THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; SUN1)AXT FBDUUARY PAGES.
'FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT
Bociotj Winds Up ita Affairs with a Num
ber of Pleasant High Jinka.
EVENT3 THAT ILLUMINATED THE WEEK
Amirinl.lr HIM with Nlirnvo Tncmlny
DlnnrrA mill C'nril I'lirtlcn to Which
tlin Howling Hwrll * Worn "Kt-
liculril" Hot-In. UlinU
Already nn exodus from Omnha has com
menced on' the part of these who nro classed
In the society swim , and more nro to follow
the loaders this week. The south and Its
balmy cllmato holds out Inviting Induce
ments to overworked society women nnd
men , while California plaj-s a close second.
Until Easter there Is little In sight and for
the next forty days the howling swells will
live In the memory of the past. Thorn Is
Mttlo promised for the Immediate future and
from present Indications the post-Lenten
season will not bo any moro brilliant than
that which bus Just closed. Hut spring may
have an awakening Influence over the beau
inondc and In this thought society rests con
tent.
Tim CliiHliiK Attsi'inblv.
Lent , nnd the period of reflection and re
trospection which It Is supposed Shrove
Tuesday usheis In , dawned with thcclosing
of the last Assembly of the season Tuesday
evening. While the number of members
was not nearly as largo as at previous
assemblies , still tlio evening was memorable
nnd fittingly brought the round of social
pleasures to an end. The music was ex
cellent , the men and women present wcro
there for the last dance , and the girls looked
their loveliest. With these conditions pres
ent what wonder that the evening was a red
letter occasion In the lives of quite a few
society buds , one of whom said that it was
really the very jolllest party she had over
attended.
There were a number of Beautiful gowns
noticed , but what was most surprising was
that white prevailed to an unusual extent in
the costumes , something that has not been
observed at nnv former function this winter.
Miss Woohvorth was very lovely in white
silk trimmed in chlflbn and lace.
MUs Kountzo wore a very pretty costume
of pink brocade rcliovo'l with chiffon.
Miss Van Patten , who has won a place In
Omaha society by her beauty and accom
plishments , wore a lovely white silk trimmed
with brown velvet.
Miss Hamilton appeared in a costume of
changeable- pink with gray silk , with a
bertha of lace.
Miss Emily Wnkeley were whtto silk
trimmed with white lace.
Miss Lcmlst graced a Parisian gown of
blue brocaded satin trimmed in changeable
pink and blue velvet.
Mrs. Chnso were white silk.
Miss Hubbard's gown was of light green
ornamented with white ribbons.
Miss Helen Smith were a street costume
of white silk nnd chiffon.
Mrs. Major North looked very attractive
in pink satin and moire stripe sjlk , the front
of the skirt being of white lace.
Mrs. Will Uedick were pink silk and pink
passementerie.
Mrs. James Woolworth , who chaperoned
her daughter , were black silk and lace.
Miss Grace illmohaugh was very fair and
pretty in white silk trimmed in violets.
Miss Hodman were a white empire gown
of mull over blue satin.
Miss Chandler were a s\vcct gown of black
and yellow.
Miss Sadie Nash was in white faillo.
Miss Hums looked particularly well in
white silk with red roses.
Among those present were : Mr. and Mrs.
Will Iledick , Dr. and Mrs. Smith , Mr. nnd
Mrs. Lunt , Mr. nnd Mrs. Warren Rogers ,
General nnd Mrs. Brooke , Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Douel , Captain and Mrs. Ayrcs ,
Miss Itodutnn , Miss Sherwood , Miss Pratt ,
Miss Bessie Yntcs , Miss Burns , Miss Helen
Smith , Miss Van Patten , Miss Barnard , Miss
Ilimobaugh , Miss Hamilton , Mr. and Mrs.
Clement Chase , Mrs. Woolworth , Miss Woolworth -
worth , Miss Lomlst , Miss Chandler , Miss
Kountzo , Miss Helen Moore , Miss Hall , Miss
Funko , Miss Nash , Miss .Emily Wakcloy ,
Miss Mary Hlbbard , Mrs. Will Wood , Mrs.
Worth , Mr. and Mrs. Darling. Mr. and Mrs.
Babcook , Mr. and Mrs. McShano , Mrs.
Spencer , Dr. Summers , Mr. Frank Hamil
ton , Mr. Charles Saunders , Mr. Clifford
Smith , Lieutenant Quay , Mr , Luther Drake ,
Mr. Carr , Mr. Lyman , Mr. Anthony of
Peorla , Mr. Pierre Garneau , Mr. Barlow.Mr.
Voss , Mr. George Mercer. Mr. Guiou , Mr.
Will Doano , Mr. Charles Kountzo , Mr.
Charles Wilson , Mr. Zug , Mr. Algernon Pat
rick , Mr. .Tohn Patrick , Mr. Johnson , Mr.
Latham Davis , Mr. Jordan , Mr. Oscar Funke ,
Mr. Hall , Mr. Reed , Mr. Randall Brown , Mr.
Baldridgc , Mr. Gannett and Dr. Whitmore.
rrogrosslvo HlRh Vivo Uailwny.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Garner , 2527 California ,
gave a charming high flvo party St. Valen
tino's night , the house being handsomely
decorated with roses and smilnx In honor of
the occasion. An endless amount of fun was
caused by the use of the progressive high
llvo- railway ticket , n new form of scoring
which has como into use this winter. The
ticket resembles the ordinary railway ticket
in tha upper right hand corner , having the
number of the car and scat which assigned
the player to the table and partner. Down
the loft bund side wore the following sta
tions : South Omaha , Wahoo , North Platte ,
Denver , Salt Lake , Ogden , San Francisco.
Portland , Spokane , ! Minneapolis , Council
Bluffs , Omaha. The winner of n game , of
course , indicated which one of the stations
Vo dcslreu to go to and the place was
' inched. The following printed rules also
Appeared :
Tills ticket will bo void If It shows any alter
ations or erasures.
This tlcliot Is nantransfornblo. It Is only
peed for oni ! continuous passage , and on tins
day and dnto.
llaKKUKu liability limited towearing apparel ,
not exceeding : f UK ) In value.
Train will not stop for refreshments. Pas-
ROUKPrs nr requested to pruvldo thulr own
luncheons.
No liquors served In Nebraska ,
On the back of the ticket wcro these con
ditions :
I'assensers must bo civil and polite , for the
company will not bo responsible for the ac
tions of Its employes.
Passengers must not change scats while the
cardlis are In motion.
Whoa thu bull rings the train comes to a full
stop.
This ticket Is not good unless properly
stamped.
Delightful refreshments were served and
then the prizes were awarded. The flrst
lady's priro. a lovely laeo handkerchief , was
won by Mrs. Leo ; the second , a pretty Sevres
plato , by Mrs , Conner. Mr. Samuel Recs
won the ilrst prize for gentlemen , a Sevres
cup and saucer , while Mr. , T. M. Dougherty
won the second , a silver ash receiver.
The aucsts invited were : Messrs. and
Mcsdanica .T. H. Buchanan , J. Rlloy , O. 1C
Schoneld. C. S , Potter , B. F. Weaver , A
Andrews , S. Rocs , R. 11. Ritchie , F. D. Muir ,
D. II. Wheeler , II. S. Baker , H. S. Jnyncs
H. G. Burt , I. W. Miner , John Francis , J. s !
White , D. H. Goodrich , 1C. C. Morehouso , O.
Larson. J. D. Creishton , D. V. Sholcs , G. A.
Joslyn , J. A. Connor , J. G. Gilmore , J. F ,
Barton , B. D.Vun Court , J. B. Preston , H. P.
Douol , J. M. Dougherty , W , F. Bochel , J. H.
Hulbort , G. H. Crosby. G. S. Ralston , C. F.
Smith , A. M. Pinto , W. D. ICenyon , H. C.
