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; - 4 'l'llE OMAhA DAILY ] : J1ftIj1 ; : SUNDAY , FEBRUARY H , 189G. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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. PENITENTIAL DAYS IN SICIIT
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Srove Tuesday Ends the Glyctio : for Next
Forty Days
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SENSIBLE RULES RELATIVE TO SOCIAL LIFE
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WMhl"tol' " Ulrt.lny C lrhrtc.1 II NUI-
bcrll' ' J'rcUy 'ny-Car,1 J'lnl ' II
, JouII"o J'lnco nrlll" Ont the
' ViIsttpiinIIcs-Lcfltcn 'York ,
Changes In etquete are purcly vagarIes of
ta9hlolI only to bo adopted by thaI leisure
- . clan who regard the tying of n cravat or
shaking hands one of the serIous events In
fl.Doth
Doth men and womU hesitate al the foct
tr of stairs over the question as to which shall
go first-the woman or the mm. : This short
rule , If remembered , will govern the Inde-
, . ctsion-thiat In going down the steps the man
follows the woman j In going up , hc precedes
her.
t Never sass a woman on a stalrcl , 10 m1t-
, 7 tcr under what provocation . upeclaly If you
: ; have no acrlnalntanco with her. I a man Is
: coming toWn stairs hurriedly , all a Woman
, apprecIates ! the situation . she can quicken
, her Rhps or stand oslde. saying , "Do not let ,
me detain you. " tie should bow hh thanks
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and .
. pass on
, : I very gentleman should remove his hal
when accompanYing a woman down the steps
I they ( arc strangers , and meet on the stairway -
; way she advancing , he should stand : to one
; , side , and remain with head Incovel'ed until
, she Is I a ttell above him , then resume his
. way Should he be a few steps from top or
bottom , lie must go back to the landing , allowing -
p ' lowing htr to pass him
. . ThIs Is the etiquette of the stairs. I may
' - . round trivial to enumerate these rules to a
man or the world but It Is a Hale estimate
. that ix ! out of every ten forget to observe
them when in tie rush of business offices ,
- hotels . or even boarding houses.
. Next to the question of the ' stairway comes
: the problem of the door . When women are
f pasolng out cf a room the men should give I
. k them precedence at the door. I a mal las I
. . folowlll a woman down the stairs , he allows I
. : her to pass Into the room first . 8 he stands I
I Lt the side of the doarway . not behind hor.
I the door Is closed ( le can step before her
and open It. I h erroneously thought that U
the door cpenu Into the room the man should
. pas In , wIth the handle In hand ( , and stand
t theO as she enter.s Not so. Tie door can
: be thrown open and hell back with ls ! open
t hand from tIle side on whlcl 11 should stand
Therefore , thl manner In which a deer opens
Ooes nol alter hIs attitude.
The two riles already outIned should stand
for a man'c courtcy In In elevator
. . A woman precedes him both when entering
. ; anti leavIng the lIft. Men arc not very care-
- , ful In lifting tieII hats when femln'no occu-
' ; - pants share the elevator. .I Is tronbesome : , "
they argue , but It Is , a breach of Ilolteness to
: do otherwise.
: No mater In how great a hurry a man Is
to catch . a street car. he must stand asIde If
a woman desires to get 01. I Is unneces-
. - lary to lilt his lat as she dots so , for the
acton would materially lessen his ability to
jump on the car.
I he las acquaIntance wIth her she should
bo assisted by him , and II Is affirmed that
the pole thing for a man In any case Is to
respectfully helll a woman In a position like
this , especially If , as usual ] , 1\:1 hands are
' , filled with bundles. No sensIble woman
would take Offense at the If it
j . olenso courtesy \ I was
rightfully executed.
; Offering I scat to a woman In a car Is so
, many sided a problem there Is lto sats-
; - faction In dIcusslng the question. .
That a man should lIft his hat when he
' - ? . 110es rIse to offer his seat Is a rule that holds
c 10 amendment. The lady's escort , If she
1 has one . lifts his hat also In acknowlE g :
. mtnt of the courtesy. In alighting from a
street car the rule of precedence Is reversed
the man stepping down first , that he may be
of nsslstance. This action holds good In
. every case , whether tendered from strange
. , or friend. .
t When greeting a woman on the street do not
' merely tip your lint . er , as many do. barely
I . touch Its brim with your fngers : Raise tie
: , . covering entirely from the head , leaving I
bare as she passes.
' I Is a bit hard to determIne whether
man' or woman should bow first . I Is very
- much 1 question of the degree of Intimacy .
In [ the cue of n slight acquaintance a woman
, should be allowed the choice of recognition .
recogniion.
. Of course I depends very much on .catchlng.
4 the eye , for n woman dislikes by look or
action to notice a man acquaintance who may
; . , have forgotten tie IntroLillctlon .
In southern countries It Is the
souther I vogue to
stand with hat In land while conversing on
the street with O friend of the OI > Oslo ! sex ;
climatic conditIons ' do not favor that custom
a , In al latitudes. In lieu of this the gentler -
gnte-
r man Its hla hat both on addressing and
' , leaving 11cr. The best procedure under
, such circumstances Is to wall with the
svomn ' untIl the conversatIon Is ended.
Xhl relieves her from any conspIcuousness
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When escorting a woman to the theater ;
always go 111 and down the aisle before her.
* A This rule Is founded on common sense , for
f ? you make clear the path When the cou-
pans are identIfied stand asldo and let her
pas In first. Always rise when a woman la
' passing In front of yon to a "eat. It Is no
k - mark tbon. of deference , but makes less obstrc- I
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. .L " A man should offer his arm to a lady otter
afer
nightfahi . The custom Is not as general as
, , formerly but It lends too much support and
? comfort to women to ever Cal Into disfavor.
' In assisting tier over a crossing or thr ugh
p I crowded thoroughfare , hIs hand placed
under her elbow Is more efficacious. To an
; 2 elderly women le should extend the latter
' courtesy at any hour of the day , as she will
, . probably need the support. wi
L Whenever you see a woman's gown In
. disorder , so that others may Unpleasantly
. . criticise . the fact should bo toll nnpleasanty .
. manner of telling determines her reception
of It. A man who leI recepton '
I. , hitting his hat , steps up'
L to a woman and quIetly says , "J beg' pardon ,
but your skirt Is slipping down " and turns
away , may feel assured that ho has done the
. proper thIng I may embarrass her deeply ,
but she wi thank hIm. I prevents a dozen
passers-by from laughIng
. Jassers-by at bier
, Several men tel ms they glance over a
friend's toilet Very carefully If they are ac.
. companylnl her to a public place All mem- ae
'lS of the loycly sex do not possess maids
and gowns arc lometmrs carelessly put on ,
60 the sUl'llaneo of a quIck eye arid a bit
, of advlco-though
inascuilne-niny prevent
, masculnemay
later disaster
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"How shall I Illale hands ? " ask a score
. of men. "Surely there are changes In that
ol-tme custom "
4 Never mlli those vagarIes. Shake hands
In the moat cordial and graceful way you
- know. Don't let the hand ( all through your
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friend's wIthout enersy. Nothing Is iso unpleasant -
: pleasant to the other 11uty. I the woman
, . Is ungloved and there Is pleasnt friendship
. between you , give her hand a cordial clasp.
I you are making a short cal , cary ycur
. list t. gloves and cane In the loft band Into the
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' drawing room. J1oe the hat and cane on
S any avaIlable pIece of furnIture . keeping time
cloves In the left hand Where recehiticlis
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are In progress leav the first two articles
In the ball. artcles
The little boys who were admonished for
, ; thrusting theIr lands In theIr packets while
' talking to ladles waul be surprised at the
' ' ) atel In vogue for time past live years. The
correct attitude now Is to stand In the formerly -
, merly proscribed manler , a la Olb on'a so-
ciety men. When dlnlng the sale custom
, t J observed between th , courses , and a man
sis with both hands hal slipped Into lila
, I trouer Pockets . . .
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A , The only public dance of the winter will
be given at Morand' academy 1ueall ) ' ven-
log , under the directIon of Mr Joseph Oar-
smesu . jr" , and Mr. Cement Chase , Strange
4 II It lay seem , public dancing parties ba'e
' . been few amid far between the absence oC sn
assembly bal or charity entertalument of any
sot , where the haut monde might have an
, opportunity to display themselves , Ilelng one
of the 10lt Interesting social subject de-
bated this winter At time Whilst club It was
. suggested that an Inexpensive dance be given
L to round out the pre-Lenten season . and the
4 stance of Tuesday evening is I time result. The
' ; iaDce music , which has just been selected
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by Mr. Gareau and Mr Chase embraces
all the very newest airs , some oC which will
0 heard In Omah for the frt time , Inelud-
tog , InJer the head I , of waltzes "Ilngrr
Longer , Lou , " "Dlamolll Ring , " "Muriel , "
and for the two atejis . "American Cavalry "
"I our Seasons . " "TobaSco " ( In whIch 'F. Q.
