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EPISODE IU TiE LFE OF MISS ANNA GOULD
loch'lf Htlll , Out the t ] 're.I.lltn 81R801
wih I.ot" of } : ntcrlnhlne"t-Hllcl'-
101 tn CII"t .Jlhn A. ( Jrll/htln
-Chllt ; of the Swcli , .
. U wa only In Incident In the life of MIsS
, Ann OnuM , who will be mnrrlell 10 Count
do CatolIiiie. bul I rent far 10 show how
lhorolrhly Ingenuous the young woman was
and Is , for that IllAtter. I was only nn
eplsole In a young life , hut l'ct.n1able for
Urn lack or dlllollCY i1ftphacd. )
When I " Anna Ooull was In Omaha last
spring with Irs. George aoultl . cnroutc west ,
the young lady : , with her chap ron. en-
- denvorcli 10 deliver a letter of IntrollneUon
, t to I young gentleman of the swelL set of
* Omaha , n letter of Intrelluclon from a IU'
, tual frisiul. A "cahby"ns called and nn
nrllres gleii "The Iachclors , " somewhee
. anI on some reel. The drIver of the four-
, wheeler knew ! little of the mythical morn .
; borg of the family , Incllelors hy name , but
his fare \ns an Icln to him. and ho 11d the
f best lie could to fnl the number which the
directory gave as the locnlou of [ The Dach-
. elers.
. fiowle&t woman : met 1lu Gould at the
f' first btoPIIIr { point an's . } rather overawed the
youn lady ; ( by InCormlng her that "there
ain't ru , such famiy as the Bachelors hlvhn' !
'ore.1 and slammed the door In her faca.
t This wa a Jolly I.nl for a young woman
l worth $1.OOOOPO , and she 1oohud al her
chaperon In thlrou\h diagust .
: Another examination of the directory and
: another n1nber was tried with hike success
and Miss Gould and her friend returned to
L her privatI car with an'thluE but pleasant
, thoughts of Omaha and directories In par- :
ticuhar. A newspaper man later , In search
; of Mr. George Gould . Informed the young
lady where The Bachelors had their estab-
Ishment , and a messenger boy was called
* ali dispatched with a nole to the young ! man
. . whom she deslre\ \ to meet for her New Yorl
friend's sale. An hour was set for the cahl.
. The young man was aglow. lie was to meet
the 11auhter ! of Jay Gould and a multI-heIr-
: ess. Ills barber. was besought to do his best ,
: his pantaloons were ncwly creased his palent
. - leathers were lIke looking glasses. In Il i
word he was ready to meet the young lady
who had gone to so much trouble to find
him . , \nd when he went down to the car ,
, which the note stated _ WS set on a sidetrack -
' . track near the Union depot he learned that
Mi- . Gould had changed his mind ali Instead -
stead of stopping over nIght In Omaha , as
Intended , had gone out on the fast mal
3 for the mornings shooting at Clarke.
I was only an Incident , but I showed
ho\\ genuine Miss Ooull was.
Apropos of the , vedding. It Is stated that
the Count anI' ( Countess de Castelane are
to bo the recipients of wedding gifts that
" 'ould make a Idng's ransom . Already Tif-
fny has been overrun with orders for gifts
' for the bride and groom. Sir Hoderlcl Cam-
orono whosl daughter , Miss } ittIe . Is to act
as one of the bridesmaids , has selected as
lila gift a beautiful bon bon spoon of great
3 value. The gift Is of pure gold. I Is round
, In the shape In the bowl and has thc handlc
. set wih rubles , emeralds ) , and diamonds of
Durest color and of large size. Its cost Is a
trifle over $5,000. Miss Klle Cameron has
ordered splendid garter clasp. I Is of
heavy frosted gohd cut In open work style.
In the center of the buckle Is a large dia-
snond which was especially cut at Amster-
dam. I is about 2' Icarats but before It
, 'wag " cutS It weighed nearly twice that. I Is
I ' flawless. A unique present Is the one
to be sent by the I'rlnce del Drago to the
. Count de Caztchhane. He has ordered a pipe
so adorned with gold , silver , and gems , as
4 to make I a valuable work of art. As a
companion to the pipe , Drockholst Cutting .
' also one of the ushers , has ordered ' match-
safe of gold as' his personal gift to the
r . count. I Is also of great value and bears'
4 in repousse work a splendid ( copy of the
: painting of the "Nymphs and the Satyr. "
* c Mrs. Klngdon , the mother of Mrs. George
Jay Gould , has ordered a splendid jeweled
44 , chatelaine as a wedding gift .
. But so far the most expensive present . ordered -
dered , and at the same time one of the
; most beautiful , Is the gift of Dr. and Mrs.
: George F. Shrady whose daughter Is the
' wife of Edwin Gou1d. I consIsts of a diamond -
mend cohlarette . with ropes of diamonds ,
the ends of whIch form a countess' coronet.
t Mrs. Edwin Gould gives a magnificent gUI
of three ropes or rare pearls. The two
- L gifts cost not far from 50000. Mrs. Theo-
gis Sutro's gif Is to be a splendid jeweled
comb of rare artistic beauty. : I was made
I In London especially for the purpose for
h , which I Is Intended. ,
I In France they have been looking up the i
personal record of the prospective bride-
: groom anti they find that no feminine
, scandal has ever been connected with his
name ; that he Is neither I gambler at the
many circles of Paris nor al the race tracks
c and that ho has occupied his time wIth the
manlest of sports In place of the usual (1Is-
slpatons wil his colleaguos. Uo Is a rood
shot , a good horseman and Is remarkably
popular amen his associates although his
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, rather feminine appearance has given him ,
' the familiar s brlquet among them of " 'pow- !
' del puff. " The family Is one of the three i
or four most esteemed of the ancient regime
and hil wife will certainly be assured , I
' accepted by his varents of an immediate
' ' entree Into the most exclusive circles of the
. Fnubourg St. Germain.
The statement that he first met Miss Gould
In New York Is incorrect lie made his addresses -
dresses to her whie she was under the
) , chaperonage of Miss Fannie Heed , sister of
Mrs. 1nran Stevens In Paris When PrInce
. Bozan do 1orlgordo , son of the Princess de
Sagun appeared a a suitor , Count do Caslel- !
Info retired . Miss Gould refused PrInce
Bozan and lied from Paris to London whOfO
ip abe joined her brother and was taken home
by him Count de Castelano folowe her
. to Now York and the marriage Is the re-
s. : ' , Bul.Miss
: Miss BeatrIce Richardson , who Is to be
the principal bridesmaid at the Gould wedding ( .
ding tomorrow , Is not unknown to a number
i of Omaha society I'eople. Miss Richardson
Is the daughter of Mr. A. Frank Richardson
of New York City . who his for years been
. . the eastern agent of The Omaha l3eo. The
. fan ly went to New York origInaly from
, Iowa. Miss Richardson Is the only daugh-
tee , a clever blonde , gracefully slender , and
I long a bosom friend of Miss Anna Oould.
, ' She attended \ the Misses Brown's school while
t quite an Omaha delegation was there as
- boarding scholars , Including Miss Cndy , Miss
' Colpetzer nnd Miss Webster , She hater be-
came a student at Ogontz , and It was there
' : L that her acquaintance with Miss Gould
. ripened Into close Intimacy. During their
; European outing two years ago , Mr. Curtss
t' Turner and Mr. Cart an of this city ran
- 1' ' across the party wih which Miss Ichardsou
' : WIS traveling . anti elJoyed her acquaintance
: \ for a brief period. Miss Richardson Is ro-
3 ' 4 leered to In the New York papers as the
- . . r hlndsomest of the whole bridal party
, kI
Since the Miller-Drake wedding society
t has been Indulging In many llleasln trib-
. ' utes to those who arranged so delightful an
' ensemble , for although simple , there was a
; charming atmosphere preserved not only In
, decorations , but In aU the arrangements
, . . , connected with the ceremony . The bride ,
' who was one I f Omaha's most charming
, : society favoritea . has every reaon to feel
: proud or her reception , and In Point of ex-
: elusiveness , and the number of well known
4' PeOple In attendance , It was distinctly one
. ot the events of the pre-Lenten season . occur-
, - ring u I did on Shrove Tuesday. The go-
away gown of the bride set off her young
beauty splcndldlY being of brown crepn
. trimmed with velvet with a black velvet
, hat to match , Previous to the wedding Mr.
