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THE OMAHA DAILY HER: SUNDAY, FI51VR TATTY 25, 1000.
DAME FASHION IS A PATRIOT
8nggeition8 of Washington Prominent In
Ricent Social Eyents,
MYERS-NASH WEDDING EVENT OF IHi WEEK
Orcnioii)- Ik 'ltiii'cil by Sot'lrtjr
Lender of 'lit I m mill (It her Cities
Cnlemliir Cium-n to Halt on
Anil I'lliifiiln) .
Soclnl t'nl i-nil nr.
MONDAY, February LS-"Mlnuet Military."
Miss Donne, Miss McKclinn, Metropolis
inn hall, I to 0 p. in. Kvenlng enter
tainment at 8.
lion 'ion Card club. MrK. Puffcnrnth.
Ounl party, Mrs. Tzschuck.
TUKSIMV, February Si-Mr. 13d win Ituth
ven Perfect, .Mrs. Owriin McClellun
Jtlbbel, progressive cucliro lurty, .Motro
liolltati hull.
Sloney-Neison nuptials.
Thurston Wilts, a dance.
Mm. WpsscI, whist lunclieon.
WKDNHSDAY, February L'v-Muslcal, Miss
Julia OlUcer.
Cooking club, Minn Kllpatrlck.
Mrs. Van Horn, Mil Sigma Card club.
Wednesday Lunch club, Mrs. Uurgoss,
Mrs. Smith.
A society girl's letter of this week gives
nn accurate description of the premier ovent
of the week, tho .Myers-Nash wedding:
"OMAHA, February Twenty-flrat. Kleanor
Dear: 1 liavo Just returned from tlio Myers
Nash wedding, nnd knowlnft your great love
for gorgeous occasion, I decided to glvo
you tho full benefit of my knowledge whllo
It la fre3h In mind and whllo my spirits nro
bubbling over wljh cnthusliwm; for It was
onu of the most bountiful and elaborate core
mem lc of tho season.
"To start with, you must know Miss Nash
In ono of tho lcant-spolled girls In eoclcty
In Hp I to of tho fact that she has been a
great favorlto ever since her Introduction
into tho social world. The groom was one
of thu typical kind that you read of In
boolt), you know, but oeldom sec. Tall,
with a lino physique, and dark hair with a
sprinkling of gray; now Isn't that romantic?
When I get married tho man must havo
gray hair, even If ho powders It for tho
occasion. It gives a young man a kind
of mysterious air, you know, Just as If ho
luul a history that was worth delvlug into.
"And now that tho preliminaries arc
settled, Imagine tbl.i charming society girl
In her gorgoous wedding robes.
"Long beforo tho appointed time, St.
John's church was thronged with tho beauty
nnd fashion of upper tendom. it was n
-whlto and gold wedding and tho sun shonu
through tho Etalncd glass windows with a
golden Hood of light which was In perfect
harmony with tho Interior colorings of the
edldco (mighty kind of dear old Sol, wasn't
It?). Tho altar was a perfect bower of
Murcchal Nlol roses, while tho myriads of
whlto candies glowed with yellow lights.
Tall palniK with thin, broad, sword-llko
leaves formed a beautiful background for
tho decorations.
"Tho organist played tho softest, Bwcot
rat music, whllo tho ladles In beautiful
reception totlots chatted of their friend who
was bo soon to loavo them. Soon tho
strains of "Faithful und Truo" announced
tho bridal cortege.
"First came tho ushers, Mcsnr8. H. For
tiott, Frank Coatcs, I). Myers of Dubuque,
James Edwards of Notro Dame, Tom Crelgh,
Henry Allen, Fred Nash, Jr., nnd Louis
Nash. (Nobody paid any attention to 'them,
of course, becauso men don't count fit a
wedding.) Then tho four littlo llowcr girls
dainty In frocks of whlto with sashes of
yellow, picture hatx of yellow and great
bunches of Marpch.il NIel roscu. Tho six
bridesmaids followed, looking llko em
bryo brides In soft whlto cllnglug gowns
and short Illusion vcIIh, held In placo by
Jaunty bows of white. They wore no
ornaments nnd carried no ilowers. Then
came Oh, but I forgot tho bridesmaids'
names. They wero: Mm. Joseph Darker
I supposo she was rcully tho matron of
honor Miss Helen Peck, Miss Crclghton,
Miss Myers of Dubuquo, Mlas Doylo of De
troit and Miss Danncmlller of Canton. Tho
maid of honor, Miss Kmlly Myers, followed,
a perfect plcturo in yellow crepo do china.
Ths long, clinging hklrt, trimmed In tho
softest roso plcatlngs of lisso of tho samo
hue. Her Jaunty hut wan a Pariu creation
of yellow, which brought out tho most
ravishing tints of her hair and complexion.
Sho carried an Immense bouquet of yellow
roses.
"Then came the cynosuro of all eyes, tho
brlilo herself, In thn heaviest cream satin.
Tho nklrt fell In a triple boxpleat from tho
waist to tho edgo of tho long, sweoping
train. Tho peplum was bordered with point
laco. Tho bodlco of satin had a yoko effeot
of mil laco, whllo over all fell a magnill
cont veil of point laco which caused a thrill
of admiration through tho wholo audience.
"Tho wedding servlco "was particularly
Interesting becauso of tho distinct responses,
and then It was tho nuptial solemn high
ma&e, which calls for tho most elaborate
musical servlco and nny number of priests
and bishops, assistant priests and candle
bearers.
After tho -wedding ceremony, which lastod
nn hour and n half ; by tho way, that's
tho way to havo a wedding; wo Protestants
havo tho knot tied so quickly that It is no
wonder It comes loose, and tlit'ii wo don't
havo time to catch but n fleeting glimpse of
thn gowns that take so many hours to plan.