Seabrooke Is making such a lilt ) , and "Mar-
guerle of Monte Carlo. "
In Hunur I of \18hllIOn ,
One of the prettiest funct tons of the week ,
and with a patrIotic tInge withal , was the
card party gIven Friday I evening In Iounlzo
Place by ' Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Weler and Mr.
and Mrs . O. N. Davenport , 2102 Wlrt street.
The house , In honor of Washington , was
decorated with bunting and nags , the n-
toMI colors being draped about the stalrcal
mot effectively , while palls and I atcr les :
gave an additional touch of color to thc rcsl-
dence . which I exceedingly large nHI well
adapted to the A1\lng of large receptions.
The score cards were exceedingly appro-
priate [ . being cardboard hatchets , led with
red . \ hle and blue ribbons. There were
fourteen tables , each having ass'ned to I
the names of a president , vice prf ! dent or
well known general. To the gentlemen were
given the hatchets , havIng the names of the
presidents thereon , whie to the ladies well
h'lu the "backers , " with familiar utter-
nnccs of the men named on the gentlemen's
cards 1or Instance No. 1 was known as
the Thomas Jefferson table which card was
held by n gentleman , and to time same table
General Sherman was assigned. The ladles
held opposite cards one wih the quetal'on
from time sage of Montcclo , " 1ii men arc
. created free and equal , " while the other held
a quetaton from Sherman "Hold the fort I
am coming. " Table No.1 , of course , was
assigned to George Washington , tIme Iluota-
tlon attached being "In time of peace prepare -
pare for war " while John damns divided
honors wlh the "father ef his country" at
table No. 1 After a lumber of games of
progressive high five refreshments were
served . and these too , wer of a Ilatrlot c
nature , even tie cream beIng red , white and
blue. , ! rf. CharIeR Lee Doss won the ilies' (
first 11rlze , a cut glass battle of perfume ; Mr.
Streight captured the gentem n's first honor
a traveling cnse. Mrs. Sutphen an'd Judge
Drallley received the consolations , the former
it pocketbook , while the later received . a
card casc. I
The following guests were present : Mr. '
and Mrs. C. S. Raymond , Mr. and Mrs. W.
I Alien , ! I. and Mrs. C. Babcock ! I. and
Irs. Will Hellck , ! I. and . ! Is. Alexander ,
Mr. and Mrs. James Duchanan , Mr. and Mrs.
Chris lartman , Mr. and Mrs. Amos Field ,
Mr. and ! rs. Jaynes , Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Mr. and Mrl Van Court , Mr. and ! rs. Wil
Rector : lr. antI Mrs. A. T. Rector Mr. and
! rs. George 100bler. Mr. and Mrs ' \1
lalmltcr , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lee Doss ,
Mr. and Mrs Stmtphen Dr. and Mrs. Crum-
mer , Mr. and Mrs. Ilamlin . Mr. and Mrs.
Gibson , Judge and Mm. Fawcett . Mr. J. B.
Marlcel , Mr. and Mrs. Sanford , .Judge and
Mrs. Macomber , Mr. and ! rs. Meikle , Mr.
and Mrs. Naudain Mr. and Mrs. Bradley ,
Miss Shatuck , Mis" F'aweatt " . Miss Mae
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Fawcett , Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ilaker Mr. and
Mrs. Elsworth Fawcet Mr. and ! r. rank
Porter , Mr. and Mrs. Streight.
l'Irl8nL urlrl " for 1u hems.
One of the most delightful surprIse parties
of the season was that arranged by Mrs.
hems , at her charming residence on South
Nineteenth street on Saturday evening , for
the pleasure DC her fascinating young
daughter , MIss Alice Heins 1 was a very
pretty picture that the sixteen couples of
young ladles and gentlemen made , when , after '
meetng at the house of a mutual friend
they formed In line and marched with mll-
tary precIsIon to the residence of the young
lady for whom this highly successful party
was gotten up. When It was announced to
MIss hems that the festive assemblage of
young people were there to do her honor
she evinced much genuine surprise. In order
to show her appreciation of the visitors Miss
Heins gave several vocal numbeis . which
was followed by dancing . kept up tIll quite
a late hour , and then the guests sat down
to a delcious little supper.
These present were : MIsses Jennie Stitt ,
Nellie Gregg , Kate Ryan Addle Campbell .
Ada HeYlan , Dole Ryan , Stella Campbell ,
May Hems , Alice Hems , May Houtzer , Miss
Taylor , Miss Brpwn ; Miss Green Miss Arnold
and MIsses Smith all Gibbons of CouncIl
Bluffs. Time gentlemen present were :
Messrs. Dave S&lmon , Howard Ileyman Alle
Llneblade , Jesse Derry , Frank Campbell . U.
Gregg Johnnlo Panther , Bert NasonVihl
hems , Johnnie AustIn , Jee Uudebers , Dave
Brewer Frank Smith , U. n , HobbIns , A. n.
Green and Ambrose Ehhlngton.
Serious Jliits oh C. H. IiuuicI . dr.
! J\II'S Ir . 1. U.nl , , , .
A telegram rec lve by General Dandy on
Tuesday brought the unexpected and distressing -
tressing tidings that his son , GEcrgo D.
Dandy jr. , who Is a cadet In time . United
States Military academy at West Point , was
In the post hospital seriously Ill wIth np-
pendicitis . A subsequent telegram stated
that there were no unusual complications In
limo case , but that a surgical operation was
deemed neccssary. Mrs. Dandy left immediately -
mediately for 'Vtt Point , and on her ar-
rIval had the patient removed to Roosevelt
patent removl
hospital In New Ycrk City . where the opera-
ton was performed by Dr. McDurey , the i
most emInent specIalist In this disease In. .
the country , The latest Intclgence Is to I
the effect that the operation has been suo- !
cessful In Every respcct and that barring
Inforseen developments , n complete recovery i
Is assured. General Dandy and his family
have been the recipients of many ovldences
of sympathy from their friends during the
past week . , all of whom will rejoice to knew
that the prospects for wardIng off the niuch.-
dreaded disease are so good .
, \ C' IIII"1 too111 Sumc'eevii.
Miss Collins continues her social successes
In New York to the delight of her many
Omaha frIends , and there Is no one who Is
better able to enJoy the social side of
Gotham life than I this traveled woman
Last Saturday the young lady attended an
elaborate luncheon given by Mrs. Den3amln
F. Smith In the cafe of the Plaza the guests
beIng ! rs. Howan and tie Misses Iowan of
Tarrytown Mrs. WqUe ( born Mabel Smith )
and Miss Collins. She has been the guest of
honor It so sunny teas , theater parties and
dinners that , as she says to a friend In a
letter , "It seems quite like gettng back
hOle to he among such hospiable peJple. "
Last week clue was the guest of Senator and
Mrs. Lexow at Nyack-on-the-Hudsol and tomorrow ,
morrow or Tuesday will go to IU\'erdallon-
the-Hudson as the guesl of her old school
friend Miss Martin .
; IIR' Kiunb. , 'I ' a 'nrd Party
A delightful card party was given FrIday
night by Miss Arabel Imbal at her home
on Pane Wild avenue In honor of Miss
Burke , who leans for Chicago next week
Progrlslve high five was the game , the
scores being Ilelll by means of little oralCI-
tal pIns lustead of In the usual way. The
ladles' frt prize , won by Miss ltIngwalt . was
1 gold and silver bonbon spoon ; the first
prize for men was . a curiously natural jump-
tug frog In rubber won by Mr. McShaue.
The guests wele : Miss Eugenic Ioultze ,
Miss Gertrude Jtingwait . Miss Clara Palmer ,
.Mls I.onergau , Miss Marshall , Mra Russell
harrIson . Mr. nni Mrs. McSlmane , Mr. and
Mrs. George Holdrege , Mr and Mrs. Howard
I"ronci. ] Mr and ! rs. 'r. n. Kimball , ! essrs.
Charles Saunders Nethertou 101 , Charles
Iountze. larry Lyman , EnJ Gannett ,
George J'alnur. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
; lrs. " 'imoeinr'A " 'aohllIOI l'UICllol.
