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IETY i E1RL1 SU1IER
KountNicho1son WethBng tim Event of
th Near rutuTo.
USUAL NUMBER OF MINOR FUNCTIONS
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! nn7 I'cnj1 I'rrpurJn tc , iie
. , IvlN tO IhV Cool 1tIDtt $ There
to 1l.iajiIn 1)irhI tke
IIeiitc4 Terni.
Society flrntlly taken tTI ! Itu lUIflnOr
quoL. end but little can be expected in a
iocthI way until ho coming of autumn , * de
from a low weddIn Vaat tre to oc.ur In
the near future , the nicut Iniprtznt Of whIch
Ia tim on Lhrit will unite .1t. NIcho1ofl und
? .1Is Kotintze , and whIch will ho celebratcd
Juno 10. WhIle this weddltig will bR a
mo8t quiet affair , IL will ho % egartd a the
event of the eaon , owing t' tse high a'cI'aI
standhg of th contractIng partler. 'rho IIit
ot Invited gucoto to the wci'iIni ' vII1 not
ho largo , yet It will I1icludo ninny of tim
prominent people Gt th cLty , a well n
rcmo from abronti.
Last eok the nccI.I ev'nta wcr the
l3arkcr-SrnIth and tim Iloldon-IIOUSO we- : !
dIng , . Aside from theon two eventr , there
wa little that attracted the attonton ! of
tim ocIety PeoPie of the city. Of courio
there were the uauel nmnber of kenslflgtollB
anl minor tunctiono , but there was nothing
that wa upon a grand aIe. It wa& not
expoctctl that much of social importance
could occur , owing to the fact that , like birth'
of paasage' aociety dovotoeM wore proparIg
to intrato o the cooler climes along he
oo9hore. the vOcnIs nn(1 ( the mountain's. ' Of
course , everybody will not leave Omaha tO
renialit away during the heeted period , but
1iost of the people who can ocrapo together
a tow ( ioIIar will Ecek some cool retreat ,
oven It they have to deprive themseivon of
the other 1uxure ! of life. Just where to go
Is something that. agitaten the men uiid
women of limited moan8 , but they nil feel
In duty bound to take au outing , oven if it
10 only for a few t1ay , and that. at uonte
resort near by. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
S III I t I11 II1 4' r.
One of the prettiest and most artlatic 'ked.
dings that baa occurred in Omaha for aevera !
aeaoiis tonic pace at Trinity cathedral
Wcdncdny evening at 8 o'clock , when Mti
Katherine Barker , daughter of Mr. nd Mrs.
John Barker , and Mr. Robert Franklin mitli
of Council fluffs were married.
The church wa beautifully and elaborately
decorated with paints , beautiful potted plants ,
sniiax ! , and 1)111k and white ro'es were
placed In large bunches on the altar. To the
atrains of the I.ohongrln bridal march the
bridal party entered tile church , preceded by
Dean Garilner , who performed the ceremony ,
and Bishop Worthington , who pronounced the
benediction.
Two pretty little flower girls , Marion hailer
and hose CoiTman , led the proCesSIon , wearIng -
Ing dainty little frocks of white organdlo and
carrying large baa.kets of Ia France rooce ,
wearing wreaths of pinic and white flowers.
Then followed tiio u9hors , Messrs. Herbert
Wheeler , Stockton Ifeth , and George Wright
and T. C , liawson of Council 131uTs.
The four bridesmaiits , Misees Drake , Dick-
Insoil , Allen and Cady , were exquisitely
lovely III goWlis of pink niulie made over
pink silk , trimmed in lace nut ! ruilles. Miss
Irako 1111(1 MIss Dickinson were particularly
quaint and pretty , with tichus going around
tiio neck and tied in the back at the waist
line. They all carried handsome bouquets
of Ia France roses.
Mirw 13db Hamilton , the maid of honor ,
was becomingly gowned In white organdie
trimmed in narrow lace. She also carried
a France roses. Then caine the bride , who
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.was escorted by her father. She was beau-
.t2fu1 in her wedding gown of heavy white
satin , which was elegantly trimmed with
point lace. The veil was gracefully caught
by a handoania pendant of diamonds and
pearls. the gift of the groom. She carrIed a
beautiful bouquet of bride'i roes.
TIIO bridal party was met at the chaiicei by
the groom and Ills best man , Mr. Thomas
Metcalf of Council Bluffs. TIle entire bridal
party entered the chance ! , forming two rows ,
hrough which tile bride and groom passed
after tile ceremony.
The reception which followed at the home
of the bride's parents , from 9 to 11 , was well
attended by soCIety peopie. The house was
lavishly decorated with palnis and ferno
and was almost a bmver of loses. The iiewly
wedded iair received under a bower of rose.s
and amliax. They were assisted in receiving
by Mr. rnd Mrs. Barker , Mr. and Mrs.
Churchill Parker , and Mr. Frank S'art.
Mrs. Jiarker was attractive in a handsome
gown of brocaded satin and trimmed In
duchesse and point lace.
Mrs. I'arker was gowned In black nttin
with a bc'dico of blacic chiffon over gray s.itin.
Throughout tliO drawing rooms assisting
wore Mrs. F' . P. Kirkendall , Mrs. L. 3.
Dralco , Mrs. Dickinson , Mrs. Cady. Mrs.
hailer , Mrs. hianiilLn , Mrs. Metcalf , Miss
hawley of Lincoln , Mrs. Cornish.
Punch was served by Misses Webster ,
Squires , Dandy and Amy Barker In the
Ilbrary.
Mrs. Coffman and Mrs. Allen presided
over the ( linhlig room , which was heauti-
fully decorated with strings of smilax
coniing down to tim four corners of the
table anti On which were Ia France roses ,
candelabra and bonbolls , willie the mantel
and sideboard were almost hidden by tile
palms nOd ferns.
Mids Dickinson caught the bride's , boo-
quet. The bride's traveling gown was
of cadet blue cloth trimmed in white satin.
The wedding presents were numerous and
costly.
'Mr. anl Mrs. Smith will be at home to
their friends in Council limiTs ,
in honor of the bridal party , Miss hello
hamilton gave a charming dinner Monday
evening Which was one of the prettiest and
most complete of the season ,
Tile guests were seated at two tables ,
yliicii vero prettily decorated with flowers.
The CeflterlieCo of one Was ConhlosOfi of
scarlet gerallIlInlo , the other was of white
roses. very enjoyable evening was speilt
by Miss flarker , Miss Allen , Miss Webster ,
Miss Dalldy , Miss Drake , Miss Caily , Miss
Dickinson , Miss Ruth and the Missea ham.
ilton , Mr. Smith , Mr. Metcalf , Mr. Dawson ,
Mr.Vheeor ! , Mr. hfotIm , Lieutenants Pelt ,
Doati , hiutcheson , Mr. herbert Coohe and
Mr. McCoy.
Time bride gave her maids dainty pearl
laurel wreath stickplns.
Ono of the daintiest and most delightful
luncheons of the season was given by Miss
Cady Monday in honor of Miss Katherine
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Darker and her bridoanmaids. The table
vas beautifully decorated with ha France
roses , which fermi' . . ! the centerpiece , Iachi
Was given a tutu souvenir wlmich tIle bride.
elect wiehed on eanil fair guest amid mnuclI
laughter amid merrimnent.
Covers were laid for Miss Darker , Misa
hello hianhiltoil , Miss Drake , Miss Dickinson
Miss Grace Allen , Miss Calpotzor , Miss
l3rown , Miss Edith Smith and Miss Cady ,
.Jfl'klllNI'INll ,
A quiet hobo wedding was celebrated at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. William F , Knapp
at high noOn Tuesday , May 26 , the contract.
lug parties being Mr. William M , Jackson ,
ft risming yomlllg attorney of flodtord , ha , , and
Miss Nettie A , Neleon , a vister of Mrs.
hCnapp. alli a very estlmnsblu and accom.
pushed young woman.
