THE OMAHA DAILY UK 15 : SVXDAV , JVXE 23 , 1809.
CUPID UP TO HIS OLD TRICKS
Weddings and Roses Go Hand in
Hand.
SOME RECORDS ARE BROKEN DURING JUNE
I'cojilr of ( ho ( II ) lli'uln till * \iiiuinl
( JoInj to ( lie Coot
llrxorlN for the
Summer.
As In former years , Juno haa kept up Its
reputation for being the month of roses
anil weddings. The beautiful ( lowers for
v , hi ill Juno Is noted have been unusually
numerous , while the weddings have out
numbered those of any corresponding month
In manv yean
Of course .ill of the weddings of the
month have attracted nttantlon In the nets
In which the contracting parties moved ,
but the Kountze-Andrecscn wedding was
Iho stellar event , owing to the high social
blanding of the contrartlnK parties It was
celebrated at Trinity cathedral last Thurs
day evening , when Mr. Luther Latham
Kountrc and Miss Allco Andrcesen , both
of this city , were Joined In matrltnony.
There was no wedding reception , but the
members of the two families wcro the
guests of Mr Androeflcn , the father of the
bride , at supper , after which Mr and Mrs.
Kountzo left on an extended eastern trip
At the tntlicdr.il and within the ribbons
were Mr Herman Kounlrc , Mrs Charles
T Koilntzc , Mr. Ausustus Kountzo of New
Yoik , Mrs Meredith Nicholson of Denver ,
Mr and Mrs W. F Allen and Miss Rllzn-
bcth Allen , Mrs Cleaveland , Mrs Pair. Mr.
and Mrs John L Webster and Miss LTW ,
Mr and Mrs Frederick H Davis , Mr
Litham Davis , Mr I ) C Adams of Palt
hike , Mrs S H Blown , Mr and Mrs
Alfred MIlHrd , Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Burns
and Mr. Robert Burns
Mr and Mrs Kounlre will bo at homo at
Porcst Hilt on Tuesdnvs In August
While theie Is no danger of the cltj be
ing depopulated during the summer months ,
n Hrgo number of the people have de-
pal led and more are constantly leaving
for cooler resorts to spend the summer.
During the coming week the 300 or more of
the teachers In the public schools of the city
will Illtnway to remain until September. A
great many of them arc going west , but still
moro are seeking rest and quiet In the east
nnd around the lakes of Minnesota.
So far as coming events are concerned ,
there Is a notable lack of such functions
upon the card and what H moro the num
ber Is not likely to bo large until the cooler
months of autumn roll around.
In Honor of JlllNN Viiil
A moro brilliant affair than the Kounlze-
Andreesenwedding , which occurred In the
middle of the last week , It would be hard
Indeed to Imagine ; a statement which Is
equally true of the elaborate and perfectly
appointed lawn party given by the brother
and sister of the groom In honor of his
bride on the Monday evening prior to the
wedding ceremonj The many events In
connection with the nuptials of two of the
most prominent members of Omaha society
have given opportunity for the dear girls to
dlsplaj their i.ivlshlngly dainty summer
toilettes and appear nt their very best , of
which samn opportunities they have most
certainly availed themselves to the fullest
extent.
A more perfect evening foi the lawn
party given b > .Mr. Hciman Kount/o and
Miss Kountzo In honor of the bride of the
week , Miss Andieesen , last Monday even
ing , could not well bo imagined , "Forest
Hill" being at Its best , the Bhiubbery and
tropical plants with which this delightful
home abounds , being in their full sum
mer beauti , and the lawns simply perfect.
In the east of the mansion , quite hidden
from the outer world and protected by a
high canvas fence , was erected a largo
dancing platform , over which was stretched
cnnvas that made a perfect floor. On all
four sides of this were strung Incandescent
lights , which Illuminated the scene moi > t
brilliantly. An orchestia , stationed at ono
end , played throughout the evening ,
though the platform was at times only half
full , so attractive were the walks and
nooks near at hand , the teas on the veran
da nearby and the marquee In which re
freshments vvcie served
Cards wore arranged for Indoors. The toi
lettes at this brilliant function were ex
quisitely dainty nnd rmrvclously fashioned.
Miss Kounl7p , the lovely hostess , woio a
whllo Persian lawn over a white silk slip ,
with low-cut corsage , elaborately trimmed
with IPCP
Miss Kelly was In white organdie , as
was also Miss McDonald- Mrs Charles
Kountzo vvoro a palo blue organdie , with
black lace applique ; Miss Moirltt wore n
pretty black net Mrs. Cilttenden-Smlth n
white organdie , flowered In pink , over a
roral pink slip , elaborately trimmed with
black lace and cornl Jewelry , Miss Peck ,
a blue organdie , trimmed with white lace ;
Miss Andree = cn , a dainty whlto summer
Inwn ; Miss Law , a blue net over whlto
Fatln ; Mrs Chase , a yellow mousaellne do
Role , with applique of black lace ; Mrs.
Herbert Wheeler , pink organdie over a
white ullp , tilmmod with ruchlngs of rose-
colored satin ; Miss Crelghton , whlto Paris
muslin ; Miss Llndsey , black lace over > ol-
low silk.