McDanlcls , A. H. Leo , H. F. Cady , M. C.
Tallaferro , C. H. Mann , B. L. Patch'Kansas
City , Mo. . C. W. Burrus , Kansas City.
Messrs. Davis , Grunnlngcr , Daldrldga.
Misses Croighton , Haiusworth , Flshor ,
Bishop , Leo.
Mr. nnil Mr * . Ilorthwlck Kntertalu.
A select circle of friends were most de
lightfully entertained by Mr. nnd Mrs. F. J.
Bortlnrlck Tuesday evening nt their beau
tiful residence , 803 North Forty-second
street. Although so close to the advent of
Lent , the popular host and hostess , whoso
friends arc legion , wcro determined to leave
nothing undone that could iwsslbly add to
the comfort and enjoyment of their guests.
High flvo was the feature of the evening ,
the players being entertained at the stmo
time with music rendered by a string band
stationed on the stairway. The ilrst and
second prizes wuro awarded to Mrs. G. W.
Trlbblo , Mrs , Soromo Coulter , Mr. B. Per
fect and Mr. Jerome Coulter , respectively ,
while Mrs. A. B. Carpenter and Mr. J.
Blackmail were successful In currying off
the booby prizes ; after which a now
and very amusing feature was Intro *
duccd by mcana ot n largo gral > -
liag , In which nil these present
who had failed to secure first honor * werd
allowed to try tholr fortune ? . Much fun was
ooi-anlnned nt the various prizes were brought
fourth , but ono nnd nil appeared to bo con
tented to llnd that they were recipients of
useful , If Inexpensive articles. After the
game delicious refreshments were served.
Thosa present wereMr. . and Mrs. A. II , Car
penter. Mr. nnd Mrs. G. Doverall , Mr. nnd
Airs. T. C. Havens , Mr. nnd Mrs. II. Mont
gomery , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Xlmtner , Mr.
and Mrs. .Toronto Coulter , Mr. nnd Mrs. H.
Cutler. Mr. nnd Mrs. B. Perfect , Mr , and
Mrs. George II. Trlbble , Mr. and Mrs. Hlch-
mnn.l Anderson , Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. Wostberg ,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Howk , Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Meals , Mr. and Mrs. C. Johannes , Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. F. Hodfflns , Mr and Mis. L. T.
Ilodglns , Mr. nnd Mrs , J. Blackmail , Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Webb , Dr. and Mrs. Cook ,
Dr. and Mrs. Bailey , Dr. and Mrs. Smith ,
Mesdames Vissoll and Needham , Misses
Hoonov , Graves and Btkcr : , and Messrs
F. H. Tcsson , II. Drexel , C. Borthwick , F.
Bacon , L. Coulter , H. Doverall , and G. L.
Ploof.
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I.nclloV jiliilit lit. thVhprl Club.
Thursday evening the members of the
Omaha Wheel club entertained n largo num.- '
her of their numerous friends by a muslcalo
and dance in their club house , 1700 Chicago
street. The Jolly wheelmen's homo was n
veritable blaze of light , In which the happy
couples enjoyed themselves as only young
people always do. No such charming crowd
of ladies and gentlemen wcro over gathered
Inside the club's doors before , nnd the
Omaha Wheel club comes to the front again
with a now record for themselves. This
time In a social sense Instead of a road
triumph. Whllo it is a fact the wheel
club boys are perfectly at homo in
the Raddle of a bicycle onn must not think
that is the only place they shine , for the af
fair of Thursday night proved differently ,
and no ono could have managed anything
hotter than Omaha's cycling leaders did their
entertainment.
The musical program was a decided fea
ture , and consisted of the following : Miss
Ballo\ , opened the concert with a piano solo ,
"Salut-a-Pcsth , " which she executed with
charming grace. She was followed by
the over nnd always popular Su-
torius Mandolin club ( all Omaha Wheel
club members ) with " 11 Trovatoro , "
played ns only tnuy can play It. As usual ,
they bad to respond to an encore , after which
Mr. Harry Burkloy sang one of hla splendid
solos. Ernest Zitzman delighted the audi
ence with a llute solo , which ho played ex
ceedingly well , after which Miss Myrtle
Coon sang "Springtide" with much effect ,
responding to an encore with a charming llt-
tlo German love song , her accompaniments
being played by Prof. Butler. Prof.
Brett , n wheel club favorite , played
Do Bcrlot's "Sccno-de-Ballet , " which
he executed in a manner that left little to bo
desired. Mrs. Brett accompanied her hus
band on the piano. Mr. Weir came next
with a tenor solo entitled "Best of All. " B.
H. dimming. * gave the Washington Post
March on his banjo , and was followed by
Miss Ina Kennedy , another club favorite ,
who sung "Tho Secret , " which was well ren
dered despite n bad cold. The Mandolin
club again came forward , this time with
Guitzo's "O , Happy Day. " For an encore
they gave "Serumta , " and completed the
musical part of the entertainment.
Supper was served at 10tO : ! , after which
the parlors were cleared and dancing was
indulged in by these who cared for it.
Billiards and cards occupied the attention of
the others , and the festivities kept up until
a late hour.
Among the many present were : Mr. and
Mrs. Lytlo , Mr. and Mrs. Ebersole. Mr.
and Mrs. Cowie , Mr. and Mrs. Brett ,
Mr. and Mrs. PatTenrath. Mr. and Mrs.
Daxon ; Misses Peterson , Kellogg , Weaver ,
Spencer , McCune , Kennedy , Davis , Coon ,
Withers , Livcscy. Bailey , Mount , , Wiley , E.
Van Kuran , L. Van Kuran , Thomas , M.
Powell , J , Powell , Bancroft , Evans , Pea
cock. F. Winters , L. Winters ; Messrs.
Wyckoff , Kcnuoy , Kellogg , Weir , McCuno ,
Hurling , Smith , Kastman , Thomas , Pea body ,
PIxloy , Patter , J. L. Llvcsoy , Conner , Dlotz ,
Clark , Siofkin , Bolt. Conradt , Burmcster ,
Townscnd , Sutorius , Schualenborg , Burkley ,
Rumcl , McNcel , E. W. Llvesoy , Zitzman ,
Wldcnor , Cummings and Mittauer.
lloyul Arcanum Parly.
A highly enjoyable uanclng party was
given by Union Pacific council of the Royal
Arcanum at Metropolitan hall Tuesday even
ing. Notwithstanding the extreme cold nnd
the icy sheet that covered the streets , over
lf > 0 pnests wcro present , who were amply re
paid for the discomforts and dancers in ven
turing out. Had the spirit ol the happy
saint the day * commemorates graced the
occasion it could hardly have been moro thor
oughly entertained.
Though the party is the last of these origi
nally planned by the council for the winter ,
the scries has proved so thoroughly enjoy
able to the members and their friendsjthat a
fancy dress party after the Lenten season Is
being widely talked of and the many friends
of the council sincerely hope that this will
bo arranged for.
The following wcro present : Mr. and Mrs.
Lafayette Briggs , Mr. and Mrs. I. O.
Rhoadcs , Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Sackett , Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Hutchlnson , Mr. and Mrs. J.
II. Howcll , Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McKolvy ,
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Griswold , Mr. and Mrs.
John B. Sheldon , Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Fowler ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Eylcr , Mr. nnd Mrs. C. B.
Gcdnoy , Mr. nnd Mrs. B. Buckingham , Mr.
nnd Mrs. W. A. Picl , Mr. and Mrs. O. Kip-
linger , Mr. and Mrs. W. A. King , Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Shields , Mr. and Airs. F. L.
Gregory , Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bodmnn , Mr.
and Mrs. R. C. Buughmr-n , Mr. and Mrs. C.
H. Gratton. Mr. and Mrs. C. U. Horton , Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Foster , Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Black , Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Vlwlini ; ,
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dickey , Mr1 , and Mrs.