11ev , Wathiell of ihotiford , an intimate
friend of time greeni , porforined the care-
0110mw. only relatives almil a fos' : intimate
friends baing Prosout ,
After congratulations luncheon was served
and at 4 o'clock the happy couple left , anmid
shower of rice , for flediord , wiero thuy
P ; wtll c mnmenco lOUsokeoping at once in their
own homna , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I I oh , iea-hl ems
A very pretty wedding occurred at All
Saint'a church ruesda , June 2 , at 12:30 : ,
iehon Dr. Horace 'I' . lloblen was united in
marriage to 3itss Lthhian house ,
The bridal party entered the church to the
strain.s of music , preceded by the rector ,
hey , ' 1' . J , Mackay , lie was tohlowe4 by
the ushers , Masses , aouii Diets , Charles
1atleerinan , Howard Clark and Michael Clark.
' sari , thou the bridenmaids , Mi.s.es Parker
and Ihausermuan , who vero beconminly gowned
in dainty figured orjandiea , niado over jalo
green silk. They wore followed hay time pretty
little rjog bearer , Carolina Dickay ; lastly
the bride and her brother , They wet. met
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by lhm grabi , and Mr. A T. unimetI at the
c'lci'i. vhc'ri palms , ferns am.1 rossi teoro
tisad in decor.ztirig.
When ieavhn , tha hirc1m , the bridal party
wsa precede.i by two pretty little flower
gri , , wile strescel rcsce anil floers di wrm
thA ap'e. !
The brile , who is a pretty blonde , wa
ioveiy in a gown of vhite orgalkhio , made
over white silk , trlmnme ilcari pa&ommaenterie.
She earie4l bride raes.
A re'etIrli , au held at hon'c of the bride's
l'arcnts ( III Dodge street , after the cereniony
from 2 uiitii 4 o'clock , which wae vehl at.
tClltil'lJ. 'FhO preselits vero very beamtlfli.
'rho bride's bouquet was eatight by Miss
hlolten , Dr. and Mrs , hlolden left OI the
afternoon train far Denver and other woetertm
pOinte. They vIhI be at home to 'heir
frIends at 2'3G lodge trect ahmorihy.
. Cna.-Pnvhr.
Or. Decoration mlay Mr. C. 11. Fowier of
this city vas imnlkd ltm marriage to Miss Itena
4 Cao of h1oeac I'ahis , N. Y. , at the honon
of the hiride'a ilareilts. Time young couple
vl1h reside for a chart time at 1571 North
Eighteentll street , but. will shortly remove
into a home at their own.
1' ret t ? J'a , t li I "i . . gei1flllh , "
Mrs. Frederick 1'rjgel and Mrs. Charles
S. Jaynes gave a kensIngton Wednesday aft-
ornooml btwt'eim the billIes of 2 and 6 at time
former's honme , 'trtgotwoed. " The hostesses
were aM'ated ! in rcetvin by thIc Misses Orr
and Irako.
"Eagoiwood" ii beautiful with flowers and
sirubbcry tlii time of year and ( ho lawn
and hmommso were sliggestively decorated with
ql&otatiolls from Shakespeare , whiiclm afforded
mnorrinment to ( ho guests , oven to the motto ,
"Get ye hence , ye hii creatures , " which
mnystcriousiy appeared oor tlo gate as the
gtlot took I heir departnrc "Progressive
Cat" vas a fratmlro of thoentertainmont.
Mr. 1\'elke ? won the greatest number of
ganmomi , and receiet1 the first prize , two conning -
ning cat pictures , framed in grilmi. Mrs. ( limo
was given th consolation prize , a drawing
sinto and pencil.
Tim guests Ircsant vere : Mesilames Copeland -
land , Lord , hteemi , Lawton , Iimncan , Simeidon ,
Quo , Adanms , Lohnmer. lioudinot , Strassner ,
Walworth , Usher , Rich , ihradbury , U. L.
Fishier , Dayton , Dryant , Smith , Neal , Canan ,
II. S. Jaynea , 0. F. Jaynes , Stokes , Mchn-
tosh , Lewis , Wallace , iteynoids , Weber ,
Climbs , Garratt , Miller , \Vhitakor , Lawe , F.
Patrick , S. 0. l'ntrlck , Walker , Carleton ,
Eddy , Mitchell , Cowgili , Axtoii , Engleman ,
Lamphero and \'lnter.
tlrs. ICa-lIy's icnsiimgtnn ,
Mrs. Kelly gave a very enjoyable kensington -
ton Thursday afternoon at her home , on
Wirt Street. The house was prettily decorated -
rated with potted plants and cut flowers.
Each guest was given a paper , on which
was written the. name of a soti. On another -
other paper she illustrated thto solmg , and
this was passed from one to another , and
guesses were mode as to what soimg the
picture represented , Of the thirty-six numbers -
bers given , twenty-one were correctly
gues.ed by six. In ( ho draw Mrs. hhyher won
time first prize , a beautiful DresJen china
berry dish. The second prize , a pretty china
plato , which was for the best illustration ,
was captured by Mrs. Cathiors.
, Tiise present were : Mesdanmee W , D.
Percival , C. Simepard , W. L. Itoss , Charles
Johnson , John A. Eyler , John T. Catlmers ,
George ii. Eddy , Jay D. Foster , S. D. Lece ,
Thomas It , Word , Ben itobidoux , 0. H. Cur-
( Is , Robert hunter , Janies liowie , Wallace
C , Drake , Ed Mcachron , Robert Mcach-
roil , D. W. Morrow , H. Bc.tebener , hI. T.
Fahis , James Traihl , G. W , Lower , W. D.
Crawford , llryce Crawford , Frank Martin ,
Ed Smith , Herman Ochiltree , Carl Ochil-
tree , Asa Laimd , Smith , Charles Stokes , A.
S. Oast , Howard Ochiltree , John Platner ,
v. 0. henry. Ed Smith , Miss Tenlo Ilowie ,
Miss Warren ,
Ci'Iehrmatei 'I'hi-Ir Ilirtimilnys ,
List Friday evening at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. T. 3. Carmody a very novel
triple birthday party was given by Mrs.
T. J. Carmody , Mirs Mary Fisher and Mr.
James Connelly. The lawn was Illuminated.
Dancing and gaines were continued untii a
late hour , after which refreshments \vore
served , 'Fhose present were : Mr. and Mrs ,
T. 3. Carmody , Mrs. Janmes Fisher , Mr. and
Mrs. 'mV. McCormick , Mrs. Kingston , Mrs.
Milatead , Mrs. flolan , Mrs. Athmorton ; Mbaes
Kathryn Fisher , Marie Fisher. Kathryn Hay ,
Lizzlo Devaney , Emma Meyer , Hannxh
Seivey , Lucy Fisher , Manilo Coagreon , Nellie
Ilolan , Jean McCormick , Julia Gorman , Annie
McCormick , Ida Manger , Hattie Manger ,
Dora Manger , 'Mary McCormick ; Mesers.
George , htmiihian , Williams , Willie German ,
Siattery , Connelly , Huane , Spencer , Treitake ,
M. Williams , jr. , German and Schiller.
Jimlin illIIt'r's I'ari' .
