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Bomo Interesting Information About Each
of Them
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MISS COLLINS WRITES FROM INTEHLAKEN (
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TCIIM 01 SIii' . 1"11111 ! nl. . Sc& ' uery-
A.wrl'll ' rirIt . . In LutitIpu-
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Whie IIJJrrments , Iltesent ) and pros. i ,
" : petn , are the chief topIcs among Omaha' I
.weHdom , whIch ha little but gossip to
' amuse I , V. hUe PO many or Its member arc
. away lt bklslJe ! ! ' or mountain , atl the
! debullntt' ( or the coming aeason are beIng
t dlscul ' d on every hand. Although It Is i
\ ' rather premature for an absolutely complete
, - Iht when 10 many girl are unJeclded , as to
i whether they will be formally Introduced to
.
. zoclety the young women who wIl bo pre
: aented to the ulr-swel set are generally I
i . known.
. A very charming coterie or six girls .
r f daughters ot the oldest anll most representa-
five famillea , who have been friends from
famlle3
i tve
: , ' . . theIr carlent ycars , will enter bocety together -
gether early In the season. These young
. women will receive together at a series of
, womel1
t. functions given In their honor , the following
girls constiutng the group : tss Iclw
IoaglJlll , 1lss Louise Squires , Miss Iabel
Taylor , Miss Laura Morse , Miss Grace Alan ,
Miss Mac Ilaniliton .
Miss helen loagbI11) ) , daughter or : lr. and )
Mrs. Geerge A. Hoarland , will undoubtedly
one of the reigning bles or the season She
Is tall , Bt'llh end ! strikingly ! hantsome , with
a great deal or manner and plenty of dash
and 'go. " Miss loJ/land Is a bright and
lively talker and carrlcs everything before
her. Th3 IJromlnence of her family and the
social populariy or her sister Mrs. J. g.
Summers . Jr. . will he poInts In her favor.
She has Ipent two years at Miss Grabam's
school In New Yorl
Miss I.ouilo Squires daughter ot : r. and
Mrs. C. l. I Squires , another girl bound to
bo a great favorite In society. She has fallen -
len hell not only to her mother's musical
talent , but possesses also the tact ant the
; social luallles ( which have made Mrs. Squire'
. , 80 deservedly PoPular In Omaha Miss
Squires Is a cordial , enthusiastic , young wo-
Ran of rmarka111e self-poasealon. She has
been for Iwo ( years at Lalle Erlo seminar
1'lh1e8'llo. O. .
J'ew girl , enter the social domain destned
to win much real admiration
so popularity , admiraton
and sincere esteem as Miss bbel Taylor.
She I a dIgnified and reserved young woman ,
distinguished among those who know her for
her lubstanUol qualitIes , her keen sense 01
humor a lit her really wit. An amateur 01
considerable merit In art anti mnualc. an Unusually -
usually clev.r converatonal . t and one who
has traveled much . lss Taylor Is flttid to
become a society woman of the most cultivated -
vatcd and arIstocratic type. Miss Taylor has
studied at Llel : seminary , AUburnllale ,
Mass. , for three years. She It the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Taylor and the niece
of ex-Governor Boyd
tS Laura Morse , the captivating and ac-
complshed daughter of : Ir. and Irs. W. V.
Morse , has spent the past five years at lrs.
Platt's school In Utica , N. Y. one of the most
aristocratic s.hooh In the eat , where she
particularly distinguished herself as a fnished
planlste. The charming and rather exclusive '
cIrcle In which Mr. and Mrs. lorae move will :
welcome thllr daughter gladly after her long
abslnc . She Is a niece 01 : lr. Joseph Lehme :
, ' and Mr3. Hc/ard Carrier.
lls ! ( Jrn'o Allen . the attractive and pretty
daughter 01 Mr. and Mrs . W. F' . Allen , who
has ben some year at Lasel , Is perhaps
the lost wJely ! accomplshell of this season's
beds , and Is already very well known and
well liked In Omaha because or the sincere
and untfonn cordiality of her manner.
