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SOCIAL DOINGS IN ROSY JUNE ,
What raalritmablo Polks Are Thinking and
Talking About ,
THE MONTH OF LOVE AND FLOWERS ,
AVIilolt Brought Out the
of tllo Uonu Monde \
at lltiHor'a Pnrk Move
ments nnii Wlicrcaboutfl.
W > ST III TUB CI.OVBU.
Simitel Q. King.
ci. maiden wns alghlng all the day IOIIR ,
Like the waves on a rciUess sea ,
Atul she sang n sad aim sorrowful song
Mv love , ho M falsa to me.
O , whmo is my love , nnd wUoro Is ho Ronol
I Imvo huntoil the grrm nud the clover ;
Ho has Hod from his true love and loft mo
ul ono , .
Like a llcklc , Inconstant lover.
tibo aanjj with an ntr of melody
That was hoard In the floldn far over.
When she hoard a sweet volco In the field
below ,
Jiut coming from out of the clover.
'Tls I. my love , I will over bo true ,
And we'll wander the wldo world over ,
And I'll never forget tbo song that you sung
The day wo were lost in the clover.
Yes , It Is the month of roses.
And tbo month of weddings , too , for some
how they RO together , not only In poetry , but
In real life. Why there should bo n super
stition ngalnst getting married In May is
hard to explain , but all who can like to mala
in Juno.
How Juno would bo missed from tbo cal
endar If It should bo .dropped out , and what a
great deal of the beautiful In llfo would to
Jast if there were no roses. It would bo al
most lllto having no weddings.
Lifo is not nil made up of monoy-gottlng
nnd the Property Owners' association and
the political itrcnn and the straggle for exist-
mice. The pursuit of beauty is as keen in
this intense , bartering , busy ngo n * when the
' , world was younger and more oasy-gointr and
whether it bo to view them In the Holds , to
deck the bonnet or carry them In a bridal
bouquet , it is the roses that mankind , and *
perhaps even moro so womankind , a'ro after.
A verso of poetry , a pretty picture , a dainty
flower , a strain of music appeals oven more
perhaps today to a child , to the busy man or
the mature woman than it over did before.
Gently , but Irresistibly , in summer nature
reminds man that business is not the only
thing in this world. By this moans ho U In
duced to pause in his work and then , after
reflection ; ho is delighted with the glorious
vistu which appears before him. Plant life
of nil varieties , animal llfo in all Its forms ,
are in summer seen at their Dost. Then it is
that the atinosphoro becomes musical with
the busy insects , which , in the pursuit of
their daily toll or pleasure , peer Into the in
most recesses of the domestic arrangement > ,
so to speak , of the flower ana carry off too
content * of its larder.
Then it is that gaudy colors appear on the
wiuir , enlivening and beautifying the sur
roundings where butterflies are found. Then
It Is that joyous notes , emitted by number
less aerial songsters , 1111 the air with natural
music , and irrcsistlblv raako ouo long to
spend on hour or moro beneath the slniao of
some spreading oak to listen to their enchant
ing strains. Then it is that admiration , even
by the most Insensate , Is openly expressed nt
the generous display of nature's handiwork
in tha rich combination of color seen in the
flower-bearing plants.
How delightful upon a hot and sultry day
is the delicate aroma of strawberries straw
berries which are tinted with a color that is
pre-eminently their own , like that of sweet
sixteen , blushing , as it were , in their ripe
ness nnd unequalled In their power of quench
ing summer thirst. Summer , even with this
queen of fiults alone , would Dovaluablo-as a
source of happiness , for in taste , color and
smell nothing can compare with strawberries.
"Doubtless. " said Dr. Bololor , quoted by I.
Walton. "God could have made a better
berry ( "strawberry ) , but doubtless , also , God
never did. " _ _ _ _ _
Had it nnt been for two very pretty wed
dings , with their accompaniments of batch-
elor dinners and bridesmaids' luncheon ? and
the races , the past wcolc would have been
voted deucfedly dull. But thanks to the wed
dings , society has had something very pleas
ant to talk about and the fair girl friends of
the brides have had no end of excitement in
arranging dainty things for n proper celebra
tion ofCupid's victory. The races have
called out the haut monde in largo numbers
and the grand stand and the quarterstrctch
have been gay with color. So taken alto
gether the week has been interesting if not
exulting. But there is litilo in store for the
"future und that is what is troubling tbo
leaders of fashionable life.
The Stryk-en-ninus-Lust Club.
OMUIA , Juno 13. "To the Editor of THE
BKI : : It cannot bo that In your article of
last Sunday's BKE , "Muslo In Omaha , " you
could have purposely omitted to mention the
existence and the laudable efforts of the
Stryk-en-Blaa's-Lust club , of which I am the
founder nnd director. Our object is to pro
mote orchestral playing. Its members are
nlLjouup , ardent enthusiastic lovers of their
Instalments , faithful to their duties by at
tending necessary practice , no matter the
scoxon or weather , striving to attain Indi
vidual excellence so necessary for a good ro-
ault In ensemble playing. You mention every
existing nnd dolunct organization , only not
thu-oiio that in duo timq is bound to give
great pleasure to Omaha's muslo lovers , ono
that hns not only given already solid proof of
ability on several occasions , but promises fu
ture excellence , for they nro in earnest.
Omaha hns no orchestra at present. Our
club's motto Is s "Love for String and Wind
Instruments : " and the beautiful delicuto of-
fbcts produced by string instruments when
properly trained ought to bo appreciated by
all devotees of tbo art. It Is ' dellgontly cul
tivated by our club. Truly yours ,
Du. Oii.vmxs BAKTKXS.
'Honoring ix Brldo ISlcot.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Yost gave ono of
the most charming luncheons of ttio season
in honor of Miss Mary Ludlngton , and the
young ladles who had been chosen brides
maids for the LiUdlngton-null marriage. It
was a Una ! meeting of congenial friends , and
tl.o girls enjoyed the day to the utmost , ft
was a last opportunity to exchange tboso little -
tlo conlluoiices dear to every cirl's heart , and
they wondered who would bo the next to follow -
- low mid thus diminish the rapidly loosening
circle of society favorites. They even bal
loted for the next favored sister , but the
unanimous chioco of the girls did
not take kindly to the election , and
for that lousou the event is only referred to
in a con oral way. In addition to Miss Lud-
ington there were pros out : Miss Yutos , Miss
Bessie Yates , Miss Hoagland , MUs Laura
Iloupland , Miss Mabel Ualcombo , Miss
Brown ,
< \ Pretty Imiiolu'oii.