Burgess , Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Campbell , Mr.
and Mrs. W. Shropshire , Mr. and Mi's. B.
W. Dent , Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thompson. Mr.
and Mrs. FrediMctz , Mr. ana Mrs. C. D.
Sutphcn , Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Connor , Mr.
and Mrs. B. W. Burroughs. Mr. and Airs. M.
C. Peters. Mcsdaincs Korty , Cotton of
Crcston , la , ; Wlnkleman , Hamilton of Sioux
City , la. , Miller , Misses Mao Law
rence , Irene Dyball , Mary Esmond ,
Elma Andrecn , Malmo Campbell ,
Kittle Rugg , Grace Hackenburg , Belle Scott ,
A. B. Hcdllcld , II. D. Dunster , V. Ambrose ,
Esmond , Bugler , Agard , MeCabo of Pontlac ,
111. , Evans. Miller , Bicn , Peters , Zimmerman ,
Athren , Borglum , Thompson , Hutchison ,
Lanktcry , Milestone. Messrs. Arthur
East , Charles Dyball , Gcorgo B. Dy
ball , W. F. Denny , C. S. For-
syth , W. C. Bartlctt , R. T. Coverdalo , J. E.
Simpson. W. B. Johnson. J. W. Robb , Ray
Hurley , J. M. Kerr , C. A. Fisher , . ! . K. Buck
ingham , A. G. Potter , II. A. Sander , R. 1C.
1'ottcr , Lieutenant Marquette , A. S. Borg
lum , W. GriOlths , Ed Coughlin , C. C. Pat
rick , It. W. Taylor , W. R. Vaughan , Will
Burroughs.
"Work of the Unity Club.
The Unity club of the First Unitarian
church of this city Is carrying on an exten
sive literary work In our midst. It Is so or
ganized as to attract a variety of Interests
and inclinations , reaching and helping a very
largo number of persons , sending its uplift
ing Influences lit all directions.
The entire schcmo of work for the year
extends from October to April , which in
cludes twenty-four Friday evenings with
their fruitful programs.
The club works In three sections and each
section is distinct In Its function , yet united
in its main plan. The twenty-four weeks
being equallyallotted gives eight evenings to
each division.
Under Mr. William S. Curtis , the art sec
tion labors in a manner ut once most pains
taking nnd enthusiastic. By moans of cuts ,
casts , etc. , as well as through carefully prepared -
pared papers , read before the section , they
are working toward a higher appreciation
and comprehension of art.
The history section , under the leadership
of Miss Ilono E. Hamilton , is studying the
Reformation. To cover the period of the
Reformation in eight evenings necessitates
the most careful outlining and concentric
study upon phases of the subject to bo
brought prominently forward. See-
"ohm's "Bra of Protestant Reforma
tion" has been adhered to as a text book.
1- rom the fall of feudalism and all old things
that furnished the soil which gave this now
creature birth , Its progress has been faith
fully studied.
Miss J. M. McIIugh la leader of the
entertainment section. This section has
given audience to some of our best think-
J"B ' " ! , speaking homo talent. Mrs. Peat-
\ \ ° "fcWnoy Lanler and Ills Works ; " Mrs.
1A. "rtTi".Howons and "u Works. " Mr.
M "
Mann's
"Victor " '
Hugo , Dr. Gilford's
lecture on "Bacteriology" nnd Mr. H. P.
Lowls' papoa on "Tho Rise of Liberal Gov
ernment" read at the meeting Friday , last ,
\
htvvc , bcsldesuntortnlnlnir and
their audiences , proved that a prophet some
times ealns honor at homo.
Mr. Thomas Kilpatrlck Is president of
this trlfold club , Mrs. E , 11 , Perrln It secre
tary , Miss M. H. Head Is treasurer , while the
leaders of the sections nro Its vice presi
dents.
Adulplilnn t.ltrrnrjr Chili.
This club Is pasilnii through Its third and
most | > opular season , It has devoted Itself
this year to a peculiarly American program.
Betflnnlni' with the study of American indo -
do | > endenco It tins studied successively her
colonies , her early statesmen , her political
parties , her literature and her art. The
current topics for the fortnight are re
viewed i > oii each evening and form an
Interesting and Instructive feature. ThU
club Is not larpo enough to rcmilro a room of
huge dimensions for its sessions and meets
usually In the parlors of Its members'
homes. The program for the remainder of
thoycar is not yet entirely mapped out , but
ono evening will bo ( jlven to the discussion
of the subject , "How Far Should Suffrage
bo Extended to Women ? " and another to
"Tho Millionaires of America and Their
Gifts. "
The recent public evening given by this
club to Its friends nt the Llnlngcr gallery on
the subject of American art gave pleasure to
the largo nudlenco and attested the strength
of the club. The ofllcers are : President ,
C. P. Halllgan ; first vice president. Dr.
Williamson ; second vlco president. Mrs.
Williamson ; secretary. Miss M. L. McAraj
treasurer. William Uro. The members arc :
Messrs. H. A. Westcrllold , R Pugh , Dr. J.
M. Akin , Dr. A. II. Ileppler , J. C. Clark ,
Misses B. Finley , A. Boyd , McCulIoch. Mary
MeCulloch , Sara Kinloy. A. Phcnix. Evlyn
Ilobbs , Urc , Dosoy , McFarland , Mrs. West-
erfleld and Mrs. Pugh.
A lll.\T FltOM I'.tHIS.
Ktlltlon A'cw ; York Herald.
TUB 1U1.1I.A HAT.
This is a largo velvet bat , with a laro bow ,
in the middle of which is a buckle. Two
sprays of heliotrope are placed behind on
each side.
VnnilnlH In thn Wlilto Mouse.
A Washington correspondent says : Two
or thrco weeks ago when Mrs. Russell Harrison
risen and her Httlo daughter Marthena , who
had boon 111 with scarlet fever , loft the
white house and went to a hotel to give the
health ofllcera a chance to fumigate the
quarters they had been occupying , they loft
n lot of personal effects In their rooms.
There were a number of pieces of valuable
bric-a-brac clock which had not
- - , a now gilt ,
been taken from the original case in which
it was shipped to them , some beautiful
pieces of cut glassware , a chest full of wear
ing apparel , n brand new leather hat box , In
which was a now hat , some Jewelry and all
these Httlo things of beauty which a woman
will collect in her private apartments. Mrs.
Harrison also loft In the wardrobes a num
ber of goods which she wanted fumigated.
It seems that the health oftlcer sent to the
apartments vacated by Mrs. Harrison and
her child the dog catching force at the city
building. "They toro out the carpets ,
draperies , etc. , and piling them in a heap'
applied the torch. They even went so far
in their destruction as to pry up a part of
the floor in an Adjoining hallway and found
under it a small iron safe or chest fastened
with a Ynlo lock , containing no one knew
what. This was loft in the custody of
Mnlor Prudcn , the executive clerk.
Mr. Russell Harrison called at the health
ofllco to ascertain what had been done with
the personal effects of Mrs. Harrison and his
daughter , nnd was told they had all been
destroyed. Ho asked to see a list of the
articles destroyed and found that it con
tained only the sheets , blankets , pillows , and
a few other articles of bedclothing belonging
to the government. What had become of
Mrs. Harrison's effects could not bo learned.
Why the clock , jewelry and clothing wore
taken was n mystery. There wcro also
books taken and a lot of memoranda kept by
the president's late wife. Mr. Harrison has
inado a ucmand for the missing goods , and
the health ofllccr has Instituted u search.
The Webster Card Party.
The high flvo party given Monday evening
by Mr. and Mrs. John L. Webster was ono of
the pleasantest events of the prc-Lontcn
season.
The rooms were decorated with la Franco
rosca and hyacinths , while the score cards
reminded one of the near approach of St.