Ml s Crelghton gave an exquisite lunch
eon at the Omaha club on Monday In honor
of Miss Andreesen. In the center of the
table was a scarf of pink silk , painted with
an Appropriate design of lovers' knots and
Cupids The centerpleeo was a cutglasH
howl filled with bridesmaid roses and round
It were biskets of sweet peas. The plato
caids wcro decorated with lovers' knots and
nwr.pt peas and at each cover was n basket
of the same fragrant blossoms The deco-
latlons of the- room consisted of American
Beaul ) roses Covers were laid for Mesdames -
dames Allison , C T Kount/o and Misses
Andiepsen , Webster , Kountze , Pielghton ,
McDonald , Kell > , Law , Drown , Nash , Taylor ,
Allen and Peck ,
Nothing daintier could well bo Imagined
than the luncheon given by Miss Andree-
* en on Tuesday In honor of her maids.
The decoratloiih consisted of lovely clusters
of pink rosoa , whose delicate fragrance
filled the ulr , nnd the hamlpalnted plato
cards were decorated with the game llouers
In miniature with themonogiam In gold of
the hostess Interwoven among their dainty
potala Tbo maid of honor , Miss Webster ,
was the recipient of n lovely pearl crescent
i-haped pin , whllo each maid's heart was
gladdened with the gift of a silver Hpangled
fan with mother of pearl handle souvenirs
from the hostess of the happy event of the
morrow. Hach fan was encased In a pretty
white satin box , beating on the lid the
monogram of the maid for whom Itwas de-
Elgned
Mr Luther Latham Kountze entertained
his men et a very elaborate and handsomel )
appointed dinner at the Omaha club on
Tuesday evening. The only decorations
used on the table wcro some lovely roare
which stood In a largo bowl In the center
Covers were laid for Messrs Charles T
Kountze , Herman D. Kountze , Karl Gannett ,
Meredith Nicholson , Kdward Darkness ,
Pranklln Crosby and Luther Kountze. The
gifts for the men were handsome scarf pins
anil I'
The wedding of Mrs. Sallle Lowe totl )
and Mr William II Crarv will occur next
Wednesday nt noon at Unity church
Mr. John P Williams , formerly of this city ,
was married recently nt St. POUT'S chureli ,
Toledo , 0 , to Miss Mary Agatha Kos'er
Thn engagement Is , announced of Miss
Ocrtrudo Rutgers Hingvvalt. daughter of Mi
and Mrs. Uobert II Hlngvvalt , nnd Mr. Wll-
llnm Sanford Ilohlncon The marriage will
take place on July 5 at St Mathlas' church
News has been received from Lincoln of
the marriage of Mr. Henry Allen Reese ,
son of Judge Hecse , nnd Ml a Lucy ( Irlf-
fith , daughter of Mr and Mrs. A H Orlf-
flth , on Wednesday , Juno 21. lire bride bas
visited here nnd made \cry olcasmt nnd
lasting Impressions on those who were
fortunate enough to meet her. The groom la
a graduate of Ann Arbor , and has many
college frlenda In Omaha.
One of the pretty weddings o * the week
was that which united Miss Theodore
Uaumer , stepdaughter of Fred Melfr , to
C H. Lelnnann of this cltv The ceremon >
was celebrated Prlday evening nt the resi
dence of Mr Metz and a large company of
the friends of the two families congregated
to assist the bridal couple In making n
happy beginning of their married life Ilia
ceremony waa performed by RPV Thomas
J. Mackay of All Saints' Episcopal church.
Miss Louise Mctz was maid of honor nnd
Phillip Moefler stood with the groom Tbo
ring was carried by Miss Frances Mot ? .
During the entrance of rho Ivldal party Mie
wedding march from Lohengi In was exquis
Holy perfoimed by Mlv , Aug.isla Lehmnnn ,
sister of the groom , and during the cere
mony the delicate slraliu of Schumann's
"Traumetel" mingled , vl'h the responses
After the usual felicitations Mr. nnd Mrs.
Lehmnnn left on n two weeks' trip to Den
ver nnd other western mtiiti. The brldo Is
most favorably known among the younger
society element of the city and the groom Is
an Omaha bo > who has b"en prominent In
athletics and In lo il National Huaid or
ganisations.
Moonii'iitx of Slide ! ) People.
Miss Mac Mount Is In Chicago.
Mr. N. A. Kuhn has returned from n trip
In the west.
Miss Ina Orcutt Is the guest of Miss
Hlanchc Murphy.
Mr A C Mueller Is spending a few davs
In Doslon nnd New York.
-Mrs. Henry Markel has gone to Burling
ton , la. , for n short visit.
Miss nianche Murphy returned home from
school Saturday morning.
Mr Fred Talmage has returned home after
a slweeks' visit In Chicago.
Mr and Mrs. Victor Caldvvell retuined
yesterday from their visit In the east.
Xrs. C n Horton has returned from a
/x weeks' visit to Southern California.
Miss Mary Daugherty of Kansas City Is
a guest of friends In the city over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Calm have returned
from n trip In the southern part of the state
Mr and Mrs. T A. Thompson nnd
daughters have gone to Colorado for a fort-
nlcht.
JIlss Sadie Alexander Is home from Con
necticut , where she Ins been attending
school.
