo Hlrock , Van
Wort , O , ; MUA Furlong , city ; Allss Reid ,
city ; Mlsi ) Stuart , city ; Mrs. Carlisle , un
decided ; MUs Irled. city ; MUs Olver , city ;
MUs llama , city ; MUs Terry , rilntonvllln ,
WU. ; MUs Hamilton , city ; MUs Powers ,
Lake City , la. ; MUs I'hcnlx , Albla , In. ;
Mrs. Webb , city ; MUs Nlckell , city ; MUs
Kcrshlner , Towanda , Pa. ; Miss Whltmoro ,
undecided ; Miss Colby , city.
BANCROFT SCHOOL.
Allss At. I ) . Dnllantyno will go to South
Dakota for the summer.
MONMOUTH PARK SCHOOL.
AIlis ho Rue will spend a part of the sum
mer In Omaha and probably go to Colorado
Springs later. AIlss Swartzlamler will sum
mer on the Pacific coast.
mail SCHOOL.
Among the High school teachers who will
summer away from Omalia arc : Atlas
Landls , who goes to Chicago ; AIlss Lewis ,
to California ; AIlss Quackciibush will spend
the dog days In Europe ; AlUa Snyder will
breathe the temperate air of Colorado ; AIlss
Walker will go this afternoon to her old
homo \VcUloy Hills , Mass. ; Alms Atcllugh
will take l.fc clay on Lake Allnnetonka ,
"Imltat.on Is KUlcIde , " declared Emerson ,
and wl'h ' tula for its motto the class of ' 94
entered the High school four years ago , nar-
rowly escaping suicide In competition with
' 93 , but always holding their own. The In-
dlviduallty of the class reached Its culmlna-
tlon in its class day exercises at the First
Congregational church Tuesday afternoon ,
which were a complete breakaway from class
day traditions , and although somewhat con
ceited , as senior classes arc apt to be , the
program was thoroughly delightful. Inter
spersed throughout were musical selections
by John Drown and others.
Frutn this tlma henceforth , decreed Miss
Maud Klmball In her pronunclamcnto , shall
class days dispense with class prophecies ,
class songs and class poems. This Is the era
of originality , a quality never exhibited In
the High chool until the advent four years
ago as freshmen of this year's graduating
class. Everything that ' 91 had ever done.
Miss Klmball continued , had been tinctured
with originality. Art In the shape of birds
and names carved upon new desks had
reached its acme under the fostering care of
the class , but unfortunately When the faculty
endeavored to discover , that they might en
courage , the budding genius he had modestly
declined the recognition which they wished
to give. She then predicted glowing futures
for the variously-Inclined pupils of the class ,
ending by declaring that In the yeara to come
the members of the class of ' 94 would be ? the
Following this came an oration by Tenny
son Elmer , "Shall We Lead or Follow ? " He
eloquently pointed out how Incumbent It was
upon his classmates to decide what they
would do In the future. To succeed they
must strive and have something to strive
for , he said.
' " that Pass In
Norwood Ayers' pastel , "Ships
the Night , " was a clever word-painting In
which he graphically compared the world-
people to ships that pass each other without
throwing out a life line to the sinking one
or saying "Ship , nhoy" as the wind carries
them past one another.
Miss Mabel Kelloy's part of the program
was entitled a "Threnody , " In which she told
of the tribulations of a achool life , despite
the fact that one'a school days constitute the
happiest period of existence. Continuing her
song of lamentation , she said that no sorrow
was so great , no fact so hard to accept as
the realization which cornea sooner or later
to so many scholars that they are mentally
Inferior to some other classmate.
In opposition to Mlsa Kelley's threnody
William I. Datttn offered consolation by stat
ing that although wo must all accept the
fact that wo are not equally endowed , still
by unselfish struggling for others and earnest
application of our will power to the devlop-
ment of our true selves we can raise the na
tional standard and perhaps .achieve unexpected -
pected anticipations.
During the course of the program Shubert s
"Serenade" was well rendered by a class
quartet , composed of Fred Teal. Erwln Dav
enport , Will Dattln and Arthur Pratt.
In Ioral Mimlciil ClrclcB.
One of the most delightful muslcales 'of the
season was given at the homo of Mlsa Cora
Hoyer. Thirty-first street and Itedick ave
nue , last Tuesday night , in honor of her sis-
tor. Mrs. Marchessault of Ashland , Wls
During the evening the following program
was rendered : Instrumental , Prof. Rowe ;
song , May Marchessault ; recitation , Mra. Mc-
Ulanahan ; song , Mra. Shcpard ; Instrumen
tal , Mrs. Eastman ; song , Mr. Laurie ; Instru
mental , Mr. Shepard ; recitation. May Mar
chessault ; song. Mr. Diflln ; Inatrumental.
Mra. Merrow ; song , Mlsa Hoyer ; song , Mr.
Shepard.
The guests were moro than delighted with
the singing of Mr. and Mrs. Shepard , who
wore recently membera of the Tuxedo com
pany , which has appeared , many tlmea In
this city.
After the musical features of the evening
had been completed a delicious lunch was
served , and when the party dispersed each
guest was presented a box of Mlsa Hoyer's
choice home-made candles.
Among these present were : Mr. and Mra.
Hulse , Mr. and Mrs. Merrow. Dr. and Mra.
Shepard , Mr. and Mrs. Eastman , Mr. and
Mra. Harry Lawrlo , Dr. and Mrs. W. O.
Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Crawford , Mr.
and Mra. A. A. McClanahan , Mr. and Mrs.
Hurt Shepard , MUaes Estella Van Horn ,
Jennie Jossuip , Eva Dcach , Hallle Osborne ,
Florence Detebenner , Liza Hutchlns , Craig.
Ward , May Alarchessault , Messrs. Ed Henry ,
Nixon. Walker , McKcll , Dlllln , Dundy , Prof.