1 . k Ibert Miller gave a dinner to his groomsman -
man at the Millard , which was mOil deiight-
I , ful , Saturday evening of last week , the
guests being Mr. Charles Mihler . Mr WI-
kin , Mr. ititchie. 11. Sam Megeath , Mr.
. Wi Clark . Mr. Seth Dralte. As an afer-
4 math of the wedding Mr. and Mrs. C , S.
J Monhomery gave n luncheon Wednesday at
I , the Omaha club In honor of 11. and Mrs.
7 ' Charles Miller of Franklin , ra. , uncle and
, aunt or the groom wbcb was ole of the
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I , . J. Drake completed the guests about the
table . _ , _ _ _ _ _
Upceptll to ( IIIL John A , tteIgIttoz.
Notab10 among the clttr event ot the
past week was the reception tendered by the
l'rMIenl ] and feculty of CrelRhlon university
to hln. John A. Creighton on Monday oven-
II , l eLrlar ) ' 25. The ! lgllfclnce of the oc-
cn lon was time public nclcnow1ehgment of the
of the
olral nunouncl'ment ot the conferring
title tf count by 1ol Leo XIII. upon Mr.
Crlhton , In leclgulllm or the work done
hmy hini In fIulHlng and lalntnlnlng the Institutions -
8ltulon which ID his name. The large
reception ti Ion wa artistically dcrnted
with time . \Iurlcan. Ilapnl and Creighton unl-
\rsl ) ' c.iors. , IICIMI ) scattered around ,
the rcl were potted 11.lnh. bouquets ot
fo\erl In,1 , brilliant candtIbra , adding ( a
rich amid : rare chlrm l : th ! misc en < ctnc of
beauty ) , elegance mil Iulurl. After the ad-
ueses b ) repreentnUw ; of thl institutions
with which 11r [ . Creighton has enriched time
city , time guests , amid the strains of a mando-
ln orchestra , IJcnt n couple of hours In
tJerollly eongrtulalnr Count Crehhton on
time dhtngulRhetl honor stowed upon him.
Society \ ; ! veil represented , as may bl seen
from the nalncs ot sonw who Wlle prlsenl :
lit . le , ' . Hcharl Scannel , 110mm. anl Mrs.
John A. MeShane . Dr. antI Mrn. D. C.
Bryant , : . and Mre. John lmh , le\ ' . John
. Tenntte , Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Coac } . Mr and
Mrs. John D. Crolghton , Mr. Jams : CI'IIrh-
lon , Mr. anll Mrs. J. \Vooiworth . Mr.
antI Mrs. John A. 8chencl , Miss Schenck , Mr.
and Mrs. M. A. McGinn , D : . antI Irs. J. S.
I.'oole , Mr. Frank lcGnn ' . Mr. and Mrs M.
Cannon , MI. aim' ] Mms. J. n. lulay,1I' , suit Mrs.
George Frug. Mr. antI Mrs. 11. M. Iiuycr .
Mrs. a. M. IdeShmnne Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
Itustin. Mr. and Mrs. lred Nash Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Cudahy , Mr. and Mre. 1en
Gahlaghcr. Mr. Inll Mr . J. 11. llcTa ue , Mrs.
n 1lcShI1ne. Mr. anti Mrs. J. J. O'Connor ,
Dr. anl , Mrs. Y. 11. Uoftmami ! ra. 1 ; Mc-
Shane . Mr. and Mrs. J. I Woodard . Mr. and
Mrm. C. Y. Gallagher . \ . A. W. Riley , Mr.
and Mrs. James 1lcShane. Mr. and Mrs.
James O. Gilmore . Mr. and ! ra. M. II. Mad-
len , Mr. and ! rs. Joseph A. fluid , Dr. and
Mrs. J. 1' . Kinsler Hev. Thomas Walsh Rev
S. Carroll , Rev. D. 1orlarty , Dr. W. O.
Henry Mr. and Mrs. John A. Telnl11ron ,
Dr. 11. 1' . Jensen , Dr. S. K. Spalding , Dr.
and Mrs. ' \V , H. Martin , Mr. and ( Mrs. Joseph
A. Conner Dr. 'and Mrs. W. E. Ilarris . Mr.
James O. Phiippi , Dr. and Mrs. S. H.
Towne , Mrs. John Dougherty , Mr. Jules Lum-
bard , Dr. A. 11. Carter , lion . and Mrs. Joseph
Barker Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thggart . Mr.
C. Morgan . 11ss Morgan , Mr. and Mrs. C.
.1. Smylh , Dr. Charles Allison , Mr. and Mrs.
.1' D. 1lnalln. Mr. and Mrs. 1 ; Lange , Dr. and
Me's. .T C. Moore Mr. and Mrs. W. A. I. , Gibbon -
bon Mr. and Mrs. H. MunchmhoiT . l'rof Id. S.
McCarth , flr and Irs. Ctarles Itosawater
Mr. and ) Mrs. A. I.el Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
1rahoney , Mr. and \ Mrs. A. 1cGa\'ock. Mr. :
and Mrs. John Bnumer , Dr. and Mrs. It. \ \ ' .
Connehi . Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Llr ) ' . Mr. and
Mr ! Mahoney . Mrs. James Malone . Miss
liar ) Malone . 11. and Mrs. James Taggart ,
Pro. Charles Crowley Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
lecltham. Mr. Michael Donovan , Mr ! .
Campbell Gerard , Miss Creighton . Miss Annie
Campbel , Miss Gallagher . Miss flurkley .
Misses Mary amid Catharine Bradley Miss
flurkhmarmi Miss Lcary , Messrs. Edward and
Chnrles Fiirmy Miss Cannon , Mr. Jesse O\cn3.
Mr. . Idmund Krug . Mr. Joseph A. Madden ,
11. , Maurice DOI/an. Mr Richard Cross.
BesIdes these letters of congratulations and
regrets were received from his eminence
Cardinal Gibons , ex-Oovernor lloyd Hon.
W. J. Onaiman lion I' . L. Fey Frank Mur-
phy and others.
11 ! rA. 1.llt"8 Rciismngton.
In honor of her laughter Mrs. Joy Morton
of Chicago Mrs. George D. Lake gave one of
the most delightful entertainments of the
week 'on Monday. The rooms were prettily
decorated In yellow roses and ferns. During
the afternoon extremely delIcious refresh-
monte were served. Those present were :
Mrs. C. H. Gardner , Mrs. Wood Mrs. Wi- I
lam Itodick Mrs. J. R. 1tingwalt . Mrs.
Robert Ringwalt . Mr . Drdord , Mrs. D.
\Vheeler . jr. . Mrs. Wessells . Mrs. Warren' .
Rogers , Mrs. T. H. Hngal , Mrs. A. J.
Poppleton Mrs. 'Voolworth' . Mrs. P. C. Hall ,
Mrs. Cowin , Mrs. J. H. Ciarleson Miss Col-
her . Mrs. Keller , Mrs Joseph R. Lohmer
Mrs. Charles 'V , Lyman Mrs. , Philip Potter ;
Miss Iaacs , Mrs. Sharp , Mrs. Garneau Mrs
Burns , Mrs Barton , Mrs. F. H. Davis Mrs.
E. L Lomax , Mrs. C. Will Hamilton . Mrs.
LevI Carter , Mrs. D. D. Wood Mrs. J. J.
Drown , Mrs . hitchcock , Mrs. " W. J. liughoc
Mrs. George G. Bowman Mrs. Charles H.
Brown 1rs , Brook , Mrs. L. Id. Bennett .
Mrs Horbach , ' Mrs. H H. Clarkson . Mrs.
M. T. Barlow Mrs. Ilacho Miss Bache Mra.
Chambers , Mrs. Ilritchett . Mrs Z. D. Knight
Mrs. Klpatrlcl" , Mrs. S. D , Darkalow , Mr ! .
Joseph Barker . Mrs : Harohl Gifford , Mrs.
Haler , Mrs. Gilbert . Miss Butterfield . 1rs ,
Ierb wcr. Mrs. Deal , Mrs Patterson . 1rs ,
Alfred Millard . Mrs Yost Mrs. Howard
Smith , Mrs. Yates Mrs McConnel , Mr3. .
Deuel. Mrs. Morgan , Mrs. Connell . Mrs. Per-
Ine. Mrs. O. M. Carter Mrs. Hussey Mrs.
