Capital city courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1893, April 22, 1893, Image 4
CHPITHL CITY COURIBR. mE&MSssm rrariHpririi .. w 'MWSU2ll!?&aR!A!,in j nMH vwy-'T ii.. u I...,, iu.i.,1 Hi.' Ancient I Order of Hibernians gave mm of a their hall In l"lt serlosof soellllsilt tlll'll'luill III I'll- uornl.rs Tenth street ItliH-k Thu.sduy ! owning, whlrh uiih atlen.l.Ml by huge and most cheerful gathering of friends ami members uf the order. The rostli- Itlen were In charge of Him. .lolin I'. Siillou. lov. KiUIiim- Lough. .... ami Mr. I' .liiiiiosCnsgrnw ailileil pleasant features tuthe tu'ealnn, the fnrnier U'lvllii; a iienil er uf iineeilnto ami u'neil Htnrlet. wlill. tlie latter, iih nralnr nf the evening. ilelHenil an I ti t iifl Itiir ami thnmnirhlj eiijn,nlile aililre'. al- in.iliiir Ih.IkIIi' in wiii.h Miilnei'ti as the home rule nioxeinent ami other piitrl-M otleiHMi.'H. The Hpealfer mail.' hoiiik elnipielit liitsunil was limll, uiplamleil b, nil present. Mhn Mn l-'llueriilil hiiiij: Meantlful (ilrl uf Kll.lalre." ami wan wi well reeeleil that aneiieiire was i-OMpnmloil to ami ".Muvnurneen" was fullj as well remleii'il. Mr. W. S lleatt, net j;ho a eurnot solo, fol loweil' h Mr?. O'Cnnnur. who nanj; "Kutl leen Mavournefli" wlileh, owln to Hh hrllllmie.v, demanded recall In the foiiii of "Sully In Our Alley." Mr. Joseph T. Smith nuvo the umlioneon pretty xnciiliutluii of "The Lt'iivox of I Shamrock" ami was also compelled to j hIiij; h secoml nuiiilmr which resulted . in hcnrliitf Mr. Smith ;ie "An li'ltlf. iiuiiih TiiaM. ie.i on ine protfinm was a ocal duet liy MIhs May l-'Itunr , 1 .. 111. . U... I'll, .'... . .. . . . I aid ami Mr. N'U'linliin l.awlor, the hoIcc tlou lining "I Fool Thy Annl Spirit" ami il proved to ho one of the ntar fea tures of tlio uvouiinr. Mi'h. AIoxIh IIhI tor, whoso work in at all tliuen cliariu liiK, acted as comluotor and ave a tin IhIiIiij; touch to the various occllont nuiulHifH on the pronrnin. Afior those cmmi'Ihch the Iovoim of HiullKlit fantas tic too oxorolmi were ylvcu an oppor tunity to Indulge In thlrtincr favorlto ainiiHOiimut. Mi-h. M. 1). Welch navo a ilnlljflit-. fill luncheon for t lie lioartlH of tlio W. ('. A., tho youne; womonV dopartniLMit of tho W. '('. A and the dispensary phyHlclaiiHof W. C. A. .Momlay aftor iiiniii. A ilelicioiirt luiiclieiin was hm'VimI at l! o'clock, aftor which Mi. .1. 1. I'mlerwood interested and In Mructed tlio ImlioHliy an Inforuml talk on tho workH of W. C. A. Sho Hpoko of tlio Ih'kIiiiiImk ' u' w'ik. f "H profcnt htutu ami Hh future outlook. She also advlK'd roprcHontatlhCrt attlio voi'UI'h fair. Shouhl tlio depiirttnont ho represented it would Ik In tlio organization room of tlio wonmnV hulldintr. Tho KUCHt.s were .MeHilainos ITndorwood, Hrace, Leavltt, Canlleld, (Srillltli, .loncs, N'ictor. Seyholt, ICitii mul, (iiMii'Ko Clark, KlnT, Dirrls, Mc ICce. Sinlth, Hoot. McCorinlck, Hicks. Sholes, Cliison, (iiiroutto, D.iwcs, Mar laud, ll.irtrtilT, (iroh, I'lkc, A W Ka-t-onlay, Walton, I.auo, l''H!klor, hav.s, Hlcliards, Oroon, Kronclinyile, Wob stoi Mud Ion, Klor, Coalls. Manning, WliiRor, Hewitt, Clo-son. Turnur, I'arker, hainb, Strong, ljnist, Hnwurn, llluuliain, Dcwciwo, Oivf. Kvortn, States Simons, llrunor. Holinv-'f, I'ddy, linker, MUsl'h KIHijtti 'Mies lao, Drs Huth M. Wood, Mlirftarot h Sahln, Alma Cole, l.iulsa SinaUwiMHl, Mosdaiues Vouiiir, Tilt.in, Wells. 