Valentino , each having some verso written
upon them , nnd u color sketch of inlnaturo
sweethearts. There wcro six pri/.cs awarded ,
the flrst ladles' taken by Mrs. Cudahy. It
consisted of a Dresden bon bon dish. The
second prize , won by Mrs. Hermancc , was a
cut glass salt collar and spoon. Dr. Connor
was given a silver penknife for being the
most skillful gentleman. The second , a book ,
was taken by Mr. Coutant. Consolations
were presented Mrs. Coutant and Mr. Brad
ford , a box of Huylor's and a bottle of per
fumery , respectively.
The guests were : Mr. and Mrs.Will Rcdlck ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. J. Green , Mr. and Mrs. Col-
petzer. Mr. nnd Mrs. D. H. Wheeler , Jr. , Mr.
and Mrs. Coutant. Mrs. Hcrmanco , Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Bradford , Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Council , Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Connor , Mr.
and Mrs. Cudahy , Mr. and Airs. Estabrook ,
Mr. and Airs. Ralph Gaylord , Air. and Mrs.
Harry AlcCormick , Air. and Airs. Gcorgo
Paterson , Air. and Airs. Clinton Powell , 'Air.
and Airs. Arthur Remington , Air. and Airs.
George Squires. Air. and Airs. Charles
Squires , Air. and Airs. Joseph Lehmer , Air.
and Airs. A. J. Lunt , Air. and Airs. Will Millard -
lard , Air. and Airs. John Wilbur , Air. and
Airs. Percy Ford. Air. nnd Airs. Warren
Rogers and Air. and Airs. Charles Douel.
Hxvcot Stxtoun.
A lively galaxy of young people mot at the
homo of Air. and Airs. J. H. Corncs , 21515
North Nineteenth avenue , Wednesday even
ing to assist in celebrating the sixteenth
birthday of Aliss Bosslo Corncs ,
Refreshments wcro served during the
evening nnd after refreshments had been
served an amateur mesmeric exhibition was
given. The willing subjects were taken to
Itanium's circus and had u pleasant sleigh
ride , to the great enjoyment of the "on
lookers. "
Aliss Conies received many beautiful
presents showing In what high esteem she
was held by her friends.
The guests were : Alisses Edith Harmon ,
Blanche Robinson , Ida Wedge , Nellie Stick-
ney , Estella Harmon , Eva Hughes , Inez
Alerrlam , Margaret Chamberlain , Ruth
Sprague , Jeanette Audi Alocdy , Maud
Duncan , Alay Bergland , Gertrude and Grace
Chapman , Ester Fried , Alessrs. Hsrbort
Robinson , Charles Jackson , Robert Johnson ,
Tom Brcnneman , Howard Parmalee , Frank
Itobinson.Georgo Hess , Oliver Chambers ,
Clifford Daniels , B. J. Sullivan , Everand
Chambers , F , HalsteadGuy Alunscll , Frank
Woodland , Will Driver , Lou W. Beans.
High I'lvo Mntlncci ,
In honor of Airs. W. Al. Leonard of Lin
coln Airs. U. C. AIcDanlel , 1124 Sherwood
avenue , entertained Tuesday afternoon a
number of friends nt high llvo. The flrst
pmo was won by AHss Tatum ; the second
was taken by Airs , Evans ,
The Inviti-d guests wcro : Mrs. Leonard ,
Airs. Thompson , All's. Green , Alias Funko ,
Lincoln ; Aliss Price , Chicago ; Alias Allller ,
Aliss Adams , I ifayotte. 1ml. ; Airs. L. A.
Garner , Airs. D. H. Wheeler , Jr. , MM. Clem
Chase , Airs. B. A. Buum , Airs. D , A. B.ium ,
Airs. A. Al. Pinto , Airs. A. J. Lunt , Mrs. G.
A. Jcslln , Airs. I. T. R-uisom , Airs. G. W.
Covcll , Airs. S. G. V. Griswold , Mrs. W
ICoynor , Airs. W. J. Hughes , Airs. Evans
Nebraska City ; Airs. J , T. Wheeler , Airs. H1
F. Cady , Mrs. G. Bradley , Airs. C. Barnard'
Airs. .1. Halllgnn.Mrs. O. B. Clodnoy , Mrs O , ,
W Little , Airs , Ir Ross , Mrs , J. Bylor ,
Airs. F Byrne , Mn . C Sllsbco , MM.
Phil Potter. Airs. J. A. Foster ,
Airs. 0 Sherman Mrs , B. Howlcy , Airs A.
J , Ijovo * " ' Corbv
, AIIS9ca'ffoyce , Hamlln , ,
Bailey , Baimmn , Gusslu Baiiman , Oeorglo
Sharp , Stephens , Johnson , Al. Buttcrfloid.
Llvcsoy , Evans ,
An "AUlHinn" Mimlrnln.
Alias Carrlo ACludo Pennock gave an "at
homo" tnusicalo ' { jjtcsday evening in honor of
St. Valentine's day , , The program was ren
dered for the iffost p.trt by Aliss Punnock ,
the selections being peculiarly appropriate
to the day.
Ballads soomoil ' 'fo ho special favorites
among the guests , wJio came fully prepared
to enter Into the * Celebration. Piano solos
and duos were also features of the program ,
In which Aliss Pennock was assisted by Air.
Gahm , Airs. George B. Tzschuck nnd Airs.
Whltmoro.
Following wcro InvltoJ guests : Air. and
Airs. C. S. Montgomery , Air. and Airs. Euclid
Martin , Air. nnd Airs. John Grlfllth , Air. and
Airs , Arthur S. Potter , Air. and Airs. H. P.
Whltmoro , Dr. and Airs. A. F. Jonas , Dr.
nnd Airs. W. J. Galbraltti , Air. and Airs.
George B. Tzschuck , Air. and Airs. F , E.
Hall. Air. and Airs. C. E. Ford , Air. and Airs.
E. Al. Uartlctt , Air. and Airs. John L. Kon-
edy , Airs. Frances Chapman , Alisses Walker ,
Fannie Arnold , Wilbur. Tzschuck , Alessrs.
Gahm , Arnold , Wilbur , Webster , Dr. Kohn-
stnum and Alax Aloyer.
In dlioitly Uiilmont Arm veil.
Air. and Airs. William P. Durkeo , 4320 Bur-
dctte street , were quietly engaged at a game
of cards , Tuesday evening , with two or three
friends , when a loud rapping nt the door
brought the Httlo party up with a start.
Airs. Durkeo opened the door , to bo followed
in by a dozen or moro figures in ghostly rai
ment clothed , sheets nnd pillow cases being
pressed Into sei vice to furnish the necessary
uncanny raiment. After a half hour's Jolly
fun the visitors throw oif their raiment , re
vealing Air. and Airs. W. A. Brown , Air. nnd
Airs. Steele , Air. and Airs. Caldwell , Air. and
Airs. Du Vol , Air. and Airs. Davidson , Air.
and Airs. Davis , Air. and Airs. Johnson and
AHss Gard , all friends of the host and.
hostess , residents of Clifton nnd Walnut
Hills.
High flvo was played after the disrobing
nnd delicious refreshments wcro served. It
was a Jolly night and greatly enjoyed by Air ,
nnd Airs. Durkeo , who. though greatly sur
prised , entered heartily into the fun.
Mr . .IIiirsli'M I.iiiirliriin.
In honor of AIlss Van Kuran of Clinton ,
la. , Airs. W. W. Alarsh gave one of the most
elaborate and withal most beautiful lun
cheons of the season Tuesday afternoon at
her residence Eighth nnd Pine streets.
The guests , twenty-two In all , dined nt
two largo tables , ono in the library and ono
in the diniiig room , which wcro beautifully
decorated in green and white , bowlsof white
roses standing in the center with smilax
festooned about the tables , while green and
white candles added their lights to the
scene. Eight courses weto served and dur
ing the hours of the luncheon Air. Charles
Hhjeins and Aliss Daisy Higgins played a
program of pleasing' excellence.