Friday nftnrnoou Mrs , Horace Ludlngton ,
in honor of Mr. Chnrlos Hull's visiting rela
tives , who had coma on to attend tuoLuding-
ton-Hull wedding , gave a prutty luncheon at
her residence , 2003 Burt strout , Tbo decora
tions for the wedding had not yet been taken
down und the house looked particularly
hamlsomo in Its robes of groun and white.
Thou , too , the presents received by Mrs.
Hull were ou display In the ro. r parlor , ajid
this lidded not a little to the pleasure of the
oci'JiMon.
Thu uuosts present at the lunuhcon were :
Mi\ and Mrs , Hull , Mrs. Chamberlain , Mrs.
Triad ale of Uock Island , 111. , Cautain and
.Mrs. Charles Porter ot tbo Eighth infantry ,
stationed ut Fort Niobrnru , Mr. nnd Mrs. J.
J. Johnson.
A Kurewoll
Monday evening a very Jolly crowd of pco-
"
plo loft the Webster stiWt "sUtloa for
HuserU pad : , a special trulu having teen
provided for the excursionists , to return
when tired nature cried for rest. The
reason for this assemblage was a
farewell recootlou tonderood Miss Dottle
Sollftsohn nnd Mrs. SulUrsohn provlout to
their departure for Europe.
After the arrival of tha train at tbn park
upper was served mid loasU drank in honor
of tha particular guoats and tbolr aafo return ,
Tnpn the dnncfnR bcjran nnd until IOUR nftcr
i o clock the dancers enjoyed the boautlful
Juno night thrmusto lending tin additional.
charm to tlio occasion.
vMr ; "i1.1 Mrs"ssohn , Mr. nnd Mrs.
ftlorlta Meyer , Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Gntz
chaperoned the narty , the other gi ta bolng
Mr. nod Mrs. E / FJntoau of Minnesota !
iand lrs's' ICntIMr - nnd MM. S. J.
J.iMlcri * Mrttnd MM- Max Meyer , Mr. nnd
Mrs. Hoynmn , Misses Bottle SollRiohn ,
Blanche Hollman. Clnra Ulnuskoff , Dolllo
nnd * Mnttio i'olack , Lllllo and Addio
Newman. Ella Holler. Annlo Hoths.
< | nlld , H. Bcckor , Alice Lund , C.
Mr0 ts' MMSP - Honnnn Brnnns of Fort
Worth , xvho will accompany MM. Sollttsohn
" "I' nBhtcr to Europe , Jerome Kaufman ,
Phil Iloje , Alox. Weasel , O. Loicho ) % Julius
Mayor , P. Sellgsdhn , S. Prank , L. W , Prank
ot Stubonvllio. O. , Dr. W. Uosonnu , O. M.
oellRsohn of San Francisco. J. LMnd , H.
Lnnpstndor , 8. Hoyn , M. Oberfelder. S.
Lnnsburg , M. Xur.dor , Mnro Polack.
iTuno AVc
HUM , AXI ) LUDl'JOTOH.
A beautiful , gracious ana very happy
homo wedding was that of Mary" Taylor Lud-
iiiRton , daughter of Dr. nnd Mrs. Horace
Ludlngton , and Charles Watson Hull at the
residence of the former , 2003 Burt street ,
Wednesday evening ntO. For months this
wedding has been the subject of much dis
cussion in the exclusive circles of RO-
cJoty , nnd nt ono tlmo it was
thought the ceremony would take' pluco
In Mny but.tho day , out of deference to the
wishes of the bride's parents , was post
poned , until Mr. Hull finally succeeded In
having Juno 10 named.
Miss Ludlngton H a beautiful young"
wotnim and for several seasons has hgured in
the nolngs of the beau monde wbtcn she has
graced by qualities of mind nnd heart , mak
ing her a pronounced favorite in her sot nnd
for that matter in all the sots which inako up ,
what the world calls , fashionable society
life.
life.All
All day Woanosday the girl friends of the
brldo-olcct , whom she had honored with on
invitation , to participate in the ceremonies as
bridesmaids , labored with' gentle hands nnd
willing hearts to make the Ludlngton mansion
a bower of beauty in keeping with the lovoahlo
character of their favored ft lend. Wbilo
the conventional lloral decorations were in
charge of a decorator , the dainty touches and
pretty effects were given the rooms
by the young ladies who showed in
all tbo nrrangamonts of flowers , ferns
and palms , an adaptability quite out of the
common , and it is very much questioned if a
brldo over received tbo benediction in so
beautifully appointed a rooni as the frontpar-
lor of the Ludiugton house on Wednesday
evening.
Not until nearly 5 o'clock were the arrangement
rangomont of tbo 'rooms completed to the
satisfaction of the young ladles , out their ef
forts were more than compensated for
in the exclamations of the guests
as they gored m WF pt wonderment at the
beautiful effects arranged for the occasion.
The front parlor , in which the ceremony
was performed , was decorated in whlto and
green , ropes of smilat being festooned
around the room , depending from the chan-
aclicr and fastened to the sides of the wldo
doorway. . Palms nud ferns stood in the cor
ners , a very hnppy effect being made
by the whlto cloth which covered the
floor. But it was ' the deep bay
window which attracted most attention.
From top to bottom soft , sheer cloth was
bung completely shutting out the light , and
around the half circle garlands of white
peonies vvero suspended , which , toning in
with the curtain of snnlox dopondintr from
the ceiling made a never to bo forgotten pic
ture. At the base of the improvised altar ,
palrcs , ferns nnd white roses
were arranged , space being loft
just largo enough in which the
officiating clergyman could stand. In front
of the altar stood thopriodieu , the back being
made hich und posts placed at either end ,
in which tall waxen 'tapers burned. The
priodieu was also in white ana trimmed with
whlto roses , a wreath of roses being hung on
tno side upon which the bride kneeled ,
broad , white ribbons being placed on tbo
opposite side for the groom.