One of the pleasant events of time week
was a party given by Mr. John Miller , at
lila home , Thursday evening , Games were
played and dancing was indulged in until a
late hour , when refreslmmnents were nerved ,
Those present were : Misses Ada Chembor-
Un , Josle Galles , Lida Ellis , Lii Mesh , Lea-
lie Ellis , Jessie Gihhlam , Maud Meak , Lena
Peterson , May Ihilis , Grace Gbdwyn , Alice
hirlttcn. Maud Baxter , Lena Guiwits , Fay
Arnaton , May Wright , Minnie Buxton bud
Pearl Stevens ; Messrs. George Mesker , Ches-
tar Graves , Fred Drown , Joke Kirk , Low
Dradehaw , Charlia Uritton , Rob Miller , D.
Giles , Charlie Peterson , A. M. heron , George
Golf , Art hiahlerd , Frank McDonald , W. lien-
dryx , Archie fluiwits , harry Ford , harry
11111 , Charlie Mack , Fred Anthony , Lester
Miller and John Miller ,
l'Ieismint Church Social ,
The young people of St. John's Episcopal
church held a very pleasant social at. the
residence of Mr , G , J. Storiey last \'odnos.
day evening and enjoyed timenisoivem , with
games and music. leo creammm and cake were
served during the evening.
Those imi attendance wore : Misses Mahel Ii.
Armstrong , \Vinnio hliahmop , Edith E. Mathis ,
Mabel Mthki , Clara Turner , ] 3ertha Morton ,
IAda hhrainard. Clara Nelson , Mabel Nelson ,
Grace l'arics , Bertha Pixton , Lou Estii , Elile
hirainartl , tIme Misses Morton , and Miss loft
of Lincoln , Neb , ; Merers. George F. Stoney ,
Joan Stevens , ilurt Stevens , Arthur Lulbi-
burg , F. Valtors , Walter Austin , Arthur
HaUl , James K. Stommoy , Ed hladfleld , Ernest
Mcssersrnlth , itobors Springburg T. Estil
and Thomas D. Stonoy.
Slmrirlsemi IfsM StnfTrd.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Marie Stafford at her home last Friday
evening , A aelected program , consisting of
speaking , music and games occupied time
evonin.
Those present were Misses Myrtle Woarnie ,
Edith Keats , Corn Sirartz , Jemmslo Withirow ,
Editim Paulson , Nellie Burt , Mao Burt , Edith
Stafford , May linac , Susie Griffith , J05i0 Julio-
son , May Seanman , Julia Lang , Marie Vomn
Wag , Louise VJnI Weg , Lizzie Swartz , F'rank
I3ryammt , h'aui Van lervoort , Veno Coy , Hal
Copyrack , Earl Tunlaun , Albert howell , Dan'
Kinney , Roy Parker , George Parker , George
Roche , harry Withrow , Charles Bemoan ,
George StueffeiFredEvamms , Himmier Frusull ,
lhlli.rtuhleI her Suhmoul I'rit'smis.
Miss Clara hlcrvey of Walnut 11111 enter-
tamed at her homo last ThursJay evening ;
thmo occasion being iii honor of the class of
' : ia of the Walnut 11111 school. Time penny
gamuma was playei during tile evening , at
which Miss Edith Dumnont and Mr. George
Scateli won the prizes. Thcoo Present 'yore :
Iiilemes Davis , Maybel Hull , lttmtlmViley ,
Editil lumont , Idnmnma South , Liilio I'alm-
( mist , Jalbotlo Miller , Jeaslo Johnson , ; Memmsra ,
hiomm Seatan , Dale Dawson , Clarence Owen ,
George Seaton , Edward Itooney , Earl liorvey
hiatt Wheeler , ltcderick Robert. , Mont Ca.oo
and \Vill harvey.
A I'lensnuj Surprise l'urty.
Last Monday evening MIsS Sara Thompson
waa given a surprise at her lmonu , on North
'Fivonty'tiiltd street , the occasion being her
eighteenth anniversary , Itefrestimmiouta were
served. ,
Among the participants were : Mr. and Mrs.
Whmitolmouse , Mr , and Mrs. Gray , . ' .l , amid I
Mrs. Baldwin , Mr. end Mrs. Walker , Mr. and
Mr. , . U. Y , Anderson , Mr. and Mrs. Thomp. i
son ; Mesdanmceo Creemi , Jeifrie. , Durold , Jerm-
son , lilian , ICelley ; Mules lilian , Jeffrios
Truinbuss , Tbompsomm ; Della Tbomupson
Messrs. hirown , Andreesen , Cliamiea Thomp.-
sau , hialfiwlim , .
HlmterinhmleI for fbi. Chilidri'n ,
A number of boys and iris wore enter-
tamed by Mrs. 0 , C. Kuemmno Wednesday , in
honor 01' imer little guest , ltosio Wippe.rnian.
The little ones very pleasantly silent the I
afternoon , playing various games. Lunch
was served at 5 o'Clock ,
Those present were : M1SSM Itosie Wlpper. I
11108 , Gertrude anti Marie Dake , Ella and
Gu.sale Draste , Lily ltoaunzwelg , Matilda 11011 , 1
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I3erthia Ackerman , Grace Me70t Masters
hiohert Luke , O'c.'r Ituenne , Carl Locke ,
Jobmo Dehsny and Jce Meyer ,
Ccrla.ii Cliii. lntcrtuin.
The final fleeting of time Nebraska Ceramic
club was held in the parlots of the Millard
Ttmc'day afternoon , After tile businees meet-
log , Mrs. Keysor gave a delightfully interest-
log talk 0mm "A Visit to the Royal Worcester
Factory , " which was thoroughly enjoyed by
nil present.
Therm , were a ntmrtmber of friends of tim
club invited and about forty jmresent. He-
freshilnenta wore served and a plemuant afternoon -
noon Foent ,
3tiss Dickinson's l ) : ties ,
A very enjoyable daimce was given at the
Millard imm time new ball room by Miss 1)Ickn- !
son heat Saturday evening In imolmor' of Miss
Katharine hiaker and Mr. Robert Smith , Time
roomn Wfl5 handsomely ( lecuratel ( and time
orchestra played behind a screen of Paims
811(1 ( llaflts. Supper was rerved in the crmilniry
dowmm stairs , The party was largely at-
tendril , many dropping in after the theater.
Ihmlsrjrtimisti mit ft O'Clock Ten.
Mrs. G. C. Kuenne very ploanntiy outer-
tamed at i ; o'clock tea a number of her
frlend Tuesdiy , in honor ot her guest , Mrs.
11. Wlpperman of Grand Rapids , \VIs. Lunch
% 'ea served.
The guests were : Mrs. II. Wipperman , Mrs.
Stratman , Mrs. 0. Witham , Mrs. W. A. Wig-
milan , Mr. , . C. Lucke , Mrs. CL Dake , Mrs.
ltosenzwcig , and Mrs. Draste.
\'chil luage mmma1 Lhmmf.emmgemmelltN ,
The wedding Cf Miss Edna Ituth and Mr.
McCoy viii occur Tuesday , Juno 10.
The marriage of 1dls Frances Miller flume
and Mr. Green at Eastport , Md. , occurred
on Tuesday of this week. Mirs tlurmma is the
dauglmter of Mr. and Mrs. hi. S. horns , who
formerly lived in Omaha.
Cards were received In town last week announcing -
nouncing time moarriago of Miss Josepimino
\Veicim , daughter of Mrr. Susan S. Welch of
St. Palml , to Mr. Charles Freier1cic Pocimler ,
\Vodnesday evening , Juno 3 , at St. Clement's
church , St. Paul , Mine ,
l'iemsimres I'mtst ,
Mrs. Cimarles leimol entertained the sew-
log circle last Friday.
Mrs. William It. Morris entertained for
Mrs. ROgers Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Milton Barlow entertained at luncheon
yesterday in honor ot Mrs. Charles Gardner.
Mrs. Philip Potter entertained at luncheon
yesterday in honor of Mrs. Jay Morton of
Chicago.