Wall, after tho ceremony the bridal party
repaired to tho Nash mansion, which wus
claborato in colorings of yellow and whlto,
whero n banquet was served, "and they
lived happily over after."
If this "llrBt edition" was not alroady
beyond tho prescribed length, Including
postscripts, I would tell you of all the other
happenings of the week, which nro so
numerous that ono would think the wholo
society world expected novcr to come out
of sackcloth and ash,es, and consequently
wero bound to havo all tho fun possibly
' boforo their demise.
Hut Lent will be here In threo days, tUon
I Bhall bo good for forty days. No moro
partloa, no moro theaters, no more dances,
no more eating of tho stuff that dreams are
made of. No moro of anything but Jack.
13vor your loving, MADOK."
Mrriiinlltiiu Ouh Kiiti'rtnln,
Another brllllnnt entertainment was given
by the Metropolitan club at tho hall 'Wednes
day evening. Tho rooms wero lavish In
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I decorations of bunting In nallon.il colors,
lags, smllax and palms. A program of living
pictures wero given, as follows: "Babble,"
Miss Hanchen Hehfeld. "La Toscn." MIm
Dolly l'olnck; Josephine," Miss Kathryn 1
Polack; "Gibson Olrl, Miss Juliet Morris; ,
"Colonial .Olrl," Miss Laura OOcU; ".Mar
guerite," Miss Lena Hehfeld; "Colonial
Damo," Mrs. Hlllcr: "Prlscllla," Mrs.
Simons; "Columbia," Miss Dolly Polack.
After an elaborate supper dancing wus
Indulged In and speeches 'given by Mr.
dardncr of the Orphcum. Miss Itehfeld'8
solos wero much appreciated.
Coiiilliin'iitnr' to .Mini Wilson.
A ker.slngton was given Tuesday afternoon
by Miss KounUe fop Miss Wilson of New
York. After tho afternoon's pleasure a
luncheon must delectable wus served to Mrs.
Charleo Kountze, Mrs. Kenyon, Miss Wilson,
Miss Webster, Miss Crounse, Miss Doyle of
Detroit, Mlas Myers of Dubuquo, Miss Kllz
nbeth Allen, Ml Webster, Miss Palmer.
Miss Oraco Allen nnd Miss Higglnson.
MIhs Wilson of Now York wns tho guest
of honor at a perfectly appointed dinner
given, by Miss Oertrudo Kountze Tuesday
evening. The tnblo wos marked by nrtlstlc
beauty. Tho centerpiece was a largo basket
overflowing with hyacinths nnd ferns. Tho
J handle was tied with a Jaunty bow of pale
I green ribbon. Tho plates for the ludles wero
I marked with biinclun of violets, whllo tho
men wero favored with hyacinths. The
plate cards wero pale green bands with tho
names In raised gilt letters. Tho partici
pants were: Miss Wilson, Miss Webster,
ltaa l.-lnpn VVianr MUa Pnlmnr Mliw ,
Montgomery, Miss Swcnsbcrg, Mrs. Hustin,
Mrs. Luther Kountze, Mrs. Charles Kountze,
Miss Kountze, Mr. Hrown, Mr. Colpetzer,
Mr. Morsman, Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Will Hums,
Mr. Samuel Hums, Dr. Lyman, Mr. Dean
' I.vmnn. Mr. Chnrlen Kountzo. Mr. Luther I
Kountze.
Mlas Kllpatrlck entertained charmingly
Wednesday afternoon for Mies Wilson of , Chase, pastor of the First Methodist Kplsco
Now York. Luncheon was served for Mrs. pal church, of which tho groom Is n member.
Luther Kountzo, Miss Wilson, Miss Crounse, , They left for tho oust at 0 o'clock for a
MIsh Mario Crounse, Miss Duck, Miss Tay- short trip. After March 15 they will bo at
lnr. MIfs Allen, Miss Kllzabcth Allen, Miss homo to their friends nt 2123 Webster street.
Higglnson, Miss Millard. The groom Is a young lawyer, who was nd-
mlttcd to the Omaha bar two years ago. Tho
lifnrm- WiiNlihmtoii Cluli Kiiti'rtnlim. brldo Is n sister of Mrs. U. 11. Balcombe.
Ono hundred 'guests enjoyed a most enter- 1 Mr. Kdmunj c. s,)angcr of this city nnd
tnlnlng evening at tho hands of tho Oeorge ' Mlgs Margaret Hussell Mills of Now York
Wuhhlngton club of the Union stock yards clty wero niarrled nt St. Thomas' church
Thursday evening at the Metropolitan hall. i vow v0rk City last Wednesday morning
I Tho danco hall and stairway wero clabor-
nt In decorations. Tho main hall was
adorned wttn rcstoona or bunting lu patriotic
colors, whllo lings lloated from tho win-
dows and plcturto of patriots wero placed In
tho most advantageous positions. From tbo
chandelier In tho center of tho hall extended
strands of nmllax and graceful asparagus
vines to tho four walls. In two corners were
magnlllccnt trees of American Beauties un-
dor which wns dispensed delicious punch. A
, largo shield In red, whlto nnd blue lmmor-
tcllcf, two beautiful silken Hags draped over
n plcturo of Oeorge Washington and the In-
itals of tho club in patriotic hue added to tho
beauty of tho scone. I
An elaborate supper was served from small
tables, which wero gorgeous with roses, hya- '
clnths nnd tulips. The cover for each lndy
was marked with an American lleauty rose,
whlio tho men had boutonnlervs of carnn-
Hom. Somo cxqulslto gowns wero worn by
the women, which, together with the bcautl-
ful lights, the strntns of bright music and tho
pcrfumo of many roues mado it nn occasion
long to bo remembered. The members of tho
club ure: Messrs. W. H. Wood, Charle.i
Hone, Paxton, Wallwork, Sanders, Murphy,
Kenyon, Wood, Tagg, McOrath, Ingworsoy, ,
Martin, M. Murphy, Dudley, Frank, Fred- .
cricks, Welthclmer, Smith, Lennon and
Strauss,
Vointili- llliiiii-i- Piii-Mi-n.
