rp UB OMAHA DAILiY BEE : SUNDAY , OCTOBER 23 , 1898.
f/lPfl'TIT PI'Pn ITO I1MPIMITP
SfltlfcTl SttS IIS OPLMNC
Closing of the Exposition Mark * the Time
I ) ar to Orcgarioaii
NOTABLE ENGAGEMENT IS ANNOUNCED
Minn Aridrrrnrn niul .Mr. f.illliir I.
ICnrinlrr In lie Mnrrlril Ilinlx l Ilii *
ftrimrMi Mfnmlliiic TIT | - Wnll-
IHIC ' r flic Cnrlnln.
Ail th al * to the exponlllmi swing In-
gfthw the portali of I "al noeltty nro thrown
moro wjilrjy open. The declining day * of
th t great * * ! Dhow of the wwt jr marked
with IncrcMln * Interest In society clrclw.
With a slight diminution of lnl yet In the
flxpotltlori attractions thro h.i * como a won
derful Inrrcwj of Intercut In the gay whirl
of society. I
The list of entertnlnrncritfl Hit wnek In
; m > r leiiKtli * an < l Includes inoio notable
affair * than have boon prtvlouMy recorded
IIIl/i tcaion. Hut Hi' ) greatciit activity IIMH , '
been * hov n In thrme tnnttcrii fur which
Cupid IN responsible. The wnldlng * of the
week havQ not been equalled In number
or Importance thin xtanori. Bovoral engage
ment * of absorbing Interest U ) noclety dev
otee * have been announced and that of
Ml Allco Atidreciicn U > Mr. Luther I.athnm
Koiint/o proved to bo the premier event ,
of tin- wok I
Minn AndrocKcn WH * the flr/it / , In moro
wayn than one , of the debutant * of taut
iranrm. Hhe IN th only child of Mr. 13d-
ward M , Andrcenen and IH one of the moil
highly e < ) "tncd youriK women In Omaha
rouety. Khn ban the cultitrn of a flno cilu- I
cutlon nnd corinldcrnblc pojournlng In Ku-
rope , which , added to her personal clinrtn ,
) ia * miide bur position In ocle.ty a rmnt
enviable one. Hlnce her debut thcro has
been none In local noddy moro Bought forte
to grace the leading event * tli.iti MIDI An-
flrccncn , Mr. Kouutro In the necoiid con
of Hcrmnn Kount/e and In aim imi < wJ In
tli banking bUMlntM. Ho IH nn ulmmiim
of Yale , cla * of .it , and nlticu Ills return
to Omaha ban been a prominent leader In
zociuy.
Thn debutantes urn busily engaged in
arranging tbolr gowns and pnrtlrn ricce anry
to tholr forrnnl prrHcntatlon to Omaha's
" 400. " Tlin flrnt tomlnK out party Is not
for tbo early part of November. It will
lw > iihortly followed by tbo 1'almcr-Morio
nuptlali. Tbo outlook for brilliant affairs
next month may tben < faro bo regarded tin
excellent , ctriieclnlly an UICHO two ctvonti
will bo followed by ether * of c < | iial rank.
Tim ball nt the Metropolitan club laat
evening opened the Jowbih Heazon of social
activity. Over 100 gucntii wuro prcaent , nnd
tbo affair wan In every respect n crodltablo
nuccnm , During tbo coming week tbu meet-
lng of tb Council of Women nnd of tbo
Council of Jowluh Women will afford many
pleasant opportunities for nodal nffulrn.
The luncheon of lha latter on Tuomlny
liromliKH to bo nn idabnrato entertainment.
Metropolitan Cluli'N Ojn-nlnir.
Ono of the Important events of thu soanon
In fiocloty clrcli'H unit thu opening ball given
lat night by tbo Metropolitan club In 1U
spacious parlorH and ball on llarney Btrcct.
The drawing ronniH and dancliiK hull were
brilliantly lighted and decorated for the oc-
( nnlon and nearly 200 nocluty pertain were
prcBont. The expcclal ijucntii of honor were
tliroo debutant ! ) , Misses Mildred V. I.ovy ,
Carrlo Itoiicnnteln and Hcnclion Itchfuld ,
who wcro formally lultoiluccd to Roctuty In
n mont delightful way , A number of frlendn
from out of tbn city wrru preaotit to add to
the HticceHB of tbi ) younK uniiien'n Hut nlRbt
nnd tbo dcbutantn wnro iioconlcd by all tbo
IminnKu wblcl/ wan their duo ,
Tbo dancing iinijtrnm V > BH precedtil by an
Informal reception In Ibo parlors downitalm.
Hero the KUCHIH wcro rccolvcd by n commit'
ten of alio club , connlstlnK. of K , Flihor , M.
HtrauaH , A , MandelberK nnd 0. HollKSolin.
11 fitrniiKu , preHldont of tbu club , nnd A. I ) .
llninitolH , vlcii prcnldcnt , wcro olno actlvo
In tb entertainment of Kiicsta.
The iircRram waa In tiharso of Kauffman'H
orcboxtra anil WUH apportioned Into twulvo
iiumbcrH , with nn Interval for mippcr. This
repaiit vtnit xpruad In tlio lorn ; < llnliiK ball ,
tbo table bulni ; In the form of a T. Quite
an elaborate menu uno nerved and nt Itn
conclUHlon dancltiK wait rcHumed In thu hall
upntalrti and continued until n late hour.
U wan felt by 'tbo older momberH that the
club bad never conducted a moro HUucctm-
ful affair In the fifteen yearn of Itn exist
ence , riatm arc buliiK laid by thu momhora
for tbo ttnual Tli.iiiltdglvliiK feitlvltlea ,
whloh have boon made especially prominent
In Ibo pant.