Mrs. D. C. Dodds is visiting relatives In
Chicago , where she expects to remain sev
eral weeks.
Drs. Ludlnglon and Paul Ludington are
spending a six-weeks' vacation at Leech
Lake , Minn.
Miss Helene Wyman returned jeslerday
from her winter at the New England Con
servatory , Boston.
Mrs. May Prebtln and Miss HalHe D.
Dunster are spending a. couple of weeks In
Yellowstone park.
Miss Alice E. Hayes has returned home
for her summer vacation from Park Place
Sacred Heait convent.
Miss , Ada Tobett has left for New York.
where she will spend the summer in the
Adirondack mountains.
Mis. Arthur C. Smith left for Boston yes
terday , where she will Join Mr. Smith nnd
remain for the summer.
Dr. J. J. McMullen and wife have gone to
their old homo In Falrlicld , la. , for a bhort
season of test nnd lecreatlon ,
Ml s Bowie has returned homo after a
live months' visit with her sister , Mrs. H.
G Hart , of East Orange , N. J.
Mrs. Charles F. Welles and Miss WcHes
returned homo yesterday after a month's
visit with friends in Macon. Mo.
Mrs. F. M. Miller , who left on Tuesday to
attend the wedding of a cousin In Marshall-
town , expects to bo gone a foitnlght.
Mrs E , J. Clement and son , Charles , leave
Tuesday for an extended visit with friends
and relatives in Mlssoml and Illinois.
Mrs. J. 0. Snow den and daughter , Marie ,
who is well known to Omaha theater-goers ,
left last week for a trip through the east.
Dr. J. P. Lord has returned from his east
ern trip. Mrs. Lord and the children will
remain in Hockford , 111. , for some time
Mrs , Benjamin F. Weaver win leave to
morrow for a two months' trip through the
mountains , California , and the western coast
tow ns.
Mrs. Lydla Tukey Morrison spent a couple
of davs last week with her parents , return
ing to Lincoln Prlday , where she will rmke
her home.
Mr. Rlley has returned home after 1i
month's vacation , part of which waa hpent
nt the convention nt Columbus , and the re
mainder In visiting hie home at Plattsburg ,
N Y.
Lyman Peck , who for borne weeks has been
111 with typhoid fever nt his father's ranch
near Calhoun , Is now on the high road to
recovery and his many friends nro corre
spondingly Jubilant.
nrilt * of the AVccli.
Mr. John Karllng was most agreeably sur
prised at his residence , South Tenth and
Kavan streets , on Thursday evening , by n
largo number of his friends. Games were
indulged In , and refreshments served at a
late hour.
Several * small people mo thanking Miss
Nettle Collins for the good time they had at
a children's party given by her at her home
Friday evening In compliment of the Misses
Sara and Anna Bourke , the bright little
daughters of Mrs , John 0 Bourke , to a few
of their friends.
An Informal reception was given on Tues
day afternoon at the home of Miss Gal-
ragher , In honor of Mrs , Crclghton-Snyder
of Washington , D. C , who Is here to repio
sent the White Crops tocletv nt the ex
position. It Is the Intention of the > owig
women of the Whlto Cross Auxlll.u v to us-
slsl In the hospital at the Greater America
exposition ,
The seniors of the High school liefd their
class day exercises on Tuesday , when room
43 was decorated with the class colors , tiui-
plo and gold. Over the platform were two
Immense Hags. The conioits of a Ja.-go
punch bowl were much apprecUtrd , nnd at
the end of the program the class < lrrui ! < tbe
health of Prof , Levlston In reapjnso to a
toast by Phoebe Smith The program in
cluded the addresses of thu president , Fred
Succly , class history , Mabel Hlgglns nnd
Mabel Stephens ; oration , "Why a Laboring
Man Deserves Hespect " Henry Duncan ;
data poem , "Battle of thn Amazons , " class
prophcc ) , by several members , class will ,
Nathan Kasbel , class conundrums , Otis Al-
vlnson , valedictory , Carl Ilolnrlch Music
was contributed by Jean Campbell , Alice
Wlnspear , and the Mandolin club
The CnliHcll residence wns the scone of t
most enjoyable function last Thursday even
ing on which occasion Messrs. Sam Caldwell -
well , Fred Lake and Kzra Millar d gave n
most successful dance The grounds were rn
perfect condition , and with the Japanese
ROYAL POWDER BAKING
i4BSOLUTELYHJRE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
, .
KOVAl gAKIHO > 0OI CO ht * YOKK.
lanterns glowing among the trcei made an
Ideal background for the numerous md
pretty glrte present In their dainty summer
frocks Hammocks , rugs nnd s t'ocs wne
scattered over lawn * and porches. Through
out the hou c flyrlnga , peonies and ro&ci
Abounded In artistic profusion , and In the
room where punch wns served , an a'tH'lc
Japanese effect was secured with n Tok'T '
umbrella over the punch bowl , and i llc < ,
palms nnd hone ) suckles n a background
Mrs. Learned assisted the hosts in receiving
their guests In her usual charming manner.
Dancing was continuous throughout the
evening.
Out or Tovrn
Mlsi Foley of Memphis Is the guest of
Miss Margaret Heed and Mrs. Charles Dug-
dale.
dale.Miss
Miss nilzabeth McCartney of New York.
formerly of Omaha , Is visiting friends In
this city.