Roe , Clint Hoyer , Frank Van Horn , Fred
Van Horn , George Cone , Pales , David Tralle ,
Eugcno Sullivan , Deans , Craig.
rinamint Suriirlxp.
A very delightful surprise party was given
by Miss Lillian Paul at her residence on
Parker street Friday evening of last week
by her lady friends. She waa taken Co the
lioiiso of a lady friend to spend the evening
and on returning home she was greatly sur
prised In finding Miss Dallcy , Mlsa Palmer
and Mra. Paul receiving the guests.
After a short time spent In conversation
the surprised lady Indulged In a number of
games with her guests. This was done
after a nice supper , which was served by
the above named three ladles. A number pei
outdoor games were Indulged In on the
beautiful lawn. his
These present were : Marie Dalloy , Lllllo
Palmer. Minnie Dennett. Nettle
. Wallace ,
On
Rltta Moultnn , Jcsslo Garner , Grace Adims , OnI
Dlancho Ogle. Marie Porkel. Sadie Spaln-
ho-.ves. Katlo Bailey. Lizzie Farkel , L. tin
Spatnhowcs , ( Laura Mossersmlth , Beatrice
Dalloy , Sidney Paul , Ambrose Ellington , tin
Charlie Jones , Percy White , Percy Hunter ,
Dcrt Paul , George Dilley , Earnest Messor-
amlth , Julius CarUen , Ed Plattncr. Ed Saf- via
ferty , Art Hathaway , Frank Harrison. Rob Un
Sprlngborg , esq.
J.oiiU.i llmiiiett'H Ulrtliihiy.- forCe
Loulso Dennett , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ' Co
. R. Dennett , celebrated her fifth birthday for
Friday by Inviting a number of her little this
friends to spend the afternoon with her at
father's residence. Twenty-second and cist
Dodge streets , from 2 to 5. The little dui
hostess was quite equal to the occasion and
received her guests with a pleasing dignity Hill
that was very charming , afterwards direct me
the play of her little friends. As met
souvenirs of the occasion each llttlo guest rlck
received u pretty box of bonbonnlers and a next
bouquet of flowers. The guests were ;
Loulso Northrup. Anna McCaguo. Henrietta
McCaguo. Dorothy Snyder , Margery Snyder , and prc
Heath Valll , Hdiia. Damon , Arris Damon ,
Cecelia Johnson , Eva Hayward , Hazel Hayward -
ward , Clara Thurber Tui
, Katie Kelioo ; Masters
Howard and Frank Drown of Lincoln , Mas the
Harry Wade. In addition to the little A
folks Mrs. Bennett entertained Mrs. Wade , cuse
, Northrup. Mrs. Richardson of 111
Chicago , Mra. Damon , Mra. Drown of Lin i
, Mrs. McCague and Mra. Snyder. HII
yea
Outing of the 1'iulil'llllfuil Club.
j
The Pudd'nhead club decreed a now Y. ,
fashion at Its last meeting and Inaugurated Go.
formally on Friday evening. It was a Go.A
motor-ho party. One of the handsome new to
motors of the street railway company was brcA
chartered and sent over the company's lines A
a speed that cast the dust on competing siwnd
tully-huoa. No decorations were needed to sell
heighten the charm of the electric vehicle , onj
' but mottoes of the rlub were numerous nnd
catchy. Oicr a group of Interested ROS
slpers were the words : "Nothing no needs
reforming as other people's habits. " Nca
n quartet of school teachers who dUcus.ici
how to be happy though elected wan r
printed scroll , with this strange reflection
"Tako the case of nny pencil sharpens
by a woman ; If you have witnesses , yoi
will flnd she did It with a knife ; but If yoi
lake simply the aspect of the pencil , you
will say she did It with her teeth. " Oi
the left of the smokers vestibule were th
warning words ; "When I reflect on the
number of dUagrcoablo cigar * I have smelt
} . am moved to leaJ n different life. " Facing
the conductor waa the pithy advice : "Whci
angry count a hundred ; when very angry
swear , "
Coupled with the hilarious suggestlvcncss
of Pudd'nhead mottoes was n Cleveland
horn of the -vintage of ' 92. Though pos
scsscd of n sickly pallor , It Improved 01
short acquaintance and vociferated In
Gabrlellstlc tones.
The Itinerary Included the park , Walnu *
Hill and South Omaha , and occupied two
and n half hours. It was n novel and en
Joyahlo affair.
The party conslste.l of Mr. nnd Mrs
Romlobuflh , Mr and Mrs. Turner , Mr. and
Mrs. Tucker , the Misses De Volt , Thorngnte
Dysart , Carney , Scott , Towne , Misses Doiv
ncgan , nnd Misses De Con , Dr. Ooan
Messrs. Cast oil. Hornback , Klssnnc , Honv
stein. Darker and Dond.
Swell Wrtlilinjf In Cam County ,
One of the prettiest weddings of the sea
son in state social circles was solemnized Frl
day ' In Cedar Creek , Cass county , the town
having put on a gala day appearance It
honor of the event. The high contracting
parties were AIlss Susie A. Sayles , the ac
compllshed and beautiful daughter of lion
George A. Sayles , a resident of Cass
county for more than thirty-five years , am
Alol . Robert A. Pudge , a descendant of one
olIn the oldest and most exclusive families o
Covlngton , Va. , who OA-HS a large plantation
In Allegheny county , where ho Is extensively
engaged In tobacco growing.