The back parlor was decorated in
tiink , ferns nnd palms boine placed
in the corners whllo ropes of smilax
were festooned from the chandelier. The
dining room was a'geni in Its floral nrrango-
menta small table bolns placed in the cen
ter , broad ribbons ofvhito silk being fastened
to tbo chundcller and pinned to the ends of
the1 table. A white silk cloth was the only
covering in use , a rose bowl of white roses
occupying the center wbilo candelabra and
pink shades gavoa touch of tight to the place.
The sideboard was banked with ferns , and
peeping throuph the green were pink peonies ,
which made a very dainty effect. The man
tel in the room'was banked with pink nnd
wbito roses , tbo whoio effect being as pretty
as could bo possible.
Promptly nt 0 o'clock the wedding march
from "Lohengrin , " played by tno mandolin
club , announced the approach of the bridal
party. Rev. William Justin Hareha , the
oniciatluc" clergvinan , had previously
taken his position in the deep
bay window , behind the priediou. The
processional was led by Mr. W. J. Latta of
Chicago , tbo groom's beat man , Mr. Charles
Wilson , Mr. Kouort PntrlcK nnd Mr. Charles
How , who entered ftorp the hallway carrying
broad si lie ribbons which they suspended
from the doorway to the altar , making an
nlslo through which the party passed. Fol
lowing the ushers came Mr. 'Hull , the groom ,
and Mrs. Horace Ludlngton , the brido's
mother. Then came eight bridesmaids , all
intimate friends of the bride , in the following
order : Miss Bessie Yntes and Miss McKenna -
Konna , Miss .Yost nnd Miss Hoagland , Miss
Brown nnd Miss Hal com bo , Miss Yntes nnd
Miss Laura Hoaelaud , The fair attendants
formed an inner line on the aisle
four on oitner side , and through
this group „ of protty-girls the bride ,
leaning on the arm of her father ,
Dr. Horace Ludlngton , passed. The brifio
presented n charming picture in her gown of
whlto faille which was relieved liy an over-
dtuss of chiffon , the skirt nnd wulst being
trimmed with duchess laco. The tulle veil
was fastened with a marguerite of poans and
diamonds , wlilio at her throat she were a
four-leaved clover of white enamel , the points
being accentuated by emeralds auu\dlamonds ,
a gift ot the groom. In , her hand
she curried a beautiful bouquet of lilies of the
valley.
Miss Bessie Yates was costumed in a whlto
flowered silk gauze , trimmed with ostrich
feathers about thotieck and were nn airgrotto
of feathers In the hnlr , .Sho carried n bou
quet of whlto roses , the groom presenting the
turn-cm to the bridesmaids.
MUs , MuKonna looked particularly
piotty in a gown of pink tulle
und ribbon trimmings ana carried a
bouquet of pink roses.
Miss Yost were u toilette of green nnd
white striped gaiuotuul carried a bunch of
* whlto rosusr ,
Miss Hoagland appeared In n gown of lllno
njul whltu chiffon and carried pink roses.
Miss Brown woro.whlto silk nnd embroid
ered chiffon uuout the neck , the goivn being
simply but beautifully made , , She 'carried
whlto roses.
Miss Mabel Balcombo , were pink crepe and
carried pinU roses.
Miss Yates looked particularly beautiful in
n figured wblto grenadine with embroidered
chiffon about the throat , and carried whlto
roses.
Miss Laura Hongland were a pink mouv
sollino do soil over pinlfsllk and carried pink
roses ,
Mrs. Horace Ludlngton wore a hand
some costume of gray tlllo with thread
lace trimmiugs the gown being relieved by
rare bouiton lace , outralnn.
Mrs. Charles Porter , wlfoof the hero of the
HosobudCaptain Chorlos Porter of the Eighth
infantry with station at Fort NloDrara , and
a remarkably hnndsotno woman , fascinating
to a degree , a cousin ot the bride , appeared
in n costume of gray silk und cashmere , ro-
llovcd by ribbon trimmings , decollete and
oatralno.
After the wedding , refreshments wore
borvcd , the brldo cutting tbo cake , and the
ring , which was concealed in lu llliuy depths
was captured by Miss Clara Brown , who , if
the legend bo true , will bo the next ; on the
list , The thlmblo and pleco p { money
which were also concealed lu the cake
were hastily hidden from ' sight and
the names of the recipients could not
bo learned. At 8 o'clock the brldo loft the
room to chnngo hnr wedding gown for her
"go away" costume , which was of a dark
Dluo camel's hair , the toque corresponding in
color to the gown. Her bouquet , which eho
throw from the stairway , was received by
Miss Hoapland.
When the brldo and groom loft for tholr
train they were compelled to pass through a
line of guosu reaching to tbolr carriage and
handfuls of rlco and old. shoos followed thom
until the door of the currlaeo shut them from
the friendly fuslllado. They loft on thoU3. ;
train for Fortress Monroe , where a portlon-of
tbo honoyaioon will bo pajjod and Utor they
will bo tuff puosttf of Colonel nncl 'MH. M. 1.
Ludlngton in Washington , who will
ontortaln for them. Thoyvill ) > o
at homo , after August 1 , nt , 3301
Farnam street. After the nouly married
oouplo bad gone the guests present ? who coin-
prised onl/ the young friends of the brldo
nnd the relatives of the groom enjoyed nn
hour or moro of dancing , terminating ono of
the most beautiful weddings over solemnized
in this city. |
The presents nro , as ono would
naturally expect , very many nhd
rory handsome , romombrnnces com
ing from nil portions of the country. The
groom was represented by his father nnd
molhorMr. and Mrs. P. H. Hull , Mrs. Chamb-
orlaln nnd Mrs. Trusdnlo of Hock
Island , 111. , and his partner Mr. J.
J. Johnson nud Mra. Johnson were
also present , Tbo other guests were :
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Patrick. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Joseph Barker , Dr. and Mrs. Summers , Mr ,
nnd.Mrs. . . M. T. Patrick , Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E.
Yost , Mr. and Mrs. McKenna , Kov. nnd Mrs.
W. J. Hnrsha , Dr. nnd Mrs , Moore , Dr. nnd
Mrs. Denlso , Captain nnd Mrs. Simpson ,
Mujor Hughes , Mr. nnd Mrs. W. P. Swcosy ,
Miss Nellie IlOsowator , Miss Louise Simp
son , Miss Mooro. Miss Lydia Mooro. Miss
Helen Moore , Miss McKohna , Miss Hoag-
land , Miss Yates , Miss Bosslo Yates. Miss
Brown , Miss Williams , Miss Mablo BU-
combo. Miss Hughes , Miss Yost , Miss Doaiio ,
Miss Emily Wakoloy , Miss Burns , Miss
Summers , Mr. Kobert Patrick , Mr. Uichnril
Berlin , Mr. Jim How , Mr. Cirtan , Mr.