Mr. id Swobo of Chicago Is v lilting his
parents. Mr. and .Mis. Thomas Swobo , of
this city.
Mrs. W. \ \ ' . Lawrence has returned to
Denver after a visit with Mrs. C. S.
Stockham.
Misses Jeannette and Mary Underwood of
Dayton , 0 , are the guests of Judge and
Mrs. W. II. Kelley.
Miss Ullby Uarber of Ilockford , III. , will
spend soverql weeks with Miss Florence
Lewis on Wlrt street.
Mtrs Susie Merrill of Springfield , III , a
niece of General Merrill , Is the guoul for a
few weeks of Ml s Mercer.
Mrs Hose Byrne of Chicago Is v letting
her daughter , Mrs W U McCleary , of C.18
North Nineteenth street. South Omaha
Miss Winnie Lemon daughter of Mrs. N.
II. Lemon , principal of Lothrop school , re
turned to Omaha on Wednesday last from
Wcalejnn unlversltj Delaware , O She will
spend lire summer with her aunt , Mrs M M.
Hamlln , 1S20 Spencer street.
.Sue I a I CliK-Cliiil.
Much sympathy Is felt for Mis Oscar B.
mills and family in their sad bereavement
by their numerous friends In the cltj.
Oernld Wharton rclurncd lasl week from
Princeton college where hu passed the ex-
arninallon for admission lo Ihe sophomore
class.
Miss Blanche Kin si or has returned home
from the Academy of the Sacred Heart ,
where she was graduated with highest
honors.
Henry Clarke , who has Just been grad
uated In law from Iho Unlverslly of Mich
igan , visited In Omaha last week , He will
practice In Chicago with n prominent firm.
Mr Meredith Nicholson of Denver , who
came to the clly lo be present at the
Kountze-Andrceaen wedding , returned homo
on Thursday. Mrs. Meredith Nicholson will
remain another week , a guest at Forest Hill.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Oscar Funke. who are now-
living In Kansas City , were In Omaha last
week on their way to Gralnvvood. Prior
Lake , Minn. , where they have taken n col
lage for Iho summer.
Hev A L. Williams of Chicago , wllf bo
consecrated as bishop coadjutor in Septem
ber at Trinity cathedral , with Imposing
ceremony Ho will reside in Omaha , ac
companied by Mrs. Williams and Miss
Welghtman.
On ( lie Social Cnlciiilur.
Mrs. Frank B. Reynolds and Mrs. Heibert
L. Porterfteld will entertain next Thursday
afternoon.
Master Harry Allen Koch has Invited a
number of his > oung friends to a dancing
party at Morand's on Tuesday afternoon in
celebration of his twelfth birthday.
Tuesdaj evening at the residence of
Bishop Scannell , Thirty-sixth and California
strecls , Ihe married women's sodality of St.
Cecelia's church will" give a lawn social. An
entertaining musical program has been pre
pared. Lovers of the occult will be given
an opportunity to consult a far-famed sooth
sayer from the far Rust.
Dr. and Mrs. S. Wright Butler were weT-
comed to St. Mary's Avenue Congregational
church and to Omaha on a Tuesday evening
seven years ago On Tuesday evening jiext
the many friends of Ihls popular mlnlslcr
and his wife will have an opportunity of
bidding them farewell , a public reception be
ing tendered them at the church from 8 lo
10 p. m. Whllo Dr. Buller remains In
Omaha for a couple of weeks longer , Mrs.
Buller will leave for their eastern homo on
Thursday next.
O.M.VII V SUBURBS.
Kloreiiec.
0. A. Cowles bpent Sunday with friends In
Ihe counlry.
John S Paul made a business Irlo to
Tekamah Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Krugci of Omaha spent Satin-
da > nnd Sunday \lslllng friendb.
Mrs. M. Daly enlertalned some of her
relatives from Omaha Wednesday.
Miss Delia Cochran of Blair is vislling
Miss Dolly Tucker for a few dajs.
Ilev. John A. Williams of Omaha preached
at Iho Episcopal church Sunday rilghl.
Mrs. Charles Biewer has been qulle sick
for the last few davs. but Is better now.
Miss Llllle Dankb of Blair Is spending a
week with her slbter. Mrs. Charles Brown.
Mrs. L. Smith and Mrs. M. Daly visited
relatives In Omaha Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. B. Porterfield of Omaha visited with
her aunt , Mrs. Frank Reynolds. Wednesday.
n. Burns Duvall of Boston visited with
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hunt Friday and Satur
day.
day.Ilev.
Ilev. Robert Graham. Presbjtcrlan mln-
isler at this place , filled the pulpit at Schuy-
ler last Sunday.
Mrs. T. H. Deland of Perry , In. , visited
her mother-in-law , Mrs. Helen Deland. Fri
day and Saturday.
A parly of real estate men of Omaha
were In town Friday looking over some
Florence property.
The city oincinls are having all the weeds
mowed down In the sir eels and alleys , mak
ing things look neat and tidy.
Rev. M. L. Braden of Omaha conducted
the services nt the Presbyterian church Sun
day during the absence of Itev. Graham.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stevens nnd daughter of
Denver arrived Monday und will spend a
month visiting her mother , Mrs. Thomas.