Miss Kmma Crclghton entertained tho
bridesmaids of tho Myers-Nash wedding party
TLa,jr!""U3. !lnn0r M0"ay CV0,,1"B-
, I 1 '"auKV'
...... I. a vtlHCIIUU, it UiUhUl Ui CllUllaUU
carnations resting on a beautiful creation
of Hattcnberg' lace, through tho meshes of
which glistened crimson satin. Covers
wero laid for Miss Nash, Miss Crelghton,
Mrs. Joseph Barker, Miss Helen Peck, Miss
Myers, Miss Danncmlller, Mli Doyle, .Mr. ,
Fred Nash, Mr. Joseph Hnrkcr and Mr,
Adujus of Salt Lake.
At tho samo tlmo Mr. Myers gave a dinner
nt tho Omahn club. The ccntcrpleco con
sisted of yellow and white tulips. Tho
participants were: Mr. Frederick Nash,
Jr., Mr. Louis Nnsh, Mr. Forbctt. Mr. Tom
Crolgh, Mr. Henry Allen, Mr. Oeorge Myers,
Mr. Dorrenco Myers, Mr. Frank Coatcs, .Mr.
Hen Hervoy and Mr. James Edwards.
Aftor tho dinner tho two affairs wero
merced Into a lolni box nartv
Mr. and Mrs. Ketlyon entertained nt dinner 1,1,8 weeK
Saturday evening complimentary to Mr. and Mr- aml Mrs- J H- Evans of West Farnam
Mrs. Luther Kountze. Tho tablo was re- street entertained delightfully nt cards Sat
splcndent with rt"cs, candelabra with silken urday evening.
shades. About the festal board Vcro gath- Tho Winter club danced nwoy tho hours
ercd Mr. and Mrs. Luthor Kquntzo, Miss Thursday evening at Morand's In a dc-
Gortrudo Kountze, Miss Wilson of Now York, .
Miss Webster, Mr. James PaXtou, Mr. W.
Furnam Smith, Mr. Bourlund of Peoria, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenyon.
i:iun' Dniicf,
The Elks enjoyed a dancing party Wednes
day evening at tho Waro block. Tho rooms,
with their new decorations, presented n
beautiful nlcture. further ndnrnnl uitb rrra
nnd American flags. A canopy of American
Beauties and La Franco roses attracted
much attention, ns well ns tho heads of tho '
elks with their lights of white and violet,
Tho chandellcrfl wero festooned with sml
lax nnd vines of asparagus. An nlr of pa-
trlotlsm wns given to tho occasslon by tho '
many American (lags that graced the walls.
At least ono hundred guests enjoyed tbo
oveulng's gaycty. Punch was sorved In one
of tbo card rooms and an elaborate lunch
enjnyeu jaior in mo evening, t ne commit. ;
teo consisted of Messrs. n. 11, Smith, Bar
rett, Cronk, Gibson, McGrnth, Abbott, Tay
lor, Scanucll, Hnber, Touwilln. Ingram,
Brown, Estello, Ilrlgga, Vlnsonhaler, Mullen,
Murphy, Whlnncry, Myers, Clnpp, Dewar,
McIIugh, Gurley, Moore, Kimball, Broad
well, Lnmpmanu.
Afternoon lti'i'i-iitlon.
Thn homo Of Mrs. fl. W. Plntnnr nrnonntn.l
a charnilni? nnnn.irnn Tin.ru.inv nft.,,n
In honoii of tho reception given by Mrs.
Plainer. Mrs. J. Stewart Whlto and MUa
Blessing. Tho hall was gorgeous In red.
Tall Amcrlcon Beauties wero used profusely.
Tho drawing room was udornwl with brldea-
maid roses, while tho dining room was
stunning In decorations of meteors. The
tablo had nn Immcnso bed of tbo fragrant j
blossoms resting on a centerpiece of ren- i
alfsance laco over roso satin. Candelabra,
with crimson tapors and dainty roso Blmdes.
shod a Foft huo over the room. Tho ns-
slfrtlng women were Mrs, McMullcn, Miss
Besslo Field, Miss Bennett, Mlsj Blanche
Comstock and Miss Gall Conmtock.
YHIinv l.iinelieoii.
Miss Webster guvo an exquisite luncheou
In honor of Miss Wilson of New York Thurs
day nftemoon. Tho perfect appointments
I: , In u, i,"J"" ?. "
Mies Webster bad for her guests: Miss Wil
son, Miss Swcnsbcrg, Mrs. Luther Kountze,
.Mrs. CharlcH Kountze, Miss Hutchinson of
Colorado, Miss Oertrudo Kountze, Mls3 Llnd
scy und Miss Kelly.
Whim Luncheon.
Mrs. Charles Coutant gavo a charming
wniat lunclieon Wednesday for Mrs. Barka-
Inw of Denver. The plato curds wero flags
tied with national colors, tho bonbons tiny
hatchets, The decorations wero exquisite,
In roses nnd ferns.
.Plates wero marked for Mrs. Barkalow,
Mrs. S. D. Barkalow, Mrs, Guthrie, Mrs.