Koonlg , Mr. Wilson , Mr. Crofoot , Mr. Zug ,
Mr. Uulou , Mr. Marplo , Mr. CurUss Turner ,
Mr. Coles , Mr. Prank Hamilton , Mr. Wy-
man.
SQU1UK3 AND WILnUlU
Wednesday afternoon at 2:80 : o'clock the
mnrriacu of Miss Grace H. Wilbur and Mr.
Greorgc ] G. Squires was solemnized at the
residence of the former , 451 South Twenty-
seventh .street , Kov. Willard Scott odlciat-
Inp. The house , in honor of tbo occasion ,
was beautifully decorated , ropes * of smilax
being twined about the chandeliers and sus
pended from the doorways. Perns and la
Franco roses were deftly placed throughout
the pretty homo and everything took on a
loyk of pleasure seemingly In keeping with
the occasion. Tfio wvddlncr was a quiet ono
only the relatives of the contracting parties
being present. 1 'l
The bride who Is n very intellectual lookIng -
Ing and very pretty woman , were n gown of
tea colored cloth tailor in ado , braided in ft
very effective manner , with hat to corres
pond. For a number of years she bos been
principal of the Cuss street school and has
shone in the literary circles of Omaha. The
groom is well known.iu tho'-ibustncss lifo of
Omaha and is the junior partnorjn tno firm
of Coutant & Squires. After the marriage , re
freshments were served and the bride and
Erroom left on the afternoon train , over the
Burlington for Quoboojind thoSt Lawrence
cmintrv tvhnm the honnvmoon will bo nasscd.
Later they will visit friends in Elmlrn. Now
York , and will return nbout.Soptombor 1 ,
when they will bo-nt homo nt 1563 , South
Thirtj--soventh street. ,
The guests present nt the wedding word :
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Squires , Mr. and
Mrs. C. K. Coutnnt , Mr. and Mra , O. M ,
Hitchcock , Mr. nud Mrs. Jay Northrup.Mr. ,
nnd Mrs. L. P. Suudcrland , Mr. and Mrs.
John Moncll , Dr. nnd Mrs. Chnrlos E. Smith ,
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Wilbur-Mr.-nml Mrs.
Will Wilbur , Mr. nnd Mrs , La/ear , Mrs. and
Mrs. Martin Wilbur , Mr. nnd Mrs'"Geortto '
Patterson , Uev. and Mrs. Willard Scott , Miss"
Lillie Wilbur , Miss Hitchcock , thoj Misses
Larear , Mrs. Cole , Mr. Charles Wilbur , Mr.
Harvey Smith , Mr. Ed Wilbur.
mVENl'OUT YS'D SCOKIED.
On 'Wednesday nt Newark , III. , Mr. M. B.
Davenport , cashier of THE BEB Publishing
company , and Miss Bertha E.Scoilold ,
daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. Lott Scoflold , were
uiiitod in marriage. After July 10 , tbo
newly marriei ? couple will bo at homo at 1807
South Eleventh street , this city. The many
friends of Mr. Davenport unite in congratu
lations upon his 'marriage and his wife who
is said to bo a very pretty woman will bo
welcomed in the society of Omaha ;
A Meuslnjj llcccptlon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Pryor gave n delightful
reception in honor of Mr and Mrs. Mahara-
roltt at the residence of Mr. nnd Mrs. M. F.
Singleton Thursday evening. Mr. Maham-
mitt is well known in , Oman a , whiior his
bride , formerly .Mrs. E. Davis Browne of
Kansas City , is acbarming and highly culti
vated ladv. Those present were : Mr. nnd
.Mrs. Franklin , Mr. and Mrs. Coleman , Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. Bryant , Mr. nnd Mrs. V. B.
Walker , Mr. nnd Mrs. S. H. Uorsey , Mrs. P.
L. Barnett , > Mrs. JohnSloy , Mr. aud Mrs. E.
Kozzcllo , Misses Cora Nero of Kansas City ,
Lottie Sley , J. Merrinm. Piuklo nnd Addle
Smith of Blair , Mr. J. H. Braxton. *
The house was. brilliantly lighted and the
parlors and dining room were handsomely
decorated with natural flowers. The guests
were graciously received by Mr.'and Mrs. E.
I'ryor , assisted by the bridoand groom , whllo
Mrs. Singleton flitted about in hef genial
manner , making everyone feo4 welcome nnd
at ease. Prof , McPhorson'wnQSo musical
talent is known nnd acknowledged by all ,
added much to the pleasure of the ovohingby
presiding nttho piano ; each key responded to
hl touch as though they recognized a master
An 15iU' > y'abIo 1'arty. " <
Mr. and Mrs. GeorgofH" . \ydbster gave
another enjoyable party on Tuesday evening
last at their residence in Orchard H1U , where
every ono present scorned bent on bavin ? a
coed time , and the festivities of tbo occasion
included what was by nomeans ho least part
of it , a very sumptuous repast In which all took
part. Mrs. Charles Haley ablyiiisslsted Mrs
Webster in receiving her guests. A ploasnn t
surprise , during the ovonlng , was a serenade
tendered the host and hostess by , tho. walnut
Hill band. Those present were Dr. dud Mrs.
Towno , Mr. and Mrs. Guild , Mr. and Mrs.
Pindley , Mr. and Mrs. Haloyv Mr. nnd Mrs.
Sheern'r , Mr. and Mrs. Attnow ; Mr.-nud Mrs.
Wagner , Mr. nnd Mrs Wilson , Mr , nnd Mrs.
Van Horn , Mr. nnd Mrs. Patterson , Misses
Burgon and Knoulton , Messrs. Shophard and
Bolchor. "
Sir. nii'cLairp. "Webster' * } .
Mr. nnd Mrs. Geurgo 'ij. Webs or enter
tained a number of their friends at higlujlvo
nt their pleasant home In Orchard HUl Frl-
day ovonlng last , where a very i.hrippy'iovon-
Ing was spent at the jwpulah'gatno , nftor
which dainty refreshments were servofl.