11....... V2t.,,...l, I.'.., will.., tli. ,,-! I? ii'. t ii, v-ll, .inn,,1,,,,., ,., ..,,. -j. ,,.,,, ,- inor, (iliulo, r.lnr. l'ltohor, the Mlssos H.U'dv, Cos. L minis, Parker, van Hruut, Nowmau. A delightful card party was that i hIvimi by Mr. and Mrs. (ieorco Ilrown I at tholV icsiilcnco Friday ovoiilnjr. ' Hljih live wns played and over it the' eM'ited quests otmvit for Miproinacy. When the M'diVh woro coniitcil it was dUcovorod that tho lli-nt prl.c, a hand-, painted chamois skin fell to Mi. I Ulllmeyor, A beautiful olive dish to Ml. Holyoko. Tho jfentleinau's royal, a perfume bottle, was won by M. C. TbouniMin, and the sec mil, a box of lino clears was awarded Mr. A. I). Hui'f. Delicious refte-hineiits were ' -erveil durlii"; tlio evening: The in-xltodKiic-ts were Mersrs and Mes-! dames 1-: K Holyoko, I) L Hrace, Hllj II....I .1. , Itf I II II II !.... I -III I'll' K. iV .uuisiMi, ii i ' n, A C. Hilliueyor, Hliiell. Clms Hani monil. Geo Clurko, Ohm Keefer, Ueii Hart let, K K Monro, II 1' Foster, A Hurlbut. V K Yates. C C Hiihtim, Iloxie. C Thompson, I'sher, StciiriiH, A !) Hurr, Chas Hill, Henry Hall, .1 1' Maule, W M Shlpinan, 1) W Hrown, W K Ivlrkor, M Ohaiiuan, Dranil Mi-s Apiilojjot, Or and Mrs Dayton, Mrs McNlniiy, Miss MoMaii nis, Mr Shaw. Mrs. K. H. Haruoy nuvo a very pleas 'int birthday party Saturday afteriuMin in honor of hor daughter Hessle. it was tho eluhth birthday of the little girl and her yir.ine friends brought her inany lovoly V'lfts. Thy alterniHin was spent in playing j.mim.V'. ulilut'Io'eloek an ulojrant stippor win euri i' The quests woro Kmile .Iiihiisim tv? Valpa ratho, Kllnor HarlMiur, Cora Ili'i-wk, Ituth Hell. Merian Hull, Paulino !,: ors. Leah Muyors, Myrtle Meyoi-s, Nina Hills, l-ollui Mills, .Mario wick, iv.m Vaiiiloineio, Hertha Hush, Kiiiina HfJi, Lucy Fi-ost, Clara Slado, Mnbol Hi() J hoii, Mary Searles, Huth Muim'tr, Mettle Meadows, Marion Uarnoy. Uuel Buyer and Kdiiu Lawienoo. Tho alumni of the UuW e-'-slty of MIuhlKiin ifttvo a vury ';i?d2.sant recop Hon In honor of the jjloo and banjo eluhx Tuosilay uvotilnj,' at the homo of Chaneollor und Mr'. Canllold. The homo was beautifully decorated with llowors. and dainty refreshments woro served duriiij,' tho ovonliiR. Tho Kyi Quncl trt skstvW? .y v-" gnosis Included iilninliiniielnlervlt, of Nebraska, a feu s ial studonlHiiii.l '" "f "'' '"'""" ihii-I'-Iihih f Hi "'" ' ' "" iimiiil 1H1I-.I.-III us m ... I ho guests w-ir Messrs ami ;r'l,1,,1";M A ' S1,1H"!; :) s l" m,'mIl; I ' '"'" , M '"l"",1' '' ' ,"" '" V . , ,', . . ';, ''TW V ' ,V ,", i , ,' l' ,' ll.-. I lloiwl . I rmd. il I liiil I I Ii.it.. II I F I liilwnili '"" "' . " "" Wllllmn M Croun. .1 W I uhluml. .1 Hewitt,. I I'saylm: Mi'Mlanie" .IiiIiii H Clark. W.I I It mi. K si i in. .1 I'ltuer aid: the Misses Sarrli lluiris. Ilntr gnril. Laws, l.niiiiiiM. Wnlfe. Kniinle Maker. Schwab, Klmer Wt'lhuus Itnu- ' i''"', AihIhim. Hnllh.nM. Klrkei. '""' I ''- I I'.'