The river is reported as rising , but It Is
not thought that It will get high enough to
do any damage at this tlrno of Iho year ,
.Mlwi Maltie Tucker , a teacher In the public
school , left Friday for Bclden , Neb , where
she will spend Ihe summer vislling friends.
There Is a petition being circulated among
the taxpajers which nska the county com
missioners to equalize the assessments on
Borne property here.
Rev. Robeii T. Graham , the paslor of the
Presbylerlan church , has n call from a
church In Schujler , Neb , but has not as yet
decided vvhelher he will accept.
John Mann , who has been emplocd here
the last three monlbs assisting In putting
up the pump at lire water works , is em
ployed In Omaha for the presenl.
Miss Rdnu Prlto and little sister , Versa ,
who have been spending a month visiting
relatives here , returned to their homo in
Johnson county , this stale , Monday ,
Miss Carler , head nurse nt Iho Clarkson
hcspllal , Omaha , Is spending a couple of
weeks' vacation with the family of j , p.
Brown , who lives three miles north of town
J. B , Young , living on the Iowa side of
the river , was visiting friends here Friday ,
and reports thai Ibe heavy rains during last
week damaged the corn on the bottoms con
siderably
Will Llghton of Omaha visited his parents
here Wednesday and took his little daughter
and son , who had been here for the last
week visiting their grandparents , homo
with him.
Mies Ida Miller , a leacher In Ihe public
school , will spend her vacation In Omaha
with friends , while her mother , Mrs. Mar
garet Miller , will visit her daughter In Han-
nan city during the summer.
The annual school election will bn held
June 29 tor the purpose of electing three
members to serve two years. Several candi
dates are In the Held , among whom are A
Flnkenkcllnr. J F. Potlcr and J K Lowery
Steven Godcll. M. C Hamilton , and John
Nell wen ( l > y wagon to Decatur , Neb , Sat
urday , taking a boat with them Mr. Ham
ilton and Mr. Nell will cut some sawlogs and
raft them down the river to Mr. Hamilton B
rniri here ,
The town l < making big preparations for
a Fourth of July celebration this year A
committee of eltlzenb hag been appointed ,
over ? IPO has been raised to defray the ex
penses , the pouters arc out announcing the
program , alto elating that the entire pro
ceeds are to go to the Herman sufferers
The Women's eulld of St Maikb
KpUcopal church met at the home of Mrs.
i' . S , TucKer Weduebduy afternoon. The )
HAD HIS PALM KKA1) .
Dr. O. S. Wood Hits Ills I -t Re
vealed and I'ttture Predicted
by Chesterfield
1 It Is a splendid palm , absolutely self
niado nnd It has but barely begun the sue
cessful portion of Its career. " Grant Ches
terfield , the palmist , waa examining the
palm of Dr O S Wood , one of the best
phjslclans In Omaha , located In the New
York Life building , and who has been In
steady practice In Omaha for twenly-soven
> ears' standing "There nre certain
changes written herein , and which , In the
event thev aie made , the result will be not
only satlsfaclory , but will even be bevond
expectations " At Ihls juncture the readIng -
Ing assumed a confidential stage and Ihc
DR WOOD'S PALM.
palmist expatiated at some length on ques
tions lhat were personal.
"You are quite right as regards my earlier
struggles , " said Mr Wood "It seems
almost incredible that the palm should re
veal so much. "
"Take for Instance this line of head , " Ihe
palmist conllnued , "nole how It Is broken
nnd InlerruDlcd. These are stories of > our
earlier struggles , ami they nre splendidly
well lold Sec Ihls thumb It Is rooted
fls firmly ns an oak tree , and those who best ,
know vou know your thinness of disposition
after the mind has been once made Up.
This great space between Ibo ringer of the
"sun" nnd 'tho ' llncer of "Mercury" likewise
suggests n remarkably Independent spirit ,
and the pllablcncss of the hand tells only
lee well vour business ability "
H Is very Intcresllng , for Mr. Chestcrlield
is an Interesllng lalker nnd an Interesting
man. nnd ho was now nt his best and on an
Interesllng subject. Finally an Imprint of
Iho palm was taken , from which the story
of Mr. Wood's llfo will be written out in
full bv the celebrated render. It Is re
markable the number of people that pass
before Giant Chesterfield In his rooms every
day. Men and women ca'l 'to consult him
on questions of every description nnd many
prcdlollons that have been made by him have
already como lo pass Ills fee for a read
ing of Ihe palm is CO cents. The rooms
are located at 1711 Dodge street. They re
main open to the public on Sunday unlll 4
p. m. Because of the numerous engage
ments rnado Prof. Chesterfield will remain
in Omaha u few davs longer.
aio getting together lire net proceeds from
the sac | of garments made , and from
Ice cream socials , etc. , lo put a roof on
the church building , which Is badly needed
BoiiMnn *
G R Williams of Dlk Citv was \lsllor
In Benson last Friday.
Mies Emma Edllng of Omaha was a visitor
In Benson last Sunday.
Miss Rmma Wood of Omaha was a visitor
In Benson last Wcdnesdnv.