Mrs. William A. Redick entertained in
imonor of imer guest , Mrs. Warren hlogcrs ,
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Lewis Bradford entertained infor-
maliy In honor of Mra Warren Rogers
Wednesday afternoon.
In honor of her guest , Miss Pickons of
hastings , Mrs. G. A. Itathmburn entertained
pleasantly at luncheon Wednesday. 11cr
guests were : Mrs. Harr ) Nott , Miss Martha
Stone , Miss Sargent and Miss Lindsey.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mnncli entertained at
dinner Wednesday evening in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. 0.V , Lininger and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank hailer. Time centerpiece was coIn-
posed of damnssk roses , Covers were also laid
for Dr. armd Mrs. Lawrence.
Misa Subway entertained eight Lasailo
girls charmingly at luncheon last week in
imonor of her guest. Miss hone. There were
present Misses Alien , Taylor , Tukey , Stone.
thme Misses Tuilcy , Gleason amid fleebo at
Council Ilimmifa. The table was prettily
trimmed with roses.
Mr. Robert I" . Smith entertained his
ushers with an elaborate supper at time
Grand imotel , Council Stuffs , a week ago
Thursday , The ushers were nroscnted witim
hmammdsonlo card cases and pocket books coin-
bined. There were toasts and a pleaaammt
evemming was siment.
Mrs. M. B. Pratt gave a very enjoyable
tea last Vednesday afternoon between time
hours of 3 and 6. Those present were :
Mesdanies G. W. Lower , S. N. Drake , H. Mc-
Echron , IV. 3. Gillespie , Flanders , J. John-
ascnm , 3. F. Gathers , F. Bacon , IL McEchron ,
A. M. ltnbb and W , Mallory.
In imonor of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rogers ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W , hiuli entertained the
Whint club. Present were : Mr. and Mrs.
Ringwat , Mr and Mrs. Clmasa , Mr. and Mrs.
Lehmmer , Mr. and Mrs. hamilton , Mr. and
Mrs. Hall , Mr. and Mrs. Wimeeler , Mr. and
Mrs. Rogers , Mr. and Mrs. Bradford , Mr. and
Mrs. Ijeuel , and Mr. and Mrs. Redick.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sorensen gave a do-
liglltful party to their oldest son , John , in
honor of his eleventh birthday , Tuesday
afternoon , June 3 , who assisted by his
younger brother , Walter , received and on-
tertalned his friends ii. a most pleasing
macnor , whilst his mother provided for
these little folks su&i a feast of good timings
as only a good mother can contrive. Some
very nice presents were received. Among
timcso present were : Mabel Strait , hiulda
Carlson , Tulle Driefold , Clara , Coreno and
May Sorensen , Doihlo Jensen , Laura l3avlful
and Lloyd and Fred Jenson.
Out-of-TouIL ViuIir.
Miss Icnippenborg Is the guest of Miss
Nah ,
Mii's Matthews will visit Mrs. Worthington
this veek.
Mfrn Fuller of Cleveland , 0. , Is the guest
of Miss Nortim.
Mis Johnson of Fredonia , N. Y. , is vistIng
her sister Mrs. T. C , Van Duren.
Miss Carpenter , a'ater of Mr. Frank Car-
pouter , is the guest of Mrs. T , Hi. O'Neii ,
Mr. Parker of Boston spent several days
in town last week , the guest of Mr , F. P.
Kirkeimdall ,
Mrs. Jolmn A , Sargent and little son Edward -
ward , who have been visiting Mrs. H. C.
McSllane , returned to their borne in ICansan
cty : , Tuesday.
Miss Davis of Leadville , Cole. , who has
been the guest of Mr. and Mr. . A. L. Heed
for tIme past three montims , returned to her
home Thursday.
Miss Katharine Belle l3ragdon , dau1mtor
of Professor flragdon of Lassaile , is the expected -
pectod gimoat of Miss Grace MIen and
Alice Andreeson ,
Mrs. fi. F. hlauck of St. Louis , Mo. , time
daughter of Frederick Motz , ar. , is in time
city the guest of imor brothers on South
Twenty-eigimtll street ,
Miss Emma Sharp , who imaa been the
guest of her cousimm , Mrs. F. P. hCirkoncjnll ,
for somno timime past will return to her home
Iii California , Wednesday ,
Mr. Frank Lowden Swart caine from Clii.
cage to attend time Darker-Smith wedding
and Is now time guest Cf imis sIsters , Mrs.
IOiln flarkor anti Mrs. Parker ,
Mrs. Ellen flesh , ho has been visiting
friends mind re'atives in town for several
weeks , left Tuesday for Orange , N , J. , where
elme will make her lmonio with her son.
Miss 1)andy , Wile has been time guort of
Isa Webster for ( ho host two weeks ieft
rhureday for Itock Island , Iii , , whore alme
ivill be brideanmald at thu wothhimmg of a I
friend. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Frii-imtIlr Gossip ,
Mtas Edna Donahue is visiting in Spring-
hold , Ill.
Mr. F. P. Kirheontlahi returned from hioston
Thursday.
Mr. 'William Koenig ima.a returned fromu a
visit to St. Louis ,
Mrs. Z. T , Lindsey returned Wednesday
frcm Louisville , ICy ,
Miss Dma Kelly was the guest of Mrs.
Ilouts of Lincoln last week ,
Dr. mmii Mrs. Allison are at home at Tweum.
Ly.sovonth and Famnam streets.
Tim Nicholson'ICountzo wedduimg will occur
at naomi , June 10 , at St. Matthias ,
Mrs. hlos. . and Miss Zotta Ciiurchilj me- I
turned from ClmicagoVedmmeimday
Mrs. Jolmmm Dolmorty and Miss hdmmimmia Croigim.
ton returned frormi Chicago yesterday ,
Mrs. W , F. Miiroy and children have gone
to Ilaltimore , N , Y. , for time auumnmor ,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Gygem- have taken
I.lju hmouso at 1228 Soutlm Twoiuty.eighth street.
3tr , and Mrs. harry Jordan will spopd
Limo suimmimmer witlm Mr. and Mrs. J. 3 , 1)ickoy ,
Mrs. Robert Ii. l'eattle baa returned from
Cimicago , where she visited for several wecka ,
Mr. ld.l Qygor of i'hIladlimhla , l's. , arrived
1'riday and will visit friends in towim several
iaya.
Mr. and Mrs. N , P. Fell and Mrs. Edward -
ward hiosawater returned Ironi Cleveland
Thursday ,
Mrs. Charles Gardner and children will
leave Tuesday for Hayfield , where they viii
mpend the eunimumer ,
Dr. and Mrs. Horace .udington have takes
for the sunimmier time residemmee o ir. Parker ,
1528 1)odge street , Mr. Paul hiudington , wimo
ma been studying mnedicino at limo Univer.
. 5.
ety of I'Cflfl7ii'(5 ( , 'Ta t'hilmulelphia , ta cx-
pecteti home for the vacation during the
Woe-S.
Saturday evening will occur th'e annual
flimmaical at hJroiyehl ball. Commencement
will cccmmr June 15 at S p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. WV. . Uniated end son of
Omaha are the gmmesta of Mr. and Mrs. Ii.
H. Smalley , Queen Anflo bill , Seattle.
Time a000mmncement of tIme wemhidog of F. A ;
Swallenherg amId Miss Lucy Edwards of this
city , on Molmda ) ' , Juno 22 , has been made ,
Mrs. George H , lybaii ) has returned to
Omaha after a month's visit with friends and
relatives in time rmorthmern paCt of the stato.
Dr. Leo returned with Mrs. John L.Veb
miter from New Yorlc the early part of time.
wools , Mrs.Veivmter is slowly recovering.