Amonn Ibo ladles jirtwcnt wcru :
Mum Hanchon Hfhfrld White tnllo , bo > llc > >
K-irnlturn of whltn Hhlrred ribbon In diamond
mend ithnpo ; dncolluto.
' .MlHs I.ouUo Ilellor 1'lnk nllk orcandy ,
itillled uklrt , ulilrrcd bodlco ; dncollete ,
.Mildred V. I.ovy Whllo corded Hllk veiled
in Hllvcr Hpanclod bninnul net , blaH xpaiiKlod
rulllev alternating with frllU of ribbon on
uklrt ; dftrnlletn ; diamond pendant.
Dolly I'olack Wblto tucked wlni with
iicoonllon rufllen , BpanlHb flounce with frllU
of lacej dccolloto.
Mlns TeweleH of Mllwiuikro Whltu bro
caded eatln bodlco nnvclopod In whlto chiffon
fen ; American lleautlea ; decollete ,
MHB | Krloda HaiiKer Wlilto oruandy over
Vlnk nlllc ; docollpto.
Minn BanmtaK of Now York llluo nutlii ,
bodlco viilli'il In blue nut.
Mm , Mendi'lmobn from Detroit , ( Incut of
Mm. MandelborR 1'arM ROWII of black natln ,
vpaiiKlcd bodlco , *
Mra , Hlmotm of Denver lllnck natln ,
toucbeH nf cerUu velvet.
Mint ) Hclifold Itullled or pi tidy of poppy
red Bilk.
Mm , J. KlolnVlillo oatln roreano
trimmed with Duchrixio lace.
Mliiu Nettlu ItotbJchlld-aray Hllk ; decol-
Irlc.
Irlc.Ml
Ml i Klora Hotlmchlld Mauve allk cm-
tiollUlied with orcnm-ciU velvet.
MlM Pnrrlo llosennteln Whtto poplin ruf-
floM of llrotmi lace and Hhlrred ribbon ; decol-
loto ; liomiuet of AiiRimtu Vlctorlo rnors.
MrH. Kali llrocndod Koiicli serge , bodlco
of dee | > , red brown ullk.
Mr . Morrlw Levy Creation of black ami
> \blto Btitln with loiH'hoi of araiiRo velvet.
MrH. Murltx Meyer lllnck peiiu do note ;
ilerolletc.
Mm , A. Mandolberif Hluo strlpod ollk ;
in-nrln.
Mm. J. Merrltt lllack peau do note , boJlco
Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum.
Alum tuklnp powders are the greatest
mciucen to health of the present day.
oral Bums ro oin eo. , new voiu.
draped wlib whltr pitm , appllrU ) < * l with ribbon -
bon Ixjwknou , rnrttor rww , decollete.
MM. Cohn Whlto natln with a tlack Jet
tirtttff l 1A. \ . orcrdrcM.
Mr * . Arthur HrandolB Uovc gray upangtal
velvet. iJlamond * .
Mr . Wiffthrlrnrr Striped whlto llk
chiffon , decollete ; pcarli ,
MlM Uattls OrelfuH White tulle over
olil rttf.f IviKranco ro e .
MlM Je o Ixibm n-Plnk jraiuf , ( ihlrred
hod1ci > . bias rufllMl nklrt , decollete ; Amcrl-
Mtt lleautr ro o/i. /
Mm. A. MclUr niack brocaded r.llk.
Mrn. Maurlco D xen Flgurid white cren-
fllnn ovpr vollow nllk : diamond * .
Ml * * lllock of Atlantic , In. , guist of Mrn ,
Jl. Hvman Crratn atln bodlco draptd with
pmbrnldi'rod net ,
MlM Lena IlthfeM Uuffled nown of
mulln ovtr olnk silk : dicollctc.
The marrlatjo of MUs Pauline V. Wad-
Iclgli of CllnUni , In , to Mr. Jacob K. Ma'kl
of thin city nt thu homo of thn brides
panmts on Wednesday evening created a
r at deal of Interest among the numeroui
frlendi of Mr. MarkM In tlild rlty and WM
attended by n notable party of Omiha gucU .
The wcildlng was a quite affair , only the
families of the brldo and groom and a few
relative from abroad being In attendance ,
ynt It woa tharactorlzcd by almplo olc anco.
The Interior of the spacious mansion was
decorated In grccti and white , chrynanthe-
tniirnn prwlumlnatlng In the floral effects ,
Ilnv. Henry M'irrlll of St. John'n L'plscopal
church performed the ceremony.
The brldo wan attired In whlto natln np-
pllilfd ( | with Uuflslun IBCP. The couple wcro
unattended. After the ccrnrnony elegant re-
fcoHlimtntii wcro Dorvr-d , Mr. nnd Mrs. Mar
ie el will bo at homo after November 7 at the
Mlllunl hotel.
The KUiMt * from Omaha were : Mr. and
Mr . Ouy Ilarton , Mr. nnd Mm. K. W. Nash ,
Mr. and Mm. K. C. Harton , MM. .1. K. Bum-
morn , Mm. Frank Colprtzcr , Mrs. W I ) ,
Mlllanl and Mr. Prior Markcl. The bridal
party and out-of-town KUt-sU were 'ntcr-
tatncd at luncheon by Minn Lamb ol Clinton ,
covers for twenty-two being laid.
The groom Is ono of the most prominent
citizens of Omaha. Jlo Is manager of the
( atlng hoilno system of the Unlun Pacific
railroad , proprietor of the Mlllard hotel and
a director of the TranstnlssUiHlppl Hxposl-
tlon. The brldo IB a charming young woman
of Clinton , la , She ) the daughter of Mr.
ami Mrs. L II. Wadlelgh of that place und a
Hlnter of Mrs. Ohnrled Harton.