The marriage ceremony was performed n
the lovely old homo of the bride's parents
by Dean Hurgoss of the Episcopal church
an old and valued friend of the family
The groom was attended by George E
Sayles , who returned from his alma mater
to be best man for his sister's husband. The
bride was exquisitely gowned In a cream
corded silk , entralne , short sleeves and V-
shaped neck , the gown belli ; ; richly trlmmcc
In fine old point , wearing a spray of orange
blossoms In her hair and corsage. AIlss
Ida Sayles , sister of the bride , tilled the po
sition of bridesmaid nnd wore a gown o
pale green silk , beautifully garni lured with
lace. The wedding inarch from "Lohengrin1
was played by Airs. Wlllard R. Keofer
( born Cooley ) of Alvo , Neb. , aunt of the bride
the bridal chorus being chanted by Airs
Keofer , assisted by Aliases Eva and Rltta
Sayles and Alastcrs Rex and Earl Keefer.
The presents were numerous and valuable
nearly 100 guests being present at the cere
mony , many prominent people from Omalia
Lincoln. Plattsmoiith , Chicago and Cleveland
being in attendance.
Following the ceremony a well appointee :
wedding dinner was served , an orchestra
discoursing pleasing music throughout the
dinner service and later furnishing Inspira
tion for those who desired to dance , the
groom nnd bride reviving an old Virginia
custom and leading the grand march.
Congratulatory telegrams were received
from prominent friends and relatives all over
the country , Julius S. Cooley of Omaha , un
do of the bride , being present and deliver
ing a congratulatory speech. After the
festivities the bridal party left for the east
and will stop a week In Chicago , their honey
moon being spent at Coney Island and White
Sulphur Springs , near the groom's old home
In Virginia. They will be at home after
September 1.
Sirs. Squires' Kensington.
Airs. Charles E. Squires gave a very pretty
Kensington Tuesday afternoon at her home ,
on Twenty-fifth street , from 2 until 5. One
of the pleaalng features of the afternoon waa
the strife over the word "Lambrequin" on
the part of the guests to sea who could
make the most words out of the woW In
twenty minutes. Airs. Parrott wun the
prize , having made seventy-nine words In
the time specified. In addition to this fea
ture Alias Colpetzer , Alias Van Kuran and
Airs. Estabrook sang and played splendidly ,
while Airs. J. J. Dickey made every one
very happy with her recitations.
Among these present were : Aleadames
Woodman , Van Kuran. Colpetzer , Cole , Du-
bols. Charles E. Smith , Howard Smith , J.
J. Dickey , Henry Estabrook , Campbell , C.
K. Coutant , J. C. Parrott , George O. Squires ,
Will IlprolvoTluilr Friends.
The pupils of the Omaha Academy of the
Fine Arts , under the auspices of the West
ern Art association , will hold a reception at
the school rooms In the Natatorlum building ,
1313 Howard street , on Friday next , from 3
to 10 p. m. , being the occaalon of the clos
ing of the school season. All friends of the
pupils and of the association are cordially
Invited to be present.
Movements mill Whereabouts. of
Air. J. II. Allllard goes east on Alonday.
MUs Atabel Taylor Is at homo from school
In New York ,
Aliss Hawks Is the gueat of Air. nnd Airs.'a '
Henry W. Yates.
Atlss Richardson of Sterling , III. , Is .the
guest of Aliss Bennett.
AIlss Olacomlnl leaves for New York City
the first week in July.
AIlss Adneo Van Gleson has returned from of
her trip lo California.
AIlss Alay Torrey has gone to Cllntonvllle ,
Wls. , for the summer.
Airs. Alfred J. Lunt will spend July and
August at Racine , Wls.
Dr. and Airs. Richard Aloore have returned St.
from their visit In California.
Air. L. D. Wood leaves Omaha for his east
ern home at Ollan , N. Y. , July C.
Air. and Airs. J. D. Foster are spending a *
few days with friends In Chicago. b"
Air. anil Airs. John Wilbur have taken a
house at Calhoun for the summer.
1) ) . Roscnthall leaves today for the east
and will bo absent about six weeks.
Miss Redman left for her home at Fort
Asslnnabolno on Alonday afternoon.
Warren IlUickwcll Is In Des Alolnes attending
tending- the Turner-Watson wedding.
Airs. Dalch and Mia ? Thcde Dalch are ex ard
pected home from Chicago this week.
Air. ] Will Tuber Is expected to return from
: visit to Massachusetts on Tuesday. Air.
Air. 1 Earl Gannett and his mother leave
Omaha this week for u trip to the oast. of
Rov. I Paul Atatthows and sister. AIlss Alat-
thows , leave shortly on an eastern visit. Air.
The Cooking club met on Thursday at was
Hillside and enjoyed the afternoon sew Tor
ing. 29
Alias Katherlno Kluctsch of Lincoln U U
visiting In the city , the guest of the Misses l
Batiman.
Air. and Airs. Ira D. Atapcs left last week
n two months stay In the mountains of
Colorado. ; at
W. J. Droatch , who has been In California .
the past two weeks , Is expected to return '
week ,
AUss 1 LcuUo Squire has returned from the S.Bll
, where the has been attending school shall
during the year. tt'
Airs , W. F. Carson and children of Clifton n.
vis
! have gone to Detroit to spend the sum tf.
with her mother.
la |
Air. and Airs. Kllpatrlck and AIUs Kllpat- rtlc
left yesterday fur Nvw York and sill of
week for Europe. ofno :
Airs. W. P , Valll U making her homo at : or
present with her mother , Airs. Heth , Dodg\ > and
Twentieth streets. amWe
Nat Bernstein arrived In the city last ho
Tuesday from Trinidad. Ho expects to spend Air
summer In the city. ilW
ilWA
AIUs Frances Eversou returned from Syra A
, N. Y. , Saturday. She Is now a Junior Loc
Syracuse university , he
Allsa Carrie Ocumpaugh , AIUs Stella - rle
Hughes , Dr. Vlrster and Mr. Allllard spent j ,
yesterday at Lnko Alaimwa. Tel
Air. and Airs. H , A. Evans of Drooklyn , N. Tel
are visiting their ulstur , Airs. Oscar P. our
Goodman , 2031 Harnuy street. can
cycle.