The participants were : Alisses Chandler ,
B. Van Kuran , E. Van Kuran , Hartman ,
Barker , Osborno. Balcombe , Dewey , Hime-
baugh , Alildred House , Cook , Silloway , Ham
ilton , Burns , Lozicr , Downs , Sharp , Ida
Sharp , ICimball , Edith. Kimball of Denver ,
Lionberger and Airs. Wortz.
Annunl CollnffraKiitcrtnlnmoiit.
The annual litcrarylaml musical entertain
ment by the students of the Omaha Com
mercial college willt-bp given at the Young
Men's Christian association hall on Friday
evening next at 8 o'clock. Admission will bo
by ticket , which x-du bo obtained free of
charge by applying atithe college ofllco. The
following program will bo rendered :
Overturn , / „
Opening uddrc.3 * S.R.Kev. S. Wrleht Butler
Music § 7 ; T. K. Quartet
Oration Our Country J. .1. l-'oyo
E'-Hay Journalism. , . : I. Iscnliurt
Violin solo . Hans Albert
Original poem - . . , . , , . . . . Unodrlch
Oratlon-Our Work , . , , . . . , J. L. Cook
Music . . : ! . . . ' T. 1C. Qimrtofc
Oomlc recitation W. S. Holler
Mute recitation . , . '
Music >
Dulmto , "Hosolvocl That the Syotom of Trial by
Jury Should llo AbolKlu-d. " Affirmative , G. W.
Kellcyj Negative , O.X.ntidur. .
'Music
On Friday evening the annual reception to
ox-students will bo given at the college. Re
freshments will bo served , and a short in
formal program will bo rendered. Free ad
mission tickets may bo obtained at the college -
lego ofllco. All ox-students are Invited to at
tend.
ritiyml High Five.
Tuesday evening of last week AIlss AIc-
Shane entertained nt high Hvo in honor of
AIlss AIcAdom , who Is visiting hero from
Chicago. Partners were chosen by match
ing flowers , and durlns'tho games the harpers
discoursed sweet music. Those invited were :
Alisses Hartmau , Parker , Ada Parker , Van
Kuran , Edith Van Kuran , Barker , Osborne ,
Croighton , Lowe , Detwllor. Grace Detwller.
Klnslcr , Burgess , Fitch , Gibbon , Allies nnd
Meyer , and Alessrs. Clarke , Foyo , Weeks ,
Ed Weeks. Palmer , Marburg , Burgess , AIc-
Alahon , Ward , George Clark , Nason , ICnapp ,
Christian , Barker , Ross , Burkloy , Deltz ,
Gushing and Estubrook ,
AHss Lulu AlcShane entertained at cards
again on Alonday evening week in honor of
AHss AIcAdam. Thosa present were : Alisses
Creishton , Clara Croighton , Dolan , Meyer ,
Barker , Osborno , Farmer , Gibbon , Kinsler ,
Gallagher , Sinnot nnd AIcAdam , and Alessrs.
Alurray , Estabrook , Burgess , Aloyer. Whitbread -
broad , Furay. Gallagher , Coaa , Kinsler ,
Baurnun and Weeks.
Cnliibrntccl HIT Thirteenth lllrtliilo.y.
Air. and Airs. Al. Levy , 203T Dougo street ,
celebrated , on St. Valentino's evening , the
lUh ! birthday of their daughter , Alildred ,
by inviting a number of the lattor's friends to
Join in the merry making. Dancing and
various games wcro indulged in , after which
all present enjoyed a flno luncheon and re
ceived dainty souvenirs of the occasion.
Airs. Levy was assisted in entertaining
her young guests by her sister , Aliss Tobias
of Now York , Alisses Addle Newman , Carrie
Goldsmith and Flora Adler.
Among these present were : Louise and
Alay Heller , Essio Dcnlso , Belle Adlcr ,
Ltzzio Allen , Blanche Rosowatcr , Aunio
Shlvorlck , Kitty Pollack , Laura and Jcssio
Goetz , Orota Alathows , Laura Briiunor.
Hannah Rohfold , Alirtam Hart , 1-Tancis
Christian , Fanny Ward , Julia Alorris , Josie
and Dorctto Levy.
I n thu Spldcr'tVo b.
Aliss Lillian Wilcox , daughter of Alajor R.
S. Wilcox , 1010 Binnoy street , gave a pretty
spider web nnd valentine party Tuesday
evening. It was Jolty ) fun to see the guests
try to disentangle tjb/hsllkcii / strands which
were fastened "upstairs , downstairs and in
my lady's chamber..Valentines , of course ,
were given as prizes , ajid the evening was
ono of pleasant merriment In consequenco.
There were present : Alfsses Curry , Bowman ,
Bradley , Lohmar. Schivivor. French. Cam
pion , Hamlin , HoblnaAii. Wedgo. Dunham ,
AlansfloM , Alary Uohmer. Alargaroto
Lohmcr , Ruth Lohraor , St. Guyer , Alarty ,
Etta Bradley , Toott > i Schrelver ; Alessrs ,
Squlor , Adams , Curry , Benson , Spoerri ,
Dick Bradley , lid Bradley , Bowman. Robin
son , Tate , Aloldrum , Campion , Reed , Hamlln ,
AleCnguo , Freeman' , ' ' ' Halstoad , Alarty ,
French. " ' '
riimaiuit Surprise 1'drty.
A very pleasant event was the surprise
party given to Airs. Jiai. Crlssey by n num
ber of her friends Tujtfday evening at the
home of Airs. S. E. Clappe , Twenty-fourth
and Lako. Cards , musio and refreshments
constituted the evening's pleasure , Airs.
Crissoy showing wonderful uptltudo as n
social entertainer.
These present were : Air. nnd Airs. W. G.
Shrivor. Air. and Airs. A. Riddel , Air. and
Airs. W. E. Rl.idol , Air. nnd Airs. O. E.
Stokes , Air. and Airs. Carl Woodworth , Air.
and Airs. A. G. Weldon , Air. and Airs. A. J.
Dunne , Air. and Airs. L. Kyle , Airs. J. Al.
Crissov , Airs. H. E. Clappo , Airs. MoBeddio
of Chicago , Aliss Marie Glacominl , Aliss
Carrlo Gluuoininl , Alts' * Grace Pike , Alcssrs.
G. Al. Hobblor. C. W. Robcrtbon , W. W.
Chapman , A. C. Adams , James Gardner.
Plajinl Dupllrnto U'hlst.
Alonday evening , Judge and Airs. J. H.
Alacombor gave a vo y pleasant duplicate
whl.it party at their homo In ICountza Place.
Thoaa prjscnt wore : Air. and Airs. G. W.
Wattles , Air. and Airs , Jamea B. Aleiklo , Dr.
and Airs , Olbbs , Air and Airs. Eugene U.
Chapman , Judge nnd Arcs , Bowman. Air and
AIM , C' . F Woflcr , Mr and Airs , Ed WnVno ,
Captain and Airs Oirood , Judge and Airs.
Shields , Air and Airs. I turlo , JiMjo and
Airs. ICcysor , Air , and Airs. George J. Joslvn ,
Air. nnd Airs , Ed Van CJourts Air , and Airs ,
H. A. Balloy , Air. and Mrs. T. B. Mlimhan ,
Air , and Airs , Donmlno Lodwlch , Airs. Sher
man Stctscti of Kansas City.
At H o'clock delicious refreshments wore
served , after which , the host In a neat
speech , presented the prizes to the successful
players. Mrs. Glhbs won tlio lady's priro
nnd the gentleman's prize was awarded to
Air. Wollcr.
Mn k mid V.ilnntlnn 1'nrly.
County Auditor Evans and wife enter
tained tholr numerous young friends with n
combination mask and valcntlno party Alon-
day evening. After the dance and distribu
tion of valentines the Httlo folks had re
freshments , It being a debatable question
which they enjoyed most.