Olil. l'l--\\ lllllM'J' .
A pleasant liomn-comlng reception was
tendered by Mr. nnd Mrs. C. L. Chaffco to
their Bon , Mr. Lynn 13. Chaffco , and his
wife , nuo Miss Lucy Whitney , of Plttsttold ,
I'd. Thi young couple wore married at the
homo of the bride on October 0 and after
n short wedding trip cnmo to Otnaha , wMeh
will Im their future home. Thn residence
on l'a.rk ( ivimuo had been tnatffully decor
ntfxl for the occaiilon under the direction of
MlM CasHlo Arnold. Thcro was n profusion
I i of flower * In the parlorfl und the dining
room wan prntty In pink nnd white , Smllax
, wan twined with the ribbon a nnd produced
i
un effect appropriate 1r > the occasion.
MIB. Lynn 15. Chaffee's costiimo WM of
whlto natln with frills of cream Limerick
lace , Miss Chaffen'a of pink tissue over
pink silk with touched of yellow green vel-
vut ; MlHH Wat on'H of blue linen gauze ,
bodlco trimmed with Ruiiilan lace.
I The receiving party consisted of Mr. and
Mr . Lynn 13. Chaffeo , Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Chaffee , Adas Chnffco , Miss Watson , Mlsn
Hazzard and Mrs. Catern of Capo Olrar-
doau , Mo , MUs Clark and Mlas Strdght
wcro In charge of a punch bowl in
| a dainty nook beneath the staircase. Ko-
frcshmentit wcro served during the evening
Tim HtitorltiH Mandolin club furnlnhed inutile
About ZOO guenta , mostly old frlcnda of the
Kr < xin , wcro prcuent to offer tholr congratu-
i latlomi. An especially largo representation
I waH present from the Young Mon'n Chris-
I II < ui ancoclatlon and the Hanscom Par )
Mvthcxllxt church , In both of which organlza-
tlonn Mr. Charted linn taken a prominent
part.
Mdinc 'I'liiMili-r rurtloH.
An cluKnnl thrntiT supper way given by
Minn ( Icrtrudn Kountzo nt the Omaha clul
on Thurudity evening ut thu conclusion o
the box party nt Iloyd's , complimentary to
I.cr guoit , Minn Preston of Chicago.
Mr. Froil Nmih nnd MliH A' ' " ' ! " " N" T
onlvrUilncd a theater party on Friday night
at lloyd'H.
A box imrty nt lloyd'H on Friday evening
Included : Mr. and Mrs. J. C , Koonz of llur-
llngton , la. ; Mr. und Mrs. J , W. Hulcn ,
Clinton , la. ; Mr. O. L , Hoscman , Monto-
v.iuna , la. ; Mr , ami Mrs. N. S. Johnson of
llloomfleld , In. ; Mr * . W. C. Ullloy , Mrs.
lUttlo F.lllott , Mnrshnlltown , la. ; Miss Allen
Uabltt of Webster City. Thu men of thu
party hold high officer In the Odd Follows.
They made u merry and very Interesting
party , under the tutclago of Mr. J , W.
Dillon.
N niul iii iHffiii < intH.
Halibl I.co M. Friinklln ucrfonncd the
marriage cvrumonv of Mlsu Klla F , Dauben-
ini'lr of LnnciiHtor. O. . nnd Mr. LcnlB
IliiboiiHteln of New York at his homo on
Tuesday nftrrnocu. Mr. and Mrs. Hubcn-
Htiiln left for Kmimui Cltv nftur their mnr-
rlaun.
Cnrds have been Issued bv Mr. nnd Mrs.
John McUiinn for the mm r Into of tholr
daughter , Anna Oortrudo. to Mr Fr.ink
Hchahf of David Oltv. Thn errpttinn"i i ,
cclnbrnled nt Ht , Patrick's church on WedncH-
ilay mornltiK nt n o'clock , T m Dromon"
will ho followed bv n reception nnd a wed
ding breakfast at the homo of thn brldo's
parents. 1011 Center Htroot.
A nretty homo weddlnir of the week vrnri
nt thu rosldonco of Mr. and Mr * . A. W.
Hlinrninii. l'12fi Ohio Btrcet. on Wednesday
afternoon. Minn ( Icrtrmlo Shormnn was
nmrrlcd to Mr. Frederick UllliiKwood. lltiv.
Frank II , FoHtor married them with nn Im-
| ire nlvu ring corcnionv. The brldo was bo-
I'omlngly gowned In whlto orcandv nnd car
ried brldo rnios. A number of relatives and
fi lends from Now York und Denver were
liri-Bcnt. Mr. und Mrs. nillnirwood will Im
at homo after Novembur 1 nt 212i ! Ohio
Htroot.
A wedding rolcmnUod last Wcdncsdnv
afternoon at I o'clock nt the residence of
Dr. nnd Mrs. O. 8. Wood , 2030 Davenport
Htrcct , was thnt of tholr daughter Normn
Kstcllo , nnd Mr. L. N. Kccd , formerly of
Omaha , now of Crlpplo Creek. Colo. . Hnv.