The ptizo winners on this occasion were
Mrs. Charles Haley , asilvqr souvenlc sppon ,
whllo Mr. E. K. Perfect captured thy gentle
man's prize , a lawn hammock. Vpcali muslo
was ono of the features of the ovdiilng , the
slnclng of Dr. and Miss Arnold bolng worthy
of special note.
Those present were : Mr , and Mrs , Haley ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Torrplotou , Mr. and Mrs , Cory-
oil , Mr. and Mra. Carpenter , Mr. njid Mrs.
Perfect , Mr. and Mrs. .Bailor , Mr. and Mrs.
Somors , Mr , aud Mrs , Chrnnbor.3 , Mr. and
Mrs , Weaver , Mr. nnd Mrs. Weeks , Mr. and
Mrs , Walker , Dr. Arnold , Miss Arnold ,
A Juno
Friday afternoon Miss Ida Sharp , who has
bcou compelled to give up many social pleas
ures on account of ill health , invited n num
ber of her girl friends to herhomo informally.
The occasion was largely embraced .by tha
young Indies , for Miss Sharp hns boon a great
favorite in social circles. The day was
delightful and many of the guests brought
tholr fancy work for a Kensington is not a
Kensington without that feature , liefrosh-
wonts were served lute in the afternoon , -and
altogether It was n lovely day spent ' nt tha
homo of ono. of Omaha's 'charming girls.
Among the invited , guests were ; Misses
Yatcs , Bcssio Yates , Laura HooKlund , Bertha
Yost , Jessie Barlow , Julia Knight , Lizzie
Isaacs , Opal Touzahn , PrlUa Barnard , Nellie
Wakeloy. Jossln Mlllard , May Dundy , Leola
Carter , Emily Wakeloy , Emma Hoagland ,
Clara Brown.
Crl 8oy StlU Secretary.
Mrs. Julia M. Crlssoy , tbo Lake street
druggist , who has boon attending the meet
ing of the Nebraska State Pharmaceutical
association at Beatrice , was unanimously reelected -
elected secretary for the , ensuing year. At
the closliiu banquet Mrs * Crlssoy received
quita an ovation , being awarded mo first
prize as the most popular lady and receiving
many handsoaiq presents from the various
wholesale nouses represented. The kind ap
preciation shown .Omaha's lady druggist
must certainly bo VJry pleasing to Secretary
Crlssoy.
A Wlno Buppor.
After the marriage of Miss Ludlngton and
Mr , Hull a number of the young gentlemen
who were present at the wodaing aujoprncd
to the Bonodlcic , vrhero a wlno suopor was
icrvod lu honor of Mr. Hull , who hai boon a
member of the doublnmuartotlo for sovornl
yearn. The mantlollnfclub wna present nnd
the guests drank Innumarnblo toasts to the
happiness of their brother. Among these
present were Will Tioano , Will Wyman ,
Charles How , Jim How , Air. Coles , Frank
Hamilton , Mr. Lntta'br Chicago , Art Uulou ,
D. L. Carton , Chnrlts aundors , Mr. Crofoot ,
Will Pcnso nnd Mr. Murplo. Later the gentlemen -
tlomon tendered n serenade to the young
indies nt Hillside. , , , .
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Move-meats and Wliorcnbonts.
Mr. John Patrick loft for Pougukoopslo
last week. ' 'I
Miss Mny Dundy IWs returned from Doug
las , Wya -.i
Miss Gontio Yates has returned from her
summer outing. r
Mrs. Newt Barkalow of Denver Is visiting
friends In the city.
Mrs. Boldon of Salt Lnko City is the guest
of Mrs. C. E. Yost.
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Lumbard haVe taken
rooms at the Dullono.
Mr. C. D. Thompson bns'gono to. Marshall-
town , In. , tospeud the Sabbath.
Miss Bertha Yost will visit Miss Wallace
in Salt Lnko City during August.
Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Sprague are expected
to return from Now Yorlr today.
Mrs. A. C. Powell returned on Thursday
from n visit to East Sagmaw. Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. M , L. Koedor have returned
from a two weeks outing nt Manitou.
Carroll.Cartcr returns from Harvard today
to spend the suinmdr with his parents.
Mr. .Robert Klngwalt gave a pleasant
luncheon last Saturday to a few friends.
Will nnd Herbert Rogers returned from
PrincoUni on Friday to spend the summer.
Mr. Eurl Gannett Is a guest at tbo Millaid ,
having arrived from Boston on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Flatoau , formerly of
Minneapolis , are stopping nttho Dollono.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. A , llarvov are now living
nt'-MlO Snaulding street , In .Kouutzo place.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Doherty nro hnppy
over the birth of a daughter on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Burt and Miss Ogden
have gons ) to Texas in Mr. Burt's private
car.
George ( M McCaguo , n student nt Mon-
rnouth college , Illinois , returned homo this
weok.
Mr. C/harloa Wilson has gone to Mollno ,
111. , to remain over Sunday. Ho is n guest of
the Deoros.
.Black surah or India silk skirt waists will
bo fashionable to wear with shirts of a dif
ferent material.
Miss Gaultof Sterling , 111. , arrived on Fri
day to become the guest of Miss Brown , on
Sherman > .vcnuo.
Mr. . Charles Uosotynter returned Friday
from Cornell aud will spend the summer
vacation at home.
Mr. Paul Ludlngton returned from
Princeton college ou Monday in time to at
tend the wedding of his sister-
Mrs. C. G. Newell has gone to Broad Brook ,
Conn. , for the summer , where she will visit
her parents , who reside there.
Master ilobort Burns , son of Mr. Samuel
Burns iravo a picnic in Hanscom park yes
terday in honor of < hh ( 'birthday. '
The sailor hat docs not diminish in favor ,
and the newest ones have broad brims and
low crowns simply trimmed with a band of
ribbon. . j-a'
Miss Doano and Miss ] Emily Wakeloy will
summer at Lake Miuneionka , the guests of
Miss Hall , who was au Omaha visitor last
winter. . nf.'c '
Miss Mary Sherwood returns from Vassar
next week , having completed tno cour-so of
study to which she hi * devoted the last two
yours.