MIs. , Grace iliniehmaugh , who Imas been
visiting triontis irm Des Moines and Chicago
for time liast six weeks , returned home Fri.
Mrs. George Forgan left for Erie , I'a. ,
Tuesday afternoon , having been called there
oil account of the serious illness of lmer
motlmer.
Mr , Seth 1)rake and Miss Josephine 1)rako
left Thursday for Franklinm , I'a. , where timey
yili visit their sister , Mrs. A. F. Miller , for
several weeks.
Mrs. Ezra Mtliard and family , who Imavo
been in Eimropo for time past two yearn , me-
turimod luome Timeaday and will spend tim
sunmmmmer in Omaha.
Mrs. 3.V. . Cotton and Miss Amy Barker
expect to leave Omnaiua abnilt Juno 22 for
Mommtreal , from. . where they wihi sail for
Liverpool on the Parisian.
Judge E. . thmmmdy has returned from a
fotmr.mmionths' visit In Japan and Clmina. Mrs.
Dundy , Miss Dtmndy and Mrs. H. S , Dundy
will return imi about a week.
Mrs. Jolum Francis , vhmo was cailed. to CIII-
cage oh account of luer sister , Mrs. hi. T.
Fisher's , illmioss returned imemo yesterdaY ,
11cr sister is slowly recovering.
Dr H. C. Moore has sold his residence on
Soutlm Thirty-ninth street to Mr. G , A. Llmid-
quest. who whl move iii shortly , Dr. Moore
and faimmily Will occnmpy their forummer home
at Twenty-miluth and 'nclIlc street8.
Tile June Review of Reviews contains a
very conmpllmmmentary article by its editor , Dr.
Albert 51mw , on "Tile Rosewaters and The
13cc of Omaha , " wIth special reference to
time coming celabratton of time twenty-fifth
anniversary ottime foummdimig of Time Bee and
wltlm a group portrait of Mr. Edward Itese-
water and hIs two semis.
SO'l'ES FILOM OMAHA SUIIIJISIIS.
. - t hlemisuim.
Artbur Joseph hma gone to Iowa to visit
with relatives for a month.
Mr. L. IIo of Perry , Ia. , visited In flenson
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. McLaughii wps the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. 11. Mooney last TiiursJay amid Friday.
Mr. C. Minehart of Creighton , Nob. , was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Stiger during
the past week.
Mr. hliiiyard'i family horse , Pink. was
foimnd at Millard last Tuesday ovenimig. It
had strayed away Friday a week.
Time Ladies' Aid society of time Methodist
Episcopal church met at the home of Mrs.
F. A. Bailey last Thursday at 2 p. in.
Mrs. B. I. , . Ge'oves departed inst week to
join Mr. Grovesat I3looniington , Ill. , where
thmoy intend to make their hmomc in tllo future ,
Mrs. harvey Groves went to Ashland last
Monday to attend conmmencemnent at that
place. She will ho time guest of her sister
wimilo there.
Decoration jay was observed by the schools
last Friday by exercises appropriate for the
day. A pretty hag drill was given by the
eighth grade.
Mr. Gray niet with quite an accifiont while
working with sharp tools last Thursday , Ho
received a. painful cut on the knee , which
vill lame him for sonic time.
Miss Edith Munson was the guest of Mrs.
Fuller of Council Bluffs this week , returmming
on Thuralay , and took hmer departure for her
home in Minbemn , Ia. , Friday afternoon.
There are lrespects of a new society in
Benson. A meeting was lucid at the hotel
Tuesday evening for time purpose of discuss-
lug organizing a moiety of Modern Woodnien.
The initiation of the girls' I. A. II. society
occurred at time chureim last Wednesday even-
lug. Their first regular meeting was hmeld
at Mrs. Morganrs imomne Friday afternoon ,
Last week being quarterly conference , Rev.
Yost of Valley was present at the Methodist
Episcopal church to conduct communion services -
ices iii the place of Presiding Elder Maxtleld.
Mrs ; Charles Smith left last week for Iowa ,
where Ime will meet Mr. Smith , mmd from
there they go to Ohio to visit relatives before
going to Chicago , where they. 3vilt make their
home.
A number of our young people went on a
fishing excursion at Elk City last Saturday
mornimmg , remmiainipg two days. They reported
having a good time , timough it rained most of
the time. The gins cooked fish and fried
coffee vh1'o the boys made hay for the
horses and cut wood for the fires to cook
the flalm by. Tbmoy said they did have enough
to eat while there , thiongim notiming but fish
"stories" were brouglmt homne. Those par-
takimig in time fun were : Misses hhlllyard ,
SalTord , Stiger , J3unson ; Messrs. G. Stiger ,
lhiihs , McGhminimm , Young , Stiger , Saftord , and
Mr. and Mrs. U. Mooney.
Dundee Notes.
Mr. D. I.i. Johnson was in Iowa. last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis have returned from
their trip to Now York.
County Smuperltmtomident I3odweli visited
Dumideo schoo1. on Friday.
Messrs. J. B , Carmichmaei and H. A. lIon-
5on have gone teMercur , Utah.
Mr. J. IL Parroto , who recently purchased -
chased what lisa been known as the Shmannon
property , moved to hmts now' biome this week ,
Mr. H. M.Vehlnuini returned the first. of
the week from howard county. lie delivered
the addremms on Memarioi day at St. l'aul ,
Nob.
Nob.Dr.
Dr. Van Nose and family left for New York
Tuesday , Their return to Omaha is doubt-
fuh. Mrs. Van Ness said : "If we (10 coins back
Dundee will be the first 1aco we will seek
for a residence. "
Last year tile Board of Tm-imstees caused to
be iilamited in the village of Duumtloo between
1,300 and 1.400 ehado trees , wimich timey kept
watered and protected dimming tIme hot months ,
Timi.9 year time abumidant rains have made
sucim lmrecautlOfla unnecessary , but time trees
have been trinmiiied , straightened , and are
oiready a great addition to our beautiful
rliiago. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
1,5:1 rim I Ii' t (5 l'n I at Itoses.
Considerable interest Is bcing'manitested
my thmose wisiming to learn to paint roses fromn
ho natural flower in 4lbort Itothiery's Juno
: lass Imi painting. ' Time entire course Includes
lie painting of a perfect frieze of roses
'orty-four inches 'long , and Is given at the
iomninal cost offl0. T1'oeo joining time class
eforo Juno 15 'v.W i-c oivo time full course.
; tudio , Ummited.tatos bamile building.
I ) . ' l -
IILtV hlIUTlfltt. ' & 'AICIO A 'MLtTlON.
, rmu 1. . . _
Ulosimmg ' at time Nebruisleji
Selmo111 kr time Dent ,
Time closing 'xecises of thte Nebraska
ehioo1for thueoiI will take place at time
nstituto Tuesda.athruiO uI 'at 2 o'cloclc , Time
'ollowing is thI'iVam :
illumlic . . . . . . . . . .
Invocation . . . . .jIOIfl
iUsIo
Ldaaay-Studiest IIature , , . . , , . , , . , , . . . , ,
Nettle tlurmows , Ond.
Ichool exercisqpe $ ' . , , . . . , , , , , , . . . . . , , . , , , ,
( a ) Languagi 'pje , . . , . , , , , . , . F'irst grade
( b ) Nimomber imdC0 StYOOfld gr.niu
( a ) . , , , . , . , , . . Third grade
Iuetu . . . . . . . . . ' . ,
[ 'antomnimu-l'iiIPh Scene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
t'aum Drill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1'antomlmo-hiTtTtWJ Seqno . . . . . . . . . . . .
11.rt Sketchiet-ft4fltska'a Past , l'resont
and Futur'l
Iasay-1'ropamnIIq.4or Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
C.ma : lhxtord , Fairbury ,
Awarding of dipiomnas.