N. II. Itnlrdcn olllclntlng , The hrldn W.TH
costumed In a golden brown tnllcir-madu
Milt. The ceremony waa witnessed bv the J
oliitlvos and tinmrdlatn friends of tint hrl'lo
nnd groom. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hrod left Imii.u-
illntclv for Denvur nnd other Colorado t ) > lira
nnd will mnko their homo temporarily In
Crlpplo Crerk , but later will make Colorado
Sjirlnna their reriiiaiiont rculdenco ,
Mltn Madso Ilnko und Mr , John M. Guild
of Omulm wcro married nt All Saints' church
ou Wednesday evening by Uov. Thomas J
Macknv- The church wns tnstllv decorated
with imtmi nnd roaea. The hrldo " > at-
tlrod in whlto ntln nnd waa nttondod bv
Minn May Vnu Ilruiit of Council Hl" " nnd
MSH | Adu Hodgson of DCH Mnlnca , la. ( JoorKO
H. ( lulld nnd U. ( J , Hnko. brother * -f the
groom nnd bride , respectively , acted as
groomsmen , After the weddlim a very ploai-
ant rrccntlnn was held at the home of the
brlde/a parents. 1311 South Twenty-sixth
Htroet , which wns attended hv nlmvc. "On
friends of the coiitrnctliir parties. Mr. nnd
Mrs. aulld will visit Denver. Grand Junc
tion. Salt Lake Cltv and other "iirni before
ruturnlnR homo.
A very pretty homo rveddlnc took ulaco
ou Tuecdav afternoon nt 2 o'clock at the
rt'Mdimco of Mr. and Mrs. A. U WtKton.
when their only daughter. Clara Luotla , was
united in marriage with Mr James H.
Adams , Tlio ceremony was performed by
the father ef the sroom , and wns wltnrmod
bv the relative * and n fti\r tntlnmtu friend *
of the contracting parties , The little sou
nnd dauithtrr of Mr , William 11. Harrison ,
cousins of the bride , were clmrmlnc an rR < -
bon bearers. MUs Harrison of Ohio wns maid
of honor and Mr , J. S , Hall of Cedar lino-
Ids , la. , wan licat man , The rooms we'e
ieautfulr ) derorated with a , orofuilon of
palrnn and rwe . Dalntr rcfrtuhment * wcro
rvcd after the coretnony. Mr. and Mra
Adamo upon their return from tbclr wed
ling journey to Denver and Colorado uolnt *
will ! / at h"me to their friend * at 1I' fSoulh
Twenty-fifth street I
Tbn marrlaio of Mls Jeeile Htone and Mr. i
'rneitt Ilcteb'/nrr was celebrated at the home
of Mr. Alfred J , Lunt on Monday cv nlnj : .
The weddlnK wag n uulet one only the Im-
ncdlato relative * of tba contracting oartlps
H-Ing present. Hey. II. I ) , fitcarn * performed - .
formed the ceremony. The bride , who Is a
cousin of Mrs , Lunt. waa clvcn away by her
father. Mr. W. O. Stone of Orcen Hay. Wl .
On Thursday evening an lnt retln ? mar-
rliKo took nlace at the home of Mr , Charles
Dlakealtu. 1623 Lothron Btrcct. whn his
daughter i'minn. was united In marrlaire to
Mr. Italph N. Bmlth. a prominent bimlntfH
man of I/jn Angcle * . Cal. Palms and au-
.umn flowftrn were used In ornfurlnn In dcr-
orntlni ; the houxo. The mantel * were banked
with varlesatcd vines and cut flowers. Ilcv.
5 , Wrleht Ilutler performed the crrcmonv In
ho nrcscnco cf the Immediate relatives nnd
ntlmalo friends of the contracting nartlei. '
There followed a dcllcloun wc < ldlne mipner
Horved In the dining room. The weddlntr re- '
nomhrancfs were numerous nnd beautiful.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hrnlth took the mldnl ht train
'or ' Los AnscJis , where they will fo , at
home to their friends nfter November 1.
About sixty Kun t ateombled nt thn home i
of Judge nnd Mrs. W. H. Btrawn last I
iVednesdav nleht to witness the marriage of
Wlu * Lilian Dcland Trrv of Omaha and
Mr. Frank Hlarr of Philadelphia. Thn house
was decorated with nnlmi ) . roses and n pro-
'uslon t/f / while chryMaiithcmums. Rnv. S ,
Wright Ilutler performed the ceremony.
MHM ! Maud Albcrs wan maid of honor nnd
Mcuars. D. II. Wclplon and Grant Hulilzer
were the groom'H attendant * . .Th" bride's
coctumo waa of whlto tissue over whltn silk
with frill * of white mullo nnd Ilrcton lace ,
ntrnln. Hho carried Hnellnh violets At
iho conclusion of the ceremony decant re
freshments were served In the dlnlnir room.
Mr. nnd Mr . Starr left for Nnwark. N. J. .
where they will be at home to their friends.
OM of Town ( iiK-xt * .
Mrs. Hopkins ot Chicago Is the gucat of
L'zra Mlllard.
Mrn. Brewer &f Plymouth. Ind. , Is enjoy-
is thu expOBltlon.
MUn HOHO livers of Plaltsmouth , Neb. , Is
lHltlii2 MlBs Ilrltt.
Mlp.B Marie Steams of Chicago Is the euest
or Mrs , U F. Weaver.
Minn Helen Cole of Denver wns the guest
of Mr . Hcrrv lost week.
Miss Samstag of New York la visiting
Mrn. Benjnmln Ilosonthal. '
Mini Becker of Chicago han returned ,
after vleltlng Mr. William F. Ncgelo.
Mrs , Southard IB entertaining Mr. nnd
Mrs. Joseph II. Southard of Denver , Colo.
Mrn. Harry Archer and slotcr. Mrs. DIcl :
of Oalvcston , Tex. , will arrive thlB week.
Mrs. Bnmuel McKcen of Terre Haute. Ind. ,
la stopping with Mr . Samuel McWhortor.
Mln * Hnlllu Atwood of Plattfltnouth. Neb-
Is being entertained by Miss Swcarlncen.
Mrs. William J. Reese of Davenport. la. .