Though 1lss Allen Is an enthusiastic horse-
woman and . a lover or out-Iloor sports she Is I
a girl or quiet and womanl jlposlUon , little
likely to , beCome one at Omaha's New
L - 'ome" .
Probably no . debutante of the year wIll be
so brilliantly presented to socIety as Miss
Mae Hamilton. Not only Is the home of her
parents , Mr. and Mis. lfamliton . a delightful
and hosplalo one the scene or many festivities -
ties In the nast but the hOle of her uncle
. and uunt. : lr. Frank Murphy and Mrs. T. 1
' , Cumlngds one of the handsome"t residence
. ' tn' Omaha , , wIth facilities for entertaining
? mulch as tow houses posse ! The favored I
few who are within the charmed circle which I
Mrs. Jlnllon and lrs. Cumlng entertain I
will anticipate with great pleasure the event i
In honor 01 the debut of lhs hamIlton . She
Is an Intelcctual girl , who has spent some
t _ years at the famous Notre Dame academy
and has tl refinement and alt the graces
whleb heft her high and fortunate social sta.
ton..Moro
Moro than one American now squandering
hIs money abroad will conic home a wiser
man. Time average London shopkeeper loves
to get hold of an Amelc.\n tourist with a
I capacious pocllet. This Is equally the case
with Jewelers. Some or tM largest jeweler
take every conceivable 11alns to get held of
' An\erleans. \ They may not care much for the
a\'etgo travel from this section or the
country , but even though they do come from
Omaha Dennr ) , Chicago , every traveler h
fish. I would seem that the big jewelers on
: time . other sIde han agents over here who a'J-
.rse the'r European clients of thc approach , or
eminent mllonalres , and the llkeli-
hood or theIr being able to make sales.
A homowud-hound customer has been fol-
lowed by the dealer ( 'to Q enstown , with the
rubles Ito wanted to sell , and with success.
Nor 13 the American In such cases always a
victim. lie often understands jewels , and
even the jeweler and hIs ways very well .
lie often gets costly necklaces and such
things at a tolerably fair prJce. I Is his
h.blt or palnt cash whIch maltes hIm such
, . prIze 10 firms whose books are io many
: ecord of long crectt and bal ! debts.
Speaking of the craze for buying expensive
, things , In London , George W. Smaley says :
n "I 1 no new thing that modern plate , manu-
aeturell with Intent to deceive , should he
. sold lS Intqu ( 'I.ondon 13 full or plate with
l forged ! hal marks : said an expert to me last
year-a gentleman who Is perhaps unrivaled
. In hIs knowledge or such materD among
amateurs. The dealers themselves are often
taken In. I lay not bi uncharitable to sup-
' P93e that the private bu'er are deceived still
more often. There Is a brisk demand for
. plate of the period of Queen Anne and time
; first three Oeorgls : down to the time when
the hllll of George In aeas as pat of
the hal mark 17S4. Where there ( Is a de-
mand pclUcal ! economy requIres that there
shall be a supply. Adam Smih Is . to that
extent , T3ponsble : for Monday , and for that
oilier very large all wel known dellerhe
; , still dNlwhoold a very welt known lady
I - $30,000 worth of freshly nunufJcture slver-
1 ware Into which Queen Anne hal marks had
been skillfully Introduced. There 18 , of
course , a great deal of genuine old Illatt.
t The "olnt " 18 to discriminate bltwln the real
" and the imitatIon. U you bur on your own
: judgment at Clirstle's : auction .
lt Chrste's am.ton roonis you
r tko all rhks kno"olnlly. MR-srs ( hrlte
IfVtr guarantee 3nythhu They sell pic-
" , ture" , 111am . and ! all other warps at pur.
chaser's risk. That Is understood an.l I perfectly .