Clarke, Mm. Ogden, Mrs. Crelgh, Mrs, Davis,
Mrs. Prltchett, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Shlvorlck,
Mrs, Potter, Mrs. Gannett, Mrs. Drinker,
Mrs. lllack of Chicago, Mrs. Manderson,
Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Crummer, Mrs. Merrlam,
Mrs. Llndscy, Mrs. M. M. Mortmnn, Mrs.
dales. Mrs. Martin. Mrs. Colpctxer, Mrs. F.
M. KlrhardFon and Mrs. Wessells.
nil ni'l iik I li r I j
Delightful In every respect was tho danc
ing party given Monday evening by Mr. and
Mrs. Hamlin Whitney, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs.
James Munn, at Thurston Miles' armory.
The hall presented n gala appearance, with
Its decorations of palms, smllax nnd pink
carnations. Tho pillars wero twined with
feathery asparagus nnd caught here nnd
there with pink carnations. Tho punch bowl
rested on nn exquisite bed of pink blossoms.
Fifty couples enjoyed tho dancing. The
dance cards wero especially unique and wero
dainty souvenirs of tho occasion.
Wl'llllllIU Hint Illlmllil-IIH-Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. John Steel nnnotinco tho en
gagement of their daughter, Miss Lilly Ann,
to Mr. (leorgo Andrew Lovcland of Lincoln.
Mr. Thomas Dupont Stoncy nnd Miss
Mabel Dlnncho Nelson will be married nt
St. John'a Fplscop.il church. Twenty-sixth
and Franklin streets, at S:30 p. m., Tuesday
next.
Thursday, February 1., Miss Florence
Donahue and Mr. Hubert Craig wero united
in marriage by tho Hcv. Clarence R. Mlnnrd
of Denver, Colo. At homo at tho Manltou,
Salt Lake ,Clty, nfter March 1.
Mr. Walter A. Sturgcs nnd Miss Oertrudo
McOllvary wero married Wednesday at
p. ui. by Hev. Charles Herbert Young nt St
.Tnlitl'fl Fnllirnnnl rhlirflh. Tho rprnmnnv W.1A
witnessed by relatives only. Mr. Slurgcs
Is employed by Armour & Co. Mr. and Mrs.
Sturgea departed on tho evening train for
tlio east, to bo gone two weeks. On their
return they will be at home to their friends
HI tho Ure.XCl.
Mr. Charles Battello nnd Mla Clara Turner
wore married Wednesday by Hev. M. W.
,,t 10 o'clock by Hev. J. O. Williams, pastor,
assisted by Hov. C. F. Head, J. H. Millard
nnd J. A. Wallace. Tho church was filled
with friends of both the brldo and groom
and was beautifully decorated In yel-
low roses. After tho ceremony the rela-
tlves und tho bridal party wero given n
wedding breakfast nt tho home of tho brldo,
g."7 Fifth avenue. Tho houso wns beautifully
decorated with violets and orchids, combined
with delicate asparagus vines. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Spangler left New York City ou tho follow-
lng day on tho Whlto Star steamer Teutonic
nnd will spend six months in Kurope. On
their return they will inako their homo lu
New York.
Mr. Wllllum Llewellyn Williams and Miss
Kato Daugberty were united In marriage
last Wednesday evening at tho residence of
Hev. P. A. McOovcrn, rector of St. Phllo-
mena's cathedral, Ninth nnd Howard streets.
Father McGovern performed tho ceremony,
Only imnedlato relatives of tho contracting
parties vcro present, but a largo number of
friends gathered at tho bride's residence,
lf.nn Davenport street, to welcome them home
nnd extend congratulations. Mr. Williams
l.s nn old nnd trusted employo of tho nmelting
works, whllo tbo brldo Is well known In
Omahn and enjoys tho friendship and good
will of n large circle of admirers. Mr. and
Mrs. Williams wero the recipients of numer
ous appropriate wedding gifts and other
tokens of good will. Mr. J. H. Williams of
Stato Center, la., and Mrs. Mary Tracy were
witnesses to tho nuptial rites at the church.
The newly wedded couple will bo at homo at
1H09 Davenport street
I'leiiMiiri'H Paul.
Mrs. Manderson gavo nn elaborate card
party Saturday ovenlug.
Mrs. Hosenstock entertained the Wash-
ington Whist club Thursday.
Mr8. V. W. Morsman cavo an enjoyable
whist luncheon Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Hunt entertained at a patriotic party
the meimbcrs of tho Unity Guild Wednesday.
Mrs. C. II. Liver entertained a dozen
friends nt a Kensington Wednesday after
noon. t
A large number of dental students en
Joyed n danco at tho collego Wednesday
evening.
Tho Wednesday Lunch club was royally
entertained by Mrs, Weaver and Mrs. Kelvy
llghtful manner.
The Cooking club was entertained by Miss
Rowena Higglnson Mciiday. Covers wero
laid for twenty-two.
Tho many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Marc
G. Perkins testify to a most enjoyable oven
lug at cards Saturday evening.
Mrs. D. V. llarkalow of Denver was tho
guest of honor nt n kenslngtou given by
ur"' "",') 1 OULr ',om,aJ uueniuon.
MrH- H- Coun entertained very elaborately
nt rcd luncheon Inst Friday afternoon lu
honor of .Mrs. .M. P. Maaa of Sterling, III.