Is visiting her nephew , Mr. H. 13. Tnggor
Mr . F. B. Kennnrd IB entertaining her
sister. MlBn Eva Wilkinson , of Knlghtstown ,
Ind.
Mrs. I3mlly R. Tftlmngo nnd dnilghtnr ,
Charlptto. returned to Now York on Mon
day.
Colonel Patrick Humphreys nnd family of
K.-uiBis City arc spending Homo tlmo In the
city.
city.Hon.
Hon. James R. IlurgeHB nnd Mrs. Burgess
of Oltutnwa , In. , are visiting friends lu the
city.MlBB
MlBB Trcnchery of Alton. III. , IH vlHltlng
her slHter , Mrs , H. P. Wbltrnorc , of this
city.
city.Mr.
Mr. Frank C. Somorfl of Camdcn. N. J. .
wan a prominunt exposition visitor last
week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. 13. B. Bryson entertained
last week Mr. nnd Mrs. Wlnternltz of Chi
cago.
cago.Mr.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Bates of Wauknnda ,
H. u. , are guests 01 tno tamiiy ot Air. M.
Wuliil.
Mrs , J. A , Dungan of Indianapolis , Ind , , Is
the guest of the Misses Gregg on Webster
street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. BrodTo of Rockford , 111. ,
are stopping with Mr. William Negele and
family.
Mrs. James Thomns of Cedar Rapids , la , ,
In vlfltlng with friends In Council Bluffs and
Omaha.
Mrn. John Weltncr of Sheridan , Wyo , has
rctumod homo after visiting Mrs. A. L.
Donlcy.
MrB. Howard B. Smith's sister. Miss Mc-
Kell. bn.s rotuincd to bar homo nt Clilll-
cotlio. O ,
Mr.'nnd Mrs. C. 0. Crlttcndon nro enter
taining Mr. und Mrs. Gcorgo Huycs of lluat-
IngH , Neb.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. O. Phllllppl nro cntertnln-
lug MlHS Mary Meyers nnd Miss Koosor ot
Somerset. Pa.
Mr. nnd Mr . F. B. Hubbnrd of Chicago
nro the guestn of Mr. nnd Mrs. G. M. Weaver
at the Mcrrinm.
Mrs. F. II. Whlttnkor Is cntcrUlnlnK
Mrs. R. A. Lawhcud nnd MrB. W. J. Maxwell
of Mount Avr. In.
Messrs. T. M. Tnlcolt. jr. . nnd CInudo Rod
ney of Chlcnco nro visiting Mr. C. Mason
Tnlcott of this cltv.
Mrs. James F. Wenrt of Cherokee , la. ,
returned liomu lust week after visiting her
Bister. MTB. Wcller.
Mrs. John Allison of Illllahoro , O. , is
H : > ondlnz some tlmo with Dr. nnd Mrs.
Charles 13. Allison.
Mls'i Kmma McKcnney nf Keokuk , In. ,
wns the KiieHt of Miss Mulhnll whllo vis
iting the exposition.
Mian Elizabeth nnd Nnnnlo Wnrchnm of
Plttsburg , Pa , , nro visiting their cousin , Mr.
Gcorgu W. Wnrohnm.
Mr , nnd Mrs. James II. Brown last week
cntertnlned Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles B. Bron-
son of Manchester. la.
Mrs , A1 Shaw has returned homo to Chicago
cage nttor n iioiiguuut visit wun Mr. A
1) . McConiioU'H family ,
Mrs. 0. Johnnnns of Plntte Center. Nch. ,
In the gucxt of Mrs. Clmiles Mayer at For
tieth nnd Webster streets.
Mrs. O. C. Vaughn nnd Mrs. Adelaide Stop-
ponbncbo of Jefferson , Win. , were visiting
friends In tbo city last week.
Mia * Moore nnd Miss Maude Moore of
uoiummis , JSCD. , were entertained wniio i"
the city by Mlsa Bertha Hodol.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Chnnln of Crolo. Nch. .
nro visiting Mr. Clmpln's brother , Mr. D.
K , Chnpln of ! ! 5SO Ilurney street.
'ihorcsa Uels of Dcnitwooii , H , u. ,
has rnturneil homo utter u most enjoyable
visit to friends nnd the exposition.
Mrs , J. S. Downr nnd Miss Downr of Lon
don , Out. , nro the guests of Mrs. Theo
dore Grndmnnu nt ! ML'3 Bristol street.
Mrn. II. A. Salisbury IB entcrtnliilne Mrs.
Elizabeth Lewis and Dr. Angel of Utlca , N.
Y. , and Mrs. Ocorgo nnd ton of Denver.
Miss M. Mumiumh of Lancaster , 0. , nnd
Mrs. W. P. Mumaugh of DCS Mnlncs. In. ,
nro guests of Mrs. William I. Klorstead.
Mr. nnd MTB , C. R. S nR lnch of Pnssalc ,
N. J. , uro visiting tholr daughter , Mrs. F. B.
Lawrence. CCS South Twenty-eighth street.
Mr * . Schlcalngcr IB tiitornlnln ! < jc nt Ihe
homo of Dr. Chnilrs Rosewnlor MM T'joa
doro Mayor and children of Fremont. Noli.
Mrs. Virginia Stc/llng nnd Mrs. Helen L.
Francis of Now York City nro guests ot Mr.
and Mrs. 13. Zabrlskl at 3532 Nicholas street.
Mrs , Thomas M , Orr Is entertaining her
mother , Mrs. Russell , who arrived from the
east yesterday to bo her guest for some time.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. B. Taylor entertained
last week Judge nnd Mrs. R. F. Cuthlff of
Chicago mill Mrs. II. L , Taylor ot Wlnona ,
111.