.-inan. Miirv .I.hi.m. Sntltli. Www WuUh. I.nln Chirk. Clara l!chunlson, Llonum lta,imiml. Mainl al(le , lliimi'iniiil, I m'eriiood. Din ! . Crlggs Mr 'I'. II. Kai'iuor, the well known truioliug man. win tondoicil a i op tion by M II. Weiss uf Helium, on Sutui'iliiy owning lust. There were a lurgi nnmli'i' of Invited "nests, uhu had u line npprcoiutlnii of the eternal Illness of tiling, ami in nnler that there should lie mi contrast heiween HH ,m, Wn,.sts. only noil loolUiij: , wy, Mvlleil. The Inneh was hiii. - I'Ii. "The after illnner talk of the j 1()st was liheral In ipuillt.x as well as ,maiilltv. lie was enramiort with , npil'lts ol nil, reinilllseuce ami re- i imi'teo. ami charmed his hearers w Ith I his hrllllnuci,. They all say I' was a lilooiuliiK' HiicceiHs. The forlnlL'htiv no nlon of si.rosls oe-1 furred till week at the home of Mr-, K. II. 11.11'lNitif. Mrs. lleehe had eharne of the uieotliitf, taking for her Hubjeet "Tim l'lihlle School S-.tein." Aftei a sm?'M. w!mmmmssmmM I yftiL-'mimmfJ HOUSE AND STRECT COSTUMES. Tii figuro on llm left ui'.irs a Ihiiish tiul.-t l uf minimiloiir xilk, tritnmi'il witli rnvtui ho umiI fulih of nnnili; fill! skirt, with tlitvu vuw of triple llounciu. Tin sit lint; iW'.'.v tltt lii)s it iriii cimIiiiim nf Miuir-cul tn-il lii'itt;iili!ii'; tint dmililu lullocti hl.'inc.', t!io ili'i'it ruinr and thu ;t il it oil luu.lt oa tint skirl am of ni'iMir Mlvit. brief n view of t.io earlier f.y.toiii of oil-1 ticntlnn umotio; the Crocks ami KcmniiN tlio thoughts were di"i eted to tho (iei man methods ami successes. The lio and characters of I V.Mnta..l, Toebil and Hobart have left life-lastlny: im- . ,, ,:, ,, ,,.. ,, , ,...-,...,.,..... ,.v . ...... oped child life aim thought sUhrior to the other eonntrles of the civilised world. The system of public schools a carried on in tho I'nlted States l as yet a lamentable failure and will con tinue until their Interests can Ih di vorced from polities. The meeting was ofreat Interest, as the question was one which every tntolllnent American must carefully consider. Adjourned to moot May I, with Mrs. Canlleld at which time Mrs. Hrown will discus-, "F.lectoral lloform." Tlie F street Card Club enjoyed 11 very pleasant meeting at the lesldenco of Mr. and Mr. F, N. S duw of lr. F street Friday metiln. The members of tho club present were Messrs. and Mesdames Hrown, Hutehlns, Clark. Hebner, Aitken, Helwi. Swan. War ren, Mills, Sawyer. Tipllug, Dr. and Mi. Casebeer and Mi's. Mannliivr. Tlie quests were Messrs. and Mesdames llumilton, O'Neal, .1. .1. Dare, l). l Davis, A. F. Hrown, Prof, and Mrs. Austin Miss FurM, Mr. K. K. Moio. Mi-s Tutlle and Dr. Casey. Mr. and Mrs. K. Ii, Uarnoy enter- tallied tho C Street Curd club Friday l ovenlng. As It was the hist nieetingl of this club, tho members voro loth to part, and they stayed until an uiiiisii- ally into hour, playing tho over enjoy-. able high llvo. Tho inemhers present , woro Messrs. and Mesdninos Henry Zohrung, W. Q. Boll, F. Shephenl, Wiriok, T. V, Mungor, O. P. D.ivis, 1 l.iivc. A. V. Lane, lliebnrdson: McrHi'M. ()'k(mmI, D.inlmr; the MIms Zohrung. Si,nliii,.