Air. nnd Airs. Trlpp , who are on their way short
California , are the guests ot Air , Trlpp's entire
brother , Air. Edward Williams. road
Atlsa Collins has asked a few friends to diana
this evening with her to mcut.Mr. Rus- lour
Robb of Doston , the young electrical bo
engineer who haa been sent to Omaha to In- n
vestlg.Uo our system of clnclrlc wiring. Exn
pcrlmcnts now b--lni ; mada by Air Robb are
fcllowed with Interest.
AIUs lira Kelly waa graduated from Um
State university last week nnd has returned
to her home on Howard street.
AIUs Carrie Glacomlnl , who has been vis-
Itlng In Sioux City far the past fortnight ,
returned home twtiattirday last.
, AIUs Frances EmVrson. who has been nt-
tending the university nt Syracuse , N. Y. ,
Is homo for her summer vacation.
Herbert AI. and Will-Rogers have returned
lo Omahi from the New York law school
and Princeton clllege respectively.
In honor ni AUss Darso ot Kansas City ,
AIUs Van CourtJ entertained n number of
friends at tea last Friday afternoon.
Dean nnd MrsrvGminor nnd family left
on Alonday for tliojr mimmer home at Dayil
field , Wls. The dean will return next week ,
Mr. Jerry Jacobs and wife have returned
. from a two weeks trip to Earlvlllc , In. , where
they , were visiting the parents ot Airs. Jacobs ,
The Park club enjoyed n very pleasant
evening nt the home of Mr. Edward Thatcher ,
South Twenty-seventh street , Friday oven-
Ing.
AIUs Allnnlo AI. Neal of the class of ' 91 , O.
II , S. , bus gone to Kansas City to visit her
aunt. Airs. L. A. Fuller , and will be gone a
month. .
Air. and Mrs. Fred Nichols of Pacific street
are receiving the congratulations of friends
over the birth of a daughter last Saturday
evening.
Allan Darso ol Kansas City , who has been
visiting Airs. Collins and Airs. Lewis , has
left Komitze Place and Is again the guest of
AIUs Palmer.
AIUs Dennett , with her guest , AIlss Rich
ardson , spent n few days In Lincoln last
week. Airs. P. AI. Drown of that city re
turned with them.
Airs. D. F. Watson and son , Orln. of Coun
cil Bluffs , sister of Airs. L. A. Sumlerland
.of 1138 North Twenty-first street , are visit-
ing In the city for the week.
Captain Crflwder and Air. A , G. C. Quay
expect to sail for Antwerp on the llth of
July , leaving hero about the 1st of the
month. Air. Quay's brother will accompany
them.
Rev. Dr. .Merrill of Rochester. N. Y. . for
merly pastor of the First Alcthodlst Epls
copal church of Omalia , Is expected hers
this week , enroute to the Dlack Hills for a
vacation.
AIlss Damn has returned from Philadelphia
where she has been studying nrt for severa
months. Alisa Sadieliaum returned will
her , having finished her school at Hollldays
burg , Pa.
Dr. S. D. Alercer leavni for Guatamala on
Alonday , sailing from | ! an FrancUco next
Thursday. Dr. Alercer expects to be awaj
three months , and has resigned hla position
on the IMatte river canal project.
Dr. Leo At. Franklin , minister of Temple
Israel , leaves tomorrow for a six weeks
eastern trip. He will visit his parents am
grandparents at Cincinnati and will spcnc
some time In St. Louis and Evansvllle.
Air. and Airs. Charles H. FUette have Just
returned from on enjoyable five weeks visit
with relatives at Allnneapolls , spending one
week on their way with old friends at
Galena , 111. . Airs. Flsette's girlhood home.
Alias Pratt entertained Alias Brown's
bridesmaids , of which number she is In
cluded , on Wednesday. These of the party
were AIlss Yates , Miss Hoagland. AIlss Chan
dler , Alias Nash and Allsa Alargaret Drown.
Air. George D. Dandy , Jr. , son of Genera
Dandy of this city , has passed both hla
physical and mental examinations to West
Point satisfactorily.and has been admitted
as a cadet In that famous military Institu
tion.
tion.Airs. . Judge Laid /left / Omaha this week
for the east. She will go to Garden City ,
Long Island , where slio will attend the grad-
nation exercises o ? St. Paul's Alllltary acad
emy , her son botna one of the graduates
there.
The Alumni association of the Omaha
High school will tcfuJer the graduating class
of ' 94 a reception Friday evening at the
school , the receptjqn having been postponed
last Friday evening on account of the
weather.
At a dinner glven y Air.andAirs. Augus
tus Pratt o.riUybraldfi , Cal. , on the. 14th , the .
engagement W'Hnjlf1 rtaugrrt6r , Alfss "Alabel ,
to Judge Charles'Ogdeu Tot * Omaha was
formally announced , the marriage to take
place In tlio fall.
Air. and Airs. J. J. Fenton leave Omaha
Tuesday for Now York , where Airs. Fenton
will sail on Saturday. June 30 , on the
Luccanla , for Queenstown , and Air. Fenton
will go to Chlccpee , Alass. , his old home , to
spend a few weeks.
The Brown-Wyman wedding , to occur next
Tuesday , is to be a very quiet homo wed
ding , and outside of the members of the two
families but four invitations were Issued ,
and these to friends of MUs Brown , at whose
weddings aha had assisted.
Captain and Airs. Ayres left for their new
station , Governor's Island , on Thursday , amid
the regrets of all their friends. They have
been In Omaha four years , and during that
time have made many strong friendships a
which were very sad to leave.
AIlss Manchester gave a very pleasant little
luncheon Wednesday In honor of her guest ,
Airs. Frank North of Fremont. These pres
ent were : Airs. North , Miss Kathryn Morgan
Chicago , AIlss Allller of Leavenworth , Aliss
Smith , AIlss Thomas and AIlss Wernhcr.