Mrn. Hannah G. Solomon , president of the
National Council of Jewish Women , will bo
the Kuet of Mrs. Andrew Haas while In the
city.
Charles II. Mover of Benne Terre , Mo. ,
nephew of Mr. A. Hospo of this city , has
been the guest of tils undo during the last
w eck.
Mrs. J. T. Lewis of Chatham. III. , Mrs. W.
B. C.irllno nud Miss Barr of Jurceyvlllc. 111. ,
nro the guests of Mr * . U. V. Lewis on Wlrt
street.
Mr , H. Arthur Houwr , who has been lu
the city for a month , the guest of Mr. Jo
seph McKinney , returned to his homo nt
Monterey , Mexico , ou Frldiy. Mr. McKIn-
ue/ ; left with Mr. Houtcr , and they will
* i p nd Gome tlrao In Kansas City.
Mr * . Charted Hsu'of Chicago \liltlng I
Mr * . Andrew Haas. Mr * . Haas Is here In
the Interest of the Council of Jewlih
Worn on.
Mr. O. II. Montague of WatUburg , Pa. ,
who has been vMllne his counln. Mr. D. K.
Chapln , left Thurxiay lo visit relatives In
the itatc.
MlM Ella Illco of Trumunnburg. N. Y. ,
has b en the guest of friends In the city on
her way home from a trip ot jeverul months
In Colorado.
Mlii Ida Ncunbcrz. who has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Folcy. 28H Davenport
street , left for her home In Columbus , O. , on
Friday evening.
Mm. Oliver Evans of Iron Mountain , Mich , ,
who has been the guest of her sinter , Mr * .
Pinto , during the last month , left for Chicago
cage on Monday.
Mr * . Jarnca F , Wcart of Cherokee , la. ,
who has been visiting her sister , Mn. H.
S. Wollcr. for the past two wcekB. returned
homo on Saturday.
President David Starr Jordan of L"lnnd
Stanford university Is being entcrtaltipj hy
Itov. T. J. Mackay whllo attending the- Lib
eral Congress ot Ucllglons.
Mr. and Mra , Horace Goodrich , who have
been entertained the last fortnight by Hcv.
and Mrs. Thoma * J. Mackay , left for their
homo in Chicago last neck.
Mr. and Mra. Alfred Lunt have as their
guests thin week Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Lunt
of Appleton , WIs. , and Dr. and Mrfl. Charles
D. Boyd of Knukauna. WIs.
Miss Syms and Miss Pcnncll , who have
been entertained during the last fortnight
by Mlsa Martha Stone , have returned to
tbclr homes In Atchlnon. Kan.
Mr. nnd Mrs , Frank Cochran and Mr. and
Mra. W. W. Cochran ot Good Hope. III. ,
wcro the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Cochran of this cltv last week.
Mr. J. Johnson and family of Chicago ,
who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Johnson , left for California on Fri
day. They will spend the winter there.
Miss Kdlth PIndcll , a prominent young
woman of Hannibal , Mo. , ban been the
guest of Mrs 13. II. Packard fnr a f w weeks ,
Hho will remain until the cloeo ot the ex
position. |
Miss Kathryn Tebbs of Winchester , Ky. , I
and Miss Nccly Kcnnard of St. Joseph , Mo. ,
who have made many frlenda whllo In tlio
city , the guests of Miss I3va Kcnnard , have
returned to their homc .
Mrs. L. Mendelssohn nnd non. Paxton. of
Detroit have returned to Umaha alter un
abpcnBo of four years. They nro the guests
o : Dr. and Mrs. Parker , 1'wenty-mth av-
ouuo and Dodge street. They will remain
about three necks.
Judge Hutchlnaon of thn United States
court , and wife of Garden City , Kan. , Mrs.
Jane Mines and Miss Margie Haughcy of
Philadelphia have formed n house Party at
the homo cf Mr. Thomas F. Godfrey , 1049
Georgia avenue. They will leave for ti ! < : lr
respective places of nbode today.
M < -meiitn of I'
Miss Sloan left on Friday for Anderson ,
Ind.
Ind.Miss
Miss Elma Rothschild Is visiting In DCS
Molncs.
Miss milliard will leave today for Las
Vegas , N. M.
Mrs. James T. Savana Is home from an ex
tended Kurnpcnn trip.
Mr. nnd Mra. Charles A. Warner returned
Tuesday from Chicago ,
Mr. Frank Duck left for Arizona last week.
Hu will return u bcntdlct.
Mlsa Lvdla Moore. \lnltlng BOino ot her
school frlinds ut Knoxville. 111.
MUs Carrie Thompson has gene to Hus-
Boll , Kan. , to bo present nt the marriage ot
her bister.
Mrs. Edward R. McMnhon returned homo
this week nfter an abbcnco of two months
lu Colorado ,
MlBB Irving Loraax and Master Wallace
Lomnx are homo from a two months' visit
In Colorado.
Mr , O. F. Scugttnch has returned from
Colorado Springs , where ho has been spend
ing the summer.
Dr. nnd Mm. William J. Bradbury re
turned luet evening from Chicago , where
they spent Jubllcu week.
Miss Hnttlo DrclfiiBs returned from Den
ver last week , accompanied by Mrs. J , A.
Simons , who will bo her guest.
Mra. Frnnk Colnotzcr and Mrs. Harry
Wllklnn attended the Mnrkcl-Wudlclgh nup
tials. Frcm Clinton they left for a short
visit In Chicago.
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. M. Waring have re
turned homo from Chicago , where they at
tended thu peace Jubilee after having a fine
trip on President McKlnley's train.