C. L. Deu l. _ _ _
l.t ( "UUII i1iIiSIie.
Mr ; Yates' dancing class terminated the
pre-Lenten season most charmingly Monday
evening with a cotlon at hillside . Mr.
Charles Wilson leading There were anum-
her ot new figures Introduced and the final
dance Qf the season , was thoroughly enjoyed
by those present , who were : ' Mrs. Smith of
St. J03eph. Miss ' ll , Miss Burke , Ml03
Dewey , Miss Thral , Miss Deane Mica
Kountze. Miss Palmor. Miss Hamilton . Miss
Mary Nash Mia . Mabel Baiconthe , 1Uis
Pratt . Miss Ringwalt , Miss Yates Miss .Des- I
sle Yates Mr. Sanuders ) Mr Gannett. Mr. .
Wi Doane , Mr. Patrick , Mr. John Patrick , ,
Mr. Glhert , Mr. Carter , Mr. Walter Smith ,
Mr. Garneau Mr. Horbach , Mr. Hamilton ,
Mr. ] oo\mler. \ Mr. Penn , Mr. Ulolc . Mr.
Turer. Mr. Kountzo Mr. Davis , Mr. Pal-
mer , Mr. Clifford Smith. The prize favors
were won by Miss Mabel Dalcombe and Mr.
Frank Hamilton , the fOler receiving a
beautiful cut gll59 vlnlagrete and the latter
a silver mounted knife The souvenir favors
were sterling bookmarks for the young women ,
antI umbrella clasps for the men
II lullr Ir 'fhch' mIrer.
On Monday evening MIsses Kate and Liz-
zlo Phillips , 840 South Twenty-fourth street ,
entertained In honor of their sister , Miss I
Lena l'hllilpe. About thirty couples were
present Eight games of high five were
played , Miss Mary Sullivan wInning the
ladles' first prize and Miss Minnie Hohrs
the booby. Mr. . Harry Garrison carried off
the gentleman's first nrlze. and Mr. Charles
1-'rles took the booby At ' o'cloclt delicate
refreshments were served , after which n
musical and literary program was carried
out
Among those present were : Misses Alice
Statler . Margaret Sullivan , Hannlh ' 'roster ,
Shears Nellie Larsen , nOhrs , Margaret Well-
man Nellie Snlvan , lenrleta Fries , Mar
Sullivan. Edna Klelnlen : Mrs. Corey , Mrs.
ltohrs. Mrs. Waterbury , Mrs. McLaron Mrs.
Khionilen. Mossrs. Garrison , G. Prides , IV
Thacler. H. J. 'Frostier , I. Thoeheclter , n.
10. Sullivan , M. I" . 'FrostIer . C. Khienlien .
C. I.'reles. n. Copelaimd J. S. Trosilor , J.
Sullivan , C. 1" . Coffey . n. lu'lvm. Ialmetrce ,
lChionhien . L. Copeland 'r. Albright , ! c-
Laron , n. Kleinllcn . C. 1" Butler.
Nlnlh .tmnmvt'r.iary Surprise l'imrtr.
Friday evenIng a successfully carried out
surprise party was cOluummated on Ide and
1r . George Cott , 2216 ! a..m. Mica Nera
lanafan and Mrs. W. J. 1luln : being the
originators. The occasion was the nlnlh anniversary .
nlverary of Mr. and Mrs. Cott'a wedled life ,
and In token of the jues ' esleem a coin-
plete set of china wa Presented thorn DurIng -
Ing the evening nine games Cf high five were
played , Miss Rose Lindatrom and Mr. Chris
Butler winning the first prizes and ! rs.
J loln and ! n. William Col the booby
awards Dainty refreshments were eerved , durIng -
Ing \\llch Mr . George Cot : and Mr. isIil'cr made
delightful short speeclie.m . and Mr. nuter :
selection amused . all with a well recited humorous
Thee present were : Messrs. and MeJames
I William Cott , C. Miller , C. E. Allen . 11.
Walker D. II. Sal\ownlrl , George Mock ,
W. J. lamln , Apple GI51ple , George Colt ; !
Miss2s Llngstrol , Holland , Swanson , han-
aan ; Mrs . Little ; Messrs. forward , Miner ,
Evans , C. F. Ilutier .
i\ ( , , , lUl" Iurt'rl , ,
Arthur HakelY , a gelial fast mal con-
dueler on the Union Pacific , his beep known
to sit and laugh at the Idea of any ono ur-
prising him , but on his birthday , Friday ,
the 22d ot February , when great men are
born. a surprise unequaled was perpetrated
by his wife Mr. Uakel ) ' , by prearrange
ment , was invited to I 6 o'cloek dinner ; on
returning home lt 8:30 : he found his mansion
as dnrt 1 n pocket , but on entering the
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lights were turned on , dlRclostnc I gay crowd
of people. Time presents , whIch werE claim"
orate anti numerous , were presented In a
unique speech by his genial friend , 3. E.
Ba te3.
Recitations , vocal amid Instrumental music
well enjoyed with perfectly prepared refresh-
tnents by Mrs. Dnkely later In the evening.
Time following were prcsentJ Mr. and Mrs. J.
Do Graff , Mr. and Mrs. Stacks and ( daughter ,
Mr. and MrA. Charles Brown , Mr. mind Mu.
J. E. Bntes , 11. anti Mr ! Race antI daughter ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. 1. Baxter , MrJ. Nora
Lemon Mrs. Dolan , Mrs , Warren . Mr. and
Mrs. O. H. Curtis . Mr. and Mrs. A. Bevans
and \ ton , Miss Littlefield , Miss Orr , Mr. and \
Mrs. J. Irlcharll , Mr. anti 11S. A. D.
Stiles . Miss F. Ii. Dates , Miss Lula Dolan
MIsses De Graft , Miss Walrod , Mr. and Irs.
C. L. Wilcox , Mrs. Nora 1cCuo and Miss
mdtr of Crete , Neb.
'I'h" ; llrU , nr Imnei' .
Knowing that time peniental scasotm ! dawned
with the stroke of 12 on " 'elnesllay morn-
lag , the men anti \ women who were guests at
the Mardi Gras dance at Moranlls hal Tuts-
day evening trade \uch of the last oppor-
tunity to dance Shrove Tuesday Into Ash
Wednesday. The evening was very pleasant
the guests were In dancing humor anti time
night In consequence was one of time jolliest
society hal experienced for n long time.
Those participating were : Mr. anl Mrs.
Pritchett . Mr. and Mrs. Hemlngton , Mr. and
Mrs. McCormick Mr. and Mrs. W. ' . Wy-
man , Mr. and Mrs. I ) . H. Wheeler , jr , Mr. and
Mrs. Carter , Mr. antI Mrs. Cha1bers , Dr. and
Mrs. Glord , Mr. and Mrs. Keller , Mr. nml
Mrs McShane , Mr. and Mrs. Page , Mr. ant !
Mrs Warren Rogers , Mr. and Mrs. Wi
Hedlct ! , :11. and Mrs. Carson , Mr. nnd Mrs.
Davll Inlm , : r. anti Mrs. : I. A. Hal , Mrs.
Yates , Mrs. Intrlck , Miss Hi 'f Boston ,
Miss Barnard . Miss Dewey , Miss lluchceye ! . ,
Miss Chase , Miss Cimaumdler . Miss htingwait . i
Miss Palmer , MIs' Thrali . Miami Doano , Mice
lrard. Miss Curtis . Mrs. Herbert Miss
Alexander Miss Buck , Miss lurlte , Miff
Bessie Yates Mrs. fl . C. Smith , Miss Loner-
gan Mrs. Wool , 1l. . John I'ntrick Mr.
Wnler Smith Mr. Pierre Garnean Mr. Saun-
dora Mr. lialtirige Mr. Wilson , Mr. Davis ,
Mr. Culingham , Mr. Carter , Mr. hlorbachi
11' . Palmer , Mr. Doano Mr. Hamilton . Mr.
Gimlets . Mr. Muhlqn . Mr. Zug Mr. Clark
Hedlc ! , Mr. Victor Rosewater , Mr. lietit Mr. !
Frank Darling . Lieutenant Penn , Major i
Crowdcr.