AIUs Luclla Allen , who has been studying
In Chicago the past winter under Jacobson ,
has returned , home , bringing as her guest
her cousin , AIUs Estelld Hafer , pianist , wild
has just graduated from the American Con.
sorvatory of Alualc , and received the highest to
medal awarded by that college.
Airs. AI. Al. Ooudy , 1523 Sherman avenue ,
entertained Wednesday afternoon In honor
her friend , Airs. Garden of Chicago. The
guests were : Alra. Thompson , Alra. AI. Klbbe ,
Airs. O. C. Aladlson , Airs. K. Tyner. Airs. Dr.
Gibbs , Airs. Alarkham. Airs. W. A. Wllcox ,
Airs. Garden nndMrs. . AI. Hopkins.
The entertainment given by the Juniors of
. Francis academy. Council Blurts , waa
exceedingly successful. It consisted of both
vocal and Instrumental music nnd an oper
etta entitled "Father Time. " AUss Frances
Frost was the principal character , AIlss Alay
Shlreloy of this city playing her accompani
ments. The seniors' commencement will be for
hold Wednesday evening of this week.
A few of AIlsH Curtis' friends took advan
tage of her birthday on Wednesday and at
tlui Instance of Airs. S. S. Curtis surprised
that charming young woman most dcllght- tor
tully. Those participating were : Air. and
Mra. Wheeler , AIlss Burns , Miss Helen
Smith , Allsa Doane , AIlss Hughes , AIUs Darn-
, AIlss Pugaley , Air. Clapp , Mr. W. F.
Smith , Air. 2ug , Air. Quay , Air. Mullen , Mr.
Doano , Air. Gulou , Air. Crary , Air. How and
. FalrOeld.
to
The Hard Times Whist club hold Its last
meeting Alonday evening at the residence
G. P. Alooro , 2C19 Cahlwell street , the
prizes being won by Airs. U. L. Thomas and
. J. F. Hopper. j\jl business of the tluh
disposed of and preliminaries arranged
a club picnic to'li held nt Alanawa , Juno fire
, Those present wpro : Air. nnd Airs. D.
Thomas , G. P. Mdcjre , J. F. Hopper , D. S.
ockwood , Airs. Rtfbertson. AIlss Illackmoro , was
Ithoey anil Hunter , 'Messrs. ' Dugdalo , Ocli-
elnbcln , Dlackmore , ' wollmoth and C. L.
Hopper. An Informal meeting will be held
the residence ) of ' D. L. Thomas Alonday liold
evening to comple'to' arrangements for the
picnic. ! '
Invitations are out 'fpr ' the marriage of II.
Wellor of this city , to AIUs Jeanelte Mar
of Storm Lake , , la. , which will occur will
that place next Wednesday at 8 o'clock p.
Atlsa Marshall , will bo remembered as
visiting Miss Gracp./Slaughter / and Airs. O. the
, Davenport In Onyjjia. Air. Harry Weller
the oldest son of ( Hr. C. F. Weller of thn stay
Richardson Drug company. Quito a number rho
friends of the gropm will attend the cere thu
monies at Storm LaHu , leaving Tuesday af-
ernoon. Among these who will go uro Air.
Airs. C , P. Wellor. Ruth Weller , C. K.
Wellor , Rev. Z. S. Weller , who will perform
marriage ceremony ; C , D , McClelland.
. , and Airs. O. N. Davenport. They will
vavo on the 12:15 : train Tuesday.
Air , Charles Locke , son of the late D. U.
Locke ( "Petroleum V. Nasby" ) , and one of
owners of the Toledo Dlade , Is visiting
rleiids In Council Uliills , accompanied by
R. Coulter and A. T. Reynolds , also of
Toledo , O. These three young men left
Toledo Alay 1 im a transcontinental bicycle
, representing the Yost Manufacturing
company , which Is pushing tha Falcon bi
. With the exception of ono or two
rides on the cars they have made the
trip on 'cycles , and have broken the
records In several cases. Through In
they made twenty-five miles In ono
and sixteen minutes ; while 111 Illinois
rode ten inllea In thirty minutes , and
the same atatu they covered 103 miles tn
nliu' hours and fifteen minutes. They also
made 171i miles In twenty-two hours , tn
the twenty-three days they have been act
ively on the road they have covered 1.C25
miles.
Wodnesdey morning nt 8 o'clock the mar
riage of AIlss Winifred Atallotto and Atr.
Scott Van IHten xvas solemnized nt St. Darn-
abas , Rev. John Williams officiating. Tne
lirldo ] , who Is a very sweet and attractive
woman , wore a becoming costume of white ,
Whllo her bridesmaid , Atlss Dorothy Holland ,
was In pale blue. Holy communion was nd-
mlnl.ilrred nfter the services , which added
greatly , to the Imprcislvcncss of the neivlec * .
Atr. and Airs. Van Etten , after congratula
tions , left for Houston , Tex. , their future
home.
St. Andrew's Episcopal church wan the
scene of an unusually brilliant wedding Alon
day morning nt 0 o'clock , the popularity of
the contracting parties , particularly In
church circles , bringing out a very largo
congregation < to witness the marriage of
Rev. Irving P. Johnson nnd Atlss Grace W.
Kccso. j > the ceremony being performed by
Rev. ! William E. Johnson of the Church of
the Redeemer , New York , n brother of the
groom ' , assisted by Revs. Pmtl Atalthews
nnd Samuel G. Welles. The brldu looked
very . . . lovely In n handsome dress of cream
wlflto satin , Irlinmpl with fine old lacw. the
whole covered with a veil fastened with
sprays of orange blossoms. She was given
a ay by Rev. John Williams of St. Barna
bas. j ; Atr. James Wise acted as host man for
the groom. Two pretty little maids of honor
stood | to the loft of Iho bride , whiletwenty -
two flower girls , dressed In white , lined the
aisle on either side during the ceremony
nnd : strewed flowers In the path of the bride
a.1 Mie passed out.
