Tina o:iai i u daily tvee: rttxday, max 27, moo.
cnriPTV ic ni tvivr rm 1?
OUWL.H Id ILrtllilVi OULl
Appllcinti for Instruction So Numtroni that
Appointments Mutt Be Mads.
CLUB HOUSE NEARING COMPLETION
Interior l)eenrnl linn (t llr Hone liy
.MIhh Aelitnii,ii ( IiIi'iiko Artlxt
Women Donate llu;
rurnlnliltm.
Society has gono daft on the subject of
colt, and, nil things considered, society Is
perfectly pardonable.
Nover since the flrat eoncon of tho Ath
letic club haw anything i,o completely monop
olized the attention of tho swell set. Tho
rwh for Inatrurtlon and Rolf clubs has been
so great that Mr. Taylor, who hns that In
charge, has been unable to attend to nil and,
un I em mine diversion occurn botoro tho swell
ot goes nwny for tho mitnmcr tho club will
liavo to provide him with another uaslstnnt.
Appointments havo been made for Inatructlon
two weeks ahead, and thin ha to bo given
at 7 o'clock in tho morning. From twenty
flvo to thirty couples practice at the grounds
dally and rcmarkablo proficiency has been
attained by many f tho beginners.
Mlsa Dewey, Mls Kountze, Mlcw Dlckln
on, Mie. Charles Kountze, Mr. nnd Mrs.
(Juloti, .Mr. and Mrs. Tartan, Mr. and Mrs.
John Cudahy, Mr. Hal McCord, Mm. Wilson
Lowo and the Mlwcs Allen nro among the
frequent visitors at tho grounds, and llttlo
Jdlas Jean Cudahy plays a remarkably good
game.
A cafo Ih noon to bo opened at tho club
hou.tc, which will doubtless Inerenso tho
already largo numbers that go out during tho
day for practice. Miss Aschton of Chicago
haw been engaged to do tho Intorlor decorat
ing nun furnishing. She was In town the
early part of the week and was greatly
pleanod with tho arrangement of tho build
ing. Tho women frlcndo of tho club have
donated a number of pillows nnd cushions
anil Miss Dickinson presented a flno pair of
antleitt.
An Omaha contemporary publishes an ac
count of a recent wedding In which It recnlls
tho fact that ono of the parties was en
gaged to another a abort tltno hack. If
overy man nnd woman who mnrry In Omaha
la to havo IiIh previous lovo affairs reviewed
In tho public prints the gossip mongers will
bo kept butty.
Whllo tho younger set played golf or
danced at tho pumping station Inst week
the moro staid members of society en
joyed fiomo of tho most elabornto dinners of
tho year. Mrs. Summers' tea given in
honor of Mrs. J. Cameron Anderson on
Saturday afternoon wns ono of tho largest
of .o season and caused not a few to re
gret that tho season for that sort of thing Is
ho nearly over. Mi.ny of tho new summer
gowns thnt hnvo occupied u much of tho
timo nnd nttcntlou of tho fashlouablo
woman of late were worn nnd admired,
A largo number of prominent peoplo left
last week for summer vacations anil a still
larger number will go next week, but there
la still tho Country club.
French ('Iiinn Kntfrtnliinicnt.
Owing to tho Illness of M:s. Arthur Hran
dels, tho French conversation department
of tho Woman's club was unable to carry
out tho program prepared for Thursdny
evening. Tho French piny, "La Vlslto Im
lirovuo," -wns given up an I a program of
tuuslo nnd recitntlons wns substituted.
Tho opening piano solo by Miss Hardy
wan followed by n short Frmch play,
"Stella," which Illustrated tho eflo t tho io
HtrlctlonH of a boarding school havo upon
tho Inmates. Four girls, tired of hampering
rules, plnn a rebellion. Stella, ono of tho
pupils, endeavors to dissuade them from it
mid, falling, leaves thorn. They nro soon
Joined by a young Russian girl, who, fully
In sympathy with their grievance, proposes
to blow up tho school and plant tho flag of
liberty upon tho ruins. Tho girls nro de
lighted, but widkeu at sight of n bamb
which sho proposrw. At this point tfco Rus
sian removes her dlsgulso nnd Stelln
stands before them. Tho bomb proves to
bo n box of thoso dollclous goodies that
school girls love.
The) nctlng was so eloquent that tho plot
was readily understood, even by thoso who
did not undomtnnd French,
Mrs. Howard Haldrlge, na Stelln, was
especially good. The following numbers
completed tho progrnm:
A Lulbiliy MIkh Carrie Purvis
Itecltatloii How Turn Sawyer White
washed tho Fence. .Miss Minnie Killer
llecltutlou Miss Alice Howell
Hong La l'aluina Miss Sllnn
Kceitntlcm A Revery In n Church....
Mis Corn I lardy
Song Miss Jessie M' Cune
Tho excellcuco of tho substituted program
entirely overcame tho regret caused by thu
postponement of "La Vlslto lmprevue,"
which the department proposis to glvo tomo
tlmo In September.
i'ca fin' .Mix, . iiilerxou,
Mrs. J. 13. Summers gave a largo tea on
Saturday nfternoon from S to 6 In honor of
Mrs. J. Cameron Anderson. Tho house,
-which was beautifully decorated, was tilled
with nbout 2.10 of Omaha's fnnhlonabto set.