Jclghthtt mini , Inty ,
Union Pclfo Couucl No. 1069 gave
another of their delightful high five parties
In their hal In The Bee building Thursday
evenln [ ; . The entertaInment committee for
189 , consisting of Messrs. flauglmmnan . hleth
.Keyes , Cochran and Frenzel made the evening -
Ing a very enjoyable one. The first prizes
were won by Miss Ilnton and Mr. Charles
G. \ybal. Mrs. D3ughman mind Mr. SaclteU
lalnE second prlzcs. At the conclusion of
tIme dlstrlbulen of the prIzes refreshments
were served In the banquet rcm and heartily
enjoyed by the following gueHs :
Mr. mind Mrs. H. C. i3aughmmnan . Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Sheldon , Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Preston -
ton Mr. and Mrs. 'V. 1. Sherrdcn , Mr. and
Mrs. W. P. Caml1hel , Mr. and Mrs. G. M.
hunter , Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Sander , Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Canfiehd . Mr. and Mrs. G. P.
Croimlc Mr. and Mrs. James Id. ilendric Mr.
and Mrs. 'V. I' . Davis Mr. and Mr ! . A. L.
Conner Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith Mr. and
Mrs. Ii. H. Salisbury . Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Kimball . Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Vieriing . Mr.
VlerlnMr.
anti Mrs. G. D. Patterson . Mr. all Mrs. Harvey
Ilinton Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hutciinson Mr.
and Mrs. l. J. Sackett Mr. and Mrs. F. L.
Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Id. C. Kidder Mrs.
H. \ \ ' . Dybail , Mrs. M. J. Wilbur , Mrs L.
H. Kerty Mrs. A. P. Brink ; Misses Nor
\ooln . C. Van Camp Mae Lawrence E. D.
Chandler ; Messrs. S. lleth . H. S. Cochrane .
Brink P. F. Frcnzer , I E. McKelvey , 'V.
D. Taylor James Stephenson jr. , George D.
Dybal , Charles G. Dybali.
' h\rstol IifioNoto : .
The return of Captain Scharf from Chicgo
last Sunday morning was a source of much
gratification to the members of tu > company.
This Is the first opportunity that Captain
Scharr has had lo be with his men since
the drill In Lincoln last August and his
presence Sundny , was appreciated by fcers
and 'men. , ,
.
Sunday afternoon Captain Scharf took
command and the company marched to the
Young Men's Christian association to attend
the patriotic service In honor _ of the "Fathor
" . - , -
of His Country" _
Monday evenln the company ' gave their
first outdoor drill ! of the season on Douglas
street , which called forth much applause
from the bystanders.
At a recent meeting of the rifles Mr. C.
II. Lehmann was elected a member of the
company.
Private Scrambln was sUddenly . called to
his home In' New York City ' lamt Sunday on
account of the death of his mother.
Mr Will J. Foyo has been nnanlmouslY
recalled by the company tQ' take his dlii
position as first leutenant i
Tomorrow evening wi occur time regular
monthly Inspoctlomiof the company In slate
servIce uniform All trlends' the company
are cordially invited to witness the cere-
mony. ssemblY _ 8:15. :
m airs . 'oc\1 Entertains.
The evening of' Washlngton's birthday wae
very pleasantly spent ' by tIme Philharmonic
club. Mrs. Yoctmni entertained , the parlors
beIng brIllIantly lighted and decorate to
typify the occasion. An old painting of
Washington looked , very Imposing , centered
In the draperies and ribbons of the national
colors The lamp phades throughout the
room were cf the same hues. All the ap-
polntments were identical wlh the evening
a clever idea being shown In the ecore cards
which were fashlon In the shape of hatchets ,
each one bearing a miniature flag. Cards
were played until haIr past 10. when the first
'
prizes were awarded Mr. and Mrs. 1orlarty ,
! Is. Moriarty winning a uniquely painted
cup and saucer . howlng a minuet of time
colonial tmes , Mr. James Drennan and Miss
Anna Drennan won- second prIzes , which were
respectively a c.Uvcr card case and a bon bon
spoon. Light refenhmenls were served.
after whIch new amusemets were introthicad.
The party was entertained throughout the
evening hy guitar , piano and vocal solos.
ntlell .I'arty lt 1.lcwl.1 huh :
A very pleasant dancing party was given
last Monday evening at Idlewld \ under
the auspices of the N. B. C. . a club of young
ladles , or which Mrs. C. E. Dickson Is n
successful chaperon . The committee on II-
range.lents was : Miss Edna Patch , Misses
Cameron and Misses Sheldon During the
evening Mr. D. K. Solomon entertained the
guests with a very pleasing novelty dance ,
for which he received I hearty encore. A
very refreshing luncheon was served during
the Intermission.
Those present were : Mi- anti 'Mrs : Smih ,
Dr. and Mrs. UpJohn , Mr. and litre . Dickson .
Mr. amid Mrs. Stoker , Misses Sheldon , Olive
Sheldon Cameron , B. Cameron Patch. Gos-
ney , A. Gosney , Hartman Eaves , Young .
Hce , Palen , Knapp Jefries , Hal em , Mc-
Culoh , Gunnel , htobertaon . Hill , Miller :
Messrs. Cameron , Gilbert , Haynes , Gosney
J. Gosnoy , Solomon , Cheatwootl Knapp Van
Dorn , Buzzel , Trimble , B. Trimble , Patton ,
A. Paten , McCuJoh , Sheldon Newcomb
Zarp. Nicklas , Dlelson , Vogle , Whitman
Borgin Scheler ! , Dean
: lrprl & c,1 : rp. I. I jcUowll.
A very enjoyable high five surprise was
given last Friday eVEning II honor of Mr.
G. McGowin at her home , ] t South Sixth
street. high five was the order of the
evening . after which refreshments were
served antI other games Indulged In. The
first prIzes were captured by Me Guy Pal-
mer and Miss 1" lartwl : . 'rhe consolations
wore awarded to Mr. Walker and MIss II.
VinquIst
The guests were ; Mr. and. Mrs. Guy Pal-
mol Mr. timid Mrs. W. Scott . Mrs. G , ' Mc-
Gowimi Mrs. Ed Kirkland : Misses HOle May .
Amanda Bergquist , Hose hlolcroft , Edith Vln-
quit , 1 ; lartwlg , Ilda Vlnlulst ; Messrs.
WIIII n. Benson , H. P. Vlujulst , H. Gear
G. A. nenson , hi , Johnston Lewis Scott .
VIctor E. Benson , George Swanson , A. Pro-
las . Ita , C. I. Walker , Ifd Kirkland , 1 ; War-
8hl\clpraro lorton or Unity Club.
Friday evening occurred the last meeting
of the Shakespeare section et Unity club for
the season "KIng Lear" was tie play con-
slmhercfi ( . Miss McHugh , the director , spoke
of the sources , structure , movements and
spirit of the tragedy , saying of the last that
It seemed Elizabethan rather than baibarous ,
as ito many Shakespearean writers halo ! ro-
nouneed It. Miss McHugh said further that
If one believed In the 'TitanIc" period of
authors , H must be granted that "KIng
Lear u'arks the height of Shakespeare's
, . , . .
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Titanic perl&j.A fine analysis of the leading .
Inl charactt dT th play was then given
After 1 general 111scn9slon the members ex-
pressed theIappreclatIon ot Miss Mc-
Hugh's efcl \ ( , work In behalf ot the clnb
amid efcliOrk a continuation of the
section time mfug year
1'rogremIve Illh t'l" Wmt ' 'IRre.t
Last Tue nAvenlng Miss Ale Manning
tendered ( n very enjoyable progressive high
five party to her friends at her home 2309
California sk In commemoration of her
lt
birthday anTiYsary. Mr Robert Walsh
and Miss N6Fa Uoolng were awarded the
first prizes , antitIr [ . George Harris and Miss
Anna leywoo(1cre ( time recipients of the
consolaton plz . At the conclusion of the
games refreelmfits [ were served , anti It was
nol until an-hrly hour Wednesda morning
that the folowllg guests departed for their
respective homes : Mr. all Mrs. L. 'V.
Maine , Imir and Mrs. 11. B. Intel ; Misses
FItzpatrick , Brwn , foolIng . Onlatn ,
nownn , Hoywood , "Twiss , Moves : Messrs.
