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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1895)
z--------- - , " ! . . " - - - . . - . . , ' , 4 : TIlE OMAhA DAILY . UJD11Qj ReKDAY , , TANl'"AHY G L 18 { ) . CLEAR FIELD UNTIL LENTD Society HM ; Braced Up from the Holidays and the Social Round Resumed , - : WEEK OF Wi DDINGS AND \ SMALL FWCTIONS I JIIJnJrmrnt : ot MIs8 Allro ChMO Rlt Mr Cullllhnm Anllo l'ttIIc NnW "cnr'l , Jiiy nt R 1CCellll Olvel lT lrs , I'crey Jorl , - hunt Up ) 'oU ol lornl hanllbooks , for the revival of the use of loral language Is ahlong the lalest fads of the gay worl ) . When the 10ther of the ( of us who are not too young were buds arni ) belles all the beaux \ \ ere Ilopularly thought to belevo that "A mnll Is like n lowel'et sweet , " anll ( all the glded youth of both sexes studied the language of flowers with wore asllul ) ' than [ omo other topics that mIght have been more useful I less ornamental. And now circling eoclety , that according to the optimists Is really 10ving In an as- cenllng lllral , has got round to the pDet's way ot thinking once more Florists who cater to the Brahmin caste and the heal . gardeners of large Ilrlvate consen'atorles say the demand for al manner of feral oddities has been slowly Ileveolllng ! for some time . all now the hue ammil cry rlr sllrclal fowes be- cause of ther sentimental mmnealting approaches u craze. - It's a' rrgrant notion this of sending your daily 10ral tribute to your lance In bIos- loml that eXIrrss , In varying language the ebb anti few of your affection. There are the teller blue violets that spell "love " nll the white ones that breathe or "molesly. , " I TIne nltwa & ' 1 "I am consumed with inns- slon , " Inll capo Jasmmnine'mm speech Is or I "transport and ccstac ) . . . Corchorus means "lmniintIennce of absence ; " dainias . .torever thine ; " wood sorrel slnlul for "joy , " and spindle-tree , ' 'you arc engrvcn upon my heart. " Ianunculns saYb " you are radiant with charms : " peach blossom "lhls heart Is thine ; " the whie I Iy I merns "llulll ty , " anll' myrtle . like " ' 0 blue and costly ) violet means "Iovc" of an equal ) ' loyal ( hut less expensive ) variety , "I love you devotioni" Is : tine message or the heliotrope ( 'ern\'lan ) . all ] I the tny rorget-menot presses "pure love. " OC course there will he a quarrel ( and thIs opens UIJ i the way ror a fascinating corre- iondrnmce. Wih a blray ) cf the pretty how- erlng dogwood he Wl ask conlrllely : "Am I indifferent I to YOU ? " and then tuck In a bit ot haz,1 to ask for a "reconciliation. " Of course she will reply with some jonquils , which mean , "I deslro a return or your at- fection " whereupon lie shoulll put In an np" Ileaance with ' a sprig of lungworl for a boiltonmniere since that says "Thou art my : life. " - All the dear 3QS friends oC tine hethro' lied couple have In their turn a practcaly unlm- Hed nell 11 which to coil their sentimental messages for them The rejected sullor r.r ex mmnninie. Innay . take , hIs revenge by tshlng ! tine 1\dY'9 hallphles.Q with a IJang whln she : shall receive his bauquet or the glowing American larlgohls , with their hldllen Ies- sage of 'crueity. " Or . Iarlnaps he wi be lIre inierciful and semI instead some dIg roses , to splak of the "conunnlngling oC E Ini.'asnnre anti paIn" that Is his. Or purple t fuchsias wi say , "lhe ambition or my love i thus Illagues itself , " while marigold and cypresS - press together wi wal or "despair. " Cheerruler friends will dispatch ! arlalls of rosro , If wish rosel they to convey their belet that the sweet maid has won a lover as a "reward oC virtue ; " corn . to wish her "riches ; " Austrian roses 10 say , .thou art t all that Is lovely ; " China r032s. for " ! race ; " Jacquemlnols , because they exhale "lender love ; " tea roses for "always lovely : " whie mulberry , "whnIom' ; ' horse chestnut If their wIsh Is for "luxury ; " yellow jasmine , because hey thin ) Maid Is alt " ) : Margaret al "graco and I elegance. " Pansies arc always for "lhon hts ; " double red pinks , for "pure ardent - dent hose ; " pear blossoms ' stand for "af- flclon ; " orchids for "beauly ; " celandine F "lulure joy " " . " ; rose acacla "friendship. In addition to the durable birthday gift S that are made lo new her heln' anll heiresses - eases , I Is a graceful and growing i to send flowers to the mater as soon as the cares annunclng the arrival oC tine baby are recel\ ] . Trailing arhutus , for "welcome , " Is I a charming posy under the circumstances ; , American startworl , tine language or which m . Is "welcome to n sramuger : . . Is also a qualm conceit , The vrimroae . which stands for "carly ) youth " Is prety for a torl gift under the circumstances , and with It moss . which . speaks of "maternal love , " may 100tC31y be combined , Flower figures In cotlions may be made the medium for merry flirtations hy a measure - lire of preparation on the part oC thC guest Swine who are to carryon the festive frolic wih fair flowers. fowers. ' 1' . male the fewer message really Inter . esting a great variety of cut towers must be IJrovlded A clever leader of the germln ' could . carlY out his Idea of flirting with the flowers , even Ir the guests knew nothing of I beforehad , by IJrovh1ng cards 6ettng forth tine messages of tine various flower S us interpreted hy the leading authorities on tine sulject ( There oughl to bo tulips In abundance sine C , they mean "a declaration of love : " then there should he maiden hair ferns , for "dls- crCllon ; " yarrow whloh Is a "cure for the alartache , " and sweet \Viliiann . meaning "finneese. " - . Dmcels wl be interested In an amusIng new cotloi figure calell "The lieU. " A hair Is placed In the mldile ot the room ! ] . In which a young man 15 ached to sit and ring a boil until some young lady volunteers to dance with ldni Tine fencing fure requires - quires conshlerblo slel , Two men are sup- posed to fight for a girl. / powder ' mutt I liberally sprInkled wIth hour Is fastened to lberaly wih _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ tine point of tine full , 1011 the man who makes tine first white marl over a vial spot , wlnl annul dances wih tine girl A figure ' which might do well for n Boston dance Is _ _ _ _ known as the rhymlnr figure. I lady Invite . vlos a gcnteman to dance antI IC the gen- tenian cannot respond In rhyme hD Is passed my . 