In tho drawing room, where Mrs. Summers
nnd Mrs. Anderson received, meteor loses
wero used In bowlldering profusion, whllo
In tho receptP n hull, where Mrs. (leorgo A.
Hoaglnnd and Mrs. Frederick Hustln as
sisted, palms nnd yellow nnd purplo lleur-do-lta
formed n most elfectlvo contrast. In
tho dining room tho color scheme of pink
wns carried nut In every particular. Carna
tions wero used, shading from tho deep
pink to tho most dellcnto tint. Tho cakes
also cnrrled out this design, whllo tho can
dles wero rare novelties In tho form of pink
rrsebuds nnd white II! les. Here Mrs. 13. M.
Morsmnn poured coffee nnd Mrs. V033
poured chocolate Dr. Summers' den, with
ltd book-lined walls, wns by means of palms
and giant graceful bunches of red carna
tions converted for the timo being Into n
most attractive room, where Miss Millard
nnd Mrs. Ouy C Harton presided at tho
punch bowl. An Indian ten garden, which had
been Ingeniously nrrunged by cnnvnslng oft
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Specific " 1" for Fevers, Congestion.
Specific "10" for Dyspepsia, Indigestion.
Speclflo "15" for Rhoumatlsm.
Specific "16" for Malaria.
Speclllo "26" for Sea-Slcknesa.
' Specific "27" for Kldnoy nnd Hlnddcr.
Mnuual of all diseases, especially about
children, sent free.
For sale by all druggists or sent on receipt
of price, 2&0 eacn. mimpnreys uomco-
pathlc Medicine Co., Cor. William and John
Ets., New York.
aa Hue UtIoinie-.Miircel, a-', PnrU.
aio front vcr,,nia
was one of the most
charming
feature. In this retreat, fur
nished with palms, rnttan furniture and In
dian rugs, Mrs. Henry Wyman and Mm
Harold Clifford terred Iced ten.
lliiliooek-t'liiilTee upllnl.
Tho wedding of Mr. Oeorgo I. Hnbcock
and Miss Corn Chaffee occurred at 5 o'clock,2 ,0 ' Bt hor nome- 2S1C North Twenty-first
Thursday evening at the home of tho ' "IW. the occasion being tho ISth birth
brldo'A parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. 1,. Chaffee. I (,0' of uor 'laughter, Wlnnla Alice. The
There wero but a few relatives nnd friends house was decorated with roses, nnd light
present. To the strnlns of the "Lohen- ! refreshments were served.
grin" wedding march the bridal party en- I Mr. and Mrs. C. 13. Vent gave an elaborate
tered tho back parlor, tho bride with her t dinner on Thursday evening. Tho table was
ulster, Mrs. 13. L. Chaffee, nnd the groom beautiful with Its centerpiece of white rtaes '
with Mr. 13. L. Chnffeo. The Impressive and green leaves and four candelabra with
marriage ceremony of tho Mathodl.n I3pls- 1 green tapers. The guests were: Mr. nnd
copal church was performed under a can- Mrs. J. N. H. Patrick, Judge and Mrs. '
opy of MTillax nnd white flowers by Rev. c. I Wnkeloy, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kountze, j
3. Sargent. The brldo's gown was a beau- , Mandcrson nnd Henry W. Yates,
tlful creation of white silk mull over white . Miss Mia Alexander entertained at din
satin. Sho wore a pearl and diamond ! ner on Tuesday evening In honor of a party
pendant the groom'n gift nnd Jnrrled 111- ! of out of town friends, who havo been her
les of the valley. Mrs. K. L. Chnffeo wore guests during tho last week. Hrldcs-
ner wedding gown, n handsome white aatln. ,
A largo reception followed from S to 10 p.
m., tho house filling with friends. In the
back parlor, which was In green and
white, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. I.. Chaffee, Mr. nnd
Mr. II. A. Habcock and Mr. nnd Mrs.
(leorgo I. Habcock received. Mrs. Chaffeo
was gowned In bluo silk, with whlto trim
mings; Mrs. II. ,. Habcock In gray silk.
Hed nnd green - was tho color scheme In
ll. ,lli,l r. ...I ... -.,......1 v.-
J I f, "... " -. muU Thoso prcacnt wprc. McsdamcB Cnnulng,
Ilowers nnd candle shades. From the chan-. VrMi orbach , wb c ?
wn ch, v m 18trlDRS,0f ,T"a"',Wl"C,h ' Anderson. Mormnan, Prltehet , Morgan,
,, Z? , f 'llC rl.bbC"! ,0 i Mandorion and Caldwell,
tho corners of tho table. Tho centerpiece I . ,
was a bunch of red nnd whlto carnations. I , A lurR0 reception was given nt the pump
MIshcs Josephlno Thatcher, Louolla nnd 1 lnB Blllttol Wednesday evening that tho cm
Hcrth.i Allen assisted there. Hohlnd a bank ployfM of ,ho cnPny "''fiat meet tho new
of palms in tho library an orchestra fur- I nctl"K general mannger, Mr. K. M. Fairfield,
nlshod tho music of tho evening. Among ! A number of the city nnd county ofllclnls nnd
tho out of town guestH were Mr. nnd Mm. I ,llu W,VM nml daughters of tho employes
II. A. Habcock, Mr. and Mrs. 13. C. Hab- I wcro Present. Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Hunt,
cock nnd Mr. Frank Fisher of Lincoln, ' Captain and Mm. Reynold, President Wood
H. 13. Hnbcock of Columbus, Neb., Mrs. W. I ,,ur'' J- M- Woolworth, Stockton Heth nnd
B. Uower, Art Hnbcock and 13. J. Habcrck i Mr- Fairfield composed the receiving party,
of North Loup. Neb. Miss Chnffeo Is widely i Dancing wns the order of tho evening,
known In church and musical circles. I Mrs. I.lna Chaffee entertained Informally
being nn earnest worker In tho Young on Monday afternoon In honor of MIfb Chnf
Woman's Christian assoMntlon nnd nn nc- fee, one of the pretty features of tho oc
compllshed niutdclan. Mr. Habcock Is tho (aslon being a "towel shower," each woman
educational director of tho Young Mcn'H bringing a towel, upon which sho wrote
Christian association and has many friends and during the nfternoon worked her name.
In Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Hnbcock will be Tho towels were presented to MIfh Chaffeo
nt homo In tho Knrnam terrace, Twenty
first nnd Knrnnm.
Wiitnlttl'H Club UoIiikh.
Tho following nominations wero made by
tho nominating committee of tho Woman's
club at their meeting last Wednesday:
President Sirs'. K. 13. McKelvey, Mrs.
Tlldeii.
Flru Vice Provident Mrs. Towie of South
Omaha, .Mrs. MeMtirphy.
Gerund Vlcu President Mrs. Dr. Chnrles
Rosewater, Mrs. Mc.Murphy.
Recording Secretary Miss lOtliolwiu Ken
nedy. Corresponding Secretary Mrs. (Jalt, Mrs.
Carl Herring.
Treasurer Mrs. Penfold. Mrs. Sill.
House and Home Mrs. Pinto, Mrs. Nott.
Tho city improvement department of tho
club had completed all arrangements to be
gin work last Monday on tho model block,
but owing to tho torn-up condition of Six
teenth street within tho limited district, it
was decided to wait until the work on tho
pavement and car tracks Is finished. The
work of the commlttcto on keeping down
weeds Is evident In all parts of tho city.
The Current Topics department held lis
annual meeting on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
ireiK" was ii-eii-cim leaner, .Mrs. v, uuur ,
assistant leader and Mrs. H. H. Haldrlge 1
sucretary and treasurer. At tho c o.?e of
the busiticsu the department presented Mrs.
Crelgh with a beautiful bunch of roses.
( imiI. Inu Chili I3iitvrtiitiiiiien(.
Mrs. Charlca Kountze entertained tho
Cooking club on Thursday at 1 p. m. Gar
den flowera wcro artistically lined on the
tnble. Those present were: Mesdames Cro
fcot, Luther Kountze, Wilklns and Hur
geri; Missca Dickinson, Llndsey, Gertrude
Kountzo and Mrs. Charles Kountze.
Though tihn Cooking club has long been
tho prldo of tho younger cloty women,
there nro comparatively fow who know that
there In n practical as well as a social sldo
to theuo charming luncheons. Tho club
meets every two wroks at the homo of Bomo
member, and each woman not only prepares
but servers ono coursu of tho luncheon. Sov
oral elaborate dinners hnvo been given nnd
on n few occasions the men friends of tho
members havo been prcwent. In thin way
these young wemen have attained n skill
that would bo a credit to many older nnd
more experienced matrons, nnd there Is little
wonder thnt tho popularity of tho club hns
nover wnned. In fact tho debutantes of tin
two seasons pa3t havo organized a "Junior
Coking club," which Is conducted on the
sumo plan.
Di-tlxM Tut ("imolitiiir Trip.
Colonel and Mis. Harrow, with a party of
guests, left Tuesday for Sheridan, Wyo
from whero they will go 100 miles up Into
tho Yellowstone to Colonel Harrow's rancli
for three weeks' fishing. Tho Journey from
Shoridan 011 will bo made In a relay coach.
Colonel Harrow has mndo every provision
for tho comfort of his guo3ts during tho rldo
and proposes to break all previous records
so far as speed Is concerned.
l3iiter(iiliitiieiilN for Hie AVoeU.
Mrs. J. M. Motcnlf entertained gueots from
Chicago ono day last week.
Mrs. Ferdinand Adlcr entertained at
luncheon Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Clomcnt Chaso entertained the
Chafing Dish club on Saturday.
Tho graduating clnss of tho Walnut Hill
school had Its class day exercises on Fri
day. Miss 'McKenna gave a dinner Tuesday
evening In honor of Miss Woolworth of
Snndtiisky, O.
Tho sewing society which hao been sew
ing for the visiting nurses met on Thursdny
with LMrs. Herbert Rogers.
Mrs. O. C. Wllllnirs received very In
formally Saturday morning tho Omaha
frlonds of iMrs. Walter Williams of St. Louis,
who is her guest.
Mr. and .Mrs. Charles 1-3. Ford entertained
at dinner luet Monday evening In honor of
their guest, Mr. 13. II. McCnffery of Now
York City. Covers wero laid for six.
Tho Young Women's Chrlstlnh Associa
tion Tennis club opened Monday evening
with thirty members, nnd Tuesday evening
tho, Hlcycle club cnado Its first run. Hoth
clubs oro frco to members of tho associa
tion. Charles 13. Allen cf Hoston gavo a dinner
for his Omaha frlcnda ThuraJay evening at
the Her Grand. Among those present were:
Fritz Marty, Georgo Francis Kane, Frank
Kennedy, R. Waldo Dodge, A. Egbert Allen
nnd Tom Urltt.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dorr Crane en
tertained nt dinner Monday evening In tho
private dining room at the Millard. The
lnrgo round table was henutlfully ndnrncd
with meteor rosea nnd ferns. Tho Invited
guests numbered twelve.