From 4 to G FrIday , In honor of MIss
Thral of Detroit , Mr D. I Ii. Wheler , ir .
entertained most charmIngly In pleasing
remembrance of the day the young ladle
assisting In the dining room were becomingly
gowued In Martha Washingon style. Il -
trlotsm was symbolized In the feral dccora-
tiomis . which were of red and whie roses ,
with \'Ioletl to add theIr pretty blue to the
color schemo. Receiving with ! rs. Wheeler
was Mica Thrahl . while assisting were Mrs.
Rogers , Mr. Hellck , Mra. Bradford , Mrs.
Herbert Mrs. Chase , Miss lugwal , and In
tIme dining room' were Mfss ! Doane , Miss
Curtis , Miss HImebaugh In ! Miss Buckeye
\\'ashington. . _ _ _
JRIJhh'ra cur AIIlrln Eitrrtminod.
In I very novel way Mrs. T. " ' . Hotchkiss
entertained on Thursday evenIng the mem-
tiers of the society known as the l'atriatlc
Daughters oC AmErica , and a few of the order's
frIends at high five . The Isdles' Irt jnlze
Ilrze
was won by Mra. 1' . C. Hough , and Mr. Fred
Gw'nne csrrieI alT the first gentleman's
Ilrlze. Mrs . Garnett captured the ladles'
booby prize and Mr. Van Altne Was
awarded the gentlemen's booby prize. At
11:30 1 moat delicIous aurper was served to
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the guuts. Much credit Is Ine to the com-
Inltee , Mr. Webster , Mrs. Gwynn . Mrs .
Osmfer , Mrs. Bouquet and Mrs. Distelboent .
The following ladies and gentlemen were
present : Misses Alee ' and May hems , Miss :
\S'ebster Miss Woolls , Miss Thompson Miss
WhIte , Mb Miller , MI6' Russell . Miss Smith .
Miss Gibbons , Miss Fife . Miss I.oozer , Miss
Stubern , Mr ! . Webster , Mrs. Brown Mrs.
J. Whie , Mrs. Dank , ! Il. Garnet Mrs.
Cleveland . Irs. WIlliams , ! rs. Miller . Mrs.
FIshier , Mrs. hems , Mrs , W. T. White , Mrs.
Ow'nle. ! rs. Gamfer Mrs. Bouquet Mrs.
Uistelboent , Irs. Hough and ! rs. Sutton.
Messrs. howard Heyman , Mile I.lnehlall , Ambrose -
brose Elngton , Sol Frank . I' . C. Hough , T.
Garnett . W. T. WhIte , A. U. harvey , T. S.
Denman , N. D. lsa , S. M. Garnet J. Whie ,
Penman . G. M. Sutton , L. Dlstelbo ,
M. Ochihtrce . W C. hank M. 1 _ . Casiday
W. S. Gamfer , P. J. SkInner , A. N. 1.lneblall.
N. A. Gentry , Grant and Hussel
t'etciritcml , 'I hell l'llh'lh .mimuivcriumiry.
Tueaday evening , February 12. Judge and
! rs. J. n. Porter celebrated their fiftieth
weddIng anniversary .t their homo In Los
Angeles Cal. Doth .udge Porter and his
wife are well known to the older reldent of
Omaha , having lived and lbered here when
the metropolis was young , and the account
of their wedding anniversary will bl read
with interest Mrs. Edward laney or Omaha ,
their daughter , was nresent at the anniversary i
In order to assist her parents In entertaining .
and of eight children born to ! r. and ! Is.
Porter she 19 the only one now living. -
The Los Angeles Herald publIshes the fol-
lowing account oC the v ry pleasant annlver-
say :
"Jullge J. R. Porter and wife celebrated
their fiftieth wedding anniversary last night.
Their well appointed housa at the corner of
1.lncoln and Pearl streets was fled to overflowing -
flowing with friends anxious to congratulate
the happy couple , and many present were old
friends who were able to review thc journey
made by the judge and his wIfe through the
long years from 1845 to 1895.
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"The house was handsomely and appropriately -
ately decorated for the occasion The hal-
wreathed and festooned with -
ways were wih pep-
her tree leaves. The parlor , where Judge and
! rs. Porter receIve tlier ! guesti . was a blaze
of golden acacias . relIeved by the , .vlvld green
or sniiiax , which was twIned among the
nowors.
"Tho back parlor and drawing room were
decorate with carnation pinks and Ivy and
across the bay window was a spider web of
smiax , with I bIg , fat spder ! resting h\ the
nest. The dining room was ns bright as the
parlor only the fowers were yellow marigolds
and smilax . and a great bank of acacias In
one corn'er Dr the room An excellent band
of music was stationed In the drawing rcomn
while a collation was served In time drawing
room.
"Mro. Porter wore In receIving a handsome
black sIlk with a yellow vest veIled wth ! back :
cimiffon . her ornaments being duanionds
"A word or two concerning Judge and Mrs.
Porter ivihi not ccmo amiss.
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"Time couple who have 1\d so happiy for
fifty years ito man and wife wee married In
armlnglon , Ill. , February 12 , 1845. and
shortly after mend to Omaha where Judge
Porter entered the practice or law. lie prospered - :
pered and rose from the bar to the bench and
In J887 , lmavng eared a competence , came
to Los Angeles to enjoy It with the wife.
"The guests were : Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Forrester , Mr. and Mrs M. D. Dnckslone ,
Mr. and Mrs. L K. Lindiey Mr. and Mrs.
It. V. Bridges , ! r. and Mrs. J. M. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Davld.n , Mr. and Mrs.
H. M. Sale , Mr. and Mrs. 1 < n. Pea rue , Mr.
and lra. C. E. Foot Mr. and Mrs J. S. Pem-
berton Mr. and ! rs. H. II. Van Saut , ! I.
and Mrs. Samuel Hawver , Mr. and Mrs. A.
D. Slaughter ! rs. R. T. Crombie Mr. and
! rs. H. T. Cromb'e , ! I. and ! rs. O. Peck
Mr. and ! rs. 11. Jones Mr. and 11s , A.
Jones , Mr. and Mrs. Dakesley , Miss Emma
Dakesley , Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Smith , Mr.
and ! rs. David L. Drown , ! I. and ! rs.
Judge Graft . ! r. and ! rs. V. Parln , ! I. and
Mrs. D. A. - Cole , Mr. and Mrs. Chase ! r.
and ! rs. Pratt , Mrs. Shipman , Mr. and Mrl.
A. , v. Itichards . Mrs. Mot Miss Foster , Mr.
and Irs. Charles Chase , Mr. and
Mrs. B. D. Smith , sr. , Mr. and ! rs. E.
D. Smith , jr. , Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Dukeman ,
Dr. and Mrs. 'V. H. Dukeman Dr. and Mrs.
Stevpns . . Mr. and , Mrs. , . Godin , , Mbs . ' , Iab 1
Gdin , Mr. - and Jlls ; Hedges , Dr. and .Mrs.
Mathcwscn , Mr . and Mrs. LewIs Meizer ,
Misses Grace and Kate Stevens Mr. , Pratt . I
Mr. and ! lrs , E. W. Reynolds , Mr. and Ira.
J. K. Fuller . Mias Lena Forr.ter , Miss . Graft . I .
Miss AHce Smh , Mrs. Harry P. Deuel of.
Omaha , Mrs. Z. P. Foster Mu. Porter of
Santa Ana. Newman Cark , Ralph Smith ,
I Arthur Godin " .
.flrg. humP air.4. .Junrs W. BUlk ntcrlnln.
Mr. and Mas. James iV. Douk entertaIned
at their residence 18 South Fifteenth street
last Monday evening . a number of theIr
friends with progresive high five , eleven
ganus balng played , and twenty-olght people
taking part in the game. The favors were
entirely of candy bon bens and choice can-
dies of dIfferent colors were presented to
each one wInning a game small boxes lavlng
previously been distributed among the con-
testants to keep them In. Mr. Charles
Schlersteln and Mr. G. D. I.asbury each scr .
log an equal number of games , were obliged
to cut for the first prize the former wInning
it . a large candy cane , around which was
eutwlned a small snake. Mu. L. N. Gar-
ret Mrs. G. W. Sutton . Mrs. A. 1" , Whl-
balms and Miss D01e Pray having won the
same number of games each drew a number ,
tie smalest one to decide which one should
receive the lady's first prize , which was
awarded to Mrs. L. N. Garret. ! rs. Dr.