The invited guests were : Fannie How-
land , Harletin Curtcse , Jesslo ICrledlur ,
Alargaret Curtese , Le.sllo Roberts , Claire
Northrun , Jennlo Campbell , Grace Northrup ,
UVdla Rheem , Ncoloy Kessler , Gussto Korty ,
Edith Burr , Clara Schroeder , Amy Burr ,
Emma Potter , Ixnilso AlcPherson , Grctchen
Height , Orrlo Abbot , Gladys HeightBlanche
Howland , Clemmlo Russell , John Evans ,
Walter Roberts , George Baughman , Ed
Baughman. Frank Alanchester. Wlllard
Kreldler , Ralph Krcldlur. Roy.Burr , Bert
Burr , Robert Potter. James Robertson ,
Lawrence Gaylord , Charlton Abbot , Will
Clinchard , Evorot Abbot. Willard Barrows.
Hex Aloorchouso , Odean AlcICay , Wiley John
son , Horace Burr.
. Miss Uoolu-nrth'ft Dinner.
Cortlandt was gay with brightness and
life Tuesday evening on the occasion of Aliss
Woolworth's dinner to a number of society
friends.
The table was rich in decoration , in the
center a largo bunch of calla lilies stood ,
while nt cither end wcro bowls of red carna
tions ana ferns. Candelabra with red
shades added to the olTe.ctlvcncss of the
table , while favors of St. Valentino wcro
presented to each guest.
There wcro covers for : Aliss Chandler ,
Aliss Lemist , Aliss Helen Smith , Aliss
Kountze , Aliss Hamilton , Alls * Funko of Lin
coln , AHss Worth , Airs. Woolworth , Mr. and
Airs. Clem Chase , Air. Hall , Air. Doaue , Air.
Clifford Smith , Air. Frank Hamilton , Air.
Wilson , Air. Gannett , Air. Kountze , Air. John
son.
I'or .Mils .MoAiliiinc.
AIlss Gibbon entertained a few of her
friends at her homo on Walnut Hill Tuesday
evening in honor of Aliss AlcAdams of
Chicago. A very enjoyable evening was
spent playing high llvo and dancing , Air.
Ward winning the gentleman's prize and
Aliss Parmer the lady's.
The guests were hiuhly entertained with
a vocal solo by Aliss Pauline Lowe. These
invited were the Alisses AloAdatns , AIc-
Slmne , Kinsler , Allies , Crcighton , Clara
Croighton , Lowe , Pauline Lowe , Aloyer ,
Parmer , Parker and Ada Parker ; the Alessrs.
Ward , Kinsler , Burgess , Christian , Parmer ,
GallaghcrFrank Gallagher , Cooper , Temple-
ton , Alcycr and Esterbrook.
Celebrated Her Twelfth Hlrthiliiy.
Wednesday evening a merry company of
children gathered at 2050 South Twcntioth
street and passed the evening with games ,
music nnd refreshments , in honor of Aliss
Nellie Horn's 12th birthday. Several selec
tions on the zither by Henry Lioborkne-jh t
were very much enjoyed.
These present were : Wallace McPhall ,
Guy Pcarmun , Hugh Claroy , Clare Hitch
cock , Ed Alortcnsen , Charlie Johnson , Otto
Nelson , Aggo Schipsby , Gcorgo Prey , Joel
Wright , Charlie Wright , Henry Lieber-
knccht , Lizzio Shaffer , Nelfie Alorrison ,
Alartha Alortenson. Lizzio Drage , Alusa
Etherton , Lucia Srrp , Bcssio AlcPhail ,
Edith Foley , Alittio i-o ey , Nellie and Jcssio
Horn.
Chut nf Omnlut I'eoplo.
Airs. Christian Hartmau has been quite ill.
Aliss Alary Popplcton is visiting in St.
Louis.
Air. D. H. Alercer was in Washington lost
week.
Air. and Airs. Brad Slaughter are in South
Dakota.
AHss Inez Haskcll entertained at cards last
evening.
Captain C. A ; Dempsey has returned to
Fort Omaha.
Airs. J. R. Ringwalt has been quite 111 the
past week.
Dr. Spencer of Fort Omaha is recovering
from serious Illness.
AHss Van Kuran of Cllnlon , la. , is the
guest of Airs. Alarsh.
Air. Oscar Funko of Lincoln was in town
for the lust Assembly.
Air. S. Fritch of Beatrice was the guestcof
Air. W. F. Valll last week.
Air. and Airs , J. A. Alonroe have returned
from a two weeks' trip west.
AHss Hoyt of northern Nebraska Is the
guest of her aunt , Airs. Horace Burr.
Airs. John Barker , who has been very ill
for the past four weeks , Is much better.
AIlss Aloxla of London. England , < is the
guest of her aunt , Airs. Caspain Humphrey.
Air. Louis Alendelssohn left Wednesday
on a four weeks trip to Arizona , Alexlco and
the Pacific coast.
AHss Johnson , who has been a guest at
Hillside , returned Saturday morning to her
homo in St. Joseph.
The engagement is announced of Aliss
Emma Balbach to Air. Frederick Suydain of
the Poycko Candy company.
Air. and Airs. T. II. Kimball are making a
short stay In St. Paul previous to visiting
Airs. Klinball's homo in Boston.
Air. Victor Culdwcll loft Thursday for
Pasadena , Gal. , to Join his wife , who is visit
ing there. Ho will bo away about six weeks ,
probably.
Aliss Van Patten returned to her homo in
DCS Alolncs on Thursday , accompanied to the
train by u number of her young lady
friends.
Ex-Alnyor Gushing , accompanied by his
daughter , Lora , and his niece. Aliss Annie
O'Keofe , arrived homo from California last
Saturday evening.
The engagement is announced ot J. II. Con
rad of the flrm of Ncal & Conrad , to AIlss
Lila H. Weeks of Hastings , Nob. , daughter
of Conductor W. H. Weeks of the B. < Sc Al.
railroad ,
The engagement is announced of E. E.
Zimmerman , secretary of the Bunkers
Building and Loan association , to AIlss Julio
L. Reed of Lincoln , Nob. , nlcco of the late
Byron Reed.
Air. and Airs. W. J. Broatch entertained at
dinner Alonday evening Air. and Airs. Cou
ncil , Airs. Porter , General and Airs. Brooke
Air. and Airs. William Wallace , Captain and
Airs. Sarsun , Air. Wallace Broatch.
The marriage of Richard James Colvor of
the Los Angeles Herald staff and AIss Eve
lina Plater , daughter of Robert J Young of
Decatur , 111. , was solemnized Tuesday. Feb
ruary 7 , at St. Pauls church , Los Angeles.
Air. L. B. Copeland , well known in Omaha
business nnd musical circles , leaves this
week for Alassachusotts , where ho is to bo
married. The wedding will take place in
March , and ho and his bride will Immedi
ately start for the west.
The mission band of Castellar street
Methodist Episcopal church entertained a
crowded house Friday evening by giving a
concert , the proceeds being to help pay for anew
now organ the church has purchased. Tin
receipts were between K > 0 and $ CO.
A merry party occupied ono of the boxes
at the Farnam Thursday evening to seo'"Fua
on the Bristol. " These composing the party
were Captain and Airs. Ayrcs , Alajor and
Airs. Worth , Aliss Bodman , Aliss AlcKcnna ,
Lieutenant Quay nnd Air. Charles Wilson.
The fifteenth anniversary or crystal wed
ding of Air. and Airs. Hospo was made the
happy occasion of a family reunion on Sun
day , February 12. There was some vocal
and Instrumental music and u general good
tinio enjoyed.
AIlss Ada Stone entertained the C. P. C.
society of the High school at her residence
In Windsor Place. The feature of the even
ing was a carefully prepared program of
toasts , music and debate. About thirty
young ladles and gentlemen of the class of
'IU were present.