Mr. Fred G. Marty gavo a dinner Tuesday
evening In honor of Mr. Charles K. Allen of
Heston, Mass., at I1I.1 homo on Harney street,
Thoso present were: R. Waldo Dodge,
Georgo F. Kane1, A. Kgbert Allen, Krt Hcnea
way nnd Dr. C. J. Olcson of I3vanston, Wyo.
In honor of .Miss Woolworth Mr. Dixon
gavo a very beautiful dinner nt tho Omaha
club Thursday evening, when his guests
woro Captain and Mrs. Hutchwon, Mls3
Lisa Woolworth, Miss Doano, Miss Mc
Kenna, Mr. Fairfield, Mr. Clifford Smith
nnd Mr. Skerrltt.
J. M. Woolworth gavo a largo dancing
party at Florenco Snturday night In honor of
his uleco, Miss Woolworth of Sandusky, O..
and MUs Mellora Woolworth. The party wa
1 ,aUpn .v gn,v;iai train from tho Webster
street depot to Mlnne-Lusa, where tho pump-
1 Ing station had been decorated and put in
' readiness for their coming. A party of about
twrnty-the men went out at 5 o'clock to
look over the works with Captain Reynold
and waited for the evening arty. The even
ing was iipent in dancing. Refreshment
were served.
Mrs. L. W l'ltus entertained about
thirty gitfsta on Saturday afternoon from
mnld roses wero the flowers used on tho
table. iMIss Alexander's guests were: Mlm i
Ilumham, Mies Lewis, Mrs. Morrison, Mr.
Trigg, Mr. Dixon, Oould Dletz aud Kdward
George.
Mrs. Henry W. Yntca entertained nt
luncheon Thursday in honor of Mrs. Cald
well. Pink peonies nnd mock ornngo wero
ued In profusion through the room two
li i "nuuiiiij llltl 1UUU.
tin souvenirs. Light refreshments wero
served. Those present were: MradnninH
Uhl, Wllllfl, Wentworth, Williamson, Mlsscj
Jones, fhorwood, Hnrford, Thatcher, Hertz
ler, Plersol, Chalftu and Mrs. Chaffee.
Mr. Georgo II. Payne of the Payne-Knox
company eittertnlned tho employes of the
company Thursday aftern on nnd evening
nt his beautiful new cottage in llemls pnrk.
After an hour spent nmong the trees nnd
gardens of this truly delightful residence
district "the boys" did full Justice for two
hours to nn elegant dinner, most of whUii
wns prepared from tho Hernia park home
grown prcduets. Covers were laid for
twelve. 'Music, story telling and cigar?
rounded tht occasion, which came to a
close all too soon for tho participants.
Tho Omaha chapter of the Daughters of
tho American Revolution held Its last
meeting of tho year nt tho home of Mrs.
V. II. Alexander. A number of the men
friends wcro present, who added Impromptu
ppeeches to tho program. "Henjamln
Franklin" wns the topic for the evening.
Tho progrnm consisted of n paper on
"William Penn nnd Pennsylvania," by Miss
Mnrv nov, nn.m hv MlR. tt s. iavnes.
,.,, , ,,v Mlaa i,,ahnn vintin snin
by Miss Elizabeth Allen and n piano solo
by Miss Llla Alexander.
John Grant entertained handsomely nt a
stag party nnd supper sixty of the promi
nent men of Omaha, nt his home, 1013 Park
avenue, Friday night. It waa n delightful
affair In every respect, no detail contributing
to Its t'ueeen having been overlooked, and
was an occasion that will long be remem
bered by the gucuts who wero fortunate
enough to participate In tho enjoyable af
fair. At tho conclusion of tho supper nd
drcisses appropriate to t'he occasion were
made by Messrs. Edward Rosowntor, Gurley,
Isanc Haacall, Ransom, Conncll and Cla
batigh. Tho hospltnblo homo ff Mr. and Mrs. O.
J, King on Georgia avenue was thrown op. 11
on Tuesday evening to tho members nnd
friends of the Kpworth League of Hansrom
Park Methodist Episcopal church. Tho
roi.ms wero decora lid with palnv, snow
balls and spring flowers nnd filled with a
merry party of young nnd old. Tho evening
was a moat enjcynblo one. "Miss Allen's
orchestra" played soveral well relected
numbers. i.Mr. A. E. Harry pang nnd later
Mrs. George W. Johnstcn. who has recently
returned from studying In tho cart, sang
rwcrnl solos, charming everyone with her
beautiful voice. Refreshments were served
during tho evening.
To ecltbrato Mrs. Ilarker's birthday on
Saturday and Mrs. Patrick's cn Sunday, Mr.
and Mra. Patrick, Mrs. Darker nnd Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Darker t'pent tho week's end
nt Mr. Algernon Patrick's farm. Mr. Rob
ert Patrick stayed In town und nrranged n
Burprljo thnt was really n surpilse, uullko
liicst thincs of tho kind. Senator und Mrs.