Viliianisan and Mrs. Charles Scmersleln los-
log the same number of ganmes . decided In
like manner as to who should become the
proud possessor of the Indy's consolation
gift , and was won by ! rs. Charles Scller-
sten , Dr. G. W. Wiiamsen receiving the
gemitieunan'a "booby prize , " all time prizes
offered beIng made of candy Refreshments
were , served al the conclusIon of the serIes
of gaines , and after the prIzes had been
awarded the prize winners were arranged In
a group . around which clustered the remainder -
mainder of the gueats , and Oamer , the pho-
tographer. made an excellent electric flash
light o the happy parly.
Those present were : Mr. Jnd Mrs. Jesse
White . ! r. al1 Mrs. L N. Garret , ! I. and
Mrs. G. W. Sutton , ! I. and ! rs. Charles
Schierstien . ! I. and ! rs. Alvin F' . Williams ,
! I. amid Mrs. Theodore C. Llvlgston , Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas J. Noonan , Mr. and ! re.
George W. Williamson , ! I. C. W. Ilaker
Mr. G. n. Lasbury Mr George Lemon , ! I.
Mark Williamson , Mrs. Nellie Fisher , Miss
Dole Pray Mrs. Houser , Miss Houser , Miss
Ole Sutton , Miss hose A. Weeks and Miss
Adltns of Gretna , Neb.
A lew Club Is liIuruu .
The Maniou Social club made its debut
last WClnesday evening at Myrtle hall . Time
program of eighteen numbers contained all
the latcst- dances. Among the InvIte guests
were : Miss LoWe Hayden , Miss lamle
GerIe ] , Miss Ida Cain , MIss LIzzie Gerle ] ,
Miss DI'I , Miss Cora Hayes , Miss Gray ,
Miss Frankie DeVol , Miss Carrie I Ericlcson
Miss Wacner \ , Miss Loto ! Metcalf , Miss
Young . MIss Ida Hh.ades , Miss Jennie Stett
bUss Laura Orliflthm ls& l.ulae Batten-
hour Miss Derle Clay , MIss Pearl Yen en ,
Miss Nellie 1arcrof Grace Ward , D. Solo-
man , Ambrose Elllngtoum . herb Riggs . E.
Powell , E. G. Gilbert. William Gerke , M. lit .
Uuyett , Roy \Valker . n. G. Bruner ,
C. C. Danson , William Senate , Bert
liufYner . Fred Caldweii . Theodore 8praten ,
W Cwan , S. Howe , Charles 1llght , C. B.
hail , George Ward.
Agmihui Ih" Og.uinllua.
"lull O"llllu.
Time monthly dancIng party of the Ogal.ala
club , which traditIon diatingnishmea
cab traditon dlslnb"utshes as beIng
a very pheasant and enjoyable affaIr . occurred -
curred at Morand's dancIng academy Thursday -
day evening The affair reflected great
credit on the club and added Inother golden
link In the club's chain of succsses The
Omaha Moon Beam and I.a Rosa clubs were
well represented. The participants In the
grand march were led by Miss Nora Wi-
lams and Mr. E. L. Lowry , followed by Mr.
E. Msrnel and MIss blabll Crampton of the
O. M. U. club. Those In charge of the even
lng's gayety were Misses N. WIlliams , C.
Gllgal and lit . Peterson ; Messrs. I . S.
Lowry , A. F. l'otersomi . " 'llal 1"lannery.
J. Iiinz A. Chr\man. V. Benson H 'rrlpp
G. A. Sacha H. Wets , L. 1.01me and Wi-
lam Benson. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
1llllallUI qlhll. Ynlrrl.lo.
'he Manbatnn cub gave the last of its
wInter aerIes of parties Friday evening at
Erding hail . JuLiging from the gathering
thIs cub ba many well wishers who will
regret the closing of its Parties during
Lent
Thou present were : Messrs. and
Mesdslue A. Ucnuett . S. Collins , W , Spang ,
_ . ' . . , . _ _ . . .
. . . " . < . " . .
. . . - . . . . - . " .
- . . . . - - - - - : -
. . , " .r _ . _ _ . _ ' . - _ . , . . . _ " .
-
A. Peter , Misses higgIns . Young . Drcn-
nan , Kelley , Rhle9' , Vorwld , N. Nestebush ,
n Neslebu fRleY , Matson , Snlvan ,
McGuckin , \S'hutn , Knight Reynolds K.
Smith , E. SmhtI loodbett Dnbols , B. Colbert -
bert , O. Colhert Ianl O'Connor , Carney ,
Daie ) ' , Meeormnack , lagcrty , MartIn ,
O'Brien Miles ; ILl ; Miles . J , Moran , A. Moran ,
Fleming ; liIesrsi 1 Murray , Kinney , Gilbert .
Rocheford . TI Cahalane , O'Connor , Kehicy .
Ford . McUuCkIn Morris Fyfc , Moran , Jal-
lings , Smith , . l'UI ) ' , Riley , Murphy , O.
Murphy , Johnson lirigerty Shannon , Mc-
Creary , Timmins , Waltln , J. Grady , McCormack -
Cormack , W , Grady Dalton , Leighty . D3Ie ) ' ,
W. Riley , MLie . Caimm Mies and Weber
' 1'Iiantommm " ' .
" 'hnnlll "nrty.
A surprise party was given at time home of
Mr. and 11" , D. E. Chapin 2023 Douglas
street , on Monday evening. They were In-
sited out to spnd time evening . all on their
return found their house filled ( with uninvited
guests , robed anti masked In white , each
wearing a hUg chrysanthemum and busily
engaged In playing cards. One of the Ken-
temen present , sIx feet three Inches In
white . dlsgulsell , mel tbem at nil door on
their return , ushered them Into the room
wih In invitation to join the game. At
time end of the first game all tmnmuaskeil The
surprise was complete when one famIliar face
after Dnother appeared , After playing seven
games of high five beautIful prizes were
given. Mrs. Tlppery won the first prIze ,
which consisted of I beautiful china bureau
tray ; t'e second prize was n dainty doily ,
won by Mrs. Chal1ln. The first gentlemen's
prize , an exquisite Japanese figure , was won
bv ! r , Drlrl ! the s..on'l a nlctv whisk
jro lll.- sliver - mnotmmmted ; , by " Mr. ' Fritz Marti :
After the prIzes hall been dIstributed dainty
refreshments were served , after which the
company were treated to some fine Instru-
mental Illuslc by Miss hall , Mrs. Urlscol
all ! r ! Soulhmead. Mr. A. II. Flndla . , one
of Omaha's favorite singers , sang several
. . . which he
stoles , among which was .Calver .
rendered very flmmely. I
Those present were : Mr. and Mrs. O.
Mart , Mr. amid Mrs. John Drlscol , Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. lndlay , Mr. and ! rs. J.P.
Shonlng , Mr. and ! rs. Griffin . Mr. all , Mrs.
J. S. Tlilery , Mr. all Mrs. South mead. Mr
and Mrs. Kessler Mrs. Hal , Miss Marti ,
Miss Fermi Marti . Miss Elizabeth Moore , Miss
Dcssle Bali , Miss 1ancharll. MIss Clydo
Danchnrd , Miss Lewis , lilies Mldgeley , lilies
Ella Pitimer . Miss Marguerite Marti . Miss
Edna Caivert Mr. Fritz Marti , Mr. WI TIp-
pery Mm' J. E. Tlppery , Mr. larry Uttley .
: [ 1. Dahlstrom , Mr. J. L. McClure , Mr. John-
son _ _ _ _ _
leith'ltms of time Starlight Cluh.
The members of the Omaha Starlight club
celebrated St. Valeumtine's day by givIng a
surprIse party to lilies Annie Moran 1306
.
South Fifth street. Dainty refreshments
were served amid the evening was spent at
cards , at whIch ! first prizes were won by
Wiiam Felnwlcl aud Miss male Ilinchey .
and booby prIzes by Jack Kennedy and lilies
Cora Greley. Among those present were :
Misses Emma 1e'ers. Hannah Leary Maggie -
gie Orceley 1amle Kemp , Mary \'an. Cora
GretIey , May Ilaggerty Nellie leCoto
Maggie Cry , Minnie Carey , Rebecca Manning.
Josie Hlncimey Kate Ilinchey Hose 1alon.