A delightfully novel entertntnmcnt wns
tho bowling party given by Mrs. SImoii3 at
the Metropolitan club Tuesday afternoon
Tlio North Omaha Pleasure club gave tho
last of Its pleasant sorles of dances at
Thurston Rifles' armory Thursday evening,
Mrs. H. W. Bailey gavo a pleasant whist
luncheon at 1 o'clock Thursday to sixteen
women friends. Tho rooms wero dulnty In
bridesmaid roses and pink carnations.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Hnydci entertained
nt Morand'a Friday evening for their
daughters, Misses Mary nnd Lucllo. Tho
eighty young people enjoyed tho evening ut
dancing.
A truo patriotic card party wns given
Wednesday evening by Miss Louise Smith.
The scoro cards wero (lags, tho Ices wero in
,,aB 8",upe wUn PP"Prlal, colorings, us
wero alst tUo cakes nrul confcctl"3-
Mr- aKd Mrs- 1Iando fivo u reception
Thursday evening ut tho Thurston Rules'
nrmory- T"e waliB wero hung with bunting
lu nlUloni11 clrs, with flags, while palms
aml riwe3 furtlllr beautified tho interior,
0,10 of tll Pleasant parties of tho week
was U,BU flvo car1 party enjoyed by
tuo 'flnus of Mr. and Mrs. Iiushnell. Prizes
wero awarded to Mrs. Lanzondorf, Mrs.
llllUer J,r Shlller and Mr. Carl Bergstrom.
surprise party In honor of tho 27th
birthday of Mr. Charles Leeder was given
nt tho homo of his mother, 1310 Davenport
strec-t. About thirty guests wero present.
Curds nnd music wero tho features of the
evening.
A largo party of young folk enjoyed tho
dance given by tho King's Daughters of tho
C""" ' 'h a Shepherd at tho Thurston
proved qultu tho most enjoyable.
Mrs. J. S. Tlpprry entertained tho South
Side Whist club this week. A very pleasant
and social tlmo wns had. Nluo games
wore played. Mrs. Curry wen first prize, a
beautiful Austrian vuso, Mrs. Rlggs taking
scccnd, a preity china plate. Dulnty re-
iresnmenis were sorved.
Tho anniversary of tbo birth of Georgo
Washington was celebrated In a very op-
proprlate manner by thu Knocker Card club
at tho homo of Miss Lynn Wlgman lu
Kountze Place, Tho decorations throughout
the rooms wero of a military ordor, as wero
also tho scoro cards, and the national colors
were much In evidence. The, woman's prize
was won by Miss Auerswald, whll Mr.
I Noyes was awarded the gentleman's prize.'
The consolntlons fell to Miss Lynn Wlg-roan
nnd Mr. Heyden.
I The Hnnscom Park club was entertained
tu Friday by Mrsdnmes Gould and Iloyd.
Tho favors were sn.all hatchets and red, I
white nnd blue emblems. After a pleasant'
afternoon at cards a dainty lunch wns served. .
Tho tokens were won by Mesdnmes Duculx,
Ingersoll, Olson and linker.
Mr. nnd Mrs. M. A. Dillon were most Joy
fully surprised Friday evening, the occasion j
being their eighth wedding anniversary.
Whist wns tho featuro of tho evening. The ,
prizes wore awarded to Mrs. Halght, Mrs.
Huntly nnd Mrs. Matthes; D. J. O'llrlen, H.
U. Mntthfs nnd John Smelzer.
Mix. Htinion's ten" of tho Chur U of
tho Good Shepherd cntertnUicd tho women otfj
tho church pleasantly Wednesday nftemoon.
A guessing contest served to keep a de
lightful interest lu tho atternoon's enjoy
ment. Tho dainty refreshments added mucJi
to tho pleasuro of tho occasion.
Complimentary tq Mrs. Hlgclow of Chi
cago, Mi. Anderson gave n luncheon Thurs
day. Tho tablo was bcputlful with Its huge
bed of pink and whlto carnations as a center
piece, tho candelabra with pink shades nnd
tho Immcnso bowa of pink und whlto satin
which graced each corner of tho table.
Miss Mabel Morrow celebrated Washing
ton's birthday by entertaining a number of
her little friends nt her home, 2123 Shoitnan
avenue. Sixteen littlo folks surrounded a
tnblo of dainty refreshments under n canopy
of red, white and blue. Tho cherries eorved
In tho cream nnd tho souvculr hutohcts wero
reminders of tho holiday.
A reception was given Thursday afternoon
nt tho homo of Mrs. Ezra Millard. The
rooms wero ndorncd with roses and palms.
Assisting In tho rooms were Mrs. (lllford,
Mrs. Metz, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Moriarlty,
Miss Crounse, Miss Mario Crounse, Miss
Millard, Miss Helen Millard, Miss Chandler,
Miss Orcutt, Miss Kllpatrlck.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Gunner of Kountze
Place wero surprised by tho N. (1. (). club
Tuesday night In honor of their eighteenth
wedding anniversary. Dancing und cards
wore Indulged In during tho evening. Mr.
Huso uud .Mrs. Williams carried off tho first
prizes, whllo Mr. Gunner nnd Mrs. Cook
carried off tho consolation prizes.
The M. W. club was delightfully enter
tained by Mrs. Rhondcs and Mrs. Iloyd at
tho homo of tho latter Friday afternoon.
Vlolots wero In evldenco throughout tho
rooms, tho color schemo being carried out
In dainty refreshments. A violet guessing
contest concluded tho entertainment, prizes
being awarded to Mrs. Cobb nnd Mrs. Cronk.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I). Wallwork entertained
tho Hawthorno High Flvo club Saturday
evening. Mr. J. II. Illauchard, Mr. Charles
Lennon nnd Mr. Al Lowry won tho gentle
men's prizes nnd Mrs. M. H. Murphy, Mrs.
Mlkesell und Mrs. Lowry tho women's prizes.