Patterson , 'alsh , Fremmzer , Fleming , Noo-
nan , Doolng , Warburton , 1.'nrnsley anti Har-
'
ris. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
i'realuieuItCleveIm1mI'sMothmer-Iu-Luv ! Conll : !
W ASINGTON , March 2.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-Senator ) Manderson has received a
letter from the wife of Iresllent Cleveland .
Informln him that her mOlhcr , ? ' . Per-
vine , will arrive In Omaha on ' 'leslay. the
lth inst. , and stop nt the Paxton for two or
three da's. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Clint or Socl"I ) ' .
Mr. [ Joyce heft for the east Wellnesllay.
Mrs. A. J. Heed has returned from Chi-
cago.
cago.Mrs. . J. H. Baum has returned frOmn a visit
to 1.lncoln.
The Misses Yates have returned from
Portand , Ore .
Mrs. P. H. I.onas of Chicago Is visiting
.
Mrs. Frc,1 latcnrath.
Miss Kate Cavenaugh or Osceola , Ia. , Is
visiting Miss Llzzlo Fay
Mr. W. Parnam Smith returned Tuesday
nIght front an eastern butle ! s trip.
Miss Palmer has returned from St Joseplm
where she was the guest of Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. E. W. Nash has gone to htexbtrg
Idaho to visit her sister Irs. A. M. Carter.
Mr. Quay left on Thursday for Washington -
ton D. C. , lef ' he will remain I fort-
night. _ ,
Time Infant laughter of , Mr. and 1r . C.
S. Hayward didjon Thursday , the 281h oF
' .
February.
F'rbrlary. 2
1 rs. Carrie ] 1ale ) ' anti daughters left
Friday for Chicago , where they will reside
In tIme future.
Mite Tatunm who has been the guest of i
Mrs. Walter D. Hargreaves of Lincoln , has
retured home.
Miss Mdflano who wa brI1mald at the
Drake-Miller wedding ( . retured yesterday to
her home In Dodge . In .
Miss O'nrlen of tlurhimigton . Ta. . who has
been the guest of Mrs. E. C. McSlmane IcU
for her home on Tuesda ) ' .
Manager 'V. J. Burgess left for Chicago
yesterday to meet his wife who has been
)
visiting friends at Pontiac , III.
visitng Pontac I.
Thursday night Senator anti Mrs. Tlmurston
General and Mrs. Cowin anti ( Mr. Pierce left
In a private car for Portland , Ore.
The society editor must state once more
that notices written on both sides of the
paper can be gl\"ell no consideration.
The U. S. F. D. Ladies' cub will give
another of is . entertaIning dancing parties
at Morand's hall Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Oeorg S : Ralston wife of the man-
ager of 'Vorthlngton Military academy , LIn-
coIn Is the 4tieof Mrs. L. A. Garner.
Mrs. J. H. O'Gorman entertained a num-
her of friends at her home. 1621 Manderson
, streol. one avenlnG last week at high five.
Mrs : B. . Howar'ayno of 520 North Twen-
ty-sixt streetiI : for I guest Miss Neva
Kelly . . i favorite , ol the swell set of St. Louis.
Miss Alice Drak . who was at home , rom
St. Katharlne's 'h'n for her sister's wedding -
ding , returned to Davenport Thursday even-
Ing.
Ing.Mr.
Mr. Justin D. Porter , storekeeper for thQ
Union Pacific Coal company at Hanna 'Yyo. .
was shaking hands with his Onafla friends
lat week " - -
Mr. and Mrs. Captain D. S. Parkhurst of
2802 South Nineteenth street will entertaIn
the "Oklahomas" next Thursday . evening , at
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'high ' live. - . : - , " .
Idr. and Mrs. Charles ' D , \Vilson have
moved to 272 South Ninete pth street , and
will be pleased to receive all frIends at their
new home.
Mrs. Andrew Haas , 131 South Thirtieth
avenue ; gave a charming kensington FrIday
I afternoon. Sixteen ladies were present and
the day was delightfully ! p nt.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Porter left Wednes-
day afternoon for Hanna 'Vyo" , Mrs. Porter
having spent the past two months visiting
her fatlmer Mr. 3. 'V. Holmes of this city.
The wedding or W1ard B. Moore of Kala-
mazoo , Mich. , and Miss , Lolie Watts of
Omaha will occur Wednesday , March _ 6 , at
the bride's parent , 1821 Cass street , al 2:30
p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. 'V. E. Chambers Jiave been
receiving congratulations tile past two weeks
over the arrival iii l the family of a daughter
Her name , Il has . been > decided will be 1nbel
Halcyon .
Mrs. Mar 1 ; Shears and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Stuart Shears have again taken up
their residence In Omaha Mrs. Mary
Shears Is a guest of Mrs. 'lulett at the
Merchants hotel '
The Bishop Seabrlng Ten of AU Saints'
church were entertained Tuesday evening at
high live by Mrs. 'V. I. . Coaltley , 121 Parlt
avenue , assisted by Mrs. H , D. Pollard.
After cards , refreshments wore served.
The Emerald Dramatc company repeated
"Shaun Aroon" at St. Philomnorma's hal
Tuesday evening before a large audience.
The same company appeared which was men-
toned In The lice after time first performance.
The engagement of Miss Elizabeth Carrel
O'Irlen. daum-hter of the late General G. M.
O'Brlen , to Mr. Matthew D. McBride . a prominent .
Inent young railroad man conncctell with
the Northern Pacific railway at Spokane
'Vas h. , Is announced.
On February 22 , In honor of the Father
of His Country , Miss M. O'Drlen gave n
pleasant at homo , to the young ladles of the
public library with whom she Is assoclaled
and a few other intimate friends. During
the course or the afternoon dainty refreshments -
monte were tierved.
A most delightful card party was gIven
Friday evening b ) Mr. and Mrs. William
Mack at their home , Twenty-fifth and I
streets , South Omaha. Progressive high five
was the game. Mhs Sadie Muck assisted In
receiving and entertaining the guests. Light
rereshments were served.
Mrs. Elonor iCoemtig for her friend , Mrs.
Paul heinricim planned a most delightful
surprise Friday evemming . Mrs. lelnrlch havIng -
Ing on the day m ntoned taken up her resl-
dance at 1903 Capitol uvenuo. A number
of old frlends't called upon Mrs. Heinrich
during tim oVlhhN all a pleasant house-
warming resulted. J
MIss Selena 111S ? of Eghteenth and Dodge
streets , deligtutfdlW ° entertatncll Monday the
'Leven -lub. i.t o'clocl luncheon. The
rooms were taltefuly decorated wl 1 palms
anti a very dainty , hmmnch was served. Thoie
present were : llio , DeGraff . lunn Gregg
Hosteter , lu1011 ; Phillips , Ilctard , Stone ,
Will and Mr. Rat mohan.
The Mu SlgnI kept its third anniversary
on time cvenla oft February 26 at the resi-
dence of Mrs . I " rnk Irant. 'rho thirty
ladies of time clUb ' idvited their husbands and
a pleasant eoet1 ! evening wan enjoyed enlivened -
livened by lula ) la "Walking Library "
vignettes fromllepnnd refrcshmenls.
Ode ot the IJldblnl events of the past wek
was the rclt rl tendered to John A ,
CreIghton at ONII\ton colege : upon which
cccaiion the 1010t1recenly bestowed upon
the dlstngulshel'Oniahan was ratified by an
admiring consUlecy , The reception was
characterized by 3' depth of sincerity and en-
thusllc esteem for a citizen Wh03 benevo
lenee has been so deeply. appreciated at home
and abroad.
Very IJrety was the wEdding of Miss Ora
L. heady and Mr. Charlel P. Thomas which
occurred last Wednesday evening at 9 o'clock
al the residence of Mr. J. W. Cady , 2020
m. Mary's avenue. At the apllolnted hour
the bridal party IJrOcoeded to the drawing
room , where Rev S. WrIght Butler performed -
formed tie marriage servIce. The bride was
becomlngly- gowned In pink crepe trimmed
II satin and while lace and carried white
roses. 'fhe bride81ald , Miss Grace , wore
nile green crepe trlmmell In lace. Mr ,
Mayne acte as best man. Ilmedlately
after the ceremony the bridal couple pro-
ceeded to their apartmelts at time house of
Ur. Wihers on Doge street Those present
I lt the ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. J.
. " ' - , - _ ' ' . ' e . " . . - " _ ' . f' '
.