( iunilmni mill Mi". Klsk. Mr. anil Mr. W. I'. Wil-nn delight folh 1'iilri liiliii'il 1 1 1 WliNt cIiiIiiiihI a fell jjuesin last I lltltl Oll'lllllg. Aftl'l' tlic oontc-t nii'l nunrdliig "f tin prlos delicious iofiohin iiIm were ti imI. The members pro-out note Messrs. awl Mi -thinics Applogct. .1 A lluek slutT. II lliiinhum. NCIhock. N C Alii nit, I M It.mmiud. IJii-i'iic I'crry. ( ml I'miko. Ilurli'.. .1 l Wright, V. I I Inline-.. Tin guests wont Mi', anil " W " Wll""' Mt-. t'rliii nii.1 Mr. Hut wood Mr. and Mr. W. L. !aroulte of .".M Ninth Twelfth xi t. delljihtfully en- teitalni'd the Noxelty Card elnhSulur ilny oeii!nc. 1 1 Itrli live was played until a late hour, when the quests din peix'd all Miyinc thin they limit-pent n eharminu i-wniuj;. The rueHlH were Merx. nml Met-dames l W. Snow. Humphif.x. W. II. Win. -lor. Fred W. StcW'ii'. I) 1-1. Keyen, M. II. Van Horn. I'red A. Nelsin." C. II. Allen. Wells. Ur. ami Mi'f. Caselt mm-and Mr. it!inr ' KelllllU. Mr. an I Mr- .1. I. Hiiu of IllliStnth Twenty evonth Hire t dellchtfully en terluined a nuiuliei' of friendr. I'Yiilny eellln. 1 1 i;ll lle WIIH the tfllllle. over which the esciteinenl tfl'ew ill lene. The 'uest . were Mesrs. and Me-.hnues M.irk Wi oils. I'. M. WiuxIh, I "ace. Hale. Calkins. Ilrown. Horner. I'leketl. Trasls, (iuthrle. D.ncy, Me Clusl;e. I'rank Woodn. I.niuli and Mis, May Tral-. MIi-k M 'i' Miller of Cilcio, sinter 'f Mrs. I). !'.. 'I'hoinpson. arrived in the elt, Wi'iIiii'mIiiv nml will Hp ml several weeks visitinw here. Miss Miller will he of ieat i.erieo to her wister at this Him' In arrani;iii'' their new Home, i- II- . ... , . xi l iceiiin aim ii. inr oi'i'iiiiiiii',. .hi. iui.i Mrs. 1). K. Thoinioii elicct to he ill their palatial new residence nluut .May tlrst. The Uev. ami Mrs. .lolm Hewitt en j tertained a very pleasant tjatherinn of friends Wednesda.N evening. Darlnu the eveniii).' dainty refreshinents were ImtxciI. The cuests w,,i,e K -v. and Mrs. W. Walsh, Mr. and Mis. II. (). 1'hllllps, .Mr. ami Mrs. ( .ll.doro. ev, 'Mr. D. .luiie. Mr. II. .1. Walsh. Mr. (ioor-jo M. Walsh. Mr. Walsh. Miss Alice Sheldon has returned t. her homo at lloldree. Neb., aftor sp.'iidiiiK several delilitful weeks vi Ulnir friends in this city. Captain Carter and Lieutenant Phtlllpjof the Sixth cavalry at Fort Leavenworth wore quests of Lieuten ant Pershing Tuesday. Miss (iertriido Chambers ol Omaha who visited her friend, Miss Shears, at the HoU'l Lincoln for a week, returned home Monday. Miss Stella Klrker of the OnutUllK rcportorial stall loft Wednesday for u nionth's visit with relatives and friends In Dos Moines. Mi-s, It, U. DawiM, who has been vinUIiiu: hor son, Mr.i -V (!. Uiwes, returned to her homo In Marietta. O., Tuesday. Mr. Halph Piatt of '.r(..:vJLsland caino down to attend the eoncot V, of the tileo and Hanjo nJubs, x Miss Mary Miller of O.ik Purl;, lll. is ilsltlng her sl.ter, Mrs. 1). K. Thompson, Mrs. II. A. B.iboock und .Mim. K. C. HalK'uckaro visiting in Ord. 