Tho members of tho club surprised tho host
nnd hostess by nppcnrlng In rags und tutters.
Mr. and Mrs, H. E. Hush delightfully en
ertalned at high flvo Saturday evoning. The
first prizes we.ro awarded t6 Mrs. C. S.
Stockham nnd Mr. Claude Stockham. Mrs.
Orr and Mr. Hayes wero given tho consola
tion prlzeis. After refreshments nnd a short
musical program a flashlight photograph was
taken.
A konslngton was given Wednesday after
noon to n small number of guests by Mrs.
C. H. Liver ut her home, 1022 South Twenty
eighth street. Tho afternoon was pleas
antly spout by Mrs. A. Anderson, Mrs. M.
Nellsoii, Mis. I. J. Harr, Mrs. P. Hiinak,
Mrs. F. S. Do Vor and Mrs. W. J. Cattln.
A dainty luncheon added to tho aftornoou's
pleasure.
MUa Harriet D. Baldwin entertained a
number of her young friends at her homo
Thursday evening In honor of her 18th
birthday. Tbo evening was spent In a very
enjoyable manner, music, singing and dan
cing bolng tho leading features. Mr. Ralph
Darling and Mr. F. A. Mulllnger played
delightfully on the mandolin and guitar and
Miss Fayo Pardun on tho piano.
Tho Twin City High Five club, composed
of Omaha nnd South Omaha parties, met
with Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Kunnedy Wednes
day evening and spent tho evoning ut tho
gamo for which tho club Is named. Tha
club consists of Messrs. and Mesdames W.
1). Godfrey, 12. G. Smith, C. A. Sbnrwood,
W. C. Turner, Georgo I). Rlggs, C. F. Hop
per, C. W. Fear, C. A. Wagner, Saunders,
W. E. Flndley und W. R. McBe-th.
A pink und whlto lunclieon wns very
charmingly solved by Mrs. C. J. Andersen.
2773 Wob3ter street, to a number of her 1
frlonds last Thursday afternoon In honor
of her daughter, Mrs. L. H. Ulgolow of Chi
cago. The tnblo was very tastefully ar
ranged with largo bows of pink and whlto
satin ribbon, carnations and ferns. In mom:
ory of Washington's birthday a hugo flag
wns dinped In tho archway leading Into
tho dining room.
MoV4"iriitN mill Wlii-ri'itliutit.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith are In Buf
falo. Mrs. Swift Is visiting her mother In New
York.
Mr. A. L. Reed Is sojourning at Colorado
Springs.
Mrs. Thompson left Wednesday for a trip
to Chicago.
Senator John M. Thurston was In tho city
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mumaugh returned Monday from her
Cuban trip.
Mr3. F. A. Green nnd Miss Green havo
gono to Denver.
Dr. Harold GIfford has gone to Chicago
for n. week's trip.
Miss Helen Peck has gone to Chlcngo for
u threo weeks' trip.
Mr. ond Mrs. G. W. Clark are now lo.
cited at 2117 Dodge sticet.
Mr. W. T. Wymao left last weeki for n
ehoit visit to Phoenix. Ariz.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kountzo hnve gono
to New York for a visit of two weeks.
Mrs. Samuel Burns has gono to Los An
geles, Cal., for a visit of sovpr.il weeks.
Major H. S. Wilcox, accompanied by his
two daughters, returned Monday from Now
York.
Mrs. Kdmund Burko ami daughter nro vis
iting friends and relatives In Chicago and
Uulcaburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Ford are located
In their new homo, Thirty-sixth and Far
nam streets,
.Mrs. John Steele, accompanied by her
daughter, has gono on n three weeks' trip
to New Orleans.
Mr3. A. Scburz and daughter of ISO," Cnrby
street havo gono to South Dakota to be ab
sent until April 1.
MrH. J. A. Dempater nnd her sister. Mrs.
W. H. Parsons of Binghamtou, N. Y aro
homo from Wjmioro,
Mrs. Rdwnul A. Sondhctoner, nfter a
month's visit with hor parentu In Chicago,
has returned to Omahn.
Mrs. AV. S. Rector has returned from a
two weeks' visit In Chicago with har sister,
Mrs. Charles Ford Scovll.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hugo Biuudels retuinrd
Sunday from their wedding trip of a month's
duration In tho boutb nnd tho Bahamas.
Bishop Williams is in Chicago. Ho as
sisted yesterday at tho consecration of Itov.
Charlci Pulmcrston Audcrtoa us blshop-co-
adjutor of Chicago.
Mrs. F. K. Hall mid Miss L'llnore Dutcher
I havo gono to Washington to attend tho na
j ttmial convention cf tho Daughtcis of the
American Revolution.
Tho MIhu-s Fluronco Richardson and
Blanche und Bertha Kennedy of liitu,
mouth nro visiting at tbea homo of Mr. L
Drew on Marcy street.
Mr. and Mra. Hugo Brandeli have returned
to Omuha and will bo ut home to their friends
&, 722 Couth Twenty-ninth street the fltat
GOOD
JACKETS
-AT SCOFIELD'S
FOR MONDAY'S
SALE
$2.50, $3.95 AND $10.
It Is not often that you seo s-uli bar
gains but wo novo a few choice Jacket3 left
nnd tlmy must bo sold this week ns wo
need tho room for our spring goods. Wo
nro now showing New Suits, New Dress
Skirts nnd New Silk Wals'.s.
SCOFIELD
CLOAK &SMT CO.
1510 Douglas Street.
HARSHBERGERS
SHIRT
WAISTS
Made to Measure.
MILITARY AND TAILOR-MADE
The Most Popular Styles
for 11)00,
Workmanship the Hcst,
Fit (luaranteeil:
Samples of .Materials
Sent on Application.