'I'he auction figure Is a success ¶ 'ho auctioneer requires a gavel and six boutonniere numbered and filled wIth 8weete. SIx ladles cheese twelve mnemn and tine auc- ton beclns. After the sale the \putonnlers _ are 11riented to the ladles with cOrreSIJOnilng JumblI's , und the gelilemen who Cal to snatch uncle number are left out of time cOtOI.s a windup the snowball figure . Is appropriate . A number ot halls oC finely ' CI' ' paper , arc tossed Into tine air , and at the lame In taut a signal I given for ate dance throlgh tIne 1)'lngls ot paper. : The countess or Warwick the beauty , but r better 1\loWn as T.dy lIrooke . lately dc- i scribeul herEt'lt " " lerlbell as a "splendhl pauper , She an1 the aristocracy of Greal Urltiin Is nrarl riined trying to keep : pace wih the "parvonls , " whoso ! wealh Is tabulol , , all , tor her part she considers mnny ot her asso. cutes " "la.Uy . Iloor. ! ' at course they mnr ; and quite Proper \ , too , lhut , maying hail \ arc ! amlvnnmntago . for cenlurles , they have waslell ' their s'lbstance. The non'entnx rlcl1s should lave blo'd ! a , chance to Ilourisin - - lS well IU the blue Dnnen Ire all the co and wl bo' all the _ _ _ _ more so flurlng tine holiday season There have been 11nnen durlnt ; tine wec'le at tine Be1'Jvue , 1 number oC Imntoll ones at tine Aldile , cant also a number In Ilrlvato houses. No other form of entertainment II 50 pOIJular In Oinina. Bvery arrangement for a dinner I tlbl should ho mnnade for lne umuui-tine com- tort oC the guncets. Common sense suggests , cnn tine subject ot gael dhmuner . that your reel manueL be welt liglnleul. Tine Ichl sus- penlled from time celnI Is 1\.loubtely tine best , Tina Illenly that arises from the center of tine ce1ug not always ranging with tine center or the table Is now met \y lamps Oi tine table , by elertrlcl ! ) ' anti In other ways Let tine whole l1r the room ho brightly II hed : that this should bo Is ab. . rolutely Icceslry to al ceu. Tine table I Ihouhl never he nnnoyed by n great arrnnl- t ment oC 10lfl II tine center. The lights ---i , vI enable yoU tO have ) 'lur 1\ r > In thu center , Unit ILia eS8ntd to keep them low , so ua to I have all faces easily leen , lonty 4 of gre"n 1\11 scarlet , It Possible , I gael on account "t Ihe ( white tablerloth , , - - - - - - - U. V. H , I , ) ini.n1uet. _ _ _ _ : The fourth aunual ' banqurt given by tins - - Olha View nehatng society : t Is roonl on i _ _ _ _ New Vesr' " e"o8 s'ermnnneh Injo'e ! b ' nil . . ) , ) ni prlsent. .l the Ionrludou / a smart and hterjtl. : program uf 11lcl B- I 1 'lon Ihe ( 1ue411 toui tlfr ! l'bcul at t 1 "tl _ _ _ _ ! p read and handsomely decorated table , where Hev , Powel referred to the Omaha Vhw nebiUng society In 4 neat tel rcpnd to hr } Iu Ivane. Those who artok : the menu were : Hev And Mrl 10\11 , } Ir , nnll Mn H. W. More , MIMes Thompeca , I ' : vans , Wala , Mengum . Price , mi ! , Moul. to n . JOhnson , ChrlsUe , Brown , IlbbuII , Win- spa Trude , Whltehoue : Messrs. Ii , J , Vaihce S. A. Vi'aliace , J . A. Price , T. Iren- nh aman . Fi : Shtlon , T B. Prie , n. Ihy 1 Huntlr h , I Cornbll , A , Tleron , "V , ller , W , I.mon. B. Jones . 1 . Whinnery , V Tru . Wcdtlnl In , icwhn ( Irrr , Miss Hay /1schuler , daughter of Mr. anti : tre S. Alschuler or 9 North Twent- dF lghth avenue , was marrlell to Mr. Abram Prank Ie , a rising young business man of ( 'edar InlJhll , la. , on 'i'nmecday evening at the residence of the bride All the Intimate f riends of the new couple ' were invited to wlnes , the ceremony , performed by Dr. I.eo F ranklin. Tine parlor wherein time wedding took place was tasteluly decorated wih flowers and : Ilbnta. i The brIde was hamlomely attired In n white silk gown trimmed with Importell lace l and pearls . She wore 0 tulle veil ennui carrlell a bou1luet of white roses Tine wed. cd dll presents reeeh'cd were numerous anti h eauntlinni. . \fcr the ceremony an elaborate nipper was served In of which wal COlrt a number - ber of speeches were made and poems recited. Amol ! those Ilresenl were : Mr. alI ! Irs. H i , I'ranile ( parents of the groom ) of Cedar Hnplls. I I ; Mrs. Max Ielner ( sister of the ride ) ot Mal , on. Neh. : Mr Charles Alt- schuler of Telealah , Neb. : Mr Alexander AIchnler ot 1.lncoln. Mrs. L. annul Mr , fl'rn C oiling ot Illsmouth , Mr. ant Mrs. M. Ooldslen ot South Ornalnt . Mr. I Brown amI daushler ! , Prof amid Mrs. J. I ) . NaLhamnon Mr. and Mrs. M Sadie antI lon , Mr amid Mrs. N Cashman anlillaughter , lr , and : ant Ir. J , 1lne annul dauginter : . and Mrs. D. I 'rens . 1 r. all Mrs , F. Butter , Mr. anti Mrs. H I , Hubensleln , Mr. ant Mra. 'I 1apldo 1)r. D. I U. ( Gohln ! . : Ir , William ranlele amid 1lr. ant hhlore I Nnthanson. After an extenslvi wenl. Iln tour In tIm east Mr. annul Mrs. Abram Int Franklo \\1 make their future home at Do- catur , Ill. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ( : hrl I'm :1.1 . Uo"q. Tine welllng of Miss Carlotta Cornela Downs a ril Mrs. \\'llnl 11. Chrisman occurred - curred New Year's afternoon al [ o'clock at L the home of the bride 1W : ) Sonlh 'rwenty- nlnlh n strlet The PrettY home was decked In n holy , IlstellG out ! evergreen. As a mando- ln l orchestr IJla'ltl time : lewlelssohlI'etdln ! march the bridal party , headcd by the luh- ers , cnutired the drawling ! room. lrolowlng ; : lr. Wilam ! Allalr anti : Jr. Theodore Millet was tine brldeslahl , Mils Jesslo I. Smih n or St Louis and lilies Anna Iowns. mnll I oC honor , then the bride wih her cousIn , Dr 0. A. Bronson of St hounis The best maui : Ir. George fl.Zulay no oC Council Burr . let L the party In the library . where the ceremony was perrormld by Rev 1 L house of Nebraska - hrasm ! City. Tine bride wore a Parisian gown of whit crepon trlmme,1 In monsselne lIe sole , wih erne blossom In her hair. After the core tnony a delicious slpper w"s nerved ant I then ( Mr. ant : Irs. ChrIsman departed ror I heir Cuture home , In 1alJleton. la. The out of to\n guests al tine wellng , were : Judge all Mrs 1. H. Chrisman , Miss Virginia Chrisnuan antI Mrs. Charles Citric man oC Mapiotoni. [ Ia. . He\ . ant ! rs. hi. L , 10use of Nehr.lsl.a City , Miss .Ie sle Smith ; nnll Dr G. A. Bronson , St Louis ; Mrs. Dote anal George E. 1la'ne , Council Dul i , Ia. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' 1 jim , \11 11"\ltln. \ Mrs. Percy J ord'l reception on New Year's day , front I to 7 , In honor or hcr sister , 1Iss Alice Chase , amid Irs. \V. A. Carter , was a great scclal evcnt , made doubly Inlerestng hy the annolncemenl of the engagement or Miss Alee Chase to lr. Charles Sidney Cul- ilniginann. Among the ; debutantes or the winter : ter season or ' (3 Miss Chase shone brilliantly , being possessed ' of a very charming mannot In addition to a splendid Inslcnl educaton I' Mr. CUllnghnm comes from an old Ipswlch : ugland I , ramly , and has made many friend here. Miss Chase and Mr. Culugham , C , IJromlnenl lu last 'ear's tennis tournament , the two wInning the mixed doubles set , whie ; : Mrl Culhlgham was the city's champion for several y ars , The decorations throughout tine house were in rose color with touches of green and white sclered aronnd In the shape of palms and whie Inyc ci mm t ins. Mesdames Kilpatrici r . hitchcock . CifTorni . Mereer , Buchanan , Ring - Hng- wall and Peatta : : Ieato assisted Mrs Ford In re ceh'lug and entertainIng. Miss Crounse served a delcious concoction , Maraschino iuunnncin . and Miss Mary Nasin Miss Gertrde [ llngwal and Miss Indsey poured tea and cinocolate the bevy of debntante adding greatly lo tine charm of the occasion. Abonl 1i3 guests were enterlalned . during Line znfteu I.- noon , - S . In Honor ur Miss Tnnmmclo . Thursday evening a delightful surprIse party was given In honor at Miss Turlce , who Is visiting her brolher , He\ A. Turklo of ) Kounntzo Memorial cinurcin The evening was spent very pleasantly In playIng games , ote , During tine course of the evening a very fin IC program consisting of recitations , vocal and Instrumenlal music , was rendered At the conclusion of LIne program the guests were invited to partake of the good things which had been provided which they dId wit In wih eVident relsh and enjoyment. These Present were : Mr. and ! rs. A. J. 