Mrs. A. Jewell of Council Bluffs vislteJ
with friends In Benson last Sunday
The residents of Benson have contributed
about $50 to the Herman tornado sufferers.
Miss Farlowc of Omaha vlblted with her
cousin , Mrs. J. Parash. durlnc the last week.
Mia. George Davis , who has been quite ill
for a week. Is abp to be UD and around
again.
Services will be held today at the Metho *
dlsl church at 11 a m. Sunday school at
usual hour , Rev. F. Bross , pastor.
Miss Zella and Lcttlo Smith of Plaits-
moulh visited at the home of their friend ,
Miss Ada Stlger , during Ihe last week.
The annual school election will be held at
the school house next Monday evening , Juno
26. Important questions will be brought up
at this meeting and all persons interesled
In Iho schools of Ibis place arc requested to
atlend.
Mlsn Jessie Frahm entertained a party of
> oung people at a picnic party at her home
last Wednesday evening. Though It rained
about foity-five were present , and an en-
Jojable time was had. Refreshments were
served at a late hour.
At the regular meeting of Clover Leaf
Robekah lodge Saturday night a week a now
candidate was initiated , the South Omaha
team and friends carne up in a body to at
tend the meeting. Refreshments of lemonade
and cake were served.
The members of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows , lodge No. 221 , of Ihls place ,
went lo Soulh Onnha last Sunday aftfrnoon
to take part in the celcbiiition of memorial
services of the South Omaha lodge , No. US
The graves of departed ones were decorated
and services wcrejield In the evening.
I'ull .SIIIIIIINOII'N riiioo.
A squad of police went to Fr.ink Samp
son's cigar store , 1711 St. Mary's avenue ,
this morning at 1 o'clock and arrested a
party of efeven men whom they found playIng -
Ing cards. The place was in charge of John
Smith , Two lables , a lot of chips , nnd
some money , were brought in by Iho officers
The men gave Ihe following names1 Frank
Hnrler , William Stevens , Joe Williams , W
Lyons , George Jones , Charles Holland , Dd
Smith , L Harold , George C. Brown.
LOCAL BREVITIES ,
Thieves robbed the fruit stand of Louis
Padolakj , Slxleenlh and Capitol avenue , car-
rjing off four baskets of peaches ono
basket of plums and two of tomatoex
Ofllces in the city hall were quite genoially
closed yesterday to allow city officers and
employes to go with the Real Rslale Deal
ers' assoclallon on Iheir picnic lo Arllnglon
Henry Jenlsky appeared at the pollen stn-
llon Salurday afternoon nnd complained if
Iho loss of a suit of clotheb. He said he
had left It lit n Sixteenth street lodging
house. When ho returned two dajs later it
was missing and he could find no trace of H
A meeting of the Central Labor Union will
be held nt the Labor Temple at 2 o'clock
this afternoon to take such htcpa as nre
necessary lo\vnrd Iho enforcement of the
female labor law. The tall for the meeting
Is signed by President Bell and Secretary
Sparks.
The children of Unity church enjoyed
their picnic yesterday at Rivcrvlew park.
Rev. Newton Mann was In charge of the
party , which left the church at 10 30 Dur
ing the afternoon many members of the
church and their friends joined lire pioneers
and helped to make things rneiry
Manager Rosenthal will have another
Omaha girl on the bill at the Creighton-
Orpheum Ihls week She Is known among
the profession as Lallna She Is versallle
nnd will make a pleasing Impression nmong
lier friends. Her poslurlng net Is recognlmi
no one of Iho most graceful on the stage
She IB pretty nnd ustnllv a great favorite
among the ladles She will make her first
appearance at the matinee this afternoon
At the third annual meeting of the Otnaha
School of Luw , the rcsultfc of the last two
school yean > weie gone over nnd proved m fii
gratifying , as each and every member of
both classes had successfully rscded the
state bar examination and on each occasion
received the highest honor The school enters - ,
ters upon the present > ear with bright pros- |
peels. The excculive olllceis are Charles
Batlello , presldenl. K C Hodder , vlco presl
denl , 0 L Frltacher. Jr ireaitrrrr nnd H
A Whlpple , secretary
The diplomas at Ihe Bancroft bchool were
awarded lo Iho first class yesterday mornIng -
Ing with appropriate ceremonies The class
of thirteen who pasted the examlnalon for
the High school , arc Krln Coral , Isabel
Ross , Mary Mlchaclson , Idu Shipper-oil , Wil
liam Drefh , LouUu Turek , Minnie Shabata ,
Rose Schulu. Arthur Nclfon , Funnle Mc-
Cartnc ) , Edith Jours Marlon Harnlsh
After the close of the exercises the class
presented their teacher with Ihe rlawi jilct
nre and the principal of the school with a
beautiful paper knife.
Facts Fi
RubberGoodsCheap
Wo carrj a very largo stock of nil Kinds
of rubber goods \ \ bus dlrcrt from the
factories nnil < an nn < l Oo make the low" !
prlr-pi mill nlsn furnish goods whlrh HIO
not old and HOTTIJN
LADIES1 SYRINGE.
The small cut herewith shows sh'po
of the Ladles' PnrlOaii Sjrinse. 'Iho
bulb holds about > i pint , no.id Is
made of rubber. Ttlco , $ J60. Write
for circular
Shown above , Is a good serviceable Rvrlngo.