'I'll i MIk-iw Chis-oii have i-iitiirncil tnm tl visU , i)t.,, Moines. Special prices on California canned ooils for the next 'thirty days at LM7 M ttreot lm:.w.(lltoci:uv Co. - - Smoked meats, ham, corn beef and chickens always fresh at the Lincoln Favorlto inarkot, 121.1 M street. L'UNIVEIISAL SUMPniSE SALE ll Will (li,n loii.it unit V iitliiiix Inr Miiiuliit Hut). le ! ju.iin the f.tet that tht'lr place of Iiii.Iiiims t not on ) ntrcet. where, imfoi tanateh, they could not mViiic a 1. e.itlon tliln lli'iu hiH ilecid d to In miiftitale a (iraml Surprise Sale for to day ami M inlay, which will he truly what lt iin-ie implies. There will lie a multitude of surprises for all the ladles, o.ieof the MirprisCH Ih the choice of all their untrimuicil hatn fir $1.00 each, which hac horetofoie lieoii v'llhijr for It n.ii Al.7"itoW.."(l. I'Mowm-h ami all other ;ottds will he '-old at cor lespnmliuly Ion prl. '1-4 for this sale only today and ' M ;i lay. at the L I'lllvel'Mll Slirpriie -i.i'e, I'll'l S iuth Klcw'iith stri'i't. What would you do if insured hy seieutitlc men that t i w .rid would come to an end w itlilii the next twelie weeks? The liiil' ll'ollliCtl MOM'l of c.iu.llle ."aiumarii ns, "()me''a: The liii-t Diysofllie Win hi " pioes to In of till illlllLT interest. It i- i 'le e incep tion of one of ,lu world's irn-at 'st as tronomers, wolked nut within the bounds of M'leutlllc possibility While educating the leader in the most im del ii phifc of M'ioui'c, it It, a- full of intctvMlni; Hiirprbes in tlie Arabian Knitrli ls Diitertalunieiit. The nml in terest Injr part of this wi'iiderful m.el is finiml in IiIh ilcM'i'ipti.in of the tivpi diition and expectutieu into whicli tho people of the world are tliiowu. Im iijrine t he comlitipti of tho (. ck ex I'lintiU'e witli a fact of such iiupint st'ir lllir llieiii ill the face. The opeiiiue; chapters will be found in Hie April number of the Cosmopolitan iuai;a.ine. I'lobablyuo novel has ever been pre--ented In an Aiiierlcin mairaine with Mich illustrations as necimipnuy Flam inariou's "Omea," which coinmcnccH in the April Ci Mm olitan. In the lis of illustrators are , he found tho names of dean I 'mil Lain ens, i cliejjrosse. Clioiln. Voyel, ). Saunier. Ccrardiu end Meatlllo. The April Arena contains tislronr paper by llamliu (iarhtml on "'('ho Fu ture of Fiction." Dr. Alfred Unoil Wi.llat'o writes on "Tlio Waijo-Worker and How he in.iy be Delivered from tho Social (Jiiujriiili'o." W. D. Mi Crackan di-cusscs "How the Initiative ami Itefereiiduui may be lutroduceil into our (loverninent." Kvu MoDonahl Valesh appears in a striking paper on "Tlio Teueinciit Hon-") I'rohleni in New York." Uev. (ioo. Larimer writes on "Authority in Christianity." ami Mr. Flower disciii-e.s at length "The' Uiirtiliiir ami I ynchinj,' of No.;roes in thu South. " Other jtapers of interest In this number are by 11. F. I'ml ! wood, ICatliarino Coolidjje. Chester A. Heed, Itellen K. Starrott ami Allan For mill. liurr's ,i,.,.i) stun-'li, si',1, Tlio failure of I,, liiiri', the jeweler, tliis week has been tfeiieriil'y ",l' eau-e ! of niiich regret, especially by