Minnie Ilaniriclr Kate Kenny. Annie Hag-
gerty and Aunle Moran , and Messrs. Frank
Holand , Walter Carln , James Drummy ,
George Hushlan , John Kemp Phi Donahue
Robert Donahue , Dan Lahey James Lahey ,
Ienry Uagorsh , William Feinwiek Frank
lyers , Joe Sulhan : , Mike Haggerty , John
Haggorty , Pat Ryan , John Hyan and Jack
Kennedy. ,
Kenney. 1
Time homo Jof bliss Mantle Kemp , at 320
South Twentieth , btreet . was the scene of an
enjoyable surprIse party Friday night which
was given to thmc hostess by the Omaha Star-
light cub , Illlfvl and ether games assisted -
sisted In passIng most agreeable evening
and prizes verm won by John Ryan and MIss
Em'mna Meydis. " "A dehicous !
Emia Meyi. de1cous supper was
served. Among'tlosl present were : Mlsse
MarguerIte Greeley . Emma th'ers , Nettle
DeCoto , Mlnn' ' Cat'ey , Kate HinChey : Hannah
I.eayose -Mahlon , Josle Hinchey Mar
Ryan , Anna Haggrty . Mamie Kemp , Mamie
Haggerty Cora Greeley , Annie Moran anti
Messrn. - Frank'Myers , John Ryan , Pat Ryan ,
Dan Hlnchoy- Patrick Rooney Henry
Iasgrshek George Rusimlau Michael Hag-
gNty , Dan Sulva , George flaunman WI\am !
elnwJck , 'ValeI Carln , Dan Lalmey John
H jgrty , Phi lionahue , Robert Donahue ,
John : Keimmp , Antcn Mycrs. , I I
I 'Y. ' 11" Social
The second of the serIes o'spcials given
'by ' the Young Me's Institute last Wednesday
evening attested the popularity of the organ-
Ization. One-half. tIme invitations Issued
were accepted , and time attendance crowded
the capacity of Morand's assembly rooms
Among those present were : Mr. and Mrs.
Laquot Mr. and Mrs. Sawtel , Mr. and Mrs
O. McCalre ) ' , Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Fitzmorrls .
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Swift , Mr. and Mr
Kane , Mr. and Mrs. Cobry , Mr. and Mrs.
Seymour , Mr. and Mrs Grant . Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Kinney Mr. and Mrs. Bennett . Misses
Martin , Gbln , Doud ( Chicago ) , Connor ,
Murply , Cunningham , Williams ( Nebraska
CIty ) . , 1iane , Franklin , Reagan , Sulvan ,
Anna and Kate Garvey , Hobrs , O'Nei ,
Hogan , Carnmmy Samonlx , Higgins , Walcim
Hinchey , Ryan , Decoto Callahan , Riley ,
O'Drlen , Ella and Florence Mcquian , Croft ,
More , Ella and Kate Smith . Phillips , Lowry ,
Moore , Manning Carey , Hogrty , Moran
Kemp , Drennan , McGuire , Ford , Messrs.
Lane Drummy J. D : ' and M. H. lagerty ,
Rasgorshek . O'Donnel , O'Drlen , Roland
Fermwiel lulcahy , SwIft . Carmody , Pollard
South ( Omaha ) . Walch , Hannigan , Winters ,
Cahalamo Jehilngs . Meyers , Lahmey Leaey ,
Rose , O'nrlen , Drennan , WIlson . McCoy ,
Fiala , McKearnlY , Grady , Wagner , Dalfe ,
Hascal , KasUe , C. D. and P. J. Dugdale ,
Reagan , Crowe , Sulvan , Rooney , Mears ,
Martin , Hardy , Garvey , Bowman , Russell ,
Carney , Gorman , Murray Kemp , Hinchey ,
Dcnahd Ryan Riley , Moran O'Brien ,
O'Nel. Mcquian , Keatng , Drown , ! lsen ,
Malone , Shannon , Moore , Johnson , Smith ,
Thacker , Wallln ! , Proper , nuslau.
! rely IlrlhlhlY i'nrly
MIss Estela Sanford daughter of Kenton
Sanford , superlntendont oC the Adams Ex-
press company , celebrated the 11h anni-
versary of her birthday by entertaining her
friends and asoclates at time family residence ,
211 mmet street , Thursday evening. The
evening was very pleasantly spent by the
young people In appropriate games , music
and having a good time generally , refresh-
ments helng served durIng the intermission
Miss Florence Lewis , Miss Marie Koch .
Charles Lehmnr and lana lelngs were the
winners of the first prizes while Ethel
Rector , Joy Sutphen , and Tress Keys were
awarded the "hooblos. "
Among those Ilresent were : Misses Ethel
Rector . Agnes Weler , Florence Lewis , Grace
Storks , Marie Koch , Mable Vickers Mao
Nondoln , Vivian Rector Tress Keys , Sadie
Sanford end Tot Sutphen , and asters
Arthur Lewis , John flodiek Dana Helngd ,
Joy futphen , Charles Lehmar Sidney Baum ,
Guy linker . Lyle Storks , Herman Lehmmnar
Kent Sanford , /1. / , end Barker Sanford.
J'it'ms'jsmm UIICII ' \ ,
One of the mOltuenjoyable dancing parties
of the season , , \I ' I given by Mr. Thomas
Wilson and Ot ! : arm Monday evening at
Idlewld imahl. Those present were : Mn and
Mrs. McAuley < , Misses 1e'ers , Aggie Wi-
son , Clara Veal ? : Lulu Lyons , Carrie An-
derion , Teresa nrey , Florence I Frederick
1.lzzle Dachus , ladge , Lile Daly. JiellY ,
Annie Agnew"rMa'gle ! McCormick , Louise
Vorwald Anami' ' 'S\unson ' , JennIe McCormick
Enimima Vorwalij ) Agglo McCormIck . Shannon -
non , Chine . Jenul , Post , Cora Ketmney . Corn
Wi 1 iS. I'eatltm Graves , Irene Iardlng ,
Cressy itobert54'mmnny . _ _ Sitehdomm ; Mesermi
Charles WIlson , tiara UOIOman , John Wil-
son , AJel Swanson Tom Calahan , Tom
O'Connor , Frank Daily . Luke Simanumon
Tom Stoney , 'rl ii Reynolds , Charlie Morrell .
Ed I Davis , I" . ! ' n. Tom Whalen , Dad
Steney , Oerl "llkstrom , John Lowe , J.
Rawiston W. Gpr.on. T. Gordon , Dan Whit-
ney O. Joyce : Tlnl Gler , John Carr , M.
Carey , John SWanson.
J'II'IIhIMt. .
A very charming whlsl party of twel\e
tables was given Wednesday evening by Mr.
and Mrs. E. V. LewIs In their pretty hOle
II Kountze I'lace Tie decorations of the
paler were all Ln Illnk and the same N"r ]
was noticeable In time refresimmneuta. buttes
of ten points were played chubs being time
trumll for tie entire evenIng. Those who
won the prize were Mra. Pinto . Mrs. Wi
Rector . Mr. Alien Hector and Air Sutllhen.
The guests of the evening were Mn and Mrs.
Brogon , Mr and Mrs. Charles , ! Van Court ,
Mr. and Mrs. Weler , Mr and 11s. Jayimes
Mr. and Mrs. Sutphen , Mr. and Mrs. Chace ,
Mr. anti 1 Mrs. McAllister . Mr. aud Mrs. Gb-
son , Mr. and Mrs. Bowman Mr. and Mrmi
Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. Will Rector Mr. and
Mrs. Wlrner , Mr. amid Mrs. Lowe , Mr and
Mrs , Mcl"arland , Mr. and Mr. I'ritchard , M.r .
_ . . _ . _ _ _ . _ - - - - -a------ - _ . - s , - , - - . .
_ . . ' > 4. - " ' . - . , . " , . . . " , . , - .
,
and Mrs. OtIs . Dr. and Mrs. Crummer , Mn
and Mrs. A. T. Rector . Mr. and Mr ! 100bler ,
Mr. and Mrs. Pinto Mr. and litre Mnpe . Mr.
and Mrs. Lnwrle , Mr. Van Court , Mr. Busch .
Miss Walker , Mrs. flodman
ChIna \ 1.1111nn'veNnr ,
Saturday ' I friend to
evenIng ebruary lG , !
the number of seventy-nve of Mr. and Mrs.
I. nehfehl of 44 South Twent-fourlh
avenue assemblcd to do honor to the
twentieth anniversary of time host and
Iloslcs The spacious Imrlors as veil as the
large oil 11alntngs of time hrlde and groom
were profusely decorated with sunhiax. Part
of the evcnln was spent In presslve high
five . music and singing. Among the fortn-
nato to capture prizes were : ! Is. Hlcfel-
man of Des Moines Mrs. S. Katz and. . Mr.
Gus nelehcs. A delghtul luncheon WaS
servet ant mnn- were the toasts offered
eXI1Issl'0 of the hOl1e to be 11resent It the
sIlver ' .