177 Slatc Street, Chicago, III.
Palmer House Block.
MONDAY IS
WASH DAY.
ThnfH why wo hnll make some fetch
lng cutH on the price of FINK SOAPS
2c 4711 White Roso Soap
60c Society Hyglonlmio (without odor)
COc Rleger Soap
fiue Lubln's Soap
Kirk's Jap Hose. Soap
Pear's Unscontinl Soap
10c
2!C
'I'M
;;'.'c
"c
12c
Sherman & McConnel! Drug Go
NEW LOCATION-
S. W. Corner 16th and Dodge Sts,
Arthur Delmore Cknej
Basso-Baritone
Vocal Instruction
Special Attention Given to
English Oratorio.
Suite 315 Ramp Bldg,, Omaha
nnd second Sundays In March from 3 to 0
o'clock.
Mrs. L. H. Blgelow and daughters, who
havo been vlHltlug their parents, Mr. nnd
Mrs, C. J. Andersen, 2775 Webster Btrcot,
for tho last three weeks, will return to
tholr. homo In Chicago tho early pnrt of tho
week.
Out uf To it il Oucnl.
Mr. Itay Nya und wife of Fremont aro In
tho city.
Mr. W. 13. Perkins of Sturgls, S. D., Is an
Omaha guest.
Hov. Travis J. Hall has returned to his
homo In Chlcngo.
Miss Dstcllo M. Vodrlc has returned from
San Antonio, Tex.
Mrs. Kellogg Is home for a visit to her
father In California.
Mrs. M. T. Hatcllff of Northflcld Is visit
ing her parents In Omaha.
Mrs. McIIugh of Sioux City Is tho guet
of her sister, Mrs. G. W. Wattles.
Mrs. S. P. Morso of Chicago, formerly of
Omaha, Is visiting Mrs. J. B. Kitchen.
Mrs. W. W, Lawrence of Denver is tho
guest of Mrs. Charles Stockham.
Miss Webster of Chicago, Mlns Swens
berg's guest, left for her homo this week.
Mr. James Starr of Kansas City Is tho
guest of his cousin, .Mr. Charles D. Thomp
son. Mr. Harry .Mollring, u prominent buslnt's
mnn of Nelmrfka City, visited Omaha lust
week.
Mr. David Cat ton of St. Louis came to
attend the wedding of MIbs Nash and Mr.
Myers.
MIsa Frances Cunningham of Lincoln Is
tbo guest of her sister, Mru. Hmuird Ken
nedy, Jr.
Miss L. V. Ilawhes has returned from Lin
coln, where sbo visited her slbter und friends
last week.
Mrs. 13. Grnnlich of Denver left last wcok
for her home, after an extended visit with
Omaha friends.
Mrs. A. C. Wilcox of Clinton, HI., is visit
ing her ulster, Mrs. W. J. Haes of louS
Sherman avenue.
Mrs, C. II. Schmidt of Pueblo. Colo, wi'l
spend n fortnight with her daughter. Mr.
Georgo B. Tzschuck, ut the H.hrlner.
Mr. ami Mr. John McGhlo of Arnpahoo
and .Mr3. J. C. Cummins anil Mrs. Samuel
Richardson or PlattEmouth are visiting Mn,
13. Drc.v.
Miss Batt-s of St. Louis, niece of Grncr.il
Bates, formerly In commnnd of Fort Omaha,
and MIsh Hnnna of Kansas City are visiting
nt the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Giiiilth
A largo party of goclety people from
Dubuque, jn., ciuuo to attend tho Myors.
Nash nuptials of Wednesday. The purty
coubhstcil of .Mr. nnd Mrs. D. D. Myers, Mr.
nnd Mrs. William Law-ton, Jr., tho Missej
Tudlo und Nathalie Myers, Mrs. J. Llnn
Douca, Mis. W. (I. Cox, MIsm P.ipln, Mrs.
H. 13. Trod way, Mil's M. L. Ilorvcy. Mr. Wil
liam Myers, Mr. J. P. Mycie, Mr Thomaa
Myers, Mr. J. T. Adams, Mr. It. R. Hervey
and Mr. II. G. Tarbcrt.
MUtnrle, i:lill.H at I'ulilli; 1,1 lumy,
Tho Daughter of tho American Revolu
tion urn awukenlnn an interest In the cum.
toins of our graiidpnrcntH ihruugli their Joan
exhibit in thi- iniiwum of tliw public- library.
Three sliowcaHis have nlready been lllltd,
w-ltli proml-- .if more to Imj added. Among
the- valuublo heirlooms In this exhibit In
a porringer from the Pilgrim settlement, n
lump in which whalo oil wan burned, u
queer old whisky Husk und noma pewter
dishes, An old Hlilrt mudtt before buttons
wen, uscl has tho cuffs fastened with
atrlucs drawn tbroma eyelets. A aroull
If you want the finest fit that is made. This
corset is like the Fasso in all but price.
White only $2.50, black $3,
If you want the best Si or $1.50 corset in the
market, try the P. N, Corset, with cork pad.
Keeps the steel from rusting or breaking.
OIOIOBOIOIOIOIOIORIOIOIOIOIOIOIOIOIOI
The 99-Ccut Store.