"fcty blr. Dut the dealer . ' or sme or
them , do guuantoe. I I the sl1e : with
. pictures ant a goad many other timings : '
: - In a letter to a friend , under dale of
: I Tnterlakemm Switzerland , Nettle Collins , who
I traveling on the continent with Mia.s
- 'akeley and MIss Dundy , writes us follows
oC the sights they have seen : "We hal a
pleasant Ilassage and sighted land on the
. morning of the tenth day out We dls-
embarked at Joulogne.sur.Mer , where my
4 , friend , Mrs. Norton. dauhter-In.w or I.or
. Norton met us and drove U8 at once to her I
. . chrmlnp home. We remaln with her
ParIs. until the following day , when we left for
. : ' 'The girl became enthusiastic anti Interested -
tteltld from the moment we landed.
V . Boulogne wIth Its narrow , crooked , streets .
paved \ \ Ih rough cobblestones . Its housea
. . - . " with many gabts anti ! slanting root and the
, Illctureaquenlts of the fisher folk aluled
thlJ. Time language chang'd at on.e anll
the long ) dlicussed visit to la belle France
. became a reality. .
. " 'We had three profitable weeks In Paris-
: beautiful 1arls. We wlnt everywhere anll
saw everything. We male excunlonl to all ,
pontl : of Interest In the country , and , not- :
wttlmtaudIng the fatigue or alht-seelng , wo i
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spent alit eilfngI at 10mo place or nmuse
Inlt anti tel rested lufchmdy to relum
our lahot the nut day .
"We are enjoying SwItzerland immensely. I
. "c lInt atop was macp at ileru . where we
IPflt our day visiting 1 the quaint old clock '
towers , he t groteaclimo founl.lns and hear
lilt , for which the town h welt kno.n , Then
on 10 'fhun 01 time lake oC the same name , I
hpaUtrl1 little town with an ancient chateau
and iliac view of the Alpi. Wo Ivell whIle
thieve nt a greet big chalet II the country ,
plrrolhlllci by 10 acres or meadow lanll and
a large orlamental Ilark ; with a dense forest
or pIne trees at the hack. ,1 the cow In
the meadow wore tinkling bells and one
henrd the luslc or these bells on all sides. l
"We clme here hy steamer en the lake or
Thun and lied a bright , clear day for the
trip The snow AllS Itooll out distInct nil , )
bold and wo were hemmed In hy mountains
and purple hills. Tiny Swis villages nestccl
close to the lake , little chalets showed
themselves high upon the highest ; poInt of
the landscape and calc1de of glacier water
fell from the snow Alps down the sides or
the muountaiti.
"We hAIl the pleasure or meeting Mr.
Guider of Omaha here a few days ago. We
loathe several mountain excursions wIth him ,
and among other Jalnl went by steamer on
the lake or Drlenz to the Cascade ut Gloss-
hack. Once there we clmbed a high Alp.
through a wild Alpine glen , up stones nnd
through fir trees , to the Sllm I , where we
found ourselves facing the fails-a splendll
rush or water-a Inlliature Nlagsra.
"The view I the jun/brau Is very fne
from Interlaken ant the village Isel Is
pictmmresqmme. The Klrpaus Is good and one Is
always sure of hearing excellent musIc there.
I Is our favorite resort In the e\'enlng.
" \'e leave In a few days for Iucerl , hero
Ie wi slelll n week . with excurnlons to
Igl and Platu8 , then cross over the St.
Gotthard route 10 the Italian lakes , Come
and LugJno. "
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Harper's \'eekly In an article this _ week ,
on the college base bal teals mentions Mr. !
Fred HusUn as captain or Yale's te81 I
thus : "Captain lustn has done well and he ,
like last 'ear's captain left a brllalit rec-
01'I In the outfield and came In to fill the
/ ; ap at short stop , a position for which he was
not fitted . "
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. , hIimiIi'rMtmi 3IuNieile .