'fnrl.lo , Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Cook , Mr. and l rd. S. O. Dmn , Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Lowe , Mr . and Mn's. Augusl Kuehn , Misses Tnnrkle Hazel SchmIdt , Cora Trnssol , Ida Hhoads , I.lda Harpster , Edith ( ShIelds , Tina Sclnmnhnit Mary Bruner , Frances hoofer , Cora Swanson , gsther Swanson , Amelia Pearsomi Sarah Jiutta. Tulle Gunzenhauser , Emma Dexter and , Miss Kaufmann Messrs. Leslie Allen . } Fred Adams , howard Leslo . Berhor t , Leon Curtss , Oscar Engler , Harry ' Fihor \ohlg , , . Hey 1enrol11 , Arthur Shields and H. I _ , Iw " ' " "r'M 'urty. A merry crowd of children assembled at tine rosllencJ ot P. O'Donnel , 1026 South Nine- tentln street , New Year's day to help cele- brto the seventh blrthdlY of his little daughter Genevieve lte \ \ Music and games forme tine feature of the day and a most enjoyable - joyable afernoon was SIJonl by the happy little omnos After doHclous rcrreshmenls were I I served tine happy crowd dispersed , u'isining ; lS one little maid oXllreEset herselt , "thal ' New Yoar's came every tiny " The invIted guests were : Katie Moore , Kato Mamie Cllns , Nellie Morreii , May Lovely , Nora Hart . Eva I.ovely , list Hocet , Lenore flunsaul annle Gunsaul , Mary Krause Flora Irlso. Cora 1cGovern. Cleo lender- Eon ; Masters Joe Lovely , Willie lmake Loulo Sautter . Leo . 10rrel. Francis lcGovern , Stove O'Donnel. Macy t3tapemnlnorst Nellie Hoan.nnle Morrel , ittamnile 10gan , Sophia MeKilihp lel Kelly , lamlo hart , Mrs : Sautter . Irs , Droste , Mrs. McCarthy . Miss Gencvle\'o was tine recipient of lan ) ' beauti. beaut- ful Ilresent front her little friennds nlelno 1'11) Amonj the events of the IJast week was a social dancing party given at the home ot Mr. coil ' 1lrs. Icleon cn , Poppleton nvenue. A 10st enJoyabl $ evening was sllenl by all pre/nt. /l 11:30 : o'clock the guests were summon ell from tIne aueluj hal to the din- lug room , where a delicious lunch was served after which the guests returned : to the hal and danelnj was resumed until a late hour. ' 'h030 present were : Misses JMnl' PIerce- cant . Anna Gosney , Nickiani , Snub Nlcklu , Cameron Benlo Cameron , Shellon , Olive Sheldon , : Ir. and Mrs , Sheldon 11 ro. Wake. ley , Berthl itobertsomm GertrUle I.uce , Anna l.eC Idt Coan Edna 1alch : Messs , 0 , Haynes , J. Gosne ) ' , M , Smelly , Carter Vo/Ie , Ia'nea , J. Gosney Id. Smelly , Carter , \'ogle nclnon , T , Cheal wood , Sheldon , W , Sloan , 1r. hicks , A , Lee , B. Newbert l'oetrJ' " " . \01 ur Unity Climb , The poetry Gcton of Uniy club , under the ( direction of ) r. Mann , held an Interesting srlslcn Lust Friday ennlng In tint churCh lecture room , Dr , Mann began tine pvenlng by mincing several soloctons on the hlacloart , which ho hat ! transposed Into prose , and asked the membel to chance them back to the poetical form. In one or two Instamicet the conclusion was reached that an Improvement hall been mude on the nulhcr'l version . After gtving verEln.fer rI'Jnj I short talk ann the llferenco between Iloetr ali verelfication . Mr Monn rend 1 number Qf pleating selections frol Gosse and I.ocker. li1 1,1. at : lIne "I'rllla , On Friday e\'cnlng last Mm . annul lIn : . p , A. nrow . gave a \lat delghtul high lire PartY In their cos' roomnu. . at the Vlclor C09) ! motel lu hammer or Mrs I' l ; , I : , Stewart oC Ogden , Ulah. There uvemm preunt : lr , and In. G , I' , Croak ( , Mr. aud Nra. E . \ \ ' . IJHnt,4m. Ud Mu" , , l"i"k Uy , ! , and , M rs . n , l Crawl , : tr. Wlbm Andrws and M rs. E. B. Stewart. After the award Qf Przs tO Mrs. . Stewart full Mr. Cronk , Mrs. Dnt anti Mm , Anllrels , I delightful luncheon ' . wu sen'ed. TImmnrte , , Iln ( . While the Thurston Rifles Is I cmpa- th'ely young organization , It use Just closed a most Ilrosperous year. Monday evening the nstonal guardsmen again opened the doors at their cozy little quarters to their large clrch of frIends , many ot whom hmiva Iweu present on past events of this nature . , hut were again emu halll to hid adieu to ' 04 ( Ind welcome In tine Infant. I ' young Every available pace ! In the armory was decorated with mistletoe . flags anti buntIng . while here emil there was n combination of time orange and lack , which the . " Princeton .tgers" had left In I tine way of remcmberlng the hosplal which was hestowel upon them by Omaha's generous " 400. " 1.leulenant Hayward was In command of the company and during the Inspecton l ceremonies tine guests had the pleasure i of listening to a mandolin and guitar march , "Whal the Banll I'laye.l " by Mesrs. Starlee , which was beautful\ rendered anti well received After the dismIssal of tIme company the strains oC the orchestra broucht the tt dnnicitng fraternity upon the floor . CeI the t grand military march , In which several new figures were Introduced , and was fo- ! lowed by 0 program of twenty numb rs. Dlrlng the last remaIning momentl or the dying year the eomlJany was ordered to "tall In i , " whcreUIJOn each member was Curnlshell with scnral rounds of blank ennrt- ridges mini a line formed In front of the nrmor , antI nl the sountl of whlstcs the boys fred several volleys proclaiming the arrival of tine ' . For the lle new year. pUrJose of accepting - Ing the bind Inviaton or Secretary Ober of the Young Ien's ChrIstan association to atend their annual New Year's recepton the compan ) ' under commant1 ot Lieutenant Iaywarll assembletl at tine armor ) ' In full rress al 7iO : anti marchell In a body to the associatIon rooms where they were royal ) " received. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Now Y"'U"8 ( ) ecurml e8. The cung ladies of the Omaha German Tnrnnreln gave I delightful reception New Year's day to their many frentl ! and turner boys from ( 1 to 8 o'clocl , at Germanla mali. After the reception the cvcnlng was taken lp with music anti dimnnclng Miss Ida Anuiress : \ss Lizzie Strlcleer stud : Ir. IJllwartl Harge shinier , jr" , E.ng several numbers , which were reeeh'ell with favor. : Ir , ilargsiminmner sang J. Aldrich I.bby's ! famous song , "Fallen ly the Wayside , " and I comic song emititleui . " \ty Brolher's \\'hlskers . " Miss Andress sang "Some Day . . amid Miss : Stricker "Llt- tie Alabama Cou " The ! present were : Misses Ida 1'mndress 1.lzzle Stricker , Eva Stricker Beeler , ICihtian . flees . 'alderer , lnmlo Audregs , Emma Andress , Hosaeker , Frost ' 'Knemm I , I.son. Niederwelsor . Engier . lalson , Shears ; : le3s , Theodore h1annimer Paul'nrl. . Emi \'mmrl Nelder- weiser H03acleer , Jolnmnson Iargeshlmer I , ' . Keunl . Hurst Drown , 1.'rlelch. Kragge , iCinmuiero . itilliani . Moore. Tim Misses Cathy , Irrlel1. Meyer , Thomas and Turner received their friends Inrormal ) ' cam - unti 7 on January 1 at the residence of Mrs. Inlsl ( A. McAlster , 202TVIrt street Alt who called passell n most agreeable - able hour. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ " 'Hly 'urtun" , . " "Lady Fortune , " a very brlghl ) ' written one-act play by Augustus Thomas. author of "Aiabamna , " was the vehicle use to Introduce Miss Marion HiggIns to an Omaha allence Thursday , al the Woman's club rooms. Time story has just enough of a serious side to male Il Interesting . and as Il hronghl forward - ward several cf our best amateur players the occasion warranted tine fair audience present , Miss Higgins , In the Ingenue role of Klte Ctnnliito. showe,1 evidence of dramatic ability , her reading and interpretation of time role bMng particularly commendable. She has In easy , graceful carrIage and ! speak- Ing voice of much melody , Indispensable adjuncts - juncts to the successful aclress. The play was capitally cast , Mrs. J. I. Wheeler playIng - Ing Mrs. Cunlre with good discrimination , while Miss Nancy Taylor , as time maid , was quite god , Mr. , Herbert Cook was splendIdly cast as the lover , and played with credit , whIch may also be said of 1lr. Whlbread , I I lhe' young Englsh lord. Mr. Gilbert . IS the solicItor . was quite natural , and gave a very faIr portraltuo of the 1mb of the law New Sketch Chub . Tine Omaha Sketch club Is the name of an n organizton recently formed In Omaha by about twenty artists and Irl students As time name Indictes , time Sketch club was started by some oC the more progressive members - hers ot local art cIrcles for sleetchlng , but tine work of its membera will embrace al and water color painting , black and white , amid modeling In clay Cror life . Model drawIng : lag In its entirety w1 be a great feature ot r thin work done by time club mennbera and already the walls of their spaeous : rooms are beIng decorated with sleetcles by lhe club memhers. Models have been arranged r and every preparation belied to which can aid 1 In tine success or the club. Drawings fror life will be the work for club members three nights In each week , whlo for these who desire It excellent casts have been secured , Originality of Ideas tn art lvrle will be greatly assisted The rooms oC the Sketch club arc 413 Sheeley blocle. The officers arc : Albert nothery , president ; F. A. Hennlger ; vIce president ; Mark A. Polacle , treasurer ; Robert F. Gilder , secrelary. l'ottuiaunt Iircckenrl'lge . On New Year's eve Miss Lizzie Dreclcen- ridge , daughter oC Mr. und Mrs. C. F. Drecl- onrldge , and Mr. Harry Palmer Peter , were wedded al 2516 Davenport street , the home of tIne brldc's parents. Snnhtax . roses anti holy formed the floral decorations . ant beamntiflecl tine mouse In addition to a handsome - some bell made ot cut flowers , under which tine bride and groom stood during tine care- mony 'pertormell by Hev. Frank Crane ot time Firet Metin dist cilurcin Tine bridal party , preceded by Mira Ureckenridge. a niece of the bride , lS flower girl entered tine parior.as tine Mendelssohn wedding march sounded through tine mouse , played by Mr. T. J. Kelly. 'fho bride was attired In incite- trope taffeta silk , trlnmed wlh inca and velvet After the wetllng rites were over some of tine more Intimate friends vent to tine new homo and surprised the couple when they arrived Mr. anti Mrs. Peter will be al homo al 12 Soutb TentY-llnth avenue aCer January II , where they will keep house l'lnk ninth Urel" % 'cdniingi. At the residence at the bride's parentl (07 Soutb Twenteth , Miss Ella Lucille Burns and Mm . Emory C , Sutton plghted tllr troth Tuesday evening Rev T. E. Cramblel saying . Ing time words thal made them one. The- dominatng In the colors ot time ' hou80 decora- Lions were pink and , maldng tons green a very prety erect , as tine party marchell into the room to the music or a wedding march coma- I posed timid played by Guy W. Burns Miss Burns was Rwned In cream crepe , with a bOQuel ot bridal roses. Miss Truland at- teuded the brIde , and Mr. Jay Burns was best mnamm . 'fhlrsdar' , after Januar 21 , Mr. and . Airs. Sutton \\11 receive their rrlends al 507 South TwentHh Etreet , tho" homo of Mrs. Jennlo H. llmnmns . I'rum tine i.nmnd of tim Tlniatio. " / Scotch Tea" was whol Mrs , Graham Park called her New Year's nlghl enlertaln' nmuemmt 'fhero was "broiled beet , mann and scones , " "sweet butter anti carvy , " "oat cakes wi' n wee bit 0' cinoase , " "short bread , " "currant bun , " antI other distinctIvely Scotch I umnpromnoumnceables . receIved direct Crom tine , "ohl country , " which Scotand and the Scotch ' alolo comm produce , bunt which never fall to delight even /merlcan8 , Among those presenl were : Mr . and Mrs. Thomas Shaw , Air , Iml Irs , Charles S. West , Mr. E. Graham West anti Ilsses Augusta , Clara and Alvln Spetnnan Inn i'oc'iuil Circles. nom , to Mr , amid Alms. Hoberl DOherty , a sent week Amiss , lWllallck returns to MIss my's title Chicago Mr Arlhur , Gulou spelt New Year's lay In Miss Mone ot Chicago Is the guest of Mr. and Mr , Ncrri Mica Grace Himebaugh his been quito ill for suvt'ral days , Mrs. Meyer Is , 'Islhl ! her laughter , Mrs. n. n. Stlverateinm . Mr. Charlel How .penl ' Tuesday among . friend' In Omaha. Monday afternoon a stimuli dclghtul Ken- olnton tel ices , given In honor of MIsS scott by Mra. Slcitbtni . About IIleeu lathes 11lIH a lost cnJoyahle mmfternoon. Mrmn. S. N. thnlo mind her cousin } . J , ' A. Hannoa , returned frm Chicago on Muu- - " , - 1\ ) ' , c.'lell theo t , attend the fUleral or a r elative . " , J' ' Miss Etlna ( \\/t ' / expects tO return tO her school Wenincs1in ) ' 11ext. : lu Emma ; Cr ) l htnn spent 0 few das In i S t. Joseph the - Jimsi ) weele ) Br I.rarned qCINorthampton Is n guest or hIs t Mn , Mr. : Myron Lcarmmed ! H. Nlbord hs I remo\.t,1 from 1031 I'uk avenue to \cogla avenue Mr , anti 1r1 ! ! , iu ; e. Hopkins shueet a few , da3 last week1fmUooper , Neb. weekf.looper Major Cinarlus . Uumphre ) ' I In W'asim' I ngtomm . U. i ) C" , Cq,1 short visit , MIsS lay l34rpes. vlsltl ! frlellls In Cin- c innmmti amid . cinnat relJOr splenlhl sleljhlng. Miss Allelalde Miller of Franklin , Pa" , Is expectell this week to visit Miss Drake , Miss Flora W " bster and Miss Uoale left ) riuiay for Nlshlc , Miss Doak's home. The Bon AmI Card cluh was entertahlell Monday night by : lr. ali Mrs. II. P. Oally. Miss 11abel Puler or ) { eolcl" , la. , II the ! uesl of Airs A. IC I , Squier II the Slnelton. Me and Mrs. C. S. Ha'moml gave a very prely nitmitietVednesday e\'enln for Atlas l 'eck . ! Mrs B . Iagmler ot Memphis. Tenn , Is visiing her dau/hter. Mrs. rank W. lacon h , Mr. antI Mr ! . G. H. ) mbal ot thlo Cit ) . arc among recent arrIvals al the Thorndike , Boston. Tine Whlsl club enjoyed n 11clghtul pmietT Ing i al : Ir. and Airs . Charles huh's Tinmmrsdnmy venuimmg ) ilss ' a\'en\orth of BrlJgeport , Count. . arI Alexander rh'ell In tine . city Thursdny to visit Alice Lila Ienr ) Neumann , n cattleman rrom Colton . Neb. , Is In the city attending the Unlletl State comnrt Mr. Kelly will begIn hIs Cortnlghl organ recllls for tine year lt the First Icthodlsl church toda- . Airs ( lussie'hnltelmounse and daughter , Alee , are back , after sllentlng the holda's In I Magnolia , Ia. : Ir. Will D. Counsman left Thursllu for Shatuck school to resume his studies ) the remalnln : year Mr. annul Irs. o. C. Madison 1120 MadIson a vemilme . enlertalned ' 3 few rrlonds II high five New Year's eve Born to : Ir. annul AIrs. Merits Meyer of 210 t Douglas street , Christmas e\'e , a son who will bo named Sidney. wi Mrs McKel has Issled invitations for a dancing Party emu Iext Thursday for her daughler and son. ) Cards arc out alnounclng the engagement antler of Mints of Flora Cinclninnati Adler . or this city to 1lr.Iex - Irs. lit . lletgeiman anti Mrs. Men- 11els501 are visiting : Ir. and Irs. H. hillier , 201 I.eavenworlh street. Mrs. o. T. Eastman , Iee Nolie Idurnms returned - turned to Chicago \'ednesday aCer spenlug the holidays In her old memo Miss Jessie Dlcklnnsoim . accompanied by her rrlends , Miss Keln annul Miss In1er.on , re- tured to Ogontz , Pa" , ) 'esterda ) Miss Sarah Harper enterlalned a Cw friends with cards and music' her home , 201 Cass street , last Friday ovenIng. Mm anti Mrs H M. Hnyer entertaIned nt cards 'hursca ) " evening In honor oC theIr guest , Miss COhaugh of Springfield . O. : Ir. Herman 1letz , who has been home spending the Chrlotmas holidays , returned to scho:1 In lanSs , CI ) " Wednesday ) ' . ! rs. Parke witl'w of tine laic Colonel varlmo Is quIte 11. time result of the grief and shock occ3sl01el1 by her hushan ' & death. Miss Ethel Smih , who has been visiting visitng her aunt Mrs. Dand Hshton , time past ) 'ear. leaves . In 1 few days for hcr home , In MichIgan - 1 TIne address ot Miss Net Collins during her sty In New York wil be tIne : Meirose 78 Madison a'bn avinie ; corner Twenty-eighth stroel. Airs . \V. A. Austin oC Intilanola . Neb" , who has bon visiting : het .ld neighbors and frIends In OrcharffIIhhi , returned home - Orchar"HI retured yes- terday. ' . Miss Cora , Cio - who has been vleiting vlitng her mother and frhem1ids In 0uaiua urIng the holidays lmha "I\ 4turmed , ? to J , sclmoI , , at St. James si b.ttA.