Mr. Hal. McCord Kas7 takona , residence at
2204 Cass street bavipj ; loft his former resi
dence on Eighteenth"nnd Hnrnoytho past
week. ' " ' J e
Mr. Torrons , Mrs. Tterrens , Mr. Maurice
Turvoa and Mr. Tabor , will participate in
the musical exercise -at tbo Fremont Chau-
tauqua. ftli ,
Lace enters as largpj vtns over into the com
position of summerJJmvns , and is used to
trim , evpry foshiqriajlp.material of quite
' ' " " "
heavyweight'anMft"i" . 'OTJ . - .
Me.'Harry ; < 3nrt a end MrjivE-iOolos have
talcon up.tbolr residence-with the Benedicts ,
, Jlllltur thovncuncioi made by Mr. Craigin
and Mr. Charles Hull. "
Bishop Wocthington gives a reception to
the faculty , graduating class and alumnae of
Brownell bull Tuesday evening from 8 until
11 nt Btshopthorpo. <
Mts. S. D. Barkalow entertains the
Alumnio association of Brownoll ball ou
Monday from 2 until 5 at her rosldenoo ,
Twenty-fifth and Capitol avenue.
IMiss LcolaCavlerjs wedding trousseau
wilt bo made in Paris , an Omaha modisto
going to tbo French capital expressly for the
outiiuim ? of ono of September's brides.
Miss Hoagland and Miss Laura Hoaglaud
will go to Seabright , N. J. , > next month to
visit. Miss Summers/ who was the guest
last , winter of Miss' Stewart , of Council
Bluffs , 4
Mr. and 'Mrs. George Canis previous to
their departure for Haratogn , Wyo. , where
they will spend the summer , entertained nt
dinner nt LUtlo & MV.Capue'3 Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest \1iall \ ana Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. Lomax of the Union Pacific.
Hon.-John L. Webster gave a alnnor Fri
day evening to the ( following gentlemen :
Justice Brewer , Judge Gary , Judge Dundy ,
Judge , Dillon , John M. Thurston , M. T.
Patrick , Judqo Doanoj W. V. Morse , Judge
Herbert J. Davis , Charles Offutt , Mr. Har-
wood. ,
There will bo three very charming debutantes -
antes to ontqr the whirl of society next sea
son , all of them being bright , interesting ,
and what is still moro in their favor gener
ous to n dogroo. The young ladles are Miss
Mary Poppleton , Miss polla Chandler and
MlssTfclslo Hughes. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rudowsky left lost
evening lor the east , previous to Bailing from
Baltimore next week for Kuropo Mr. Ru
dowsky is Ono of the early settlers in Omaha ,
having come to this city in 1850. Ho left his
homo iu Europe forty-turoo years ago and ,
proposes to spend the next six months on the
continent wltu his wife. '
John H , Graham of1 Hnrlan , In. , nn old
CanudIan schoolmate 6f Mr. and Mrs. James
McMonies , paid them a two days' visit last
weok. Ho called on Ji H. Mlllard nnd Mrs.
J. Stiles , other schoolmates also , not having
scon either of thorn for over thirty years.
Tbo many pleasant reminiscences of early
eastern life were fully dUcussod.
Mr. Charles A. Stouohlll loft Thursday
evening on tf ploasanfmlsslon. On Juno 17 ,
ho will -married to Mlsi Nettle Hymnn of
'Milwaukoo , on exceedingly beautiful girl.
After the marriage a recaption will bo ten
dered the newly united couple at the Progress
club in the Cream Ulty. Ho will also bo
tendered n reception nt the Metropolitan
When ho returns to. Ownba.
Mr. Morris Benll flllbrt stop of theYalo
base ball nine , disilfeuUlieq hlmsolf the
other day and Is no\f ip'lion of the college.
During the game boly'jiv'1 Harvard und Vale
when Morris wont to bat the score stood
two to ono iu favor pfjHirvard. Ills playing
avod tha duy and ho was carried about the
grounds on the ihblildcrs of the Yala
students. Thus Omndiri ots to tlio front.
Ono of the ploasanl' ' iflcty ovonti of the
week was the luuchooulgivou by Mra. J. N.
Cornish to St. Matthias' branch of tlio
AVomen'a Auxiliaryj J.ho occasion being tuo
closing mooting of tuoH-society. The tablej
were beautiful with iMt' > gloss , llowors and
china , aud the loagWo'nuvos delicious nnd
faultlessly served. Mt'i. ; Mptoolf assisted
Mrs. Cornish in receiving her guots , among
whom were Kov. oodi Mrs. Macnub , Mra ,
Barker , Mrs. RIngwalluMrs. Cole , Mrs. Es-
tello , Mrs. Brace , tlrim. Lyonborgor , Mrs.
Klmor , Mrs. Gcorgo Bihtth and Miss Clem
ents , ii" '
The annual meeting of the Apollo club was
bold on Tuesday avenlug last In the club
rooms In the Young Men's Christian associa
tion building. Tbo attain of tna club were
reported to bo in a prosperous condition ,
there bolng nearly 8300 la the treasury after
paying all liabilities. Tbo election of ofUcors
for the ensuing year resulted as follows :
Projldent , Mr. Thomas. Peanoll ; Vlco prosU
dent , Mr. I. M. Troynor ; secretary , Mr ,
George W , Holbrook : trca uior , Mr , Adolph
Meyer ; executive committee , Mr. W. B. Wll-
klus , Mr. W. S , McCaguo und Mr , A. J. Vau
Uuran : muslo committee , Thomas Ponnoll.
Mr. U E. Abbott. Mr , W. B. Wilkms : libra-
rion , Mr. L , G. Charltou.
A very enjoyable party was given at the
residence ) of Mr. and Mrs. T. U. Hall on
Tuesday evening lost. Friends of tbo host
ess to the number of about sovonty-llvo an-
Bornbled at tholr pleasant tome at 315
Webster xtroot , and after many pleasant
greetings between friends and acquaintance *
tbo dining room was cleared for the accom
modation of the guosU , aud as they were
provided for thQ. occasion wltt music and
musicians , thosrt who wort - > e-incllnud wbilcd
the hours away in dancing , whllq Iho moro
.scdnto passed the tlmo in social conversa
tion. About 13 o'clock refreshments nnd
lemonade were served.