Ilh'er anliversr )
Among those present from out of town
were : lime I , ' . Meyer of Chicago , Miss
Joomlngtale of Pimiiatlehimhia ( . litre Hegel-
man of Des MolneR , Mr. Martn Aronson of
San I Franslsco Mr. Den Bellman of Cheyenne
Mn I rnkln , father oC 11ev. Leo Framikllmi.
TIme gifts of china and cut glass from their
frIends sere miumnerotus
Chat or HncllL T.
Mr. [ Arthur letz Is at Tampa l la.
Mrs. Brogn , who has been very ill . Is
ablo'to be out again.
Mrs. Joy Morton of Chicago Is the guest of
her mother , Mrs. Lake.
lilies Dacy , the milliner . left Wednesday
afternoon for New York
Charles B. Forll has gone to hot Springs
S. D. , on 1 business trIp.
Mrs. M. I ) . Parker was the guest of Mrs.
G. M. Itchcock last week .
lilies Buckeye of Wnshlngton Is time guest
of her sister Mrs. Gurle )
Miss Kinsler entertained n few friends In-
formaly Tuesday afternooum .
Mrs. Charles E. Ford anti children have
gone east for a six weeks' visit.
Mrs. Love left Thursela for Wisconsin ,
w'ere mime wi visit her mother.
litre . S. Paulne Icgers of ne\'cr Is visiting -
.
Ing her sister ' , ! r. Mart ) , 2321 Barney street.
Dshop amid litre. Tute : of Missuni were the
gusts of Bishop and ! rs : Worthington this
week.
'
Mr. Julius Meyer and Mr. Emi Drandels
left for New Orleans last evening for Mardi
Gras we l.
Miss Ilibbard . who has been time guest of
Miss Siuort has returned to her home In
Kansas CI )
111 Lizzie Daenport of 'Norfol" , Neb. , Is
vlltng Mn . and ! rs. Nathan HEctord of 109
Stanford CIrcle.
Mr. and Mrs. II. D. I.oclwood arrIved home
Thursday from a month's trip through Texas
and Old exlco. '
Mr. and ! rs. Julius 'Houck St Louis arc
with the family of Mr. Fred Metz , Jr. . on
Twenty-elgbth street.
hiss Alice Drake returned from St. Cath-
erIne's seminar . Davenport yesterday , to at-
tend the wedding of lien sister
Mr. and litre. George I. Doggs heft Wednesday -
day for Arkansas to be gone two mcumtiis
! r. Boggs goes south In search of health .
Miss Miller of Prankln , : and ! I. Al-
bert Frederick Miller , the groom to be at the
Miller-Drake wedding , have arrIved In Omaha
for the Interestng ceremonies.
Monday e\enlng a largo reception will be
given at Creighton college for Count Creigh-
ton. This Is a very pretty complment , and
the affair will doubtless be a great success.
Prof. Chatelain gave his fourth reading In
French yesterday at thQ residence of Mrs.
John L. 'Vebster. These lectures are greatly
enjoyed , and all attended by a score or more
wonton every \\'eel.
Mr. John C. Wharton and hits mother , Mrs.
Fitzgerald , entertaIned at dinner Thursday
evening Major Halford , Mr. and Mrs. W. V.
Morse , Hev. S. D. and Mrs. McCormick . Mr.
and Mrs. Hchard Carrier , Mr. and Mrs.
Wilhelm.
Wihelm.
C. E Chapin , who will be remembere by
many On\aha people as hovlng been connected
with the general freight office of thE MissourI
Paelfo under Mr. J. O. Phiippi , Is now city
editor of the St. Luis Post , and Is remakIng .
I reputation ' fol himsel In , newspaper circles .
Cards hav& been received announcing the
marriage , February 26 , of Miss Mole Gar-
IFch , formerly of this city , to Mr. Arthur i
Sylvester Luria of New York. Miss Gnrlhch
will be remembered by many friends In
Omaha , who extend to her sincerE congratu- '
laton .
Mr. and ! rs. S. A. McWlorter gave a
. beautiful violet dInner Thursday evening , timetable
table being an artistic pIcture of lovely
napery and cut glasa The guests were : ! r.
md ! rs. F. D. Johnson , Mr. and ! rs.
Charles A. Coe. Judge and Mrs. W. C. Ives ,
Mr. and ! r. ii. G. ! urt.
Mrs. Frank Ewing of Poppleton a\'onue returned -
turned this week from the Osteopathic institute -
tute at KlrllsYle , Mo . where sue has for
four months been undergoing treatment for
spInal trouble of many ycars' standIng. Her
legion of friends will be glad to lear that
her health' Is completely rostored.
The members of La Rosa Social club will
give one of their enjoyable dancing parties
at Morand's dancing academy on Wednesday
evening next The Invitations havE now been
issued and from the arrangement being
made thIs will doubtless le one of tie best
entertainments of its kind that has been
given this season
A serIes oC steroptcon views of Italian
paintng will be gIven at time Woman's
club rooms under the directon of ! IS. Judge
Koysor , broiler of the art department , he .
clnnlng March 2. lt 2 p. m. . Early Masters ;
March 5. lll : p. m" , Dn VIncI and Angelo ;
Mardi 9. 2 p. m. , Raphael : March 13 , 4:15 :
p. am. , "The Venetians . " The studies used
are from ! l. Farrar of Chicago , and all the
same as used In his own lectures The ob-
jcct of these lectures Is to start a fund for
the foundaton of an art Instute similar to
the one , now at ChIcago.
On Tuesday ( evenIng last Mr. AI Sander of
21Ci Coming street was very much surprised
by a party given In his hiommor. nurlug time
evening the guests were delIghtfully entor-
tamed by ! r. A. Sander , who played the
violin for dancing , and at a late hour an
ex elent lunch was served Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. A. Ii. Sander , Mr. and
! rs. Cunningham , Mr. and ! rs. Iulla of
Florence , Mr. and litre W. I' . Arnoldi , ! I.
and ! rs. Conumehly . ! r. and litre I. Sander
MIsses Hooney , M. Hamrick , A. Arnoldi , K.
Worden , hi. lorten , Connoly , T. 10lmer ;
htemiars . , A. H. Sammdor jr , F. C. Shatter , E.
Sander H. Ireger , J , Ford . John ArnoldI ,
James Arnoldi.
One of time pleasant parties gl\en the last
week was tIme masquerade given by the
Aurora Borealis club last Thursday even-
Ing Among those present were : Messrs.
and Meedanies Sanford Paler. Benson , Stu-
ben 'Vasek , Donaimue Lessentin . Thomas ,
McKenna and Swoboda ; Misses litierer ( .
Heven , Clieabro McKenna , Latsch , Thomas ,
Haln. DOMhue , Cotton . Latchm , Russell , I'ot.
ten , Tait , Craig , Potter , Foatner , Nison , iltis-
sell , ibuxhuold. Adera , Nisomi , Fredrickson ,
Latschm and McKenna ; Measra , McKay , Zinm-
mimer , Iluximold , Kirkiammd , Nicol , Brown ,
Adera , Craig , Strange , l'mmge , Osborne , Heat-
imig , Zimnmner , Niaon , hborsnman , Timommmson ,
flommabuue , Inmithi , Tlmonmson ,
0mm February 18 time Woman's club mnet at
its rooms over time Iloston store. It was
entertained by tue departnment of Germaim iii-
eratmmre , time subject being Goethe , Before tiu
regmular prograemm ii'as taken up tIme muteetiuug
ivas addressed by Mrs. 1)aniway of Portland ,
Ore , Mrs. Danlway is enroule fromn Atlanta.
Ga , , where LImO was a deiegate to time Equal
ltighmts convemmtion , Mrs. 1)aniway a is
brilliant and interesting speakers 'Flue regular
program was opened by two German songs
( In time original ) , followed by a paper on the
"Loves Cf Goethe , " Mrs , Charles Potter
kindly consented to read a paper that had
beemm written by an absent member , The
creaumi of time mmieeting was a paper written
by litiss hiryno on "Time Women Goethe
Loved. " Time program ciosd by time reading
of a paper by time leader of thus departimmemmi ,
Mrs. Wegla Tracy , in which site 'eulogized
time itmmuimurtsl bard.