W. Calty , Mr and Mrs. W. E. Catly Dr.
mimi \ Mrs. A. T. Withers , Mr. antI Irs.
George J. lenlerson ( , Mrs. Mary A. NnMn ,
Mils Stevens , Miss S. Gran Cody , Mils Jessie
Tower , Miss Beck , Miss Maggie Beck , Me
M. M lobertsonj Mr. C. M. 1ayne. ! Mr. W.
It. Thomas.
A \'ory charming luncheon was given by
Miss hake of South Twenty.slxlh street ,
Thursday evening . In honor of her guest ,
Miss I'ters. The rooms were dainty
decorated ( with cut flowers , ) 'olow beIng time
prevailing color. Covers wore laid for
eight. 'h guesls were : Miss Manchester [ ,
Miss Wernhmcr . MIss Derby , Miss Danchal\ \ ,
Miss Miss Ilahie Alien . . Miss J. Allen , Miss Peter and
The annual reception for clergy anti officers -
fcers of the church and \ their wIves was
hel\ at Bshoplhorpo last MOlla ) ' evening.
Bshop and Mrs. Worthington are IdMI In
their mnnner cf entertllnln ! anti their beautiful -
lul hOle fled with munch rare bite of virtu
anti works of art makes a delightful slot
for their frIends to gather. About 100 guests
were present and a thoroughly delightful
evening wns pn9sell.
The Hanscom Park SocIal club gave a very
enjoyable dancing parly last Thursday evenIng -
lag at time residence of J. Ii. Evans. The
members were : Misses Curtis , 1cCune.
Kessler Jensen , Abbott , Burr , Mosser ilow-
land , Kotehum , Fanning . Hymns . 1 ac I.'a 1-
hand ; Messrs. Peak W. Peak . Grant , Mc-
Dona1 , n. Burr , B. Burr , Bally , ICesaler .
Campbell , IVIIS , Falconer and \ Iorali. trs.
l \ns , McCoy and Mrs. Burr
Mrs. J. N. Dennis entertained the Ladles'
Octagon nigh Five club at her home , 1122
North Fifth street on Tuesday aftermioon.
After ten glmes had been played , lunch was
served. The Prizes were won by Mrs. J. 'V. ,
Johnson and ( Mrs. .Toll Butler. Those pros- '
enl were : Mrs : Birch , Mrs. J. I. Dennis , '
Mrs. Charles ICauffimmaim . Mrs. Lloyd , Mrs.
Morse . Mrs. Butler . Mrs. Johnson , Miss Anna
} "ol , Miss Gertrude lcl athron.
Friday evenimig February 22 , Miss Francis
O'BrIen entertained informally nt high five.
TIme score cards were little hatchets. tied
with red white and Mime ribbons In honor
of the Father l of Ills Country. Miss Hose
Davis won time ladlcs' progre3slve prize , a
, dainty china cup ali saucer. Mr. Clarence
Furay won the gentlemen's prize a hronze
i ash tray. After rerreshments , dancing and
I music helped pass the time uut the "weo
simm' hours. "
To O. 1. D. Social club gave n surprise
and card party Tuesday evening to Mr. Clarence -
once Graham of Lincoln , Neb.j at the home
of his parents on Twenty-fiftlm avenue BIII
Cumlng street. Those present were : Misses
11 Crampton , B. Smith Y. Smith , H. Jones ,
L. Stocliman B. CalI wel , McDonald and Mrs.
mack ; Messrs. C. C. ICops . S. Smith F. W.
Kopa Ii. 1ulval. O. Elton . B. 'V. Marneli .
F. S. Simpson , C. W. Young , G. A. Innis ,
C. Graham , Mr. Black.
There was a very charming party given
on last Monday at the residence of Miss
Itose Martin , 1016 South Twentysccond
street , to fitly commemorate the 13thl ' birth-
day of Miss May ltawitzer. Time table was
tastefully and beautifully decortod with
flowers. Miss Alice hems entertained with
several attractive musicl selections . being
ably assisted by Christie Condon and Addle
Campbell. Luncheon was served by Mrs.
hems (11 Mrs. Hawltzer.
The third annual dinner of time Ancient
Order of Grnd Dukes was 'Ield last Friday
at the home of 'V. A. Sherwood , and merry
time was time result. Covers were laid for
twenty-eight. and at 6 p. m. twenty-elghl
young men sat hewn to the table. The menu
and servIce were of the pleasantest description -
Uon , and the courses were enlivened by wilY
anecdotes and speeches which were only
stopped when the grand duke rose to give
his review of the order from the. frst of the
. "
year.
year.Miss
Miss Zulema Feller's seventh elocutionary
recital , given at UnIty church last Tuesday
cvemiinmr. was one of the nleasant entertnln-
ments of the week. Some of the numbers
were excellent and Miss Fuller has reason to
be > proud of the ability shown by her pupils
and the marked Improvement they have
made. The musical part of the program was
In - keeping Messrs. Potter and Wydens
charming all with their masterly playing on
the mandolin an4 guitar.
A surprise party of starling appearance
and ghostly meln took posseslon of the res-
Idence or' Mr. and Mrs. Pitzmorrls , 62.1 South
Seventeenth street. Monday evenIng. There
were about twenty members In the party : t
masked and robed In white , and their march
froll the , rendezvous to the point of lack
brought out the adjoinIng populaU and the
entail boy In force. The masqueraders secured -
cured admission alter conslde.able parley and
enjoyed themselves until midnight.
Next Friday evening at the office of the
amah Progress the International Order of
Twelve will award two prizes , one a diamond
ring , to tlO most popular young lady In
Omaha , while the young lady who Is second In
the race wi be presented with a gold watch.
The ladles In the contest are : Miss Loto
Sley Miss JessIe E. Walker , Miss LizzIe
Donaldson Miss Lillie M. Basket , Miss Julia
, E. Allen and Mice Fanny Travl ACer the
rendered. award ( of prizes a musical program will be
A very charming luncheon was given by
Miss Mary Nash last. Tuesday afternoon In
! : honor of Miss Durke. The table was beautifully -
fully laid , its polished surface being covered
only with the daintiest of Mexican drawn
worl In. the center-a large baltt of beaut-
ful pink tulips made one thlnl of the
early spring and aU of its attendant
Is alendant plcs-
nm-os. A. delicious menu was served to' ten
gu sts . they being Miss Burke , Miss 11.
Mrs. Smith , Mrs. lountze , Mrs. Chandler
Miss Nash Miss Buck , Miss Emma Creigh-
ton , Miss Pratt.
Wednesday afternoon . at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Dahlstrom , 2530 Chicago
street , occurred one of the prettiest of
home weddlng3. the occasion being the mar-
riage of their daughter. Selma to Mr.
Charles F. Erickson. The ceremony , per-
formed by 11ev C. A. Elmen . was winessed
only by relatives and a few Inlmate friends
of the contracting parties. The house was
beautifully decorated with , ,
beautuly roses lily-of-the-
valley and other cut flowers anti poled
plants. Mr. and Mrs. rlcltson left on the
evening train for a brief wedding trip to
Chicago anti the cast.
I Is understood that Hev. A. 'V. Macnab
rector or St. Mattimies' church , has receIved
from the bishop of Toronto through the
chapter of St. Alban's cathedral , an offer
or the position of canon missioner of that
Important diocese and work In connection
wlh the endowment fund of the cathedral.
Mr. Macnab will probably accept the offer
and leave Omaha In lay , greatly to the reGret -
gm-ct of ' Bishop Worthington and the members -
bars of 'St. Matthias' church. The cathedral
of St. Albans In Toronto Is to be a mil-
nlOcent edifice . and work In , connection with
It will bo a pleasure .
. In honor oi hr sister , Mrs. McCormick ,
Mrs. Gallagher garo a small kensington
tea Tuesday afternoon . The large rooms
were very prettily decorated In American
Beauty roses and during the afternoon deli-
cloths refrm'almmetits were served. Those pros-
emit ivere : Mrs. Patrick , Mrs. Barker , Mrs.
Broolce , Mrs. Bommnett , Mrs. hiacho , Mrs Stamm-
ton , Mrs. Wesion , Mrs. Cumlaimy , Mrs. Mc.
Slmmmne , Miss Lonergan , Mrs. Gilmore , Mrs. 3 ,
J. Brown , Mrs. Coivimm , Mrs. Green , Mrs.
Momiohl , Mrmm. Iluatin , Mrs. Tetnpietomt , Mrs.