The 1ander on home on Chicago street
was fled Thursday evening , the event being
n musicale nt which Mils hunt , Miss ! un-
cimimoff . Captain Kinzie ali : Ir. HU3301 Wilbur
sang. Miss ! unchhor and Captain Ilnze I
have oren been heard In Omaha In public '
and : llss Hunt has delhte,1 ) many whim her
splendidly cultivated voice In private during
her visIt with General and Mrs. lander-
son ! r. V'libnr's voIce , however was a' '
revelation to those present and showed still ,
greater richness than when he was home
from Wllal0 college last year , he having
boon ou the Gee chili program as n soloist
time past season. lrs. Matheson delighted
all with her always apt recItations. Mrs
Carton served care frappe anti Mrs. Matheson
Ilnch In I the Ilnlng roomma
Those present were : : lr. and Mrs . Patrick ,
! r. and Irs. Coutant : tr. and Mrs. Barker ,
Mr. and Mrs. Yost , ! I. and Mrs. lElen , MI'
and Mrs. Oftutt , \Ir. ali Irs. Lyman : Ir. ali
tr9. henry WYlan , Mr. and Mr ! . Harry Car-
tI , Mr. and Mrs. Hitchcock , Mr . and Mrs.
Ford , Mr and , Mrs. Chariton . ! r. and Mrs.
Wilbur . Mr. and Irs. Yates , Mr. and Mrs.
Pritcimett . Judge and Mrs. Woolworth Colonel
atJ ! rs. Schwlnn , Dr. and Mrs. Denise ! r
,1I Mrs. Fred Davis , Mr. and Mrs. Kller ,
Mr. and ! rs. J. J. Drown , Mr. and Mrs. Mn-
ICenmia Mr. and Mr. 10ldrpge. Mr. and
Irs. Chase Miss Clarke Miss Yates , Miss
Knlpponberg , Miss MclCenna . MIsses Nash
Miss Smith , Miss Hanscom , Misses Black ,
Mrs. J. E. Sumnnmor.s lrs. Matheson Mrs.
Humphreys , Mrs. Cowlim Irs. Itorse , Mrs.
Caldweli . Miss Cowin Miss Chandler Miss
Mumicimiioft . Miss ICImbali . Miss Kimmzle Miss
I Yool.orth , . Miss _ Hunt . , _ Miss _ Morse , Miss
Hamlon , JUllge oguen . ; Ir. Hal , Mr. Gan-
nett , Mr. Wison. Mr. Mamnilton . ! r _ Drake
! r. Howe , ll. . Russell Wibur. Mr. Berlin .
Mr. Haberl PatrIck , Mr. John I'atrlck Mr.
} stabrook . Mr. I.yman , : Ir. H. T. Clarke , Mr.
Calm , Captain KInsie : lr. Warren Rogers ,
Mr. Edward lorsman. - , -
acri'l heart Sot'Ini
The Sacred Heat parish haa always been : ,
actIve In social entertainments . and every
member appears to ho determined
that time . lawn social to be given
next , Wednesday evening , August. 7 ,
on the church lawn at Twenty-
sixth and Sahler streets , shall eclipse any
they have ever gl'/cn. A cordial invitation
Is extended to all and a pleasant time as-
ured. Following Is the I"e/rum :
. \ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C. J. Smyth
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . J. B. F'tmra-
ptalo Solo. . . . . . . . . . . ; lss Anita Keller
Duet . . . .Mhw rml uhl amid 1' . J. Braun
Cnmtc Stereotltoon \ tews. . . . 1. . . . . . . . .
Music . . . . . . . . . . . . .Timrnem.itimor Climb
Duet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The : lhcr Croft
Solo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; r. :185es ,11 Swift
Sacred SttltoptconpWH. ( . . . . . . . . . Swif . .