ohIclti- ens. .Mr. Harr has dono business, here since way hack in the seventies, The I entile stock will no sold by the inort-1 (.ra'i cs. ci inmeiiciue; today ami it lsto bo hoped that mitllclctit funds will bo' rcali.cd from the sale to net Mr. Il'irr a fair amount of money after the inert jj;neos hao been Mitislieil. Velvet lluish ladles' hose, Mimetliim; new, worth ('c. at .THe. apairatllor iolsheiiner v Co. You can llnil the best lines of Cliil-i dron's anil Hoys' Clothing: and llatsat HerpolslielniertV Co. Kid (ilovo sale at llerpolslieinier's, lliitllie.'l.iii lloiilK I'Iiij hn: I'nril., Now design, round corners lloxible linen stock perinanent colors, worth ."ill cents. We sell them at !." cents, (iood scheme to buy a few packs: might need t hem this winter: euchre, whist higli-tlvo. etc. I A. C. Zll'.Miat. City Pass. Agt. L. A. Hunistcad is selling W. .V H.'s famous illl made to measure spring ' suits. Call and see t!n latest. :vitls f.ietion guar.inteeil. Liudcll hotel block. Millinery and ladies' hats reshaped at Mrs. M. A. .laiiney's. V. M. C. A. building Thirteenth and N. RUDCE We Guarantee our Steel Ratine to be the best in the market, and only a.slc $40.00 i for it. Our Gas Ranges; we hae the Quick Meal and can show you 12 different styles and prices to select from. Steel Range, Price Complete, Leading Hardware and Furniture I i 0M-H1LF DOZEN TTrTQ .QT71? M H. AJllJLVJ 4 I 'K' '' ft" r i H M V- mm NOBLE'S STUDIO HVES AWAY WITH EVERY $10.00 PURCHASE, KRUG a:: TT4TkT4Vt A.AATi.HIHAllJiJi.fAriri'4i' v.,.,.,-.:... .......... - - -. .- L HKRE is scarcely a lady or gentleman in Lincoln but d what is familiar with the class of work this studio turns out. This way of novelty advertising has long been con templated by us, as we originate plans and prices others t.y to follow. We notice there are stores in this citv that have tried to copy our novelty way of advertising, only on a very inferior scale, by giving a photo worth about roc a dozen. The photos we give you are the best $5.00 work turned out at Noble's Studio, and the card is something en tirely new and all the rage i.i the east. The "Columbus Card" on the back is the celebrated picture, "The Landiti"- of Columbus." When we give anything away it will always lie the best. The same in advertising when we advertise a bargain on get it If you have not already received a purchasing card come to our store and get one, buy $10.00 worth of goods inside of 30 days, have it countersigned by us and we will give you an order on Noble's Studio for half a dozen of these Photos. This Offer Lasts for 3 Days Only Krug&Co (Successors to ). W. Winger & Co.) HO STREET. Take a Look at Our Millinery, Suits, Waists, Gloves, Parasols, Fans, Hosiery, Laces, Underwear, Handkercheifs, Ribbons and Notions. J.H.MAURITIUS & CO 1039 O STREET. 5l MORRIS GO. 1118 to 1 1.22 N Street. KXUU i i .... 'i ;; '.it 'v .M. M M S" M I: i 8: in, M M & CO. lt'XLIHItI II'tl'KtTeitl IK Hot Air I'urn.'ices. Uuilder's Ilatdware, Garlatul Stoves and Ranges, While Mountain Cream Freeze ts, Water C011I eis, Rubber Hose and Garden Tools. $40,00. House in the City