- c ( Er , schplat : : t. ' MIss Grace ! { ntght b'f Texas Is expected In Omaha thIs week : Sine will be the guest of her aunt Mrs C. IC Coutant during tine entire winter. Mr. and Mrs J. 'V. Hoobler have returned and will be at home Wednesday afternoons and evening during January , al 2-8 North Twenly.frsl street Time next meotng ot Airs. Yates' dancing class will be held al the residence of Mr. and Mrs Turner , West F'amnanu street next Wednesday evening Miss Helen Peck returned to her school In MInneapolIs 'esterday. Miss Desslo Peck will remain wlh her parents for several weeks until sine recovers from tine har work she did during the early part of the winter. Last evening Miss Gerglo Smith , daughter or Justca George S. Smith . 423 South Twen- ty-first avenue , gave a party tea a numb of her young . frIends. Games were played , and the young people bad a jolly time. TIne Dlzzard Igh Five club was delightfully - fully entertained by ! I. and Airs. George } Haywar last FrIday evening Mrs. George layward and F. F. Golden wInning first frst prizes ! annul Mrs. Scharer and Low Sauter secon1 , The next meetng will bo held al tine homo of Mr. and lrs , Scharer , In honor ot Sol Smlh Hussel Mr. F. M. Hchardson gave a smal slag party at [ D'clocle Wednesday. Tine glests were Mr. Hoberl Peatlc , ! r. Snyder. Mr H. I. Hch- artisan of Nebraska ' City , Mr. Russell . Previous - vlous to his goIng to tine Hchardson dinner Mr Russell was entertained al luncheon by Miss Gertrude Clarke Arlhur Harlman , son of Mr. C. flartman gave a anclng paty yesterday , from 3 to G. i There was n large nmmmbr of young pw" plo present , dancing beIng Indulged In In the bal room above stairs Punch and refresh- menl were served. Many or the parents ot the yonng guests arrIved In tme to take their yung Pltle homt One ot the most beautiful dinners of the season was given at Dshopthorpe , New Year's eve , In honor of Mr. Ierman Kountze and family. The tab'e , laid for twelve , was hue a glmpso ot fairYland , so dazzlng was the array of cut glass and old sliver. Beside the Kounlze family there were present Miss Croure , MIss Hngwal and Mr. Netherton Hall. Stylishly gowned femininity , cut flowers In Ilrofusion and an exceedingly , beautiful din In table combln to make ! rs. B. E. Daleh's , recpton Thursday afternoon 3 charming at- fair The tuneton was In h nor of Mica Balch's daughters , Mrs , heed annul Mrl. Coils , i assIsting whom In enterlalnlng were Airs . ; mrord , Mrs. iIarryAicCornnick , Airs Keller , I Mrs. Itemlngton"Mr : Colfmnian . Airs . Frank Johnson Miss IIoJIamid ! and Alice Ioane I The I. G , S. club , a recently organized so- cloty ot young lidr l was most tlghluly entertained at biln lis'e hy Miss Lois Maginn , one ot ls I members , hursrlay last , / very enjoyable ( hue \s 'tlnt by all present MIl ) Mao Smith winmnlmg ; the lanlies' prIze and lr , Bob Lowe I tine genntiemnenn's . Those present were : 11u Snniltli Ponder , Driggs , Paris lumninanni 11811nn : ; Messrs. Hoagland , 1.0we , Onant : , fket , Johnsoa , Whnitmaan . The mmmemmbers , ammo I. F. D. T. society galh. ered al the homul\ \ [ Miss Beatrice flail . 211 I Gract street , M 'rdar { e\'enlng to watch the ell year out alt lolnw ' year In. At 10:30 : the iueats bat d9'n , to an excellent lght luncheon which H9 1111shel1 ly tine charm- 'Ing hosteu. 'hb pleasanl all enjoyable ennlDg was spent II' playing guimnes. The ono moat enjoyed fir 11 present W& the new and fRshlonahlo n2qi1 "Going to tine Circus " Mrs. W. A. Austin ; lof Inilsnola , Neb. , anti , her many frlrennda In Orchard 11 were en- tertalned , G. it . by Mrs I. Armslrong on New Year's evening , nl Ilgh fv ! /s a result ot three houra' spIrited playing Mrs. F. / Harman wi carry to her home In U adlooll the ladlel' first prize , a vase , while Mr. Al. S. Bart tl will \ruse hla evening paper through tine fumes ot fragrant havanas with the selt-zatisflenl . air ot a man who feel9 that there are only a few ge : cud players lef.The The N. E. Igh Five cub gave Its Initial party Saturday ennlnc , December 29. al the Iesllluce at Mr and Airs. C. V. Neiman , )622 ) Corny treet. At 10:45 : dainty refresln- menll were bervtd The ladles' first prIze I was captured by Mrs. I"ranle Templeton , line gcntit'menn's fri by Mr A. Al. 10pkh1H amid the consolalons were hath cl.tured by Air , anti Airs. Walter Mason . The charming Ilnurr In which Mr. and Airs , Neiman enter- tainted the club wl long hI remembtred , The IInber If the club ircenL ) were : Mr. und Airt. , M. hIuklmns . ) and Mrs. M. U. llbbe , .Ur. anti 11(5. W A. Wicox , Air , and , . : irs. I ' ralk Templeton , Mr and Airs . 0 ( , 1",1 Ag sOn , Air. ant Airs. Waler laMn. The gutsts of tine club werl ; } Ir , and Airs . l.eD U . Kratz ! anti Air . and Irs. l w" ne.amotre ) , To celebrate the tourteenlh blrthlln ot her ttURer ( BanchI , Airs. henry stabrook gave I daInty' Inncheon on Nw Year'l dlY , About twel'e ) 'OUnl misses Were Invied anti null . ni thorouhly enjo'ed tine Ilrt ) affair The table was tastily armimngeul , with pink Wil tlSt ) arrlngl,1 roses nnd e\'er'thlng to match In color The In- "INI guests were : ilessle Peck lelen Peck , Momma Martini . Jelnle Tinder , Helen larler , Howlnn i lllgglnsonm . Satle Alexander , Ethel Wikins , larleno Coo , l.lle : Moore unlce I Ore ) Nellie Stckle ) . ' Tine ) 'ortnlrhty club met ThurHla evening wih Alias Werlz , at the reslleno ) ot Airs . lelphre l ) ' , corner Twent'-fiftlm ali Daven' p ort streets NinamlS d hllh 1\'e were p layed . followed by most , le\clous refresh- m imetits. At a late hour the club aJjoured to meet JannnariT wih the MIses Ken- t.ses Irn. ned ) ' . The ' folowlnl 11trons were prlsent : : Irs. lelphre ) ' , Mr. and : lr lisle and lire- den ; Misses \"ertz. Iraly , Kenney , Anna i Ienned , Agnes ) { Cnnely ; Atessrs , Inm , , C rape . Oelrich , Aichison" , W , lelphrey anJ ) J , lelphre ) ' , The I.alcos healing circle mel last Thurs. day afternoon nt tlnci reldenco of Irs. t' Y. Neiman , on Crb ) street. This Is a new : c ircle , organlzl,1 , this winter b ) a nlmber at , 'Ildles l at tine nnrth hart ot the el ) ' , and Is I roving to be very enjoable antI inistrtnctive ' ' The membrrs are : : leSlames ) " ' Instrlclve'I' A t. U. l'lbbe , A. M. HOII\ns. \ Mmmrkhammi ' C. \ " . Nelnnmani . O. C. : Madison I > . larkhmn'l I. Se'mmire , V. ' . A. \'licox. Next Thnrsla afenoon the circle mrts wih Mrs. A. Al. ioikimna I 8t6 South Twenity-secomiui street \'on Dorn block. The ) cunr IJeopl" oC All Saints' chuch gave a very enjoyable Part ) " al letrOIJolln hal I , Now \'ear's nlghl. About 100 ) 'onmnug leOIJle ParticiPated In the dannclnig. Among them I \\re , : Ir. amid lrs. A. K. Sqnler : lr. antI : IIs. 1. H. Shoemaler ; Misses Knox , Carly , Fultomm , Alice ) ) ralce . l.oul8e Squires Manchester - chester , Alurdock ChnlHnau , Sioanm Jlurgess , Steel , Br'ant , Cogsinell. S3ainlcr Hutchinson , Norris , Keley ; Meesra hurtle ) ' , Coclercl , lurges , g,1 , George Crnn1ner. \Vnhter Smlh , Bert Wheelel' . C. C. George , \hllnn , Chris- tan , and man ) others On New Year's eve Mr. annul Irs. C. I. Irrlseher lendered a farewell party to their nephew. n : Ir. Wiliam Irrlscher , bookleGeller fur tIne I > . Al. Hnlse com pan ) who moved to Chicago January 4. Tine feature ot the e\'enlng was high live , after whIch the . guests partook of a dainty SUPIJ r. Those I IJresent l were : Mr. ant Irs. C. I. . Fritsclner : lr , and : lrs , J. C. I.e\ls. Irs. \\011 Air . anti Airs. Stratman Alias mslc T. ite , Miss GussIe Stratnmiani : lss Ella Wolff , Iessrs. Henry and Hoberl Frlscher , \ . G. Ilennic- berg and Whihiani . berr Wiiam Sny er. Thoroughly Inlormal and enjoable was the ) smal Ienslnglon tea gIven by Mrs. Coutanl Wlllnesta ) ' afternoon , for her sister , Mrs. Drinker , who returetl to SaIL Lake City 1.'rIla ) ' . The aferoon \\'al pnssel In merry con\'ersalcn. anti , Ilelcious rerreshments wcro served. Among the ( guests were : lrs. Greene , Irs. Lehmer , Mrs. Conngtion , Irs. lusey , Alias llnmiscomn AlIas Scott Mrs. 1" .M. RicO- : lss lanseom. : lss Scot. : , . : I Hch- arlson , Airs . 10\Ird Smlh , Airs. Ives Irs. Connior Irs. flemiimott . : Irs , Momuett . Irs. Wi- mcmii Irs. Squires , Mrs Warren Rogers , lrs. Esllhlool" , : Irs. Conumieli. A very congenial crowd assemblel al tine nel Odll Fellows hal New Year's eve anti had Ir ) enjoyable tme dancinmg. Among those presenl were : : Ir. amid Irs. Jolm E'ler , :1' . and : Irs. len " Hohldoux , : Ir. a 11 Airs. Dimintiug . Mr. and Irs. A. 1' . Englsh , : lr. and Mrs. Hoherl Ohmnustcad Mr. and Irs. G. B. Gednc , Mr. annul : Irs , A. L Conner , : Ir , and Mrs. T. L. Gregor Mr and Irs. Dr'ant , :11 and :115 , T. Dakin ; Messrs Scrlhner , McCoy , Denny Paterson : lr Paldock ; Misses l'emmmmocic Young Ilarmney Stewart , Esmond , ld : Irs. Snnitin. One of the jolliest parties of the week was the high five and dancing party given al the Madison Monday e\'enlog The early part of tIne evening was spent In playing high five. Prizes were awarded Miss Ileroni . Mra. Brlenlger , Mr. Zug anti Mr Muilemn. The consolatons went to Miss Doane amnd Mm Fairfield. Besides the guests of the honse there were present : Miss fleece MIss Doane , Alias Curtis. Miss Darnard , Mr. ! Ilisk Mr. Zing lr , Mullen , Mr and Mrs. Florence , : Ir. Jalrle\l , Alice Sinervin Mr. and lrs , lar Rimuguvalt . Mr. Dnard , lr , and Airs . Kel- The 13. C. : L. , COmlJ05ed mainly of young men of the Second Prrsbylerlan church , gave an entQrlalnment New Year's eve , In gaveI I Sunuby ohool room. An open session was held by the ledge , anti no slush amount of ulusement was cause lhereb . A musIcal and literary IJrogrum fled 11 the evening until midnight , when the fort ) " ) 'ounr people present Iang out the old and sang In the nsa' Mr. Jackson played a violn solo , aecomponlc ' b ) : lss Jennie Couler , Miss Kate swartz- ] lander recited . as did also Alias Ruth ntelo amid Miss Hose Herzog. Each number was ably delivered anti well received. The nai ) ' Gate City of Keokuk , In. , says the following oC tine marriage of C. II. Cook : ot this ciy : "Al Salem yesterday occurred the marriage - nags of Miss Victorino Evans to Clifton Henry Cook of Omaha. The happy event was solemnized al tIme home oC the brlde's : parents , Dr. and Mrs. J. 1. Evans al high noon by He\ Pr George D. Stewart , at Fort Madisoti The /room Is the son Dt O. I Cook of Salem nH1 occupies 0 responsible IJoslton with the Western Car Service asso- ciaton al Omaha They \\1 be at home at 1622 Clfon Hi In trt cl ) after January 22 amid left for the west labl e\'enlng " A quiet su'cddhng occurrell "t'ednestia' nlghl at 109 South Se\'enteenth street Alice Elsie E. Conanl annul Mr. E. H. Irldlnbeel.er were the contraotng parties . annul Mr. Harley Con- ant and Miss Lucy Slelnner acted 'as groomsman - man and britiesmnmald. Pnnctualy at 8:30 : o'clock the wcddlng party formed In the large bow window , decorated with flowers for tine occasion , and lies' T. H. Clumblet performed the ceremony In a particularly impressive mnnner. Abonl elghtcen invited ( guests Ilarioole of an elaborate snpper after which a number o friends escorted tine ' ) ount cOlple to 1707 Dodge street where the ) will male their home for the winter. ' The IJrlvate dancing party and banquel' ' given by the Ogalala club New Year's eve proved , to he ono ot the moat enjoable affairs In the hlslory or thal organlzatlomn. The rooms were IJrettly tlecorated whim tine club colors as wel as the national ensign. The banquet hal was lighted mosty hy means ot Japanese lanters hung In an odd msnner above time table The musical and literary hart of tine program was well re- celu'enl Air. Itaiptn'ertz onorell wel clnb I ) " a neat toast anll was followed hy Alice : lss Nora Wiliams. who orered 1 toast for the young mien which WIS respondell to by Mr. lr. 1 . ' 1' , l.wr ) ' . Aim' . A. H , Drexel made a short SPeech wishIng lIne club success. All tine nmiemnbers vere prciennt nmnmtl cinowered commipil- niiemmts UIOfl time ulifferemit eommnhttees for ttne nniattmmer 1mm uvinicin tine affair usas conndnnctrul , Alice Mlidrcul W'iliianmie gave a New Year's eve Party for time Itenelit of her young friends at ( hue inemime 'of inrr parents on Gecrgia are- anne cnn Monday evening. Invitothonma were sent oint to twenut"fl'e ) ho's annul girls amnni titose who realmomnded spent a ldes'ammt 'evenS lug iii gamnmes anti oilier annnusemmucnmts , A t the outset tinere uvais a little sin'nmess on tine vart of tluo boys , but sinen tine tao factions finally gal together es'erytinlng passeul off nnicely atmi wtnenm hue party broit' up ever ) ' onus watt uaan- ltmnoim In inratse of timeir 'ounmig ino.utesc. Aim' . anti Airs.S'Ihihams ware acsistenl in time iiinn- agennent of tine garneii amid mm tine serving of tine reresitmnenmts by Mr. annul Mrs. 'aiter II. \'hiliamnic , 'i'lnoso imnvhted were : iiiid.u liar- rows , Ella May hirownm , ileiemn Cauly , iiezsio Field , Ilessie Fcrtl , Aiar ) ' Frank. Mildred Lanias , Vivlam , Aid ) : uveil , Georgie Sninlthn , , lennie Wakefield , Mary Vooul , % 'iiiard liar- rout's'iilie hieulorti , Frantic hlryamnt , Dcann CanJy. harvey Clayton. Lauren irake , Mar- toni Frank , Jamrnee Godfrey , Artinnir ilarimniani , Max Loutlen , GUilt Maclucy , Batik Pollard , Clarence votter and .ioimmt Itobertnnonm , Alice ituby WillIams was tnlo prescmnt , Tine party broke UI ) Inn ( mine ( or tbe guests to weiconnne 18)5 at thneir own inoumies , PLi1NS FOR A PLAY hOUSE New Theater to Be Built by the Interstate IiflIfl'OVClflOtlt Oornuany Designed , WORK WILL 13E COMMENCED IN MARCh l'rojcetore hiilcnl , to Pnmlm timu EmmterInrlsC tO ant & : nnrmy Cunnpicttnnn-tetnutie Secured fmommi mine Architect's Draw- imigi nmmti leelgm , , Onmalma Is assured of one mica' tineater by time opening of next. season , amnti it mmia' be ( inst tlmore will be two mmew PlaY lnommse erecteni during tIne sprlmig annul snnnmumnner , The Interstate Intprovenmment conipaniy , wimlctn ace' time Imiterstate hold comupany , linus decided to erect a tineater on time old llernmlti site at Fifteenth and linirmicy streets , iegiim- imlng work as aeon its possible after Mnnrcin I. All thur stock inn tine hotel comnpammy lna beemi trammsterreui to tine immnpro'emnenmt cenipan ) ' , anti tue stockhnollcrc ina'c slgniifleti their uviii- imignness to aiioa' tinelr stock snunbscrlptions to be appiieti to a mmciv lntmne of this' imammna in Omnimima , All tine lirellnnuinari' 'u'oric Inns been uione , amid at. ( lie anmnntmai election of ( lie coin- iamiy muext Tumesda ) ' it vhih be dehtied imo Is to iiianagt. tine inounse , anti ( rota lmat sources tine niionr'y mmecc'sari' to imulitI tine strnmcttnre , $100,000 , uiil be taiceni , several loan comupa- flIes inavhng cffem'cui tine sinmmi of $100,000 , mint tine rate of imiterect Is tinoungint to be a ( rule itlgin. 