MIsB Mao Hcllor will Ic.ivo tomorrow for
home nfter a long visit with friends In Cin
cinnati , O , She will pause on the way to
spend u short time with frlcudH In Chi
cago.
cago.Miss
Miss Ncttlo Collins nnd Miss Elslo Reas-
oncr have returned from n pleasant sojourn
ia Holland. Minn Collins will suond the winter -
tor weuHon heie. Miss Reusonervill remain
In Omaha to entertain her slater.
Mr. nnd MrB. I3dwnrd Nnnh. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Guy Darton and Mrs. Will Mlllard attended
tbo Mnrkel-Wndlelgh nuptials ut Clinton ,
la. They weut on Wednesday morning In
a private tar , leaving for home the BUUIO
evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. N. nnbcock are exhibit
ing with just prlilo a loiter from President
McKlnloy thnnklni' them specially for the
attention uald the nrceldcntlnl nartv on the
trip to Omaha. Mrs. Ilabcock has alto been
Ihu recipient of grateful thanks for the en
tertainment of Mrs. Miles , who was In her
care Jubllco week.
I3ii < ; rtnliiiiitMit of tlir WVc-k.
Ton guerto were bidden on Tuesday by
Dr. and Mrs. ChnrleB C. AUIion to meet Mrs.
John Alllpnn of Illllsboro. 0 , An elegant
course dinner was served.
On Friday evening Mr. nnd Mrs. Benjamin
RonenUial celebrated tholr second wedding
anniversary by entertaining at dinner. Cov
ers for twenty-two wore laid.
Wedetilay n christening party wns given
by Mr. and Mrn , William Tupper Wyman ,
when their youtiKcet BOH was baptized Clif
ford Hoaglaml Wymnn by Rev. T , J ,
Mackay.
Mm , Mnurlco Hoacnthal wan at homo to a
few friends ou Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Oborfolder of Sidney. Neb. , the guest of
Mrs. Morltz Meyer , wns the curst of honor.
Tlio color schcmn of the dlnlnc room wns
pink. At D o'clock n dalntv luncheon WBB
scned. coverfl being set for a half a score
of women.
An elaborate afternoon coffco was given
bv Mrs. Arthur Ilrandols on Friday com
plimentary to Mra. Mendelssohn of Detroit.
Miss Sarnstag of Now York nnd Miss Fcllg-
BOH of Kansas Cltv. The dlnlne room was
In blue and whltu. The tnblo was ( iTcct\t'U' ( ;
Bet with nn embroidered Deft center pleco
nnd nn InimcnBo mound o ! white roues.
A whlto nnd green luncheon wns given
by Mrs. Charles Kountze on Friday after
noon for Miss Preston of Chicago , who Is
vlbltlnc Mls Gertrude Kountre. Covers
were laid for eight. The round table was
nrrnnged with cxmilalto taste. Aucuste Vlc
torlo roses massed with crecn formed n beau
tiful background for the brilliant display
of Hllvcr nnd cut class ,
Mr Fred A. Nash very handsomely en
tertained Mips Hamilton , Mlse Mae Louleo
Hamilton. Mips Nnsh nnd her Kucat Miss
Movers of Dubunuu. last week with n lollv
railroad taunt In his prlvnto car over the
Milwaukee railroad to Chlcaeo. Them the
party attended the Peace Jublleo banquet ,
thciico went to Sjuth Ilend. Ind. . returning
to Omnha on Friday afternoon.
Ono of the pleasant fioclal features of the
week waa n seiles of entertainments given
by the K. O. B. O , club of North Omnha nt
Its pleasant rooms on Nicholas street. On
Tuesday evening It gave n muslcalo ;
Wednesday evening a reception nnd Thurs
day evening a farce comedy , In which
Messrs. Unllard and Waggenseller acquitted
themselves in a very creditable manner.
Mrs. John L. Webster bad the pleasure
of announcing the engaecmcnt of MUs Allco
Andrcescn to Mr Luther Latham Kountzo
on Thursday nfternoou nt a verv urettv
luncheon , Chrysanthemums and American
beauties were arranged In a inoit harmonious
manner throughout the spacious rooms The
dlntnir room table was graced with n large
lloral heart of Catherine Mermet rose * and |
lilies of the valley. Tlio menu cards were.
Radiant Home Bound Oak Cola's Hot Blast
The Ccniilne nrrUi\llh lUiiiiul Onk
jlflVPN.
The original nnd only genuine Round Oak
Stove. The greatest soft coal oak steve ever A wonderful Improvement In soft co.il
made. Save * one-third the fuel ; keeps flro stoves. Saves one-third the coal. Perfect
4S hour ! ! . Get the genuine Round Oak. Wo combination. Klrc never goes out. Cleanli
arc the only ones that sell It In Omaha. ness wlHi great heat. Haslly regulated. All
styles and sizes , from $9.75 up.
Radiant Home Stoves use
less coal and heat more space MAJESTIij
than any other. Thousands Complete , o
of users will testify to this
fact. They will keep fire for
three days without attention.
We are solo agents for these
celeb/ated stoves in Omaha.
WE SELL STOVES AND RANGES ION I
The famous Majestic Steel and Malleable The famous Garland Stoves and
Ranges
ON PAYMENTS OR GIVE DIS-I Iron Ranges made of Bessemer steel plate , have no equal. All Garland Cook Stoves
abbcstos lined , patent duplex and diagonal
COUNT FOR CASH , grafci. Will Inet a life time with proper have tbo latest ; Invention , Atumlnlzed
care. No one else In Omaha sells the Ma- Oven Doors. Wo are solo Omaha agents
jet > tlc. for Garlands ,
A good Oak Stove with nicke foot rail for $5,75.
A nice Sheet Iron Wood Air-Tight Heater for $3.45.