Mandorson, Mr. and Mrs. Yates, Judge and
Mrs. Wakeley. Mr. and Mr. Green nnd
.MUs Ulack wero asked to meet him nt the
Webster street station at (1:30, whero Mr.
Hughes' private car -watted, and shortly
after tho train pulled out a delicious break
fast was served, nnd the day, which was
tho mcst perfect of tho season, was spent at
tho fnrm until 3:30, when tho gueslw rc
turncil to town as they went.
.MOVI'llll'lllH llllll WillTIMlllOlltH,
J. II. Daniels Is In Hoston on bnslness.
Mr. Horace Hurt has gono west on a trip.
Mr. Frank H. Thomas Is In Louisville, Ky.
Miss Swonsberg went to Chlcngo last
week.
Mr. John McGuIro has returned with his
bride.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Phllllppl are In Chi
cago. Judge Strawn left Thursday for Min
neapolis. Mrs. Lawrence will spend tho summer In
Now Jersey.
Mrs. E. M. Moggo will leave for England
next month
Mr. Harry Moores has returned from his
eastern trip.
Miss Helen Hoaglnnd la expected home
nbout Juno 1.
Dr. and Mrs, Clifford lenvo for their farm
about Juno 1
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Nash reached Paris
on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Harman wero In
Chicago last week.
Mrs. Albert King leaves today for n six
months' visit In Europe
Mrs. Bradford aud son are expected home
from Europe next month.
Miss Frederlcka McIuto3h Is visiting her
cousins In Lincoln this week.
Mr. J. 0. Hernard left Monday for a week's
fishing at Madison Inke, Wis.
Mrs. N. 13. Adams has gono to
Masrachusetts to visit relatives.
Mro. Jenn C. DcKolty left last week for n
visit with rolntlves In tho cast.
Mr. Georgo Joslyn went to Cripple Creek
baturday. He will be gone a week
Mro. A. Ackcrman was called to Madison,
N. Y., last week by tho Hind's of her sister,
.Mr. T. F. Godfrey has returned from Phila
delphia, whero Mrs. Godfrey has been very
111.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Murphy havo returned
from Chicago, where they attended tho
funeral of Mrs. Murphy's futher, Mr. J. W.
Fox, formerly of Omaha
I Omaha Is to be largely represented nt
1 Lake Oknbojl this year Among those who
have cottages are I. W. Carpenter, D. C.
1
I Patterson, J K. Hnum. II L. Krclder. I I.
Curtis and J. II. Dumont.
1 President Woodbury of tho Omaha Water
company leaves today for his home In Port
land. Me.
1 Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Paxton went east
' on Wednesday. They will be gono about
ten days.
j Mrs, UenjAtnln Gallagher nnd son, Pnut,
jsnll from New York June 30, to spend seine
months abroad.
I Major J. U. I'urny has been confined to his
room the last ten days with n severe at
tack of rheumatism.
Rev. Chase of the First Methodist
Kplscopnl church has returned ftom 11 three
months' eastern trip.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Uarnhart left on Tues
day to spend tho summer with relatives
nnd friends In the east.
Mr. ChnrleS B. Ford leaves toJay for In
dianapolis, where she will visit relatives and
friends for n few weeks.
Miss Gortrudo Goodrich loft last week for
.Lawrence, Kan., where she will bo the guest
of Miss Mary Ladd Smith.
Miss l-31sa Wuolworth, the guest of MUs
Woolworth, expects to leave for her home at
Sandusky, O., next week.
Rev. Schenk, 11. H. Millard, C. N. Dnw-fon,
A. N. Welch, C. C. Clssell nnd G. A. Luce
were In Chicago last week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Cudahy left for Kan
sas City 011 Wednesday, where they will
make their homo In tho future.
Mrs. F. W. Judson of Lafayette avenue
left for Minneapolis, Minn., several days I
aco. where sho will visit relntlvos. I
Mr. John Schmelzer roturned to Knnena
City with his brother's family, who havo
been visiting him the last month,
.Mr. Martin Cannon, Jr., nnd Mr. Frank
Read returned to Omnha on Thursday from
a trip to Kansas City nnd Chicago.
Miss Maggie McShaiio left Saturday for a
two montho' vacation to bo spent with
friends In Ohio, Kentucky nnd Chlcngo.
Miss Louise Korty returns this week from
National Park school, Mnrylnnil. Mrs. H.
L. Korty went to Chicago last week to meet
her.
Miss J. S. Harrow, sister of Mrs. J. II.
Millard, returned Saturday from F.urope,
where sho hns been traveling tho last
winter.
Mrs. H. F, Shearer nnd dnughter, flrnee,
tiro visiting friends In Chlcngo nnd vicinity.
They will bo nbsent from tho city for six
weeks.
Hon. nnd Mrs. John C. Whnrton spent
tho greater rortlon of lust week In St.
Paul and Minneapolis, returning home
Friday.
A. Mnndclbcrg Is making n tour of tho
big eastern cities, his Itinerary Including
Buffalo. New York and his parents' home
in Baltimore.
Mm. McWhorter nnd children left on
Saturday for New York. They will spend
the summer on the Jersey coast. Mr. Mc
Whorter will go later.
.Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Pello left on Tuesday
for New York, whence they will take tho
steamer for Hamburg, spending the summer
In Germany and Denmark nnd on their re
turn visiting tho exposition nt Paris.