'Fine nmuatter of nioumnty , however , cami b settled Cash ) ' , 05 OniB of tine stockhtoluiers , It is understood , line expressed a wiliimmgnccs to hunt ( ml ) tine ninonmoy mnecessary , If tine amnoumnmt catna.t b obtatmied for a less rate tinatu G iucr cent , Arelmltects Fisiner & Lawrlo have been vorkimng onm time lilanis of tlne nmeuu' tntnhlulimmg ever imuce tine Fifteenitin street lire , annul those Plants mare ) neon subummlttctl to tine hnotirti of directors mmmd approved , tine urcimitects lna- ing becnn requested to musics all hmeadway ums. sible Iii Itreparmmug time working drawings and ineciflcatiumis. Air. Plainer stateul yesterday lie tlnougimt tine lilanna anti siCCIfieatiOnc wotnid lie ready ( on- tine receptiomn of bluls by tIne last of February , maid work could commence , if it was thoungint absoimutely miocossar ) ' , March 1. Tine architects mayo benmm Innetruneted to limo. duce tlno very best results , anti tlney erie loa'- img nno 1ni'estigintloun or work uniuicne tinat will attaimi thuo enul desired by time directors of tine connpsmmy. Inn tine getiemal planu of tine ( mentor they lna'o at theIr comnnmnmtmmui tine latest annul best strunctmnrem , of this kind in Burette amid Amnuerica for study. LA11GE lIMENS1ONS CON'i'EMPLATEi ) . in tine mnualmn tine tineatcr iiortiorm of tIne strtnc- tnnrr in 1tt , 'rPtpI , nt tltu' t.nnnttuvent , arnpr cC liarney amid Fifteenutin streets will be eighty feet wide , I ) ) ' 1:12 : feet deem , tue otiner Portion of tine stmunctmnre boimig tlevoteti to stores on tine first story facinmg liammney antI Fitteentin streets , amid a itall aulapied for concerts , sminal I con vent I ionns , da mi e - lag annul amnmateur tineatrlcais is omm time sCcOmtti story over tine stcres , its dimimensionms beimig 52x100 feet. Tine anunmex on tine 0110) ' , svest of tine nunalnu buniltilnug. tinlrty'tlnree feet square , will be occupied by boilers , ennglmmes , dynamniot , a vemuthlatlmug Inlamit in the basenumemut , vinilo above are time dressing roomins ton' tine player folk , twelve in umtnnniber , anti also a scenne storage remn. Tue strnmctunro vlhl be built of pressed brick of a dtmrklsin built color , wltiu terra cotta trim- mhmugs , sonmewhnt lighter than tine color of tIne brick. Tine emmtire construction of time ( Inca- ter will be of fire proof materials. Tine first floors , balcony and gallery will be of steel beams , supporteul on iron coitmmnins , anti fire proofed underneatin. The stair eacas will immure similar construction , with marble treads , thereby insuring a completely lire prof buliduimg in all its parts. The auciltoriunn will be separated from time stage by an iron curtain , so constructed as to mayo amu air space between tine siueets of iron , cutting off effectually any fire that nnihglut arise on citiner side of time curtain. Time fly galleries on tine stage will also be fireproof. and of tine general construction. 1mm title cominection , it may be salul , tlnat ample provision inns been made in the way of fire escapes. From oil sectIons of tine btmiluing , and also from tine stage and dressIng - Ing roonns , escapes will run to tIne ground. TIne mznlmi entrance to tine ( mentor i.e iccateul accoru.iimng to the pianno on Fifteenth street , in the ccmnter of tlnc tlneater portion , annul access to the sammie Is had through generous doors. Inn front of thn main entrance will be a nmucln needed feature , a. finely propcrtionned covered portico , extending from tine building to tine sidewalk , twenty feet vide , and thirty-live feet long. 'this whii prove a substantial , as is a unique feature of Ommmalna tineater. , VESTIBULE AND FOYER. Atuehm might be said iq praise of time entrance - trance vestibule , wimich is fourteen feet wide annl twenty-ehgint feet long , treated in a pilaster effect , vitlm domed ceiling , the domno beIng panelled timid decorated witim rennois- amico Grnaunient. 'rito fcu'pr hrntniouifallv In tlu rear oC tine onitranice is fourteen feet wide , and extends time full length of the buihidlmng , nom'tlm anti soutlu. Fronmi ( mis foyer rise tine staIr cases , riglnt antI left , to tine balcony , wimlchm will be In a very hnamndsonne design of ormiannental iron work and marble. Ta tIme nortin of tine mniahmm emitranccm anti directly off time foyer is time ladies' boudoir , wlnile tine box 0111cc anti niolc- hnmg roonn are to' time left of time mmmain cnn- trance. Tine ladies' inouuiolr vlii be ( Inushned anti decorated In a dellcato effect , Tine parquet Is divided into five sections by aisles , and ina a seating capacity of 1175 , s'inile at cccli sIde of time proscemnlurmi arch Is located time stage boxes , two In number , nunui two tiers inn ineigint. itt addition to tinese boxes t1uer will be six logias abonmt th inarqmnet rail , capabie or seating from fonmr to temi iersonme each. 'Fine proseenutuun arch and its sides , according to tine plane , are trc'nuheui 1mm in bold , arelnitecturnil effect of classical lines , lmas'lng pilasters at eacln aide rising to tite full huelgmnt of tht audi , tine surfaces of whticim wilt lie treated with ennibiematic desIgns , a maceke of conimedy aniti tragedy. Tine dome over tine proscenlmmnm arcln Is eliptical In sinape , witin n'inuiiar decorattcmns ai on time slciea , 'i'luo balcony will man , mu seating capacity of G&0 , annul will aibo be mhiviuieui hmnto five see- tionts , w'lnIIe line gallery vJll have a scathing capacity of 000 , reached by an immulepenulennt fireluroof stair case on tine outin of tIne structure enclosed in brick walls. In general time seating inns beemn nleslgneti to give ample siaco Inn each row of seats , at tine caine lime preserving tine muiglnt linment wlticln mire no vitally essential iii every place of anninnsenuient. 'rune celilnig of time theater h designeul upon the best knnown mnetinouis in relation to utcomnctics , anti Is treated in a series of scgmnmenmtal arehmes , Tine roof will also be of hteei in keejulnig with the general design of absolnnte safety. IIS'lGN PltOMlSESVliLL. . Closely exammilneul , ( hue tletnnlhs alrcauly worked out elnuw tine style of aicinitectumre adopted to mo tite Itumilunn rennalnnnuance of iiortlnemmn Italy , tint ) beat exnnnninim'nn of winlchn ore to Inc foinmitl 1mm i0lorentCe , iica , iemmmna anti otlner towmnus of Ttmscamny , a style winicin lend itself by Its cinarmnlng detail anti gemner- onmti 'ail eurfnet , vIn'eimt ( to ann luical theater bmmiinlinng. All time urctnltt'ctural detail of tine imiterior u'lli Ito of tine mmanmie style , /mnntl tine dei'omationmun of tine mmmaimm wall surfaces will lie treateul iii a quiet annul dignllletl mnnnmmer , while tine ornnamtnemmhnnl uvorlc ui'ill be of time bezt kimnul tint ) artitt cmmn ProtlUCe. ( If tint' mall ninovo the stores much mnmhgint lie aItt mu itraise. Tine imutertor will be inn keeluhmig uulthi tlt beu ( of time inuhidinng in reettcct to orolnitectural detail anti decorailona annni in addithomn tinere 'Ill lue Iinnlti a bit of ormnamnnemm tal plunst