I'axton , Mrs. Colpetzer , Mrs. hughes , Mrs.
Warren Rogers , Mrs. Charles Iymnamm ,
Wednesday evening time La Rosa Social
club gave another dancing party at Mom-anti's
Danciumg academy , wimicim attested time popim-
larity of the club , fioltiom , if ever , has
been seen such a johiy number as immot iii
response to time invitations , anti time affair.
was pronQunced one of the pleasing social
events of tue season , Among those present
were : Misses Sadie 11111 , May home , A ,
Lintiquest , Hired , Donaldson , Carroll , Flood ,
Hrickson , May 11111 , Felber , Case , Powell ,
Stitt , hleymamm , Alice hems , liaytlemm , Line-
blade , Thomas , Hihlott , Grise , Simackieford ,
hirower , Iunmm , Fineimauf , JelTries , hCommor-
iing , Stockman , htawitzer , Dailey , bag , Fbi ,
Jones , Swam-ta , Lundeen , Id , Llndqueat , Sic ! .
kin , Ryan , Snmith , thrown , l'arlc , 1) , Lind-
quest , hiaiiey , Dawson , Thmonipson , Gardiner ,
Burns , Wilson , halter , Willlanis , Van Iorn ,
Gibbons , Miller. Taylor , Wooths , lilacs , Austin -
tin , Carter , liuzzeli , Edghiii , Manning ,
Wither , Church , ConImhi , IS'olf , flarne ,
West , Prlce Mears. Ambrose Hihlngton ,
3 , H. Vanlorn , F. hi. lltmzzeil , P. Vnther-
voort , Ii. Cmmltra , II. Cumltra , IV. 'It. Edghiil ,
C , Scanman , I. 1 , . Ifolton , lave Solomnon ,
Clinchard , 11. B. . Wilcox , Nelson , Slafforil ,
HUers , ( homey , Linbiade , Jennings , Ilendrix-
son , Larimm , Wilson , Austin , Calm , Dawson ,
Simpson , Starkey , Holmannan , Bailey , Reat-
ing , Vm'itile , Tliommmas , Alworthm , Kline , Fienmma ,
Slmackleforil , hirower , Cntbcrs , l.mumghhln ,
PerryDailey , hhutelom' , hloag , Kessler , \'hit-
tie ) , . Hiton , Claimsomi , I'ay , Stiles , Mammmmiimg ,
hines , Smith , Timieson , Ryan , James , While ,
Nasomi , Simpson , Black , Tliotmmpson , lleymnamm ,
Baker , Bailey , Iteynohtls , W'ililams , liocy ,
Short , hiruimner and Nisson ,
On Monday evening , February 25 , at Cos-
mopohltamm hail , the Oriole climb gave another
of Its very huleasant dancing parties , at
wimicim every one In attcntlanco seenieth to be
brImful with onthnmaiasni , mmd alt enjoyed a
most delightful time , Mr. T. W'iriim , the
president of time club , officiated as master of
ceremmiommies. Mr.Virthm , assisted by Idles
Ilngheton , html the gm-amid mmiarch , thin sammue
imroving a very intricate and beautiful affair ,
tlmrommghm whIch comae sixty couples were site-
cemsfmihly piloted. Time mnemmmbers of the climb
were adorimeil with tim club colors. Time
climb rests during time Lentcmm se'asomm , limit
on the evening of Easter Mnnday wIll again
be fotmnti iii time Cosmopolitan hail encircled
by it large concourse of frlomids.
Saturday evening Dr. and 'Mrs. IV. A ,
Wilcox , 1520 Madiuon avomimme , delightfully
emmtertained the N. H , 111gb Five club. 'remi
games teem-c hmlaycd , after which dainty re-
froshmmients vero served and irizcs tllstrlb-
mmted , First lrizes ) Wore awarded to Mrs.
A. Id. llopkhmms and Mr. Id. ( I. iCibbe , time
cotmeolatiomma going to Mr. and Mrs. IV. 3.
hlarringtoim , Time mmmenmbora present were :
Mr. anti Mrs. ( .1. V. Niemnami , Mr. anti Mrs.
Fratik Templeton , Mr. auth Mrs. Id. 3. iCitmho ,
Mr. anti Mrs. Fret ! Sanfortl , Mr. anti Mi's ,
\'ihl hiarrington , Mr. amid Mrs. 0. C. mlauii-
Boil , Mr. miami Mrs , Id. hlopkimms. The
gumosts at the crcnlmmg vere lr. and Mrs. It.
\V , Bailey , Time climb vas etmttmrtaimicd last
evening by Mr. amid Mrs. IV. U. ihavringtun ,
151-I North Twemity-seconti street.
Fritlay evening , at their hmoumme , ISOD l'ink-
fley street , time Misses Ltmceile amiti Ilmia
\Valworth entertained a mmumimber of timelr
ymmng friemitis with mmmuslc anti gaines , in
which all present participated with commsider-
mmiii , ' oruinvmnumt. flimrimi the evenimlir a
iuncim was served , amid upon leaving each of
tue little guests was presented with a ban
hon box filled ivitli candy antI swcetmueats. .
Those who were present : Misses Matido nail
Jane Marriott , Fraumces Bell , Hlcanor I'armmme-
lee , Frederica McIntosh , Ona Troxell , Myr-
the Novins , Elsie Corbctt , Anmia Dayton ,
Atldmi Canan , Manila Striumgfcllow , Mabol
Christie , Jennie Cannn anti Masters Willard
McEehmron , llernman Lelimmiami , Cimarilo Leh-
mimer. George Wetlge , Wimite Trorohl , Arthur
Jaynes , Etiu'ard Corbett anti Claude Percival.
Colonel anti Mrs. 3. ii. Creger of 251S
Decattmr street gave a cam-ti party in honor
of Miss Gemma Fergonsen of Green Bay , \\'is. ,
Tuesday evening. There were imresemit :
Cnpt'mimm anti Mrs. John Ilaywarti , Mr. anti
Mrs.V. . H. Nunan , Major nmid Mrs. J. Don-
nehly , Jr. , Mr. and Mrs. George Crngcr , Mr.
anti Mrs. 3. F. Doty , Mr. antI Mrs. IV. L.
Crager , George Chrietensen , Laura Christensen -
sen , Joimn Taylor , Emma Christomisen , H. 3.
hart , Mrs. Nelson , Grace Gunnell , Nettle
Gunm'.cll , Jessie Evans. At high five Cap-
lain Joimn Hayward ivon time gemitlemami's
prize and Mims Emnma Christensen the lady's
prize. The boobys wore dIvided between
three of the gentlemen anti four ladies. Aim
elegant lunch was serveti at 11 p. in. , after
which several nmusical selections , both vocal
and instrumental , were rendered.
Cimuur o C U uusteiammg.
The rehearsal of the Philarmenlc orchestra -
tra at Weber's music store Timursd'iy evening -
ing was remarkably successful. Time mmmcm-
bars are emmthusiastic , and time concert in
futura gives every evidence of being a sue-
cess.
cess.At
At Germania halt thus evening time comic
opera , "Good Morning , Mr. Fisher , " will be
produced for time first time in Omaha. Time'
opera is under the direction of Miss flerthus
of the Cincinnati opera house amid Mr. ltn-
dcrman of this city. Time World's Fair orchestra -
chestra will furnish the mnusic ( with Mr.
Julius Peycko singing several solos. Tlieo
Liebenvill appear in the part of Mr. Anman-
dus , while William Altstati will pose as Dr.
Hippe.
B. Ilicknoli Young will giye time final of
his series of concerts in Association hall ,
Young Men's Christian association btmldimmg ,
Chicago , March 4. A one-act opera by Mmmie.
Mazzucato-Young , "Time Maid aiim ! time
Reaper , " will be sung. Those azaheting him
the opera and concert preceding it will be
Miss Sadie Iovodale , Mrs. Brush , , Mr. Lam-
son , Mnie. Cimatterton , Mine. Mazucato-
Young , and Miss I-'ehils.