A very pleasant basket picnlo party started
on the morning of Thursday from Iho Sara
toga school house , Twenty-fourth strrct and
Amos nvcnuo , in a four-horso vehicle , Its
destination being Pries lake , Florence ,
where the participants oujoyod themselves
In boatiug , dancing nnd rumbling over the
lake's romantic neighborhood. The follow
ing young ladles and gentlemen jcnjoyrd ita
bomitlcstothclrhoart'scontont : Misses Llzrio
McKenzIe , MnggloMcKnvAllcoCoffman. Me-
Noir , Mary Gruclng , Richelieu , Hlrt , Anim
Hoxsold , Messrs. George Thompson , O.
Wortr , George Craigh. D. MoKcuzIo , Ernst
Kupfurschmtdt , John Muller , Charles Knuf-
maun , jr. , William McICenzio , and John
Ederor.
Dr. Blrnoy cures catarrn. Boo bldg.
ASIV8K31EXT3.
"Tho Country Pair" will close the most
successful summer season that was over
Slayod nt Boyu's opera house this evening ,
'otwithstuudlng the excessive heat of the
past week the business has held up re
markably , and has fully demonstrated the
drawing powers of the great comoly. Tbo
indications are that thonudlonco will bo very
largo foe this evening's performance.
At tho'Boydjopcra house on Saturday nnd
Sunday next , commencing with n matinee Iho
Stccn Znnzlc Mott company will glvo thrco
of their mystifying entertainments , consist *
lug of mind rending nnd exposure of nil spirit
ual humbug by the mysterious Stccns , now
and startling illusions by the great / \\7\v \ \ \ ,
nnd the ilrst Introduction ot hero of the
psychological mystery , hypnotism , also Mclio.
Suvora nnd Duncan Franco with their latest
Parisian sensation , historical reproduction ,
with racohnnlcal and apparently supernatural
effects. Tbo Stccns have created n .sensation
in nil the leading cities of the country oy
their exposure of spiritualism nnd will uu-
doubtcdlv do tbo same hero. .They raako an
open "challenge to all mediums.
JE
A New Move.
Lcslio & Leslie. 10th nnd Douglas.
C. J , Price , Millard Hotel.
W. J. Hughes. 2334 Farnam , C34 N. 10th.
J7 W. Clark , S. 29th & Woolworth uvo.
A. Shrotcr , lo'Xi Farnam.
All the nbovo named loading druggists
hnudlo the famous Excelsior Springs , Mis
souri , water * and Sotorian Ginger Ale.
A Wattoau robe of black gulpuro lace is ono
of the prettiest spring garments for out of
door wear. The emplacement on the shoulders
may bo of gold embroidery or of a contrasting
material. The collar U of a Mrdicls shape ,
edged with jot cabochona. A volant of lace
finishes the sleeves and the front. The back
la gathered full with a heading , to form the
Wattcau pleat in tbo back.
A Curd.
Wo want every lady nnd all the boys nnd
girls to call on your drucgist and. got some of
our beautiful cards and a book ot valuable
u for matlon free.
< i HALT.KH Puoi'iiiurAur Co.
The little hamlet of Almira , lying six miles
south of Davenport , In. , boasts of a grand
mother aged thirty , undoubtedly.tbo youngest
in the country. This lady is Mrs. Lucinda
Dickinson , the mother of Mrs. Fred Mnborly ,
who In turn is the mother of a fine boy three
months old. Mrs. Dickinson was married to
her first husband , James Lilly , in 1ST ; ) , at the
jipo of thirteen , and the following year her
daughter was born. Mrs. Muberly was mar
ried in her fifteenth year , and iu January bestowed -
stewed on her youthful mother the proud
dignity of grandmother. Mrs. Dickinson ,
who has been a widow for the second tlmo
nearly three years , is about to bo married
again.
Small m size , ereat in results : Do Witt
Little EarlyRisors. Best pill for Constipa
tion , best for Side Headache , host for Sour
Stomach.
The summer bell skirt is wider and fuller
tli an'the original model of the early spring.
THE 'SURPLUS1 '
POCKET SAVINGS BANK ,
llKlitors deposits nnrlun-
liuks when full. Thu slin-
li'oit , smallest and most
practical pocket Imnlc yet
made. OnO'thlrrl sninller
than any other bunk nnd no
M.TOW nor bolt to catch In
thopocVot Wlion bank Is
tilled , ( urn the buttom from
j-lKUt Uljoft. ' Wolmvolhoni
for pennies , nlckols or
ill men.
Idc dczon or$9 per KFCIS.
Hamplo nmltod upon ro-
cclptyf 15c. nllvcr.
'Irado supplied.
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PER CENT
. -INTEREST PAID ONDEP05ITS
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5ELCDR. IB ScDDLJGLASBTB ,
CAPITALS 100.000.00
DIRECTORS : AUWYMAN-E.W.NASH
| 1H MILtARD'GUV'CBARTON-G.B. LAKE.
dd.BROWN-THOS-L.KIMHALL.
HOTEL.
for , 1-tth ana Ifarnr'j ,
.if the inuHt Htibataiithitlu coimtrncteit
'jlotclJliillilnfj fit OinnJtii. Nnvarttl
heavti brlvtf , Jlra tvallH riiiuifiiff from
liaHciticnt tu roof. All tlin celllnu * anil
floors lilted \cttlt Aabt-Htoa Jlre iuuf
itilnit. inaktitu it iiniiuMMlblfi to burn
( liiicJ ; . fire encnt > e ami Jlra alarm *
throtiahoyt the bnililiiiu. fttfiiiii lictit ,
hot antl colil iiater unil MIIII/III * .I
cvcruroont. 'tultlo itnunrjxmacil anj.
wlicre , '
. B. SILLOWAY. Prop.
HOTEL BELtOHE.
Cor. 14 tli nml Cupltol Aro.
Just completed , has 1OO rooms , three
stairways , from the top tp. the bottom , has
fina elavator and dining room service , is
fire proof throughout , fine billiard rooms
and tha finest toilet rooms in the city. Largo
sample rooms. Suites with bath , a to. Cor ,
14th andCapitol _ Ava. Street car senrlcj in
all directions. Rates , from $250 to $1.
0) ) by ontlion.
lion.
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end OtUrrh
U i viry thoii
S3 lint ,
0 Dij Ferer
0 from thr tofiv <
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TO WEAK MEN BtUTntns youthful ttio effect tmrt from * ol
tarlTddcsr.trMtlnjrwemknrM . lot j manhood , t .