er vuii k. mel mm g ( I mi ibimoui Inn inaril wood , vJticlm is also trnte of tine winolo atrtictnnre , A for lint. heating anti veintliatiung , anti Highest ofall in Leaveuin Power-Latest US Gov'c Rcport DVA1 B&king PowcIr OLflEL ( PL ! more especially the hatter , phans have bees carefmlll ) ' made , the ventilation syStem being kooa'n mis the i"sn iuyetemn , and so designed that time entire air area nmtay be changed at short lnnterrais. Tiirommgluout. It wiii be a mould iula imommse anti pieturesquo In keeptmmg for the purposes for which it is designed , rou THE 1L'QII SCHOOL. I'urtratt of 'atuhlngtou from ; time Son4 of time Amnncrlcztmm leviimntlnnn , At a meetitmg ot the Nebraska Society of tine Soni of tine mneriean Revolution , inltl yestertisy aftemmmoan at lt05 Fnnrmiann street , tine immuitter of followIng tine inrecetlemit of tine New York society , which Is prescntlnmg plc- ( mires of Vasimington to time vmmblio schools , was tnlcemm imp. It uuas niechloul to begIn with tine Ommuniunu illgim scinooi , anti a comnniitteo st1s uippoimmteni to Confer with time lrecluiemmt or tine hlonrui of Enhtmeathon anti line PrimnCiPai of tine hIgh school regninilnig amnitahie exer- clsea to bo imelul inn conmiectiomu whtin time mnres- emitathomn. Tine iuictnnm-o in qnmeation Is a magnificent reprouimnciont ( of tln ( anloims Bostomi Atiicnmemmnmm imortesit \'asinimmgton , by Stewart , tine exact aize of tine origlmial , ninth framnneti iii solid qnmartereni oak , It will bear a imibiet stating that it was lirceenited by time Nohnraska So- dci ) ' of tine Somms of tine Amerlcani hto'olu- thou. thou.At At thn nneetiimg yesterday mmfterncomi several tipiiiica thetis for mnmemnmierclnilvere received , and will tie acted upon as soomi as tine aim- ccstr ) ' recornl of u'acim has been passed timnon by tIme authorIties at 'uA'asinhmigtomn , Aninong tine cuiniuliulates are Air , Il. Olnicy l'alnmo of . Alnauvortim , Netu. ; Mr. Tlnonnas it , McNnlr , Fremuonnt ; N. Jaynucs amnti Johnmm'hisomn hiattlnm of ( mis Cli ) ' . 'l'lw society urns ( etnmnul to lie inn a hionnrislm- I mm g comnulit ionn , ii Itil I t uvn S uleeluienl to Inolti a b.nmnqmnet at tine tunic of its ammmmumal nmneethng , ott Fcbrmnary 22 mcxi , utrobaitly at tIme Commimmmer- cliii cimnin roommms , lr. Atnrelluuc iiowemi , tine 'ennerabie presi- dennt of tine soclot ) ' , fronui Nebraska City , luresluleti mit tlnis mnleetimng amid rccei'r'tl tine uvnirnmm uveicomniu of its unmemmibens , Must lie 1irn -i'ecihl , , Tuttige lrgtnsoiu litmiemueni to nrgumnentum ) 'cstertltm3' In tine case of W. 0. Albrhgimt agtilmmltt A. Cooie ) ' anti A. Eumst. The de- femniumnnts , us'cre tIme innrtmuer tinmul bookkeeper , mt'siuortl'ct ) ' , of . 'ihrigint. ' Aibrigiit clalma tinmnt tIne ) ' hixeti tin , ' books wimilo limo ) ' u'ero Inn innsimmesu , lii mtcim mm % ut ) ' tinat inc w'ttti tic ( runt . ti nil 0 f $ luotmot ) . 'i'lne Plttlmn I I IT , hour- even. , tilt nuot shuveif ) ' inn S'ituU lnan'tlculutr tine itotnIts mmmd beeni itxeui amid tine court or- tiered Itlmmi to tb to. - , ' % 'ihi Inntaht ( ) tlb'er , Carroll coummicil No , 141 , 't'otmnig Atcmi's tn- ttthttttt' , Inmive htusimeui lmm'itittiunms for tile inn- : utallntlonm of oilhcers nit Aiornmnmui'nm mmmii nmext \Vt'inestla3' t'venthnng. Aim in R'ieuttinmg lr- granmn uuiil uuUpinlemnit'nut time lmnstalluttiumn core- nnmonnium , S 11iL.o you e\'ei' s'eoui it. t'iiY of uhihiglit luiS ) ttc'm'ous a tiutm'kemu'tI i'oomn ? I lmtvu Yost iiotictd tIme imihilloims of inut'ticies of lIne dust 'luleli Itn rm'n : ( Itmuciose ? Somno Oh' timi.s cliinit ii ; tu1lOmI limb ) tlmtu luiig $ every ( lime yolt brentlme.Vhnoim it contalnia tine gem'mmmu ( if dis'mtse , mis It often uloca , they hind li1gmmni'mit iii time systeimi , ' .I'hmis Is lmo' ComlSUmtiItIOt ) % gct'inIS outer tine mugs , ' ' ' ' coumttiimmoti in L tine 'i'hnt'y nm'e expectora- , b tlomi of tIme conmsumnptlve patient , annd mirce j , tiirowmt oh'I : by conmglmlmmg , They soont becommie tlt3' , uimic 'itii tine mmii' amid mmmc timeit meanly ( 'or tlmoir deadly work. Now , mifter the germs lurc been In- limited , If tine conditions ave fntvot'mibie- tlmmtt Is' , If by reason of cold ot cough , 01' ntiiy hereditary cause , tine lungs or tilt' pnsmmges Imave bccouunc inmilamnmeti , or their tIssues on. ' air cells nmlm'ntlel , ammd Linus fl suitable soil prepared ftni Umo receptiomi of tine gem'ms-thmey lodge instantly - stantly , ( IL'VtlOIO quickly amid mntmltipiy 'ltht ninimmzlmig t'npldit3' . It , imow'eveu' , time lungs and air pnis- sages are in a hmeniltinA' coniditionm , amid time conslitutloni is sti'oug amid 'igorous , mmmitilme , uiumaltitMl , dust m'o3's time jmoisonnotns gem'mflii and expels tlmemu froumi tine sys- loin. loin.Tine Tine way , then , to pi'es'euit amid cure S consumimptlont is to ltit tIme botly Iii such a. condition of iieu'fccL ln'nitim thmnit time germs of disease can not find locigmeut , r or If already pi'esent , timmit , timeS will ie ticmitt'Oi'etl. 'I'iml can be elomic by tine 1150 of Oxoninimlsloun , limit , you music , w'ltnt Is Ozounimislun , amid mow does it imrevenut niimU eui'e colt- i'tummnptlomt ? \Ve will tell you. Ozomuutilslont Is a ntclemmtiflc prepmimation of coil I1'ci' oil lthn gunlmmcol. It Is a rk'li , hiquil food , ) ' ( ' ' us ml niutn'leiit , timid time only i'enmn'dy w'lnlclm cointalnis O'/.OniO nuui guni incol , Ozomne Is mi comtet'mtsed ) fom'mu of oxygen. 0x3'ge'mm , Its is well kmnos'nm , lu a gaseous S i'ieiuicmtt vhik'lm lthiS ( ) to stuport [ life , until fon'mmlti 22 11cm' CcItt. of tine nttmmiusplmet'e in s'hmichn 'o live. Ozone , om' comideimsed oxygeum , w'hioii tnlein Into tine blood mm Ozommuilsion , llliu titt genius of c'ousiumnp- lion , mimmtl thins ctmu'es time cllscuse. ( lunihacol 114 ii. 'ht'inin'nl Iwoniuict umimulo fn'ounn line i't'slmi of hilulo anti in'cchm ti'eeH , mtnd It Is tine 'oiatIle In'lneiPle ) ( nf t1'IM ' nugemit w'hnii'hm inntkes it mu'sldommnu inn limo w'oonls so Invigoratimig to tine coimnuumip- ' S Live. It iimct'enuic't tim ajiputite , lossomi tlmt t'oiighm , lW'ei's , I Inti telimpoi'attut'e miimd inontlum huts liijtuied smii'fnnces of line lungs. O'/.omui Ii 1141 OIl Cli i'OS Cu itsim II ) p I I 0 U 1)0- ( , tLtlse it. trlbes at nmmco nit tine real cuuliso of time ilisunmse-llne inoisommoiiH ' gtt'mfl S yi n I 'lnp rod Ii et' I I , I t I t I ntt i'ciIl- oIl ) ' iti ) O''U fl I I .0 1 1 no iii vI m id I iii m omul ii be tmui'mn for colmis , coughs , cOflutimmilitimml , ) , Ii I'Omnchii I in ; , vntolu mi emi lit , I a gmij mim , fist limniut , itiid miii itilmmnonlmtl'Y ) cnuiiplttiiitti - Scnti'tilnt , g'mioiin I ilol ill I I y , loss ( ) t II misln lumlmim & Co. , Ifit in mmmtnl 1)ougltms nntm'c'otni , ( ) nmuimlnut , ninth tln'y vhll lit , ik'ised : to toil _ 'tmnI Immure ithioiut. Ilnis sciemitilla irolmtll'a- ) I lout. 'I'hmere Is inn sr'rot nhnouit its eomn- position , anti idmysicimilis Il'lwcrllo ) ) It be- t'ntusun they bumos' Its Ingredienits amul lm1sV thmc'nmi to be gooti. I' A FULl4 LINE O1 FUREKA --ImNI- ) S Mme1 Yale's ' Remedies A t ( ho iiiA IY'l'Y CIJ'i'lhii { l'AItLOIIS. hider , . title l'uro 'J'rontiunomnt Iron nvUhn $2.00 lnmmrCinnunua. LADIES' TURKISH BATHS S A peclmity. : iuuhnn tluns ommly inhcu in tine cltl us Inrit gn tlonna'mi am" IntL trt'nuti'ti , iatlfutctinm gnimurnnnbn'nt imi unit our ssoek. All luitnum in tiC ln'iuiry ' mumnsaermnd pc'rsomimmlly. Auluirucc MRE. A. 8 , CONVR8 , 1013.110 Ihil iulhlhiING , Ownuimmi. S S S