Ami hour with Piaivthmnrno ,
The last of the Monday evening lectures
at Unity church will be given tomorrow
night by Miss Kate McHugh of the Omaha
High schwa ! . Subject : "Aim Hour with i-law-
thorne. " Time imurcii will lie ojien at 7:30 : ,
I'EJt.iOh'iL I'l
. , , lCdGRii PuS ,
Hon. IV. F. Cody is a guest at the Fax-
ton.
ton.II.
II. A. Peters of Hay Springs Is a Millard
guest.
George Id. Billings , Sioux City , is at time
Dellone.
F. Id. Yentzer , Ottawa , Can. , is at time
Dehlone ,
Will J. Scott of Kcarnoy was In time city
yesterday.
George T. Beck , Slieridami , Wyo. , is at
time Paxten.
11. Id. Moore , fled Oak , Ta. , Is a guest at
the Murray.
H. IL Easterday of McCook Is registered
at the Millard ,
C. C. Wentz , Portland , Ore. , Is a Merchants -
chants guest.
State Oil Inspector Edmiston was in
Omaha yesterday ,
H. J. hlealy is regIstered at the timmrhcer
trout Des Moines.
D. K. Dlchclnmon , Lead , S. D. , is registered -
tered at the Puxtomm.
H. H. Parsiow and Frank Miller , Ciarimimia ,
Ia. , are at the Arcade.
George S. Lowniami amid wife , Atlanta , Ga , ,
are guests at time I'axtomm ,
IV. A. Walker anti wife are registered at
time Barker frpmn Frmommt. ,
Janice Livingston mmmd ivife of Ashland
aria guests at time Merchants ,
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Duncan , Sioux
City , are guests at time Paxton ,
J. A. Hamilton and 3. F. Dihilmi of Neola ,
Ia , , are quartered at the Barker.
J , Id. hiamniond antI T , Stevens , hamburg ,
In. , are registered at time Merchants.
3. ii. A , Farrow ammd family of Hastinga
took dinmier at time Miiiard yesterday.
J. I' . Barrett , travelimmg passenger agent
of time Missouri Pacific , is at the Burlier ,
hI. B. Hinsel anti wife amid Miss Ida Snith
of Iioldrege took dimmer at time Arcade yes-
tertlay.
Frank \Vilco of Wilcox & Draper hmas gone
to Buffalo , New I'erlc , to attend a simeriff's
sale of simoes.
At time Mercer : James hi , McDermott ,
Sioux City ; J , IV , Wright , Chicago ; 0. Gal-
halmer , Kansas City ; I , N. Groves , Chicago ;
C. 11 , Gaussen , St. Louis ; Ii. 0. McGIll ,
Swammzy , N. It. ; Cimarles Johnson , Doe
Moines ; IV. 'F , Peyton , Boston ; Colonel It.
S. Sellers , Atcimleoum ; 0. hi. Smugley , ile.
atm-ice ; it , Ii. Foster , Minneapolis ; ii , B ,
ImicNaummera , George hi , Rico , C. Id. h'ortcr ,
A. Van .Ardale , It. ' . Goethe , Chicago ; 3 , IV.
ruihmop , ilhiendalo ; P. I' . hall , Chicago ; A.
11. Cooper , Shelby , Ia ,
h'umbrei ; stills mit tutu hotels.
At the Pnxton-S , 3 , Alexamidcr , Id , D ,
Welch , Lincolum.
At the Imiorcimnnts-14. Ilaimim , Hastings ;
Mutt Iaugherty , Ogalahia ,
At time Arcade-C , L. Nlclmolson Julia IV ,
Flhhiott , Blair ; 3. Kradelbrougim , liolmireges ,
At time lollommo-Joy if. Joimnsomm , Lincoln ;
Charles A , iieghtoi , iioldregc ; C. A , Why-
imiami , 1immcoln ,
igticst of all in Leavening Power-LatcSt U. S. Gov't itepoft.
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llnrry i1tyward Deoldrea ITo Will Ilavo Revenge -
vengo oil life Brother ,
PRISONER GAVE ADISPLAY OF TEMPER
Called ma IVhiic.q n 1.iitr mmiiui lVimmiteut t.
Siveuir Omit me Witimmut. for liii -
Jim-oilier's Arrett Itlgimt
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Tlmeii anil There ,
MlNNH.l'Oh4lS , Marhi 2-"You're a
hInd" Time words tame out tothay between
the ciemiclmetl teeth of harry hlaywaril , on
trial for the murder of Catherine Ding ,
They betrayed time first cviulctmce of root feel-
lag oh the part of time accuac'i mamimi rhiohi
he line let slip during the six recks thmo
trial has been In progress. lie i1tiheti
crinmeon as hme said them , amid thought they
wore umot sPoken homily , they \scro atmdiblo
at time reporters' tabir , amiti presumably lit
time jury box. George IJenka , a iveil *
kimowim brolmer , was thm vitness wiioae tosti- 1 %
mmmcmny had wrmmmig out that invohummtary tie-
hmtimicIatiomm front tIme accuseth , Mr. Jcmmks' J' t
evidence was eahly time most imuportamit co
far itven Iii rebuttal , for it knocked a big
hole In time careful ahhhul limit in by tIme
defense , Jemika testified that he took a car
for time city at time junction on I.omrry lull
shortly after 7 :10 : out time night of tue mmnmr-
tier , As the car rmaciietl Lorhmmg hiaric , a
hmiock cast of ICenwood boulevard , hue saw a
luau conic maiming out oii to time avenue.
lie simpimoseti time luau \vaumtci to catch the
car and called the commihmmctor's attention to
tiio fact , Time comuimmctom' scoppeui tiio car ,
wltereimpomi tIme muami whme was riuniuimig
StoplmCti also , and it became evltlcmmt that lie
was not after time car. "Arc you able to
identify thoU imman ? " asked Mr. hell ,
"I believe I ama , " was the ammawer.
"Vm'lmo was it ? "
"it WmIS Harry llayward , "
"You're a han" exclaimed harry as the
blood muotmuted his temples. lIe was quick
to see tIme tremmmentlous importance to imimii
of this evidence.
In time first place , this evidence talhid ox-
aetly with time evidence of Llverynian I\'ll-
soil thmat he hmatl seen harry hayward thrlv-
lag out ICenwood boulevard with Miss Ging
tlmat night almorthy after 7:10. : If harry hmad
actually so driven amid had thou stopped time
buggy , alighted anti ruin back to time Ozark
after lilixt he wommld have crossed hlennephua
avenue at jtmst about tIme time Mr. Jenks
clalams to have seem-u him , The evidence fur-
timer is in direct contradiction to harry's
assertion that ho was in time dinhmig room
until 7:22 : , 'Fhuis assertion of his is not supported -
ported by any of those who were in time "
dining room that mmighmt and is positively contradicted -
tradicted by sonic of them. Time vital un-
portanco of time' Jcmmlcs evidence was therefore
manifest. The defense was unable to simalco
imis belief that it was imideeti harry I-lay-
ward whom he saw runmming behind the
car.
car.There is a possibility that the ciosimig argu.
mnents will have to be postponed. Time con-
dutiomu of Samuel hI. Dyer , time aged juror ,
is very serious this nmorning. His lihmioss
is duo largely to varicose veins anti his con-
ditlon imas become nmoro aggravated day by
day. Last mmight lie' securca very hlttlo reSt.
Dr. - Spring is alarmed for the safety of his
patient anti has adopted a new line of treat-
niont. Mr. Dyer had to be carried Into
court itt an arm chair. A professional nurse
has b'oeif secured anti alter adjournment today -
day the invalid vlil be kept. in bed under
constant care , It is hoped that with careful
nursing Mr. Dyer may ho fit to come into
court on Monday mornlng
There was a sensation in court after the
aiijournmnent until 'Monday. bmul been ordered.
It as between harry and hid' brother , Adry ,
Harry was violently angry at Adry and
swore at him , saying : "You i- I many-
hang , but before I quit I will send you to
Stihiwater. I lcnow enough about , you to
give you twenty-tour years , and I'll do
it , too. ihere , " he addcd "I want to swear
out a warrant for this man. "
"No you don't , " said Edwin , striving to
pacify imim. " 1 don't whelm you any harm , " W.
said Adry. " 1 would rather see you go
out of this court a free Immaum , " amid the
brother went away with his deputy , Harry
then declared to the reporters that lie lenow
of various fires that Adry hind sot. amid
on which he had secured the ineuramice.
He said lie would prove what lie had said
and send Adry to the pen before ho was
imanged.
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