Mrs. A. A. Kuehn returned last week
from Salt Lake City after spending seven
weeks with her husband, who has accepted
n position with tho Nelden, Judson Drug
Co. They Intend locating theie In the fall.
WrdilliiUN mid i:iliHK'ini-nts.
Invitations nro out for the wedding of
Miss Nelllo Voorhecs nnd Mr. Samuel A.
Hutchlscn, which occurs Juuo 7 at Englc
wood, N. J.
Cards aro out announcing the marriage
of .Miss Hlanche Nelson to Chnrles A. Mor
rison. Tho ceremony will bo performed
June 6 nt Kountze Momorlnl church.
The marrlago of Mr. Warren Hlackwell
nnd Miss Adella Whltcomb occurred Inst
Wednesday In Chicago. After a six weeks'
trip through tho east they will be at home
nt 3C1S Farnam street.
The marriage of Miss Jennlo Evn McLaln
and Mr. Henry R. Cnrhett will bo solemnized
Monday, June I, at Fort Collins-, Colo. Mr.
Corbett 'Was formerly stnto superintendent
of Instruction In Nebraska nnd later wns In
business In Omahn, whero ho has many
friends.
Mr. M. I. Patterson nnd Mrs. Mny Taylor
wcro mnrrled Wednesday nfternoon at 112
South Twenty-fourth street. Rev. T. J.
Mnckay performed tho ceremony. Mr. and
Mrs. Patterson left for a trip east, nnd
upon their return will be nt homo at the
above address,
Invitations nro out for tho marriage of
Miss Edna Williams and Mr. Orvlll Eddy,
which Is to occur nt Westminster Presby
terian church Juno G. Miss Williams has
for three years been soloist at Westmin
ster, whero she has been a member slnco
childhood. Mr. Eddy Is well known In
Omaha, having formerly lived hero,
though ho Is now a resident of Minneapo
lis. Ollt-llf-i'lMVII ('IICKIN.
Mr. Will Cartan was In town last week.
Mrs. A. 13. Kimball Is visiting her mother,
Mrs. James Stephens.
Mr. Augustus Kountzo wns In tho city
Friday on his way west.
.Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Chadwick nre guests
of Mrs. Georgo A. Joslyn.
Mrs, T. L. Young of Nebrnska City Is tho
guest of Mrs. J. F. Coad.
Governor WPorcst Richards qf Wyoming
was In Omaha Inst week.
Mrs. Wultor H. Williams of St. Louis Is
visiting friends In tho city.
Mrs. Fannie Hopkins of Chlcngo is tho
guest of Mrs. J. H. Millard.
Mr. Meyers of Washington, D. C, Is the
guest of Mrs. James McKenna.
MIfs Dickinson of Chlcngo will bo Mies
Ellen McShane's guest next week.
Mr, Harry Conant of Kansas City, formerly
of Omaha, was in town last week.
Mkss Anna Cameron of Kansas City Is
vbitlng relatives on Davenport street.
Genornl Merrlam of tho Department of
tho Missouri arrived In tho city Friday.
Miss Lulu Everest of Gardon City, Kan.,
Is tho guest of Mr. aud Mrs. Charles R
Lewis.
Mrs. C. H. Davidson returned to Kansas
City last week after a month's visit with
friends In Omaha.
Mrs. H. O. Wilkinson of Chicago Is In
tho city. She Is at present stopping at
1G09 Douglas street.
Mrs. W. T. Hathaway and llttlo son of
Nebraska City nro visiting Mrs. John Ham
lin, 2623 Charles stieet.
Mrs. Wiggins of Pomfrct, Conn., nnd Mrs
Lalk of Riverside, 111., wero guests last
wtck of Mr. James Chambers.
Miss Purman, who has been tho guest of
her Bister, Mrs. J. M. Thurston, left on
Saturday for her homo In Washington, D. C.
Mrs. E. J. Reynolds of Mankato, Kan . Is
visiting her undo and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
F, II. Hentley, of 3326 North Twenty-seventh
street.
Mrs. Corn Van Terhuno of Fort Wayne.
Ind., who has been visiting her mother, Mr?.
S, C. Carton, and numerous friends, left
for homo on Tuesday Inst.
R. T. McCartor, president of the Phila
delphia Mortgago nnd Trust company. U In
Omnha on his annual tour of observation
through the west, and will spend Sunday
here.
Miss Hurnhnni of Lincoln. Mr. John Dixon
of Nebraska City, MUs Mary Lewis and Mr.
Alanfo'n Trigg of Glascoe, Ky.. huvo been
gueots of Miss Llla Alexander during tho
i last week.
i Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Fisher of Flnrcnro
I Wl., aro tho guests of their daugh or
Mrs Pinto, 2343 California streat Mr
Fisher waa the commiteloner in charge of the
WlKionsln exhibit nt tho TrnnimleslsUppI
i..)oiiioii iiiiii in wen Known in in" mj. ne
will return to Wisconsin Monday. Mrs.
Fluhrr will remain In the city for a month.
Slicllll t Illt-Ctillt.
Mr. and Mrs Wllmn Lowe are now at
home at 1013 South Twenty-ninth street.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Cameron Anderton will soon
orcupy their new home, 101 South Thirty
second. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harton are now occupying
their new homo at 10 South Thirty-second
avenue.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Taliaferro have engaged the
houeo of Mr. and Mts. Ilnrry Windsor, 3115
Davenport street.