IN LOCAL NUSIGAL CIRCLES
rnatd Entertainments Wherein Omaha
Artists Will riguro This Week ,
REhEARSALS PROMISE GOOD RESULTS
5lmume , 5ttirnitfcriuig utuuil Emutimr Auicutmmuumuu
Mnko suit Exeehlemtt Inipressioum mat l'hutttS
immomtthm-ltnuuer ? mboore to ( 'ouuime't ma
Choral Chite-Chat of Mtusiclumme ,
A rehearsal of time Apollo club occurred
Tuesday night at time Voting Mcmi's Christian
assoclatiomi hell , amid was well attended ,
about aevommty beimmg presemit. Time work in
Preparation is "Fair Ellen , ' ' time words of
which arc taken front time old I3eotcim song ,
"The Campbells are Comnimmg , " anti Max
liruach is respotmsible for time music. ivery-
body seeumis very much Interested amid time
work is progressing flmmoly , Of the $1,000
tlmought imecessary to cover expemmees , nearly
time vimohe aniount imas been subscribed and
time promnoters feel assured of time success of
the enterprise. Out account of Inconvemmienco
to somno of time mitemmibere tIme rehearsal mmiglut
wIlt bo chuangeil fromn Monday to Tuucetlay
oveuming. Thmo large rooumt in time city hail
forunt'rly occuitled by time opera festival
school has beemi sc'cumred by Mr. Pemmimehl and
future rehearsals will lao lmohi there.
Time Ileetluoven String quartet will give
its' fourth recItal this ( Sunday ) aftcrnoomm at
:3O : o'clock , in time roommie of thm Woumman's
club , Sixteenth amid lougias streets. Mute ,
Muemmteturimug will be thmo artIste of imomfor on
this occasiomi , with hem Franz A' teimutann ,
violIn. Time programmi wili be as folio ia :
Qumirtet-Op , ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (
Un hi000 Andmtmito-Allcgro mmiol . , ed mugi-
tate.
Ilommmnnze , Ammdnmitino ,
I ntenmnt'zzo , Allegro mole am , i
Fimial , Lomito-l'rcstonl Saltuireiio.
Sonmtto-for ( imiano amid violin ) Ohm. 11 . . . ,
Itubinst in
Moderato comm mnoto.
lmtodcrnto , Comm VmtuiazionI ,
Sciil'rzo-l'rostlRsimno ,
Fimmnle , Adagio non toppo et lutoderato eon
Inoto.
Qmuartet-Op , 44 , No , 1..hiondelssohmn
Molto Allegro Vivace.
Mmne. Muentefeu'ing nmmti lien pupils on time
plammo , kindly assisted by Mr. Franz AmId-
mimann , vIolIn , will give a recital next Tlmuurs-
day eveumimig at 't'oummmg Men's Ciunistiami asso-
elation hall. 'limo program Is as follows :
Immvttmution to time W'nItz-Qumamtet ( for
two ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
let , piano , Mrs. ? utmmcnteferimtg , Itirs. .1. M.
Macfarlmtnul ; 2d 1)hamio , Mrs. (3. ( II ,
Tzschmucic , Miss Myrtle Coomi.
Lacimtnubchmen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bout'
lilies Annie Conul ,
Mmtrehmo Ilongroiso.-Duo fem two plamios )
b . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DCKoumskI
lilies Ditmturf , Miss 1)evnr.
Melody in F . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .liubhumateimi
lilies Edith tier.
Mazurek . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l'adorcwski
Miss Lultu Scimonk.
Sonata for Piano amid Violin , No. 3 , Op.
12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ileethuoven
Mine , Muentcfenimmg , IIem'r Franz Adelmnanmi ,
Mlmiuc'tt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Itiedermnann
lilies Edith Dovey of Plattsmouthm.
Lyrlscho . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Miss Mary Nasum ,
Caprice Espagumole..hioszkowski
Miss Irma Morley of Sioux City , In ,
Andante mund Vuriations-Duo for two
pianos ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Schumann
Miss Etto. Creigimton , Mrs. Muentefering.
Mr. Timber will net give his recItal in
TrinIty cathedral this afternoon on account of
being out of the city , and the recital will
be postponed indeflnitely.
For the benefit of the piano rund , a musicale -
sicale will be ghvemm Tuesday evening of tlui
week at the St. litany's Avenue Congregational -
tional cimurclm , tIme program of which will be :
Organ Selection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Solo-Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
With iolIii obilgato by Charles A. Jilggimas.
Mrs. Ely.
Quartet- I
a Plaumtation Medley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
h , Old Kentucky Home. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Thuratomi Itifies Quartet-First tenor , Wallace -
lace ; second tenor , overdale ; first bass ,
Jtichmnrmls : second bags , Hoffman ,
Solo-The Secret . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Garmas
Myrtle H. Coon ,
oio-Selccteu1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Juicum Lurumbard ,
Violin Solo-
a Nocturne , op. 9 , No. 2. . .Chapln-Sarasati
b Hummgarian Dance..Iiraiiuns-Jonchuimmi
Charles A. higgins.
( PiammO accompaniment by MIss HIggins , )
Solo-Soleted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
\ 'alterVllkimms ,
Duet-The Fisherman..Caubusse
lilies Johns amid Miss Ely.
Solo-
a Queen of time ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '
b htedeemncd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'rowmmer
C Selection ( Swedisim ) . . . . . . . . . . . . Huitman
Rev. J , H. Iiultmamm ,
quartet-Daffodils . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A. Foote
F Inst soprano , hiunchoff ; second aojmnmmno ,
lilies Joimnmt : first alto , hirs. Mortoim ; second -
end alto , Mrs. Ely.
Accompanist , John Id , Butler.
Thmo following is time program for thmo nmu-
sicai service at time First Congregational
church ( lila evemmlmmg :
Orgami-
Largo Appassionata , from Somiata No.
2 , op. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Antiemimie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .GUlimmmamit
Animate Grazioso . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sunam't
Quartet-Selected . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
hlrg. Squires , him's. Morton , Mr. Ziicjtobt'rts ,
Mr. Abbott ,
Offertory-Slumimber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Solo-Lord , God of Abraham , from EliJah -
Jah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mendelssohn
Mr. homer Moore ,
Postlude , from Noel . . . . , . . . . . , , . . Saint Sans
A parlor musicale was given on the even-
imig of tIme 18th at time imomomo of Mrs. 0 , J ,
KIng , 1124 Georgia muvemimie , time lmroceeda to
be usemi toward furnishing a roommm in time
hiothmodlat hospital. litre , King is a teacher
Iii tIme Ilanscommm Park Metlmodimit Episcopal
Sunday scimool , and tIme program was non-
dered by lien class , every nummiber showing
care and cultivation , Time program was as
follows :
PART T.
Chorua-Hnrkl hark ! My Soul . , . , , . , . Faber
Class.
March-Norwegian Bridal i'roresaion.Circig
Miss Frances Stanilimmim ,
Vocal Duet-ltoso-llushu , . . . . , , , , . . . . , hodges
hisses Clmaffee and Crawford ,
Hecltatiomt'-Moiiy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kellogg
hiss Jammnie Weaver ,
I'iano-Aummtrian thong , Op. Ui . . , , . , , , , I'ncluor
Miss Gertie Weaver.
Pimumio Dumet-t3onata 1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mozart
Mlses Ilertzier and lloyd ,
Recitation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'iViii Carltomm
Miami Casmmio Doyle ,
PART 11.
I'iammo-Ilrenk of Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Muller
Miss Jhem'ihma hiortzier ,
Vocal Duet-Swallows' Farewell . . .JCuckerm
Misses Grace mmmi Ella Crawori ,
Piano-2 mmmc Mmmzoumrka . , . . , , , , , , , , , , , flodard
lilies Mabel Boyd.
Vocal-Tit for Tat. , , , , . , , , . , , , Henry I'ontet
lilies Grace Crawford ,
I'iuno-VulHe do Conemsrt , Op. 30 Imi 1)
, , . . . ' , , , . , . . , , , , ' ' , . . , , . . . , , . . . , ' , \\'Iemmawski
huin Corn Chiuftce ,
qiuorume-God lie \'ithm You . . , , , , , , . , , , 'i'omner
Class.
Mr , Homimer Moore , who imas made a most
fiattenimmg imimpression mmmi a singer milmmce lila
advent in the mmiusicai world of Omaummm , bias
been secured to take charge of time tousle of
the First Comigregatiummal church , In imuldi.