It's cool and refreshing nt Courtlaml Beach.
Conilrtril of DtifrauilltiK u Hank.
NASHVILLE. Juno 23. Oocrgo A. Dazler ,
on trial for conspiracy to defraud Iho Cm-
merclal National bank of this city , of which
the convicted Frank Porterlleld was cashier ,
was found guilty today on two count' .
.Motion for a new trial will bo heard Atcmlay.
Balloon aft. nnd ovc. nt Courtland Dcach.
TKLBOH.ll'lllG ' '
llltmi-'i.
The country around Cripple Creek is af
flicted with a pest of caterpillars.
Rev. Charles Wunnkessle , an Evangelical
mlnl'ter of Shamokin , Pa. , suicided.
An unknown man leaped from the Brook
lyn bridge Friday and was drowned.
Hon. J. . F. Desendorff , an ex-member of
congress from Virginia , died at Norfolk.
The United States Is not the only country
which has trouble with naval construction.
George Corey shot and killed Eugene Prey
at Sullivan , Ind. Jealousy over a girl was
the cause.
The house committee has reported In favor
of Aloon , the Kansas democrat who contested
Punston's seat.
Traveling men In convention at Milwau
kee have raised the accident benefit from
$4,000 to $3,000.
Minnesota supreme court declared valid
the law compelling street car companies to
vestibule their cars.
Orders wore received at the Alaro Island
navy yard to put the Alarlon out of commis
sion as soon as possible.
Over 2,000 men were In line at the parade
of singers In attendance at the national
Sangerfest at New York.
The report that Archbishop Ireland Is to
be made a cardinal la denied at the Catholic
university nt Washington.
. J. J. Lancaster was poisoned at Green
ville , Tex. , by a woman with whom he had
eloped from Paducah , Ky.
R. A. Field , who was to have been hanged
at Helena , Alont. , Friday , has been respited
by the governor1 until July C.
Samuof Aluburger of Harmony , Ind. , has
been arrested for complicity In the killing
ot Engineer Barr by strikers.
Dr. C. F. Simmons , a prominent patent
medicine man of St. Louis , fatally stabbed
John AlcOaln , his bookkeeper.
Dlshop Hortsmann formally excommunl-
.cated Rev. A. F. Kolaszewskl , the head of
the rebellious Polish Catholics. ,
People at Round Pond , Okl. , blow up a
Rock Island bridge to compel the company
to stop Its trains at that point.
AI. H. De Young of the San Francisco l
Chronicle was the author of the silver plank
In the California republican platform.
The warden of the Colorado penitentiary
declines to give up to the new commis
sioners ' appointed by Governor Watte.
Hon. J. V. Lewis. Congressman Iklrt's right
hand man , la out for Coxey for congress.
He aays the democrats will support him.
Ed Shaffer was shot and killed at Pueblo ,
Colo. , by A. Cox. The shooting was caused "
by the relations of Shaffer to the other man's
wife.
A French contractor has Just succeeded' In
getting a vessel he built five years ago Into
condition to comply with the speed re
quirements.
A. letter received at San Francisco denies
the reported loss of the sailing-schooner C.
C. White. The Rattler , reported lost , la
also safe In port. At
Attorney General Ataloney of Illinois has *
commenced proceedings to have a receiver Hit
appointed for the Allsslaslppi Valley Home tu
stead & Loan company. ro
The largest and most costly organ In the
United States was dedicated Friday at San
Francisco. It Is the gift of Edward Searlos
Grace Episcopal church.
While fighting the fire In n coal mine at
Birmingham , Ala. , four men were badly
scalded by steam , resulting from turning the
hose on a pile cf burning coal.
An escaped lunatic on a Milwaukee St.
Paul suburban train out of Chicago severely
Injured Brakeman Nellls and Conductor
Schlpper before he was subdued.
Chicago police 1mvci captured a man who
they think Is T. C. Dowen , the noted poat-
ofllco swindler who escaped from the Michi
gan City penitentiary a short tlmo ago. Is
Judge Alfred Deers of Drldgeport , Conn. ,
lias recovered n Judgment of $100 against
the Hamburg-American Steamship company
being detained on board during the
cholera scare In 1S92.
J. O. Brown , chief of the Plttsburg depart- of
inent of public tafety , and Roger O'AIari , BCO
superintendent , and W. C. AIcKolvey , Itibpec- see
of police , have bDen arrested charged with nu
misdemeanor In ofUcc. .
late
btrlko Notes.
Allnouk , Ind. , miners will resume work
Alonday.
Danville , 111. , miners have voted to return ant
work.
A strike at the Alarquctto , Allch. , range la
probable. f01
Scottdalc , Pa. , minors In convention resolved D ;
Bill
solved to continue the strike. Billi
Strikers visited Phllllpsburg , Pa. , nnd sot oti
to the tipplu and a number of mine and
railroad cars. In'
The strike so far as Indiana Is concerned M
formally declared off by the miners con AI.J.
vention at Indianapolis. J.Sul
Drazil , Ind. , miners refused to send dele dot
gates to the utato convention and will up- prc
the action of the national olllcers. city
Troops have arrived at Walaton and ThiWi
Adrian , Pa. , and are In possession of all the Wi
ilri'ts , They report everything quiet. of
1
Alasslllon , O. , operators announce they qu ;
resume work with the old men If they ore !
want to work and If not with now men. Shi
After a two-days' session at Struator , III. , Pu
minors passed a resolution denouncing Duck
McDrldo and to the effect that they would raid
out until they get last year's scale , ralWl
operators are determined to stand by thr
Columbus scale. Col
ColI'
I'
Switchback and carousal Courtland. made
IN OMAHA'S ' SANCTUARIES
Last of tLo Scrica of Union Services at Si
John's Episcopal.