Mr. and Mrs. William Tupper Wyman
moved 011 Monday to the former residence of
Mr. nnd Mrs. K. C. Harton on Hnlf Howard.
OMAHA Sl'lll'nllS
Florence.
'Miss Mary Gunderson of Omnha visited
her fnthcr and sister here Tuesday.
Tho mombers of the Christian church
gave an Ice cream s clal nt the city hall
Friday night for the bencllt of tho church.
'Miss Mlra Goodlet visited relatives In
Omaha Friday, returning on the evening
trafn.
Tho railway company bus mndo tho round
trip between Florence nnd Omnha at a rute
of 25 cents.
Mrs. J. J. Colo nnd daughters went to
Hlnlr Thuis.luy to spend it couple of days
with relatives.
The water company has put a night watch
man on for the summer. Nick, Cranio got
tho appointment.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Captain lleynoIds enter
tained a number of their friends at tho
pump house Wednesday night.
Rev. Irving Johnson and wifo of South
Oniiihn. accompanied by some friends, spt in
Thursdny evening hero visiting friends.
Tho beet fields south of town nro giving
all tho Idlo boys In town employment pull
ing weeds and since echuol has closed there
nre a number working.
Tho Florence base ball team was organ
ized this week with a full complement of
players. They have grounds leased and nre
ready to play with any amateur team.
S. Water Fox, government engineer of
Jerferson City, Mo., accompanied by other
olllcers. Inspected the government work be
ing dono hero on tho river Saturday morn
ing. Tho hull nnd machinery of tho burned
steamer, John R. Hugo, stnrted on Its
Jiiurney down the Missouri river Saturday.
Tho owiieis will float It down to Osngo City,
Mo., whero It will probably be rebuilt.
lll'IISOII,
Mr. Haverly, county clerk, spent part of
Inst Sunday visiting around In Honson.
Th" public schools of this plnco will closo
on next Friday for tho summer vacation.
Mrs. Chris Martlg Is having a new resi
dence erected In the western part of Den-
iion.
Mr. Jnmes A. Howard Is having a store
house erected by his grocery store on Mnyne
street.
Soivlces will bo conducted at the Metho
dist Episcopal church at 11 a. 111. by the
rastor, Row Luce.
Mrs. O. C. Lawson left for her homo in
Wlntersot, la., after a week's visit with her
sister, Mrti. J. A. Morgan.
Mlsii Gertrudo Lowe returned homo to
spend her summor's vacation. She has been
teaching at Iing lino, Nob.
Tho Hoard of Education met last Snturday
week for the tuirpoao of electing teachers
aud to transact other business.
Last Sunday evening's services were con
ducted by two young men. members of tho
Epworth league of the First Methodist Epis
copal church of Omaha.
Ml- I'.ella tSmlth came up from Platts
mouth Inst Wednesday afternoon nnd visited
at the home of Miss A. 13. Stlger, returning
homo last Saturday evening.
A bmall bey was found wandering around
on the etrects lnt Thursday evonlng. It win
Impossible to find out from him whoro ho
lived or camo from, so ho was tnkon to
Omaha and given in tho enro of tho city au
thorities.
Dundee.
A number of Dundco lots were sold last
week to parties who contemplato building.
Mrs. .MaeKarland left on Mnndny for Went
Virginia to visit her mother, who is very ill.
.Mr. nnd Mrs. W. L. Selby nro ntlll In Now
York City, whero they havo been for several
wockn.
A number of property owners are making
Improvement!; nn their premises nnd the
vlllngo is looking very attractive thin sum
mer. Mr. und Mrs. Clayton Holmes (Jcodrlch nro
living with Mr. J. II. Parrotto for tho sum
mer at tho corner of Forty-eighth and Dav
enport streets.
Prof. Dodgo and his wlfo nf Honolulu nro
tho guests of Mrs. D, L. Johnson. The pro
foseor will lecture on tho Hawaiian IslandH
at the school hall on .Monday evening, a re
ception following tho program at tho homo of
Mrs. Johnson, to which tho audience will bo
lnvltid.
"I had stomach trouble twenty years and
gavo up hope of being cured till I began to
uso Kodol Dyspepsia Pure It has done me
so much good I call It the saver of my llfo "
writes W R. WllUinnon, Albany, Tenn. It
digests what you eat.
Pictures.
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publications In Onuihn,
Sale Ins 3 only a few days, or until wo move into our new store one door
east of our present location.
Whitmore's Art Store,
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MOTHERS' CONGRESS SUCCESS
Mr, .Injur tin' MrrlliiH lit lr
Mnlllci Will Ml Mm! It Hill!
I'rniiilii'il.
Mf II S. Jaynes of lil.M Liiiinet s'rer
has returned from Des Mollies, where she
participated In tho fourth National emigres
of Mothers, which met May :'l and a I
JotiriuM Mny 2fi. It wns one of the mot
notable conclaves of similar Import w 11 bin
recent history, for the reason that lt co-iti-clls
Included tunny of tho country's cnost
notable figures.
Speaking of the congress Mrs. Jnynes de
elnres It wns In full keeping with nil an
ticipations, nnd that In nil of her experience
In n benevolent work she never had occa
sion for more thankfulness. "The meeting
wns held In the Auditorium In Des Moines
nnd tho building," Mrs. Jaynes says, "was
crowded at each session. 1 went as a dele
gate from the Cxiinlm Womnn's club. Spe
clnl credit belongs to Mrs. Hello M. Stot
cnborough of Plattsmouth, who stood prom
inent as n representative of Nebraska. Mth.