I wulMudarftla&bla trealUu ( c li couUUUoi
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A pl B'tl4 mwllcal work I thoiild b * re d by f erj
raui wbo U urrnut iul dtblliuted. Addrort
1'roC V. C. 1'OWLKR. Moudu , Coun
Browning , King & Co.
Meet the Immediate Wants of All Classes
With Reliable Clothing of Their
Own Manufacture.
OUr Mid-Season Prices
Throughout every department are made on standard and legitimate
goods for the purpose of reducing stock , no jobs run in to create a
furor , people know us better. We still have quite a number of
Men's Broken Lot Suits , placed on separate counters at
$8 , $1O and $12.50 , tOthose who can secure a fit they are
real bargains. "You may be' lucky. " They embrace all colors , in
sack arid frock.
Knee Pant Suits ,
$2 , $2.50 , $3 , $3. 50 and $4.
Omaha mothers know all about the style , trim and quality of
our boys' clothing.
Boys' Knee Pants , separate , for summer wear , extra
qualitywe've got sufficient to supply the demand at 50c each.
Shirt Waists for both ladies , misses and boys ; in this de
partment we show many novelties , you'Jl find the assortment very
large , but the price very small. '
You'll save many a dollar on summer wearing apparel , by
keeping a close watch on our big show windows.
BROWNING , KING & CO
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS ,
Southwest Corner 15th and -Douglas Sts.
( Money cheerfully refunded when goods do not satisfy. )
( Send for Ilustrated Catalogue. )
FDR SMLE--MTISTIQ HOMES
*
Cor. of Cess ( and 28th Sts. , Bl'k South of Creighton College.
CLARKE-- : HOUSES ,
The'Foar Most Artistic Residences in Omaha.
Theioho ifotnre entirely out of tlioelnis known nn > | > ocul > tlvu tHilldlnm ni thnjr nro iilntnntl l In
cnnatructlun HIU ! oloznnt In t nlili from ntlu to Imuincnt , liotli In the extorlnrqncl Intorlor. TIH'f are built
of Mono ho.i-tofuro used only In the mo tHxin | lTu prlvntu lunUlt'iicci ) , lielnic l.ruy Wttrriii"biirK Tills vn-
rloty of toua linn pevor boon Uett hpfuru In liuiifo * for sulu In Omtitin or uHowliuro. 'lhutiuiM'9 urn rluh
nixl a'rtklni : In apponranco. with bny wliulowunil tlio nnoat iiunllty of Frfuuh nnU or mmcnlnl hurel plnlu
plnsa. O.V MOTOII IINKTlio liito-l ) r t nl li Is luxurious rntl Incliulci till minium COIITUII-
lonretnrid many luxuries never bolero lurnl h-il In liouaut liullt for snlo 'Ilio wnoil work Is nil of ptiilul
dS' n mill rury urlbllj. end la of Mnliouuny. O iciry , Illrth , HuJ nndMilto Oaknnd .Syoamnrc , wllli Iinnl-
wooil noon In linll nnd dlnlni ; iooni , In nil nxpoi ti tliuroliuuiiii uru 11 n H | u I Inncioriliuuo wltlitliu lot
tuto : without rctnrd to en1 * ! . TJIorl bath rooms mill \0fllltnlo1 * , rk'uunt u is anil clottrlo ftxturln hlffli und
Iljiht liniioniont wild tomreto Hour. po tklntr till m nnd rlcttrlu bnllii , nrllstlo woml uinnU'lK. llhu t liurd
nnro , cztrn < iuullty plumbing , lo'trn system of homing , Btono w.clk.i , ntatlontiry nn > h tubs In luunilry.
Decorations to Suit Purchaser. - - Easy Terms of Payment.
I'liiiu and riiotoKrnpli nt the olllro of tlio owner aim builder.
H. T. CLARKE , Rooms 19 and 2O Board of Trade
OMAHA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
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IiOI-mBOUGI-1 BROS. . Pi-oprloLors , Omaha ,
OliOVRR UISAVKas : The ( Iwt to noml nan Ovo teat will pet nn Olillquo 1'onholdor
frM < ; u ( x lo.if. ono dozen OolloRO I'otii : a MOVUII loaf , your nuiiio hoaiitlftilly wrlttun On ono
do/on visiting cards ; an olulit loaf , thu Mmlnrii Kduuatijr , H monthly , one your frou : a nlno
Itiuf , u Holiolnrslilp In tliu colleen fortlio rtununor turin in tha regular cuurso. Miut bo fru.sli
mid found ymirHUlf
Thu boy or Klrl who noiid * us the host artloln on ttio ' 'Oniuhii Oomrnorojal rollosn'1 by July
ijt. will flft u vopv of thu I'niutlciil St4ino iiulior by I' . W. Aluihor thu bt-Ht work on Shorthand ,
To thu llr-it inullInK us u purf eut our of corn with un odd nuiiibur of row * , will gut two wliolo
BroHS of Col U io I'ctuwnrtli fcWO.
Bl/MMliU 8U1ICJUU. Onons Moimuy , July fi. and IIIHIH nix vrneks.
I HW OUAItTliUH. Will soon ho ri'udy at thu cocnur of IfHh and I'DiiKias ' over Ilos-
ton Store. Ituoni for45Jtitudotits. Stuaiu hunt and linen rooms In the west. Wo move lu
Jitaw OttASSHB. In Bhorthund and Typewriting tomorrow morning , Como und Join
HllOHTIIANI * taught by mull. .
Oror TmiMtuduntJioiirollid tliH yeur. Hoard for three hours' work , Kull Term oponu Peiit ,
Int. Btitdenu nro coming by the noori'H. 1'Ifty studuntt ) plnrud In Mititlon Hlnou I'uli , 1st.
: NOHHAL TliltM ( nr tcuuliorx now In notion. Do you want tii Join us/ Von run enter
iiny time. OlrcUtawuudMpeoltnuiiof ponmunshli ) froo. Addrosn JlOlllUIOUUII llHOd , Uumha ,
NcU.
tha m r flou
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< Jlm tic7ih yRiNARYpRGANS. Cure
whtrt other IreMraonliilli , Full dirictiani nl Ih o eh
id4-.i , VON MOHLCO. . bottlt. Pflct , ont dollar. See tlgniturt ol E. U
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