House
Furnishing
Bargains
in our
"Economy''
Basement
Large pnrk.igo best perforated
T.dlet Paper
Lnrgti roll perforated Toilet
Piii'cr, Hk- kind
Brass Kxtetislon Curtain Rodi.
the '."Or kind
Willow Clothes Baskets, gond
s'ze. best make
Hxtrii heuvy Wu.hIi Boards, thn
HIJou pattern
llnrdwood Center Tables, for
lump or jardiniere
Oak Wall Pockets for Papers,
derornted front
Willow- Clothes Hampers,
best make
Family Seules, will weigh
JO pounds
Good Glass limp, eomnleto
No. 2 burner
C Crystal Glass Tumblers,
worth 2.V
Set Wuvn Blade Knives,
Christy pattern
Steel laid Shears, brass belt.
per nulr
Fancy Deeornted Creamer.
Austrian China
..."5C
5c
JOc
49c
25c
25c
49c
79c
98c
25c
9c
25c
9c
10c
1519-1521
Douglas i
Street.
Haav 10th St.
OIOHOIOBOIOIOIOIOI
NEBRASKA
CORNER 15th AND
RENTS
$25 for a League
Sewing Machine
Wo havo no agents. Wo pay no commis
sion. Wo Boll tho DAVIS' BALL BI3AH
IN(J, Singer, Dometlc, Standard, and n full
lino of cheap mnehlneri, us low us $1 COO.
Second-hand machines from $1.00 tip
Monday, Feb. 2ti, only. Wo rent machines
for 75 cunt.f per week. Wo sell parts and
repairs for overy machlno manufactured.
TELEPHONE 1663.
Nunn ft Clnrk SiiU..re
(!ale Piun, , round corners
.Sir,
.$26
Iiullet & Uavls, good condition....:!.',
I jfesPIMIOSl
Our stock of new Stcinway, A. I). Cha.se, Iv.-ib A Pond, Vcc, Kmcrxon,
Packard, Pmv Pliinr-t In the largest and most pchri In the entire wesi and our
prlcui) aro absolutely the lowest. Wo sell on eay monthly payments, rent, itino
un.l 1,'palr pianos. Telephone lti2". Wiito for catalogues, prices and barguln
lint or pay tin .1 visit of Inipeetlnii.
VISITOItS AUI3 COIUlIALI.V INVITIMi TO IN.-'PBf'T TIII3 SI3LF-PLAV-I.Nfl
PIANO, THR CltBATKST MfSK'AL INVENTION OF TII13 CEN
TL'ltV. ...Schmoller & Mueller...
'I'lm Olil Itelliililr PIhihi Hiiiihi-,
Stcinway & Sons (1313 rarnnm Street
HeprescnitiiiYcs. m
grepn sllli-ovi red sllpinr. dut"' . li'i' "
heel threo In. h. blub Bool; wti
Intert-sted In ti uuuliii old lllnxiiui- ' "!'
ut tho "i'lilldri-i of Uu- Alii .i'l
WcbHter'H famuus i-nelllng bo..k ukiI-.h. Ir.
addition to the spelling lesson". c veml jii-p.
ceptB for the yuung on uvmu -, frunullty
nml Industry 'Hie ii hc-IiouI books uro
IHIed Willi moi.ii 1- -unn and (inotutloiis
fi-jm tho wnrlntures The flnu collection of
china cornejt from tho family of tho lath
Mrs, John M Thurston Onn entire, sut Is of
wliltu norcelaln trimmed with crimson and
Mrs. J. Benson.
TRY THE
Redfern Corset
Wire Kgg Beaters, the Sur
prise pattern
Biiulit Wire Soap DlHhcs,
tbo 10c kind
Parlor Mutclicti, 0 boxes,
wortli lfle.
Bright Wire Meat Forks,
tho 10c kind
Dover li.illern 13gg Heaters,
best niiido
2.1 yards bright who Plcturo
cord, wortli 2Te
1 dozen Brass Picture Honks,
new puttern, wortli 25e
Best Steel Hindu Purlin;
Knife, lOo kind
Heavy Butcher Knife, steel
blade, 'iic. kind
Best quality Dish Mops, very
Htronir, lne kind
Strong 1-hook Cont Hack,
2."e kind
lleu" Wlro Coat Forms,
worth lee
Box TnpcM for Gas Lighters,
worth "V
(ti-nulto Irun Dippers,
bct quality
3c
...5c
...5c
...5c
l()c
10c
,10c
...5c
.10c
5c
.10c
5c
10c
10c
1519-1521
Douglas .
Street.
! tatk m.
OIOIOIOIOIOIOIOIO
CYCLE CO.,
FARNAM STREETS,
AND SKLI.S
Bicycles
Columbia, Humbler,
SlenriiB, Barnes,
WoHL' and American,
AT POPULAR PRICES
Fully Guaranteed.
Retn-Sho Typewriter
Tho host Typewriter' manufactured. Soo uB
nml we will suvo you monoy. Wo huvo a full Huo
of seiontl hand typowi'ltorf, at low pi-lees,
GEO. E. MICKEL, Mgr.
Sold Regardless of Cost.
Io not let this opportunity passIn ull
uur life you will never buy h fine pianos
ro cheap.
C. 1). Puine. Suhmer, (iubler and
othci-K i 15.00 and up
Upright I'Unos,vuil(U3 makes.
?.,., $110 and up
uiuminuy, Minimi uiuiis.
g 't l,.in.' Mift r tin, nieces nro decn.
i.u.'l ll'i sceniK ironi I u-jil fe. An Im
ineni-e pint Ui of 4iluc ,md whlto chlim li
ovi re 1 wlili an ,ntlro l.inils ape. evldentl.
a popular ilpporHtlnn 150 cnr ngo. TIiIm
hlnu ilntes hai k to 17S0 It Is very ln'uvv
nnd duruble uml In aim .t perfect condition
I i ii t- I'lmt 'I'm I no llnll)-
Vla the Burlington to Chicago--7 30 a, ra.,
i p. m., 7.30 p, m , 11 &9 p, ra,
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