Theodore W. Illrney of Washington city,
who presided, whs one of the original or
gnnlzers of the work."
Mrs. Jaynes returned yesterday nnd Is
now busily engaged 111 making up a report
which sho will submit to the club.
"After suffering irom piles for fifteen
years I wns cured by using two boxes of De
Witt's Witch Hn?el Snlvc," writes W. J.
Haxter, North Hrook, N. C. It heals every
thing. Hcwaro of counterfeits.
IrNIi liny In Oinuliii.
The titimml pit nd s given by tiiin-Nn-(inel
elulis In the ilHTerent large cities have
started u great deal of discussion ainoiig
sumo of the b ailing irishmen In Omaha
11111I Smith Oiniilia. It Ih understiioil that
nil effort will lie ninde lien- tblsi cir t.i
give 11 grand Irish pli lile in this iiinlt
Hume lime In August. There ti 11. doubt
tll.lt nil ll III) 'M lit WOlllll III' W i .illll.l
here nnd greatly appreciated by the host
nf I ri -1 fit til I tit " mm their friends
Arthur Delmore Chenej
BassO"Barltonc
Vocal Instruction
Special Attention Given to 1
English Oratorio.
Suite 315 Ramge Bldg., Omaha;
Mrs. J.
Benson,
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fi WHITE
WAISTS
Iljintfpoine colored waists 50c up
2.00 while pique waisls '. 75c
Boys' Kilt Suits A largo line that camo in late we
will make the price very low for that reason $1.00 up
Special for Monday Host tollft urtielos Brush nnil Comb Hotu
C loth and Hat Unifies nt half former prico.
mm
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23 pianos Just returned from rental by teachers linvlng tho illy for tho
summer months, a number of ram pi o pianos and iion-eiualugii.-d ntles of
HUidi well known makes an Stelnway, A. H. Clmse, Vnse, Stiver, Kmoreon,
Packard and Ivtrw & Pond nro now offered nt prices and terms that will r turtle
the most economical buyers.
I I uxi d I jnlKlit Pliinim n( ST.", HIOO, ijll'rt mill ili
7 Siiiiare 4 I'll ll it h ul !-", ST.". nnil up
1.-, Mluhlly iimmI Oruiiim nt tflH. tfXli nml up
I'lne I uti' A Soiitt', i'onimooiI 'n", only HH
Ileal lit 1 fill IiIiUimIiiu, upi'lulil, iiul .-'IKI
Sleek Unity liriuul, line eon il 1 1 ton, mil) Hl.'.ll
WK SELL ON HAS V MONTHLY PAYMKNTS -HUNT. TL NK AND Illll'Mlt
PI VNOS. Wine for catalogues prices nnd terms, or cull and Be the wonderful
sni.r-i'i.it ia ri mm.
II 1 1 1 h nny p I ii ii o ii ii. v one eiiu piny It.
SCHMOLLER & MUELLER
tiii; in. i) tti:t,i tii.i: ft wo not si:,
i;ti;t FiiL-lilllil SI., OiiiiiIiiii :i:t7 lll'oinlu ny Street, (oiniell 1 1 1 1 O' u ,
WHITMORE'S
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run. immusfsii ha cn ifick.
1'RAM HI) l'lVri'RHS AT
BRAHJM CARBONS,
IMPORTED ETCHINGS,
ENGRAVINGS,
Water Colors.Coplcy Printsdacsimilcs)
1519 Dodge Street.
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Scofielti's
Mi nd.n we ui' how a iins r trresting
a.-sortmilit of NHW SHIRT ISTS equal
to 1 ustom male at a. on hair the . iw -WHITI3
W MSTS in lln.st w.mliahle fahr.c
daintily linked, 1 mhroldi re I and he n
stitched none qulle so pretty have 1 ecu
shown before this e.isi-n tho prices will
range at Jl.r.O, $1.!K. $2.23, $2."fi nnd WO.
Also exquisite White lico and Knibroldery
Waists nt $3..'.0 nnd $3.7.'..
Woo! Dress Skirts-Unlinod
We show Monday 1' 11 lined Wont Dres
Skirts in Hue maierinls Mack, white and
po.mlar shn l of gray at f .".0 to $n no.
These re now used in jdaie ef Wi-di Skirts
and are more durilde 111 cery way.
I.OC0FIELD
6 woAiasuirco.
1510 Dotmlas St.
Weiiilino Gifts.
Chents of Sterling SiHer. $1.". to J200.
Cut Gins Punch Howls, $2.'. to tleO.
Silver 1 imdi lalir.is. to $.'." Sterling
Sliver Horry Howls, $15 to
Graduation Gifts.
Diamond Hrooehes, $15 to $400.
Pearl Hrooi hes. $tn t $.10.
Gold Loi kets, $5 to $100.
Diamond Rings, $!.'. to $2f.0.
Pearl Rings, $5 to $30.
When you want to seo a clean, up-to-date
line of the abovo goods call
and seo
EI) HOLM
THE JEWELER
WHO IS RELIABLE
107 North Sixteenth Street.
l.lno of
SHIRT
Correct
Sfiirf Waists
Wm
liver Shown In Omaha.
Prices 50c to 84.50.
Jlandsomo ribbon w;iists.$5.00 & 7.25
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