Price , C5c , by mall , " 6c. Ko more for each quart
larger.oim
oim nr.NT FOUNTAIN SYKINUK.
Nlacara brand , 2-qt . . . . $1.00
Kio per quart more for each l-qt additional In
sbo. If sent per mall add lee to price of fij rlngo.
IlAFIIt F1.0W FOI'XTAIN HYKINOK.
Made of red i libber and fitted with pipes so
that tlu'ds ' nro discharged In about a ( lines the
amount of an ordlnurj svrluRo thus making It
extremely valuable under certain conditions In
which the ordinary fountain sjrlnco li u clc s
1 heso sj rliiRcs being In beautiful boxes are both
useful and servlceiblo. They are lit ted Kith <
har4 rubber pipes Price. 2-qt. $1 BO ; .l-qt. $1.75 ;
4-qt , $2.00. Add isc for postapo If scut per mall.
Regular price. Our cut price
"iic Coke's Dandruff Cure we sell . . . . B4c
Jl 00 Coke's Dandruff Cure we sell . C4c
2f > c Hire's Hoot Beer we sell lc ! !
Zoo Vermont Root Beer ( the original )
we sell 11c
2."ic Allcock's Porous Plasters we sell. . 12c
25o Allen's Foot Ease \ve .sell 20c
$100 Beef , Iron and Wine f'Oo
$100 Brome Scltrer we sell "i"c
2"p Cascaiels we sell 20c
$200 Chlehester Peninrojal Pills
wo sell $1 To
$100 Booth's Hyoniel we sell SOc
25c Carter's Liver Pills we sell IBc
$100 Dlx Tonic Tablets we ell ROc
fiOc Dlv Tonic Tablets we sell 40c
$1 no Fellow's Hvpophosphltes we sell.$1.20
$1 .10 Vln Mariana wo sell 41.15
GOc Horsford's Acid Phosphate 40c
23c Humphrej's Specific , all kinds
\ve sell 20c
Too Hall's Catarrh Cure- ( Toledo )
we sell 50c
15c H & II Soap wo sell 1c
$100 Hostettci's Bitters \\e sell . . . . 7uc
$100 Kilmer's Swamp Root wo sell. . Too
Any of our contemporaries who feel them
selves Incompetent to writean ad may ( as
usual ) copy this one
7.c M & L Florida Water wo fell . ( tfa '
23c Packer's Tar Soap we sell us
$1 00 Ozomiilslon we sell v < j .
$100 Pe-ru-na we sell 7'e J
$1 00 Porl , Sherry or Claret we jell . idc j
'
$100 Hair de Quinine we sell ; c
$1.00 Orange Blossom we sell We
$1.00 Maltlnc Preparations we sell . . fc
lOc boxes Moth Balls , , V-
BOc Radway'.s Relief we sell 4ie
GOc Po77onl's Powder wo sell 35o
2."c Pear's Gljcerlne Soapve sell . . . . ij
L'Oc Pear's Unscenlcd Soap wo tell. . . . Uc
$1.00 7-Slslcr's Hair Grower we sell. . . S c
$1.00 Slearn's Wine Cod Liver Oil
wo sell , 7Sc
$100 Madam Yale's Goods. . . b9a
"Gc Sozodonl we sell Jos '
75c Jottcsbur } d Brown Toolh Paste
we sell jq < j '
$1.00 Wyeth's Beef , lion and Wine
we sell 7-c
25c Tctlott's Swan's Down we sell. . . . I'.a .
lOc bottle VaseUne 8c
$1.00 Family Sjrlnge we sell 50a
$1.00 Fountain Sjrlnge we sell t"e
$1 00 Palna's Celerj Compound we sell "no
$1.00 Hood's Sarsaparllla we sell . . Tie
50o Kilmer's Swamp Reel 40c
GOc Scott's Emulsion we sell . . . . 40c t ,
$1.00 Wine Cardul we sell . . . Too
wiii'rn roil tT vi.ixii n.
Middle of Block. 1513 Dodge Street. \ ,
And n good reason why we are selling
more Linen Skirts , Denim Skirts and White
Pique Skirts than ever before to particular
people. Lidles who like goods that are
tiesh and clean , as well as stjllsh and per
fect Kiting , come to us those who dis
criminate will surely flnd our prices no
higher than asked elsewhere for less care
fully made garments.
Shirtwaists Same Way our waists
are nicely kept and are ready to wear ,
fresh and clean from the hands of the
maker. Good qualities at SOc better
at $1.00 , $1 50 and upwards. You'll alwajb
find the full money's worth In everything
ne sell.
See our Tailored Suits at $10 00 and the
better ones at a little more money.
LKSCOriELD
LCLDAK&SUITCO.
1510 Douglas St.
Corner East Midway
and the
Grand Plaza.
Pending the arrival of the people
fiom the different Hawaiian Islands
the directors of this novel exhibition
1-ave engaged at an enormous ex
pense the
Royal
Imperial
Troupe
ofOriental
Oriental
Acrobats ,
the
Rflizuno
Family
dliect from Ihe realms of the Ml-
Kado tonrldered b > ill to be tin
moht wonderful acrobats , contortion
ists , Jugglers and balances evei
seen A. 'Delmore
CHENEY
IJASS.BAKITOXi ; .