Airs. Marion Pickens , ono of the best
known readers and exponents of physical
culture In the country. Is contemplating
coming to Omaha If a class of ladles can bo
secured. Airs. Harry AlcCormick , a pupil
of Airs. PIckuns , Is Interesting herself In the
lady's coming.
Air , and Airs. AIcGlllgavo i delightful card
and duuclng party Monday ovcnlug at their
homo , 809 North Twenty-second street.
The guests were Alessrs and Alcsdamc * A ,
C Cook R Palmer , W Glasgow , N Nlxonj
Air W Horlon , Air H A. Foster , Air O.
Olmoy , Mr Fletcher , AIlss N Mulhall , Aliss
( Julmi , Airs , Blrkle , Aliss N. Sharkloy.
The marriage ot Air. Adam AmNon nnd
All.ti AIngglo Campbell was solmnlzod nt 121
North Thirty-seventh street , Thursday oven-
ing. Rev. Air , Uetwellor ofllmtlm ? . Air.
W. Homo was the best man on the noons *
slon , Aliss ICnto Dodson ofllclatod as brides-
male. . After the ceremony which was wit
nessed by it number of frleiuls , pleasant
luncheon was served.
Airs. Offutt g.ivo her flrst reception on
Tuesday afternoon and was assisted by her
bridesmaids , AHss Nash nnd AHss Brown ,
who presided over coffee In the dining room ,
while Aliss Sherwood and Allns Bcssio Ynte *
had charge of the punch. Others vho as
sisted were Airs. Yost , Airs. Lym.ui and Airs.
Prltchott. Tlio next "at homo' ' given by
Airs. Offutt Is Tuesday , the 33th.
The Idlewlld Social club gave a very enJoyable -
Joyablo dance last Tuesday night nt their
hall on North Twenty-fourth street. Those
present were : Alisses Doyoe , Walker , Nellie
Asqtilth , Casio Baldwin , Lntsoli , Elsie
Connnt , Llltio Brcnton , Nettle Lotz , Jennlo
Flanagan , Grace Pike. .Messrs. Duller , Kost-
man , Lnncha , Baldwin , Colemau , Rlskel ,
Doyoe. Denman. Stewart , Thomas , Hooper ,
Tucker , Brcnton , Weber , Page , Cal. Page
Moody , Bat-stow , Walker.
Tuesday evening Airs. J. O. Connor ,
Twenty-fifth and Cass , entertained a number
of friends at high five In honor of AHss Me-
ICabo of Wisconsin and Aliss AIoLnwton of
Chicago. Aliss Haskell won the first prize
for ladie , Air. Palmatler the flrst prize for
the gentlemen. The guests wcro : Misses
Kinsler. AlcKabo. Clark of Plnttsnmuth , Has
kell. Fitch , AlcLawton. Paul , Dovol ; Alessrs.
Betlcrman , Kinsler , Palmatler , Dr. Brad
bury , Kinsler , Paul , Miller and Knouse.
A very pleasant card party was that given
by Airs. Lyman Alonday ovonlng at the Madi
son. Airs. Barker nnd Airs."Ed Peck won
the ladles' prizes , Air. Yost and Air. Catlln
being thn successful gentlemen. The follow
ing cuests were present : Mr. and Airs.
Yost. Mr. and Airs. AlcKcnna , Air. and Airs.
Prltchett , Dr. and Airs. Sprague , Air. and
Bennett , Air. and Airs. Barker , Air. nnd Airs.
Peck , Air. and Airs. F. 11. AlcConnoll , Air.
Alorsman , Air , and Airs. Catlln.
The valentine party of the Home Circle
club of South Omaha was the most
pleasant and interesting of tlio series
to date. It was held at the res
idence of Colonel A. L. Lett , Eighteenth and
AHssourl avenue , on the evening of February
14 , that date being an anniversary of Alra.
Lott's birth. The favors wcro valentines ,
and the flrst prizes were won by W. G. Sloan
and Mrs. II. Alcycrs , while the consolation
prizes were captured by Henry Moyeis and
Airs. L. U. Pinnoll. During the evening an
elegant lunch was served.
For Air. Swift of Portland , Airs. Harry
'
AlcCormick entertained informallo at card's
Thursday evening , the prize winners being
Aliss Lozicr who received a beautiful oop'v
of the "Vicar of Wakofiold" and Air. Ed
Mullen u box of cigars. Tlio guests wcro :
Alisses Balch , Thedo Balch. Silloway , Ilimc-
baugh , Barnard , Lozicr , Burns , Airs. Rem
ington , Mrs. Lunt , Alessrs. Cook , Chat and
Clark Roiiiek , Fonda , Swift , Woodworth ,
Abe Reed , Ed Alullon.
Society will have something very pleasant
to talk about for the next week in tbe an
nouncement of the approaching marriage of
Miss Margaret Williams , the beautiful and
accomplished daughter of Air. L. B. Wil
liams , to Air. Walter Sherman Trlpp of
Scranton , Pa. The wedding will take place
at the homo of the bride's sister , Airs.
George Barney , In Indianapolis , February
22. Tlio wedding will bo very quiet , only
the relatives of Aliss Williams being present
from Omaha. Air. and Airs. Tripp will not
return to this city until Alay.
Air. and Airs. A. J. Vierling entertained
the R. & V. High Five club Alonday evening
at their residence , 2WW Popploton avc'iuo.
Prizes wcro won by Air. J. B. Hake , Airs.
Nattlngcr , Air. D. Smith and Airs. Bryson.
The guests wcro : Air. and Airs. L. Al. Rhccm ,
Air. and Airs. L. H. Korty , Air. nnd Airs. B.
Blnnchnrd , Air. and Airs. Al. Alurphy , Air.
nnd Airs. J. B. Hake , Air. and AJrs. S. Gos-
noy. Air. and Airs. G. Nattingor , Air. and
Airs. Bryson , Air. and Mrs. Baughman , Air.
nnd Airs. Horton , Air. and Airs. D. W. Shull ,
Airs. Paris , Airs. Hughes , Airs. Manchester ,
Airs. Windhien , Messrs. Dyball , Manchester ,
U. W. Vierling , Aliss Paris. -
It was a merry little party that mot by in
vitation of Air. and Airs. Samuel Atkinson to
play high flvo at the rcsidunco 2527 Charles
street , Friday evening. After coffee and
cakes the dainty prizes wcro awarded the
winners , Aliss Alary Brolllar , Airs , Jcannetto
L. Woodward. Air. Walter Breen aijd Air.
Imroy AIcLoocl. These present were Air.
and Airs. James Bonner. Air. and Airs. George
Nlsson. Air. and Airs. Harry Hunter , Alls1 *
Kennedy , Kr Virginia Kennedy , AIlss
Corinno Polssnnt , AIlss Alamlo Atkinson ,
AHss Alary Brolllar , Airs. J. L. Woodward ,
Airs. Furncss , AHss Alaggio Boyd , Air. J. P.
Linn , Air. Frank Adams , Air. I. L. AIcLcod ,
Air. A. F. Connott , Air. Walter Breen , Air.
C. Wilson.
Aliss Minnie Thomas entertained n few
friends at high flvo Fridaj evening nt her
homo on Georgia avenue. The flrst favors
wcro won by Aliss Gcrtrudo Lancaster and
Air. Haughey , while the consolation favors
foil to Aliss Alaudo Lancaster nnd Air.
Trncoy. These invited were : Air. and Airs.
Gcorgo Southmayd. Alisses Clayton , Nannie
Clayton , Bums , Hattie Crowe. Dragoo ,
France , Grace Garrett , Hunter , Hallio Hun
ter. Jnnkouski , Lancaster , Gurtrudo Lan
caster. Powell , Richards , Shaffer and Tay
lor ; Alessrs. Clayton , T. C.Clayton , Bunnell ,
DeBordo , Frank Garrett , Floyd , Hunter ,
Hallinn , Haughoy , Rico , Button , Tracoy ,
Thomas , Wise , Winter and Van Acrnam.