TWO Will BE ORDAINED TO DEACONATE
Wlmt Knrljr Hcrvlrm tit WoMinlitMcr Will
llo I.lljo Prosperity r the I'popln's
Ulmrcli-Wlint Ulll lie niscuucil
la City 1'nlpll.i Tiuhiy.
At St. John's Episcopal church this morn
ing nt It o'clock will be held the la.it of
the scries ot union services of the various
associate mission congregations of the city.
This will bo an occasion of unusual Interest ,
owing to the fact that two candidates , Messrs.
Charles Herbert Young nnd II. Percy Silver ,
will ho ordered as deacons by Bishop Worth-
Ington.
The candidates will be presented by Very
Rev. John Huzen White , dean of Seabury
Divinity school , P.irlbault , Minn. , who will
preach the sermon. The vested choirs of
St. John's and St. Andrew's have had special
rehearsals anil will sing together at this
service. Special efforts will bo made to
provide adequate seating accommodations.
Wcttinlintrr'ii 1'.nrly Hii-nlng Svrvlrtt.
The program for thu early musical service
at Westminster Presbyterian church this
evening Is :
Organ A t 13 veiling . 1 luck
Doxology.
Prayer.
Vocal Solo Salve Alnrl.i . Alercadnnte
AIlss Fnnnlo Arnold.
Violin Solo Ronuinze . Svondsc-n
Atr. P. II. Adolmunn.
Vociil Solo Jerusalem . Pnrker
Air. Carl Hoftmun.
Hcrlpttiro Lesion ,
Ten-AIInutu Sermon An Kvenlng nt Caper
naum ,
vocnl Dunt Songs of Prnlso the Angels
Sang . . . . . Shelley
AIlss Arnold nnd Atlsa Frances llo.-dcr.
Violin Solo Serenade . Schubert
Air. Ailt'lnmnn.
Organ Offertory , Andante from the
Hftli Symphony . Beethoven
Hymn-Sun of My Soul , Thou S.xvlor
Dear .
The Congregation Is Invited to Join In
SlllKlllg.
Itonmllctlnn.
Organ Postliide The Hallelujah Choriia
. Handel
Airs. P. F. Ford , Orgunlat.
Clmrrli.
The People's church Is prospering. The
ground on which the building stands baa recently -
cently been leased for a year In advance
and the money has been paid.
The Young People's Society of Christian
{ Endeavor Is considered a very remarkable
body.
Services this morning at 5 a. m. . for
prayer ; and preaching nt 10:30 : a. m. by Rev.
Peter O. Alathews. an Indian.
Preaching In the evening by the pastor ,
Charles W. Savldgo.
Union Mrotlng.
The Young People's Societies of Christian
Endeavor will hold n union meeting at the
First Daptlst church next Thursday evening.
Addresses will bo made by Revs. A. J.
Turkle , T. E. Cramblett , J. Al. Wilson and
S. W. Duller.
_
Hricf 1'ulplt irurociuts.
Trinity Cathedral Rev. Canon Whltmarsh
will preach morning and evening.
Unlversallst Subject of sermon In the
morning : "Tho Keys of the Kingdom. "
Plymouth Congregational Rev. S. G.
Lamb of Illinois will preach In the morning.
Swedish Salems Rov. Dr. E. Edman , mla-
slonary from India , will preach In the morn-
Ing.
Castellar Street Alcthodlst Evening serv-
IccTa will be conducted by the Women's
Christian Tcmperanco union.
St. Alatthew'a Rov. W. E. Johnson , rector
of the Church of the Redeemer , New York
City , will conduct sorvlcea morning and
evening.
Trinity Atethodlst Topic of morning ser
mon : "Lessons from Christ's Temptation. "
Evening ! : "Hurting or Healing the Lives
of Others. "
Unitarian Subject of sermon In the mornIng -
Ing : "Three Thoughts of Worship. " Sunday
school at noon. The church will be closed.
except for Sunday school , through July and
August.
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Rev. Luther
AI. Kuhns , the pastor , will conduct divine
services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. , and preach
on , "All Things One In Christ , " and on ,
"God In the Storm. "
St. Philip , the Deacon In the evening
Rov. John Hazen Wlilt'e , warden of the Sea-
bury Divinity school , Farlbault , Minn. , will
preach. Holy communion , 7 a. m. Alornlng
prayer , litany and sermon , 11 a. ra. Sunday
school , 10 a. m.
Central United Presbyterian Instead of
the usual preaching services In the evening ,
Atlas Josephine White will give an address.
Aliss White has been for many years a mis
sionary In India and has but recently re
turned to this country for rest. She Is a
relative of the family of Dr. Williamson
with whom she la vlaUlng.
Go to Courtland , cool , refreshing.
FIFTHlcOWA CAVALRY.
Those I'ruonnt lit thu Koiiiilou In Oinnlm
l.llfl ? Wciilc.
Ono of the pleasant episodes of the Iowa
Grand Army of the Republic encampment at
Council Dluffs last week was the getting to
gether of a few members of the Fifth Iowa
cavalry.
On Wednesday morning the old Fifth , that
, nil who could bo present , held an Informal
meeting at the Alurry hotel In this city ,
where , for two hours past experience mid
general talk of life since the war were the
topics ot conversation. A very pleasant time
was had by the old veterans of the war , but ,
course , It was at parting a sad sight to lloo
( these men about to separate -probably not
each other again until the lust great
mustor-ln In the other world.
These . present were General W. W. Lowe ,
colonel of the regiment ; Alajor J. C.