Vocal Instruction
CONCKKT ORATORIO and
MUSICAL FESTIVALS ,
Cull or address at htudlo , Suite
315 Kamno building , oppr > , Crcigh
ton-Orplicmir
HcHSUNAL PARAGRAPHS ,
Major Hathaway has gone east after his
family
K H ( iimrey of hauiel , Neb. In In ihc
city on business
Mrs John Francis has gone to Chicago
to spend Sunday
Nebraskans at the hotels J a Thomp
son , James AiTerd Alma I' A Cameron ,
Tekarnah , J K youngman , Schioler W S.
Cook , 0V Cook. Wakofleld , John A Har
mon O'Neill , T C CaldwiiU , Scotia
Judge W. I ) Cornleli , vko president of
the Union I'actflc railway , accompanied 1 > >
his cousin , C F Cornish , of New York ,
and his secretary , L F. Cornell , of Mid-
dleboro , are guests at the MllUrd. The ) are
returning from a trip to Idaho
Ir F Swartzlander received a telegram
M > terclaj from his son. I.ouln. who Is a mem
ber of the Fourth t'nlled Slate * cavalrj ,
stating that he called that < la > on the trans
port Sheridan for the Philippine * The
> oung man wa > a carrier for The Ilec until
be enlisted In the cavalry ,
Hphe Middle of Block Drue Store offers its patrons the
* following advantages : ! * ' , Uy for iho LA 1UIKST drug
stock in Onmha to select from. 'Jnd CLttAN KRKSH , /
GOODS of undoubted genuineness as we buy direct from the
mnnuinetuvbr. 3rd-nn ADKQUATK KOHCE of C1HADU-
ATK PJUDSCKIPTIONISTS ( now numbering as many as any
two of our esteemed contemporaries ) . 4th The lowest cut
cash prices.
Some New Cash Cuts !
Write for Catalogue of Our Store.
Mrs , R , H , Davies
Millinery and Hair Goods.
SUMMER
DEDUCTION SALE
OFF
On all Trimmed Hats
$1.50 rough , braid sailors. . . 98c
1.00 rough braid sailors. . . 68c
75c rough braid sailors. . . . 49c
3.00 fine split Knox styles. S2.0O
2.50 fine split Knox style 1.98
1.75 fine split Knox styles . . . . | .I9
Full line Mrs. Gervaise Graham's Toilet Articles
and Cosmetics.
Hair Dressing and Manicuring Department Best in City
FfOO nf Cucumber and Elder Flovvor Cream and
IICC Ul Fajo Powder given away Monday.
il Jl
SOUTH SIXTEENTH STREET.
Special low prices on
Muslin Underwear
A fine cambric sklit with dust ruffle , wide flounce with three-Inch lace flrlce S7o.
A good nruslln skirt , with dust ruffle , flounce with four-ilnch ruffle and three tucki
price 48c.
Handsome Cambric Skirts with wide dust
ruffle , ovcr-flounco trimmed with two
rows of lace insertion and edge 2',4 Inches wide price $1.45.
Handsome Cambric Skirts with dust ruffle
, slx-lnch embroidery Insertion in flouno *
price DSc.
Short underskirts from 20c up.
Cambilc Drawers with wide cambric ruffle , three tucks above ruffle-price 29o.
Ii an era with tlounce and two rows of hemstitching price 35c
Cambilc Drawers with flounce three Inches wide , lace and Insertion-price 680
COnSKT COVCna-Cambrlo cornet covers , square neck , trimmed with embrold-
cry , well made , best Pearl buttons price L'5c.
Cambric corset covers , low neck , neck and sleeves trimmed with fine torchon
lace two Inches wide price 50c
New Trench Corset Covers-shir string at neck and waist. lace trimmed sleeves
and neck price BSc and up.
L , tin oh
Includes rye bread , wleuerwurnt , swclt/er
cheese , pretzels , potato salad and
Cabinet
The blcr may be nerved In steins or or
dinary glasses and wooden ehoeg may be
worn by Itie guents. The Linden plant ma >
be used for decoiativo purponca. Krug Cab-
Inct Deer goes good tastes good with all
luncheonti. It has the natural flavor an
unknown nuullty in modt beersVant a
case' We'd like to have you try It
rnin KIIIO iiinvv IN < ; ro , ,
Tel. 420. 3007 Jackcon Street
FOR OFFICIAL MAP
OF
CITY OF LOS ANGELES
AND
N. E. A.
PAMPHLET
of ttlilt'li iM-i'i rlnr > Hlipinril in licit ,
"It I * fur mill uirii ) the llnml Ihliiu
I IKK e ) el rpii
Call at Union Pacific Ticket Office ,
O/floo / , 13 )2 Fa rnam Street ,
BEROLZHEIMER
Great Reduction Sale.
, On all the latest in black
, and black and white hats
-in fa'jt wo include all <
hats , bonnets and every
lliing in summer
MILLINERY
203 So. fifteenth
MONHEIT
Leading
Chiropodist
Treats the feet
.
with lutett Im.
proved clectrkil
method I'axton
Ulotk Karnatn Hi.
take ele >