A nice Sheet Iron Coal Parlor Stove for $4.95.
A good No. 8 Cook Stove , warranted baker , $8.75.
A splendid No. 8 Cook Stove , extra large oven , $12.85.
A No. 8 six-hole Range , handsome design , nickel plated , large oven , $ J3.50.
Parties out of town should send for our catalogue and prices of
stoves and ranges , We pack and deliver goods on cars and prepay freight
Corner Fourteenth and Paruain Opposite the Faxtoii Hotel
And you'll eay ao , too , when you see the
Splamiitl Cloaks at
$10 , $12 $ and $13.50
We'll offer tomorrow nnd nil week we
have cheaper ones that are good and
higher priced that are better , nil of which
you'll llnd nt bottom price In Omaha.
Ladies' Tailored Suits $12,50 $
. Choice of two styles Monday.
n
A FUR SALE THIS WEEK
Tlioso Marten Hearts are usually sold at
$7.EO nil J1.7G they're n srcnt bargain.
Alaska Seal Skin Coats , $175.00 you'll not
match for less than $200 to $226 nnywhoro
In thin country.
nicctrlc , Astrakhan , 1caver ! , Otter , Mink
nnd nil other popular furs on sale In col-
Isrcctes , capos and other stylish shapct.
1510 Douglas St.
cuplds painted In water colors and mounted
on pink satin. Covers wcro laid for nine.
On tlir Social CnliMiilnr.
Mrs. Samuel McWhorter will give three
teas the coining week , entertaining the mar
ried women on Tuesday nnd Thursday nftcr-
noon nnd the young women on Wednesday.
W. K. Chambers has leased the Crelchton
hall. Fifteenth nnd Harncv streets , whern he
will open his Echool of dnnclni ; November
3 , where every branch of hluh social trainIng -
Ing will bo taucht. Mr. Chambers In n
thorough Instructor , a conscientious and
courteous gentleman , 03 his many oupllR o *
Omaha and Council niuffs soclctv will v-lfv.
Ho will sublet tbo hall for all first-class
social functions.
ClirUduna llox for Thumtoim.
A meeting will be held at the armory to
morrow evening to maku arrangements for
sending n Christmas box to the membcrf of
the Thurston HIIlcs who tire stationed nt
Munlln. A roll of the members of the com
pany will bo called and those who liavc
relatives or friends present will be renum
bered at that time. The ethers will be pro
vided for by the members of thu ladies'
auxiliary.
It is not proposed to send eatables of < ny
description nnd the weight for each roldler
boy will bo limited to two pounds. The ar
ticles will bo packed In boxey EO as to pro
vide against less or Injury nn thn voyage
anil thu whola will be ready for sblDtceiH bv
, J. Benson ,
210-12 South 16th St.
Children's Cloaks and Jackets.
New and nobby styles , all col
ors , quality and style , in rough
and smooth cloths , trimmed with
Braid and Fur. Prices from the
lowest up.
Children's Bonnets , Hoods and Gaps ,
Winter Hood9. in all colors to match cloaks , from 35o up.
Silk nnd Satin Hoods , trimmed with fur , braid OP plain , 60o up.
Boat Bhapod Anprora Hood that's made , in whlto or gray , price $1.00 any size ,
with capo , silk crochet cdc ( , 61.50.
Don't forget that we're showing the finest stock of Fur Collarettes
Omtilm , Prices ! ro-n $ ' 2.25 up.
can bo bought now at reduced prices in
stand 405 , Liberal Arts Building.
Exceptionally attractive nro the trimmed
hats TVP nro Bhoulng. Uverv model U the
work of deft fingers , uml Clio tncto displayed
Is charming.
I'rlccH to suit all.
A complete line of lialr goods.
F. M. Schidflll & Co.
,
'UU IXU ( IIAS ST.
the 1st of November to ns to reach thcro
by Christmas.
At the meeting tomorrow evening contri
butions will bo received with which to purchase -
chase the medicines nnd hospital impplles
thnt will bo shipped Friday. The commlttcii
In charge of the arrangements for the Chr'st-
mnB box consists cJ : W. L. Fisher , Mrs.
White , Mrs. Prlmean. Miss Gamblu and
Cadet Taylor.
Kpperly Corsets , perfect llttlne. comfort
able. 10. CreUhtcii block. Ifth and Douglas.
Mnrrlnup Iilrcimi-n ,
County JudKo Uaxter Issued the follow
ing marrlaeo licenses vcitordav-
Nnmo and Residence , Age.
William Q. Wortham. Johnson Co. . Mo. . 38
Viola Starkov. Uts Molnos la 34
Lewis llansen. Crelchton. Neb 3) )
Sophia L. Llndberg. Crclghton , Neb . . . . 34
Louis Frank Omaha 27
Annie Anderuou Omaha 25
The Swell Millinery
Worn by the Omaha ladles
finds Its or IK In In the Millin
ery Parlors or Omaha'a popu
lar milliner
Mrs. R. H. Davies
J5U Douglas Street.
Youn ° "
Uy using the only HARMLESS
Preparation , which Is
IMPERIAL HAIR REGENERATOR
Tor Gray or Hlciiclicd llnlr.
Is the only preparation before the public
today that restorts grny hair to Its orig
inal color , or that gives to bleached hair
that uniform shade and lustro without In
some manner Injuring the bcalp , the balr
or the general health.
Seven colors cover nil shades. Prie ,
$1.60 ; nnd three times the amount , $3.00.
Bole manufacturer * nnd patentees ,
l.Ml'KIMAI , C'HKMIOAL MFQ. CO. .
Sold In Omaha by
Simian & McDonnell Drug Go.
1513 nonr.u ST.
Middle of lllock Omaha , Neb ,