( ion imo will conduct a class in vocal cui-
tore and choral training in time lecture roosmu
of the church for a series of sixteen even-
imigs , comnniencimmg about time first of March ,
During these leitsomma ? itr , Moore will give
somne Practical talks on mnusicai subjects , 1mm-
( erspersed with songs amid chorus work hiy
way of illustration ,
Time choir of time Central church , Ts'emmty-
fourth ammi Dodge , Is imreimariug for a concert
to be iiven Tuesday evening , March 5 , ThIs
choir has been doimig some good work durimmg
tIme winter under the direction of I'rof , hcratz ,
I Righest of all in Leavening Powcr-Latcst 13 , S ( Joy't keport
DrV1 Baking
\w Powder'
' SOLJTELV PWE
and with the aesltano of some prominent
local talent wIll give a good concert ,
'lily hI IS i.iOec" :
lioy , Jamne. , ( I , lihaimme 'ae Aiie to Tel
1'rruicis Wilson , time Uperuutlo uttar.
Some years ago the late James 0 , lliaino
nmi Francis Wilson were fellow passengers on
a transatlantic stesimmer , anil dmmrlumg a coumver-
saGan omie ( lay Mr Wilson learned that Me ,
hilnimie untIed himself upon his ability to re-
nmeuuibcr nammies anti faces , those of any lierson
lie Imiot lmever escaplmmg hilni , thuo statesmmian
chalummed , "Do you nmean , Mr. Ihislmme , " alui
\'iisomi , "tdmat If I were to call upon you a
year huemico ) 'OU womuhd be able to call mao
by haute amid say vluere wo iuiett" "Ccc-
tnlmmly , ' ' said hllaine , Time mmext tlmmieVilson
was in Washiimgtoii lihaimme was secretary of
state , Otto miay they met , Wilson , as was
hue customim , bclmmg itutbiteil so quietiy ( Imat 1,0 ,
imati a decithedly uniumietenial look. They aimook
imantle at the tlceic in time Arhimmgtoui hotel.
' ' 'e1l , Mr. Vihsou , , " Saul iuiamimo , ' 'what are
you doing in Vi'asimlumgtomi ? limuvu you a chumreflu
lucre now ? " ' 'No , " mtmmevcredViison , ' 'I emma
ommhy on a 'isit , ' ' They chmattetl a while emu
'anIouus topics , chmlelly those which ought be
( 'xlectcl to immterest a clergyummmuum , and then
iiialuie icmit to lila carriage nnti 'a'ilson
started mit ton a walk , Blalumo luau not gommmi
ft block , however , when hue retuurmmed to time
hotel nuuti saiti to hiaumnger hieiuumett : "VIll
you ime hcimmd cimouim to tell Mr.Vilson that
mumy muistako was emily temmiporar ) ' , knew Ito
was Wlisomm , thin actor , as soumi as I got a
good view of bile legs. "
N tialtalo at i'iuttsimmoumtli ,
Time P. II. 0. Gernmauu history chaos of
l'lattsmmmoutim was splendidly entertained at time
hmommie of Mrs. Gecrgo lmavey'emimmesday even-
log , Mimic , hluentefening cmiii llerr Franz .uIoh-
ummaimmi being time solosts of honor 0mm this occa-
elan , TIme umrogrnumm opened with Cluophum's
' 'holistic ' iii A list , " lmla'et.l uvitlm beautIful
effect amid was , followed by Herr Aticimmiammn ,
who gave as a violin solo tIme Legenfie by II.
Wientavski , wluiclu imo remidered In an exceedingly -
ingly skillful mimaumumer , "Mr. Adeimuamib comae
as a stranger to a Plmittimiomuthm autileumee , but
won time ntlummlratbomu of all by hits mmymiipatlmetio
lmlayiumg , " 533's a corresgtmmdent of Time lice.
A beautiful Ittubinstein sonata for lmlammo timid
violin was followed by Mendelssohn's much
adummireti "Andante onmi Itondo Capnlcloso. "
Thuhmi wmis given by request ( , as was also Schmti-
bert's " $ erenade , " anti no nuuntbers were muons
thmoroughuly emmjoyeui than they. "F'aust Fan-
tasie" for violIn by Sarasate , anti Cliopiuu'a
"Nccturne in F" iu'er ; pleasingly reumtlered ,
ammd after' iratciulng eight sweet little girls in
caps , go'ns anti curls go thmrommgh a pretty
drill time guests rclmmctantiy left , hmmt1ng speni
ml mmmost emmjoyablcm evenIng , duuo largely to tlmt
effort of hire. C. F. Stoutenboroumghu and Mrs.
Dove ) ' , wlmo kimifihy tendered her panicre fet
tlmo recital.
Clumit oC MumtIeltiic.
htIs Ihertha Bayhis , well kumowmu to many
Omaha uimusicinmms , is mmiakimmg a big hit Ic
"Time Fencing Master" cmi tour , Simo is sup.
portIng hiss Iorotimy Mortomi , and those vimc
have seen lien say she Is stunnimig.
Ilomiry It. Abbey hits had ammothmer attack oi
grip , but lie wIll recover , Time opera seasomm
In Now York has been very imrofltable , Mr.
Abbey saId tIme other day : "Our receiimts on
an average of hid whole season of thmlrteexm
weeks have been $7,000 nmore each week titan
last year , Our eXpemmses immure been $2,500 a
\reek more thmmmn last year , mit title leaves us
a clear mmmargiui of profit of $4,500 on every '
tveok of time season. I simoului say 1mm round
nmummtbers that omur lmroflts would be about
$100,000 In New ToniC. "
A person imavimmg a reserved seat on a cold ,
ulamp night , on the picket fence of time Old
Granary burying ground , amid listening to Marc
Antimony's ( mineral oration miet to the dead
mmmarchm In "Saul , " sung by a dtuummls , man mind
orchestrated for a broken hand organ , would
extract ummore hmumnor from time situation timan
from "Dr. Syntax" whicim Do Woif Hopper Is
playing , says time mnuslcai critic of the Boston )
Journal , Ibsen's "Ghosts" is a whirlwind 01
merriment by time side of it , amid spending an
evening in a faumtiiy mausoieumn is bubbling
mIrth In comparison.
Lectum'o to LdIos ,
The first of a series of three lectures will
ho given by litre. P. 'II. Keyes of San J3'rami.
cisco at Royal Arcanumm hall , Bee buiidimmg ,
tomorrow aftornoomi. Time growimmg dolbeacy
and hack of endurance mmml increasing sue-
ceptibihity to dIsease amomig wommmemm , cape-
daIly Ammiorican womnen , is dmue miot ommiy to
improper treatment , so frequently adopted ,
but to a defective eduacation relating to tIme
laws that govern amid control her physIcal
being. Timero is mme greater stumily for women
timan women. Behievimig title , thIs course of
lectures hmas been organized ummder time supervision -
vision of time Viavi compaumy. Time instruc-
tiomus gIven will be almhmbe , untechmnical and
practical itt character. Every lady wimo is
ammxiouus to preserve and increase tier store of
tlmo choicest of all possessions-perfect '
health-is cordially invited to attend all of
these lectures hlonfiny , W'ednestlay anti Fri.
day , at 2:30 : p. in. sharp. Adnuiesion free.
AFEW MORE
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$1.00 patents ( over 200 kindmi ) , SOc. i
Soc Immutemitmi ( over 100 hindu ) , 25c. ,
25c lmtenis ( o''r ZOO lulmuls ) , m0 , .
750 nnml $1.0) FiuteS'Immes ( ( or medicinau
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25c ponioumi lhmuster5 ( about 1 mloz. kInds ) ,
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iSo Toilet Stoop ( tx S cakes ) , 5c box ,
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25c GlycerIne Sumpposltorles , hOc box ,
25c hmttle Caught Syrup , Pills , etc. , tOo ,
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2c Taicumm l'owder , jOe.
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$1.50 2.mjt. F'ommmutmtimm 3ym'Imiges , , 75c ,
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Second tioor west of l'ommt Office ,
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As you look at tlmis "Cosy Corner" you cart
feel time pulses of cmnfort beating all timroughi
your body at eighty to time mInute ,
it is all mails in omme pIece , amid it flits Into
any corner of time roommi , takimig ito space that
cannot be easily spared , and converting an
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imook in thi wimole house ,
You canmmot cverestimnate time effect of one
of tlmeeie "cosy coremens" itt a rooni it. chamies
tIme whole aimartunemut ; t is odd mmnd "inter-
eatIng" ; It is comnfort.cramnmmmed , and it is
fashIonable.
It is mmot expemmsive. Io imot be frightened
by time bugbear of ecanommmy , 'fliere Imi no rca-
son why ycu ihmould not own It as iuaturahiy
as you would own a sofa. I'rice will mmot pro-
vemmt you , Will you umot see It mit omueQi
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TIlE hARGitST SToiC OP'
YURNLTUIULi IN OMAhA ,
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