Doxotogy * * I. '
Benediction. r
Ifomimu Industry ninrrr. June 10 , 11 and 12 ,
r. Id , C , A. bmnihl , Price 25 cents.
; IMY. LAWYERS ARE COIlNC
Over Ono Thousand Expected at the Moot-
lug Itoro Next Month ,
PROGRAM OF 1IIE THREE DAYS SESSION
Mnmiy huimpnrlnnt Topics to lb lis.
etmaseut h , ' S.ui * Of time hiright-
emit I.e-gui 3Ilmi.i of
tl Coumsmtr' ,
The meeting of the Commercial Law
League of America , whiichm convenes in tlmis
city July 21 and cobtinucS three days , will
bring to Omaha a large numnbi.r of tie legal
freternity traIn every state in limo union ,
Judging from Previous meetings and tIme correspondence -
respondence of time oflicors , it. ( us coniiiien.ly
expected ( hero will be imi ottentlanco frummi
1,000 to 1,200 nttornoysvlmo mnako a spo.
cialty of comnmerclal law , and are thins
brought in touch with time great ilnancial
inmtorests of the land , While the meetlrgs
will bo devoted cmmtirehy to the discaasion
of Imiatters of little direct interest to the
hmublic , time visitors will have considerable
timmmo at their dispuai 1mm wimicim to view the
city , antI it is mmojmed Lime ) ' will return to
their clients witim a goad opinion of ( no towmi
and its people.
The following lrog'am has been arranged
for the meetimig :
Tuesday , July 21.-hO o'clock a. in. , call
to order. I'resident W. C. Sprague ; opening
Prayer , Rev. Varfioil ; addresses of welcomno ,
lion.V , J. llroatch , in bohiolt of thin city ;
lion , Charles F. Weller , in behaif of Coni-
umiercial climb ; respomiaco , John II. Green , New
York , amiti Cimarlee N , Fox , San Francisco ;
mmmiscelianeoims busimioss ; anmmoimmicemiiemits.
iUteruioon : Annual address of president , 'IV.
C. Spragimo ; anmmtmal report of corresponding
secroiary , George S. hlmmli ; ammnuat report of
treasimrer , Eilward K. Sumnerweli ; anntmai me-
liort of oxocimtivo committee , lion. B. M.
Bartlett ; discussion , theme. "The Cormmmmior-
cliii Law h'ractlco ; " address , "Ethics of Corn-
ummercial Law , " liiii Montague , lticlmniond ,
Va. ; address , The Conmmmiorcial Law I'mac-
lice-Its liglmity and Usefulness , " J. F.
Burke , Milwaukee.Vls. . ; address , "Corn-
mnorcial Law as a Specialty , " H. F. Wellington -
ton , Rochester , N. V. ; discussion ; nilseel-
ianeous business. Tmmesday evening : Literary
and mustcai emmtortainmmmemmt.
\\'odnesday , July 22 , 9:30 : o'clock , a. m.-
Annual report of time conmmmiitteo on legal
elucation and adniission to time bar , chair-
moan , Martin Clark , Buffalo ; address , 'Somo
Defects in Our System of Legal Education , "
Griffith Ogden Ellis , Detroit , Mich. ; annCal
report of time committee on grievances , chair-
umiall , Charles H. Miller , Canton , 0. ; annual
report of the commirnltteo on membership ;
annual report of the conimmaitteo on judiciary ,
chairman , H. C. Ferguson , Chicago , lii. ; die-
cimamion. Two o'clock , p. mn.-Address , "Con-
trol of Trusts and Monopolies , " lion , lIen-
jammiin l3uttorwortm ) , Cimicinumati , 0. ; thenie ,
"Needed Law Iteforme , State and National ; "
address , "Unfavorable Symptoms and Reun-
edies Prescribed , " J. N. Baxter , Denver ,
Cob. ; address , "Itoformu in Judicial I'ro-
coduro , " A. J. Hirsch ! , Chicago , Ill. ; address ,
"Time Enforcement of Creditor's Rights in
Indiana , " Louis Nowberger , Indianapolis ;
address , "The Vicious System of I'roferonce
in Insolvency , " C. A. Dudley , Des Moines ,
Ia. ; address , "Neoded Aunendments of the
Assignment Laws of Kansas , " J. V. Daugh-
erty , Wichita , Nan. ; address , "Seine l'ocuii-
amities of the Clvii Law of Louisiauma , " E.
T. Fioremico , New Orleans ; address , "Time
Attachnient and Insolvency Laws of Massa-
chusatts , " J. II. Butler , Boston ; addreas ,
F. H. Foster , Detroit , Michi , ; address , "Re-
formn in Legislative Methods , " G. II. Flet-
chler , Miundapoils , MJnn. ; address , "Pref-
erontiai Asaigunment.s via Trustees , " Charles
P. Simmons , St. Joseph , Mo. ; address ,
"Reciprocity Between States in Insolvency , "
F. 1. Knowles , Newark , N. J. ; address ,
"Tile Now York Cede of Civil Procedure , "
C. U. Moore , Plattsburg. N. Y. ; address ,
J. . 1Cotteral , .Gutimrio , Okl. address , "The
AssignnientLaw Ot Pennsylvania , " J. S
Letsermring , Altoona , Pa. ; address , "A
Needed Itoform , " U. S. 0. Cimerry , Sioux
Falls. S. D. ; address , "Texas Trust Needs
and Exemption Laws , " C. A. Keller , San
Antonio , Tex. ; Address , "Exemptions , Preferences -
onces and Judgment Notes , " C. D. Morrick ,
Parkershurg , 'IV. ye. ; discussion. Wednesday -
day evening-Reception at the residence of
lion. G. 'IV. Lininger.
Thursday , July 23 , 9:30 : a. m.-Iteport of
special comumittees ; addresses by collection
managers ; "Up-to-Date Metimod of Handling
Rural Collections , " lI. 'IV. Gans , with Auit-
man-Taylor Manufacturing company , Mane.
field , 0 , ; "CourtesIes Due a Client by the Attorney -
torney , " G. hi. McCall , with Russell & Co. ,
Massiilon , 0 ; 0. P. Early , withi Gaar , Scott
& Co. , Richmond , Did. ; "Evils to Overcome
as Judged by time Forwarder , " A. H. Urion ,
with Armour & Co. , Chicago , Ill. ; C. C.
Kirkpatrick , with T. p. Mast & Co. , Springfield -
field , 0. ; "Model Reports on Claims , " A.
T. VanSeoy , with Milwaukee hlardwaro corn-
pany , Miiwaukeo , 'IVis. ; J. S. Smitim , witim
Scuddor-Gale Grocery company , SL Louis ,
Mo. ; "The Commercial Lawyer ; (110 Secret
of His Success and the Cause of Ills Failure -
uro , " 0. L. Saddler , with Aultman , Miller &
Co. , Akron. 0 ; discussion ; address , "What
the Chamni Forwarder h1a to Contend w1th"
4. II. Glcas3n , Now York ; address , ° Judgment -
mont Notes as a Factor In Commerciai
Law , " C.t. . Barnes , Jacksonville , Ill. ; address -
dress , "Lawyers as Spongers , " D. IC. Temi-
ney , Clmiccgo. Two o'clock , p. rn.-Addrc.ee ,
tiiemiie , "Time Mercantile Agencies ; Their
Use and Abuse , " H. J. Whitehead , New
Tone ; address , "Handling Commercial Dual-
ness-Old. and New Metimod , " George Clap-
liertomi , Grand Rapids. Micim. ; address , "Ito-
iation Between time Country and City Attorney -
tornoy , " Frank Lindlay , Daimvllle , Ill. ; address -
dross , "What an Agency Itepresontation
Simould Mean , " Walter S. Stilimuman , Council
flluff , Ia. ; addrcao , "Time Relation Between
the Agency and ( lie flimsiness Man , " Earnest
S. Moo , MiiwaimkeeSis. . Four o'clock , p.
rn.-Speclal m.essionim imi varlouk hells : See-
tion A , "Iiuiforumi CommercIal Laws"-Ad-
dress , E. C. Ferguson , Clmieago ; address , H ,
Y. Prlgnmore , Fort Wortim , Tex , ; address ,
Etmiil Newman , Savannahm , Ga. Section 13 ,
"Itequireimments of the Modern Law Oflice"- .