Wilcox , assistant surgeon ; George S. Do-
Witt. T. F. Lowls , late assistant surgeon ;
Captain W. S. Seavey , company II ; Lieuten
A. H. Taylor , company A ; George W.
Healy , George W. Thompson , company K ;
Alatt Daiikston , comapuy II ; John H. Duller ,
company I ; William P. Snowdeu , company
Alosca Rubin , company D ; D. C. Sutphon ,
Some of those soldiers had not soon each
other since the muster-out in ISC5.
There ' are oJ this famous regiment living
Omaha : General W. W. J-owo. Capluln
T. Patrick. Captain A. S. Patrick. Alajor
C. Wlicox. Captain W. S. Seavey , D. C.
Sutphen. John H. Butler. William P. Snow-
Aloses Rubin nnd T. F. Luwls. Those
present at the mooting who live out of the
; were : George W. Ileuly and George W.
Thompson of Dubuque. la. . Matt Dankston of
Waterloo , la. , and Lieutenant A. H. Taylor
Alexandria. Douglas county , Minn.
This regiment lias a history for lighting
qualities , and can Inscribe on Its war rec
: Donaldson , first nnd second battles ;
Shlloh and Pltlsburg Landing Sholbyvlllo.
Pulaskl , Chattanooga , Atlanta. Jonesboro , A
River. Franklin. Nashvllla , Rosseau s fur
and last , but not least , the celebrated
Wilson's ruld from Gravely Springs , Allan. , swell
through Solmu and Alontgomory , Ala. , to ports
Columbus and Alucon , Ga. It
Forest's men know us well , and at a charge tur
by this ruulment on his forces on the birch
In
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Highest of all in LcUvening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report all
nest
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
retreat of Mood's command from Nashvlllo ,
l'orcst with his cavalry was tryliiR to hold
us In check at .Mussel Hho.iU on the Tonnes-
sen riverVo made H chnrgo on them
and could hear his soldiers gfty ; "Look out ,
boys , there comes that Fifth lovvft cavalry. "
And \\ltli that they turned and dnshoit
away , but they loft six pieces or artillery In
the river for us to tnko In.
ONK OK THR OLD KIKTH.
A seasonable suggestion CourtlnnJUcnch.
I'orliclbnnli .Mnmifm'liirnr * rill. ,
MIMVAUKHK , Juno 23. The KiiRcr A
Krois company , pockctbook nnd leather
goods manufacturers , have hade n voluntary
a.RlKiifiiciit to R. U. WlntcrlinUer. The bond
of the asalKnco Is $ G3GOO , The American
faurcly company of Nmv York Is surety for
the assignee. All cUtins will bo paid In
full , the lawyers say. nnd the company will
resume operations nt once.
Ilalloon nft. and eve. at Cuurllnnil Ilrach.
Drive
Your
Husband
To
Drink
WATER.
I'tirott Tulilo
Tnlrphortu 130(1. (
VISTA MlNUllAIj Sl'HINOS CO. .
ni''S. I'JIh St. , Omula. ,
Delivered Dally.
Deer Park and Oakland
On tlic Crest of tlic Allc licnics ,
{ MAIN LINK H , & O. R. K. )
Season opens June 23d , (894 (
Rau-s $ liO. $75 aiidsao month , according t
locution , Acldrovs
GKORGE DoSllIKLDS , M ,
Deer Park , Uurrott County , Aid.
Mountain Lake Park
ninvii.v ; : : I > IIR AND OAKLAND
Season opens June 1st , 1894.
MODNTAIN LAKE OAMP MEETING ,
MOUNTAIN LAKE OHAUTAUQUA ,
( W. L. DAVIDSON , D. D. , Sup't of Instruction. )
INTEESrATB W. 0. T. U. CONVENTION.
Ratoni ? to $15 pur weak. Addrost
L. A. KUDISILI , . .Siipurlnlumlunt ,
Mountain Lake Park , Aid.
S. W. Cor. 16th and Dodge Sts.
4 per cent , interest paid on savings
deposits.
< M per cent , on time certificates 3
to G mouths.
5 per cent , on time certificates G
mouths and over.
You arc-Invited to coino In and open an ac
count with us. Hanking hours 0 to 4 P. M.
daily. Open S.ituriluv nights to recolvo de
posits only , 0 in a P. M.
II. O. DKVRIKS , Proi.
OADET TAVLOR , VicoProg. .
W. H. TAYLOR , Cashier.
II. A. HANSEN. Asst. Cashier.
MEYERS' ' AUTOMATIC BOILER CLEANER'
Munclieator Mf ? . Co. , No. Manolioator , liul.
Aloclianlcnl dovlco for removing nil Impuri
ties from bailer ; provontliiK soiillnK , foaming ,
nlso ruiuovo all old Rcalo. without the tisu'of '
compound or washing ouU Sold strictly on
Kiiarantoo to give ) Htitlsfiiutlon. Correspond ;
ftico "olloltod. Oonoral Wn.storn Olllco , 100
Ilulldlnf. Oinulm , Nob.
Art in Furniture ,
Atnon'- our late studies In old French
furniture IH this Chlffonnler with Its doublt
front and lt antique prow llko sup
to the mirror.
make * a very beautiful piece of furni
executed In blrd'H cyu maple or curly
, ami with trlmmlngx of polished brast
Klh'htcentti Century dcHlBim.
Tlii'Ho ISO I putteriiH menu nothing until
stop to * recall the fuel that they wcr
dexlKiicil ' In the ciuly ilayu of the biiHl <
dcprcHulon when law price WUH tin
and lunt consideration. They are simp
" .Studies In HcQiiomy. " and Buch value *
nut rcupimur In thu furniture business
the next half dozen yeurx.
you huvu u ulngla furniture need , sup-
It now ,
Furniturd of Every Description ,
Tcinptmtry Location ,
22OU milt I'-'OH Doiiuli
UILLABD norm , uixxnc.