The second of the series of P. E. O.
socials was given Friday evening at the
homo of Air. and Airs. A. G. Andrews , 8018
Woolworth avenue. Airs. Andrews was as
sisted in receiving by AHss AlcCreary and
AIlss Alason. This was a poverty party and
the idea was carried out by guests and en
tertainers throughout the evening. Much
thought had been expended on the costumes
and the lowly walks of Hfo from all nations
had their representatives. The ax wielder
from the Aliehigan logging camp , the
po.vorty-strickcn western settler , the pro
fessional tramp , shoddy aristocracy , shabby
genteel , the banana man , the Irish "biddy. "
and the washerwoman were all there in
time for dress purado. Prizes were given
for tho. best costumes , after which colTco
and hot gingerbread were served in tin mips ,
on tin plates , upon the kitchen table. Each
lady came provided with darning material
and the gentlemen had a darning contest.
Last evening Hon. Thomas D. Crane enter
tained the republican members of the senate
and house of representatives from Douglas
county at dlnror at his residence , 1502 South
Thirty-third street. But the legislative solons
did not dine nlnne , us Hon. A. S. Churchill ,
chairman , andT. K. Sudborough , secretary of
the county central committee , B. H. Robl-
son , chairman of the congressional commit
tee , E. Al. Bartlett , J. L. Kuloy. eouuty at
torney , nnd II. H. Baldridgo completed the
guests at the table. A telegram from Hon.
D. II. Alorccr was received regretting his in
ability to incut his republican associates
on the ticket elected In November. With
the exception of Senator Clark nil tha
wiseacres of tlio senate nnd hoti.to wora
present. Twelve courses were served nnd
over the walnuts and the wlno It Is fair to
presume that Just n bit of politics was ill. * . .
cussed.
Piles of people have piles , but Do Wltl'i
\ \ Itch Hazel salvo will euro them.
XKHH.tSK.l AT Till ! I'.llll.
Sir. lloniinir * l'lnn fur thn UUplny of th
Sliiio'iiAKrirtiltiirnl i\lillill.
CmrAao , 111. , Fob. 18.-Special ( to Tin
Bm ? . ] Mr. John C. Bonnell , the designer ot
Nebraska's agricultural exhibit nt the
World's Columbian exposition , has submitted
n brief outllno of his plans for the display.
It will consist of a superstructure having n
ground area of-lOxriO feet nnd n height'of
from seventeen to twenty-throe/oat , accordIng -
Ing to the general building rules of the fair.
An olghtcen-lnch wall will surouml
the space , supported by columns rest *
Ing on pedestals of llnoly llnlshdl
wood. 'I ho columns will bo constructed
of glass , through which beautiful design *
in Nebraska grains will bo shown.
The walls or sides between the columns
will bo arched , combining both the Aloorlsh
and the Gothlo styles of architecture The
"StofTots" will each have a depth of ninn
Inches giving an equal amount of space to
the Aloorlsh ami Gothic arches. Thu wall- *
of the structure will bo handsomely decor
ated on both .sides with the native grains
and grasses.
Air. Bonnell Is lending his best efforts to
the execution of the display ami from the
designs shown It promises to excel In artistic
effect , as well as originality of conception ,
any work which ho has before accomplished
in this direction. To these familiar with
Air. Bonnell's work this means n display of
which the state may well be proud
The material for the exhibit has already
commenced to arrive at Jackson park and
work on the structure will IKS begun In the
Agricultural building within a lew davs , A
largo number of packed boxes were received
from Lincoln last week nnd have been stored
In the Agricultural building.
Winter Cholera.
A mild form of bowel complaint , popularly
known as winter cholera , innao Its appear
ance recently at Farlbault , Minn. , and sev
eral other places. No apprehension need bo
felt from It. as a few doses of Chamberlain's
Colic , Cholera nnd Diarrhoea Remedy will
nifcct a euro in every case. For salu by all
druggists.
Dr. Gluclt treats catarrh , Barker block.
.
WASHINGTON DAY.
rrrparnthnu for lliinnrliif ; HIM Pntlipr of
Illn Country.
The celebration of Washington day will
include a meotingat Exposition hall Wednes
day evening with Hon. A. S. Churchill for
chairman. The following program has been
arranged :
Music Omaha Quartet
1'niyur Uov. ! ' . W. I'oster
Music Oiimhtt Ouartct
Address Washington lion. J. I , . Wobbler
AUdriibs Uoveinmunt by llio People . . . .
, Senator William V. Allen
Address America Among the Nation * . .
. . Judge O , H. Scott
Mu lc Violin solo Hans Albert
Address The Young American
. , , - . . . . . . . .Cburlos E. Winter
Addrois Abraham Lincoln
. Hon. John M. Tlmrston
, ; , " , " . ,
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Address Tlio Klag.l'lmncollorC. RChriilghton
Mitslc Omaha ( Jmirlet
Address Our 1'ubllc Scliools..llon.r. N. I'owull
Address American Citizenship. Ituv. J. (1.Tutu
Music Omaha Quartet
The pupils of the Lake school will cele
brate the day at 2 p. in. with appropriate
exercises in room 4 , second floor.
Ignorance of tbe merits of Do Witt's Little
Early Risers is n misfortune. These Httlo
pills regulate the liver , euro headache , dys
pepsia , bad breath , constipation and bilious
ness.
ness.DJ.
DJ. Gluck , eye nnd car , Barker block.
Welsh to OrKnnlzc.
Dymunlr At Gymru , Omaha , Nebraska , ar
Aingylchoedd nysbysuy cynhellr curdd yn
room S-3 BEE Building "
, or sofidlu "cymdelt-
has Cymi odorion" yn y ddynas bymimlnr-i *
i bob Cyniro a Chymrnos yn y ddfnas , I
phawb sydd yn tcimlo dyddordeb meun Cvm-
rodoi.'iaeth a Chymraejj fed yn brcsenol bydil
ycyfarfod yn dechrott am 7 : 0 nos. Ian
Chwefor 23 nln.
Translation : Thorn will bo a mootlnR of the
Welsh residents of Omaha and vicinity In
room 320 HKK building , Kubrimry 23 , at 7:30 :
n. m. , to or anl/.o au assoclal Ion for soclai'nnd
biMiovolont purposes. Ladles and ecntlcmrn
otolsh dascont are cordially luvUud to bo
present. Hy t'ommittoo.
Perfect notion and perfect health result
from the use of Do Witt's Little Early Risers.
A perfect little pill.
Dr. Gluck treats catarrh , Barker block.
HAVMOND ,
A Social Event
la looked forward to with
much moro plousuro If the
card Inviting la no.il and
tasty , nnd In keeping wllh
the rood Judgment of the
Il03t038 ,
Fine Stationery
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ii . ? n.t HOYAIj I'UIU'LB
RUSSIAN IIMJK
Tints
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Wo also show such popular colon aa
HEMOTJIOI'B
HII < vit ] ; OKAY
A/.IIUI ;
HMM'IIIItE
Ol'AUNK
Wo make a special foaturoof engraving
lly far the choicest
OYI'IIKIt S3 ootlun of Htm
AIJIWIWS D1E3 Htatlonory ever
and OUKhTd shown bore.
RAYMOND ,
Fifteenth and Douslaa , Omaha.
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BOSTON.HEW YO3SK.
OUR KKPKKSENTATIVKS WILL IJK AT THE
PA.XTOK HOTEL , F&13. 20 and 21.
And will take pleasure in ehowinp our SPUING AND BUMMER SELECTIONS
for the several departments of our business , comprising ,
Samples of Advance Styles in Dross Goods will bo shown from wliicli to
take orders or soil by the yard.