Address. 'Iv'IV. . Watts , Louisville , ICy , ; address -
dress , B. 0. Bennett , Des Moines , ha. ; address -
dress , 0. P. Cobb , Cinciminati , 0. Section
C , "Fraudulent Failures-Their Prevemmtion
and Roniody"-Address , Joslohi Cratty , Chicago -
cage ; address , "Some Measures of Safety , "
'IV. F. Stevens , Lincoln , Nob. ; address , 13 , C.
Corioy , Decatur , Ill , ; address , "Nocoasity of
Compelling Traders to Keep Books of Account -
count , " A. V. Cannon , Cleveland , 0. Sac-
tion D , "Time Business OrganizaUorms Amommg
Lawyera"-Mldress , U. C , Bloke. Cedar Itap.
ida , ha. ; addross-E , ill. Coffin , Lincolmm , Neb. ;
address , J , I' . . iiornaday , Somerset , ICy. ;
address , T , Moutrlo Mordecni , Chmarleston , S.
C. Section Id , "Special Session of Cohiectiomi
Managers"-Adtlress , " 110w Can Wo Got /U-
tornoymi to Timoroughiy Acquaint Theumiselvos
situ tile I'ccuhiar Detail of Eachm I'articuiar
Kind of Collection , so as to Enable Timoni
to do First-Class Work ? " A. J. Parlium , witim
Canton flaking Powder coinponmy. Cmncimmnati ,
0 , ; address , " 110w to Got the Best Service
train Attorneys , " 31 , J. Stohi , with Timomas
Mimmmufaciurlng compaumy , Springfield , 0. , and
'IV. F. Miller , with Tonument-Stribling Shoe
company. St. Loui , Mo. ; address , " 110w
Should Fees Be Measured ? " 'IV , 'IV , Haggard ,
with Runioley & Co. , La I'orto , md , , and
0. 1) . Cimaluiberlain , wIth Chiammiberinium Mcd-
ical coummpamuy , Des Moines , Is. ; address ,
"Negligenco on tlmo l'art of Attorpeys in tile
Collection of Icbte-Tho Roimmodlos , " Ii. J ,
Stolle , with 3 , S. Merrill Drug company ,
St. Louis , Me. , amid Edwin J , Fisher , with
Wlnston.FarringtOn & Co. , Minneapolis ,
Mine , ; address , "An Ideal ( himattlo Mortgage
Law , " I" , C , Stilson , with Nichols & Simop.
imerd company , flattho Croak , lilichi , , and
Ciiarles Fl. Walters , of Cimarles Id. Waitoro
& Co. Omaha , Neb , Thureicy evonipg-
Banquet.
Friday , July 21 , 9:30 : o'clock , a. mn.-Sei.
.Hgt ( } 1it1 in Leavczng Power.-Lateat IT. S. Gu"t Rcpott
pyaI PowcI Baking
MSOLUTEL' ( PE&
_ _ _ - - - - - -
cotton of next meeting phice : eheetlon oi
ofilcora ; rt.rolutlons reported by committees
aummi special sessions ; closing exercises. Tw
o'clock-Trip to Lincoln ,
I.lNCO1.'d'S SOCIAL 511)13.
LINCOLN , June 6.-Speeisl.-Dan Wing
rotmmrzued frprn his summer vacation 'IVednes-
day. lie visited time vai'lotms fashionable me-
sorts ot Cnstcr County. Mn , S. Ii. flumn-
barn imas gone to thin old Kentucky homno ,
Mr. Hartley , state treasurer , hm sent imis
family to Eumropo for the suninier , Mrs.
i'OltI , ( list vns Mary Miller of Oak Park ,
hmtun armiveni imm time city amuti Is the guest of
imer sister , Mrs. 1) . H. Thamupsoim. Miss Uris
IColey of Onmaiia is lucre visiting tim Iloutaim
and Lonmidgs , She vIil remain several
weeka.
Emery 1ardy was married on Wednesday
to Miss Amino flhlr.abctli Seacrest , at the roe-
idonco of Mrs. l3mmimmia Soacreat , 1117 Id etrcet.
Mr. hard ) ' is a muemmiber of time drum of time
hiarmly Fumrnlturo company , and a graduate
of the State. university , as is also time bride.
For a year or more last past Miss Seacrest
vaj ; aaistamut iii time departmumcnt. of ihiioe-
ophy at time ummivorsity. Mr. alml Mrs. Ilmurdy
are spending their honeymoon in the Black.
hills ,
On Saturday last Mr. Robert Joyce gave
A very succesafimi tahiy-ho party. They mimet
at Mao Burr's at 3 o'clock ahil rode out to
Uranvillo Ensign's farmmm , where luncim was
served , followed by daulcimug. Those iii the
party were : Ohivo Latta , Grace Oakley ,
Marie Marshall , Mao Burr. Lumcy Grifllth ,
Nciiio Lao , Miss hiudimon , Alice Slaughter ,
hloloii Namico , Will Clark , Johmmu Dixon ,
"Hobby" Mallahiou , iteese , Ilughmes , Lansing ,
Mr. and Mrs. Itotmimison amid Mm , and Mrs.
Marahmaii ,
Mr. Faucon will leave for fasten next wools
Wednesday , lie is to be succeeded by F'mank
'IV. Smumith of Alliance , one of time Smmiitlm hoys ,
a brutimer of A , 13. , 'IV. Famnamn amid C. Y.
Mr. amid Mrs. Smmiitha lived In Lincoln up to a
few years ago ,
Mrs. liemiton gave a card party on Tuesday
ovemmlng. l'rogrosslvo Imlgim five was the
game. Gmaco Oakley took one royal prize
and hr. Stewart the other. There were ton
tables and suimmrnc'r refroshmnentmm.
Tonight Mr. and Mrs. John T. Dorgan en-
tertalrmest a large imuimiber of their friummds at
Burlingtomi beach.
Mrs. Guihfolye and her daughter , Christine ,
have returned from Fort itobinson.
Mrs. hlruco Cofrroth on Wednesday morning -
ing entertained seine ladies with cards. '
Mr. and Mrs. B. Id. Nicholson of Mm-
neapohls are guests of l'eof. H , 11. Nichoishm.
Mrs. lInker gave a damnimmg kemmsimigton on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ladd entertained informally on Thursday -
day ,
Mrs. hieoson had a animili card party of
four tables on Wednesday evening.
Arnasa Wilson , from Denver , is visiting his
motlmer amid sister.
helm Itelenseil on Bail ,
Henry Ilolin , ox-city treasurer , convicted
of ( lie ombezzement ! of $ i03,500 , sentenced tea
a term of eighteen years imi the penitentiary
and to iay a fine or ? 11,0OO , was releasel
front tim county jail last imlghmt pelmlhimig an
appeal that had been taken to ( lie supreme
court. Ills bond In time sum of $50,000 , signet !
0K. . SCOFIELD
Will soil this wools a now hino of
CHIRT no
L ) WAISTS1OC
Largosienve and porfoetcut In do-
siriable simmidos and pretty patterns
-TIc would ho miono too nmuch ,
Shirt Waists
98c
In noyr styles
No ; colorings ' $1.23
And prettiest shmownin Omahma $1.48
Ladies' Suits
The only perfect fitting , correct
slmanes shown in Ommmalma-to lie sold
at i.3 , $8 , iO , $12.50 , f15 all this
week ,
Ladies' Capes.
Newest , Latest Shapes for Juno'
' Eam'ly spring presented
A I 'N"nothing , as Pm'OttY at
9 $10.00 ,
Ladies' Capes.
In this 1t ivill be found
A t JI 11CIoth Capes , Velvet
' 1' Capes , Silk Capes , that
would be cheap at $20 ,
Lawn Wrappers.
You may Bee aomo as pn'otty
9 8 C ° ° ' ° r ° at $ ! ,60
but not , for less.
Wo ace selling everything on time
"Nimble Sixponee" plan. Come and
500 about Everybody knows wo cuz'ry
only reliable goods.
. .SCOF'IELO
U I CIOAKS.SUITS. FASI
l'axton Block , 16th & Fnriitiiii
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by his brother and liens Jieokman , wan
I proved by Clerk Campbe'ih
I Notica of the approval oi time bond was me-
calved at time jail at 9 o'clock and a few
momnenta later iiohiri was given 11th iibrl ,
lie rns mnet at the Jill door by Mr. . , fleitmi
amid one of 1mi attolnel's and at ono e
corleti to hmi homo in the north part of the
city ,
A , I. . 'IVooster , a prominent citizen of Os.
( ' 00 , Mich , , after suffering osemuciatlngly from
pile for tumemity yeses , was cured in a shoti
tiimmo by using DeWitt'5 'IVitch himuzel Salve ,
an absoltmto cure for all skin dlease , huIor
of liii , preparation is need than all others
combined.
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lrOithC.tS1' 01" 'I'OD.U"S VE.tThtHft.
Pi nmmul Cnnlrr After thi. Stormas i
Ibmatorn Sirnjiln ,
'IVASII 1NOl'ON , Jtmmio 0.-The forecast
for ihimmujay is :
l'or Nebmaska-1'nr ( , preceded by thimn-
demstomiii , Imi eastern vortiouul cooler ; nortim-
vest Winds.
For Oklahoma amid Indian Touvitor-
Fair , except local thimoderstormims , probably
nuevere lIt mmou'tlmwcateca portion south
;
w indi4.
For Missouri antI Iowa-Increasing chommd-
mess with Copihitlons favornimlo for severs
local thumn.lerstoruuus ; south wimuls , bocomut-
Imig variable : allgimtly cooler.
Per Xammsmms-Seycie local thtmnt1erormq (
followed by fair veimtimer ; cooler ; vimida
ahiiftimmg to nortliwnist ,
For Colorado-Fair , lirceeded by shower.
Imi pouthweittermm 1)Omtien ) ; north wmmutls ;
cooler ili soimtlmemn Portion.
l"or Somitlu Dakotn-8e'pre local thiuntlor.
stornms , followed Imy cionrimig wentimer ;
Wlmmfi shmifting to miorthi : slightly 'varmer.
\Vyonilmmg-Fnir ; northwest winds ,
For Momitmtnn-F'imir Pm'eccded by almowera
in northeastern , . Portioums ; miorthm'est Winds ;
vaummIci. in southmermm liortion ,
1.temil lireorml.
OFFiCE OP' WidA'I'hiElt T1UILEAU ,
OMAhr , Stoma d.-Omzmha record of 101mm-
perntute amid i'Iuimmfnhl compared witlm the
eorresponmlimlg day of the four years :
iSdil. 1S05. 1594. 1893 ,
Maximum temmiperaturo , . , 88 ST 77 ' 6
Milmlmmmtmun tt'mleriituro. . 69 3 47 1t4
A'erluge temuipcrature. . . . . 78 74 02 ( .5
l'm-ecipitatiomm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p. , p ®
Condjtion of temuperature amid trociiui.
tuition at Omaima for time day nnt since
Murcim 1 , 18th' :
Normumai teflihiOrntmmro . . , , , , , . , , . , . , , . . . , , . , , , 69
F3xct's for ( ho dmty. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Accummiulated excess simmee March 1 . . . . . . 147
Normmial precipitation , . , . , . , . , . , . , , , , . is inch
Ieiiciemicy for time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . immchi
'I'otiil preeipitatlomm since Mmircim 1. .19.11 inch
F3xcesim iimco March 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0,07 immch
leilciency eorresmfuiing period itOfi 5.83 inch
DefIciency correap dimig Pariah 1891 & , i3 inch
L. A..ldLSlf , Observer ,
( jilt ffiIt omit , ft trill , mot appear agalts ,
Word Contest
$1,000.00
111 GolcL
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1st . , , . . . . . . . . . . . . $ .
2d " . . . . . . . . . . . . 200.00
3d "
4th " 50.00
30 next pi-e'mns $5 etsoli , 150.00
:31 : prehninmsnmounting to $1000.00
'I'Imo ubovo premiums will be awnrdcd to
tim. . , , umccesfuI eoimtustnmlts iii DUItIIAM'S
woiw coN'rEsT. timu object bolmig to formn a
list commtuliilmim the greltommt : mmlllmmbr of Emmg-
lish voals ( room tlio lettera tontaluit'd 1mm the
woml DUitiIt 1.1'S SUItED C000AN UI' .
ItULiOS AND CONDI'l'IONS.
Vonhui inmist bo brimmed elitirely tuoma the
letters contmiuol in the words IUIthlAltl'S
SihlUH ) c000ANU'r. No letter can ii
ii8Cl oftomier timuim occurs In tlieiea threu
words. \
Oiuiy words doflimed imm Webster's Umi'i-
bridged flictiormory vIi1 be ; mlloived-imouio
others.
Commtoat clos August 31 , 1800 , amid promt-
UfllH awal'tle'l tiuirmmedlittely lhanreahter. List
or awartla mumailed to amlyommu omiciosimmim' ittamimp.
lAsts roccired first will ba CIVL'I this pref-
crane , , In case of tle. Writs clearly ammtt dma-
timidly , gIvinmg fmlt niamim mal address , mmmmii
ALatt , imumumberof words commtalnCd 1mm list , Mi
1)0555g. , nitmst hO fully siepahi. Any imiqutiry
romtiirlmie amlawor must be ncconipanmotl by
atuimp for reply ,
EliChi list must be accompanied by
the tradelnarkim cut from tile front
and' hack of one package of Dun-
lmam'ms' Shred Cocoanut ( mmny size ) ,
DUNHAM'S lathe ORIGINAL
" 81111161) ' cocoanuL Over ono mu-
lion naulsages are smeed rnontillIN
1'LA . .ld Ob' F'ItF3SII COCOA 1ITS ,
for mmilsimig cakes , plea ' puddings ,
canmlieP , etc. and ( or spr'lnkilimg over
frmmit and berries. It is better for
all jmmrpesea , being easily digested ,
amid imavimig time fimil , rich flavor , NO
0th III6ING DX'l'JtAC'TEI ) , Oil
FhAVOIt LOST , AS FROM OTIIIdR
] CINIS.
Jfu'h 10 semt paelage soalafus tlm
jiitultt't ofo sit , st'huls stirotsa mit.
it 1sfum simfim 1pj over .100,000 girocerl ,
in let , ti" Sittif 5 ( ) CCitt JCikIJCH.
Not sold in Depam'tincnt Stores.
' ' ' Wohti )
Address DIINIIAM'S C000ANU'L'
CONTES'I' , P.O. IioxOi , 'hmw York , N.Y.
The OMAHA GAS MPG CO
217 South Thirteeiitli Street5
This Gas Range we are now setting up with
all connections , for
.
$10.00 0
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