SOI . . . . . . . . . . . . .I'lmllhnrmnonic Quartet
Violin Solo unll Flower Song . .Mr . Krmmseck
Literary liower . . . Son/Ir. . . . . . . K'lrs
Vocal Jeclnton.:1.8 . . . . . . . ; \ nel
Picturesque StCreoptcon Vlew'i. . . . . . . . . .
Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'urnel Zither Club
Trio..he MI'es and Mueter Geoth'man
] lot.'h. .rhe :1 Misses CoUert
Sentmeltat Ster.optcon ( \Iows. . . . . . .
' 'I"I..eOI iii gleN \nuhnUII : Jurh ,
Friday evening was known as "Omaha
nay" at Manhattan beach on which occasion
the crack Thurston Jfes , accompalned by
a large number of their fair friends , were
among Ue many Omahan at this popular
resort. Under command of Lieutenant I.'oye
and Lieutenants hayward all Stockham ,
time company marched to the Paxton , where
a special train was awaiting theIr arrIval
At hake : lanawl the company took pos-
session of the large steamer and were
greeted ly a host of pretty belies from both
cities. On arriving at the beach the com-
tl \Y received another ovation from the Immense -
mense throng and at once proceeded with al
exhibition drill , whIch called forth much ap-
plause. At the conclusIon of the exhibition
the warrIors remained as guests ali passel
the earlier hours of the e\nhll at boating
8nlJ bathing. Later In the evening the winners !
ners or the Galveston cup were tendered a
swell banquet , which was much enjoyed
4tmmiiiq'ur ' 'lu'u.rh'nl. le Ilr.lh' .
In honor of Mr. and : rs. Smith ( born
Jente Yates ) , Miss Lemon and Mr. J'arlsh
01 St. Joe , Mm- and Mrs. II. W. Yates ( n-
tertulned very informally Friday venlng.
"A I'roposal Under Dncultes , " a delightful
farce by John Kendrick Bangs , was charm-
Inly performel , turlnl the evening by Miss
Johnson Miss BessIe Yates : lr. Darlng and
Mr. George Palmer , following which Homo of
Gibson's pictures were presented In a series
of well arrangecl tableaux
.mong limo guests present were : General
and Mrs. Manrerson , Miss lunt , Misses
Black . ! r. and ! ra. CowIn , Miss Woolworth
Miss Hamilton , Miss Mae lamlton , Mr. amid
Mrs. lcJenna , : Ir. and Mrs. VIctor Cal-
veli . Mr. Robert Patrick , ! r. John Patrick
Mr. Sam Caldwell , Mr. Earl I Gannett , Mr.
Arthur Smith . : tr. Herbert Rogers , Mr.
Mien Rogers , Mr. Turner , Mr. Drake and
Mr Wilson. _ _
SCllln ) ' SL'hnnl J1(11' .
The bible class 01 the Grace Lutheran
Sunday school and friends helll In outing
Thursday evening. The perfect moonlight
and the delcIous refrcshments which wore
served added much to the pleasure of those
prOent.
The participants were : Misses Gibson ,
Johnson , Stewart , Jotchlll t. McBride ,
Amanda Johnson. Hermn , Dela Gibson ,
liarteil , DixemiRev. : . L. . M. Kuhns , Messrs.
Martin . II. P. Pillsbury , Norris Besty ,
Dors , Corniortim H : WjI , : A. Pillsbury
end Smith _ _ _ _ _ _
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Amont the wEdding or the week was that I
of f're'\rlcl. De Coo of Omaha and Miss
Nellie Mclroy of Dunbp , Ia. The marriage
at Iunlap last Wednesday was a social event
of Interest In that community. Sever I
Omaha friends of the groom vera In at-
tenln , e. 11ev Father : mlh : of Council
Bhllh officiated . 1.eonaril no ) Cots brother
af thJ gr031 , was his b1st nun. Miss ! c-
Eiroy , a shier of the brhle. accompsnlol h , rte
to the altar . ! r. au1 Mrs. I3 Cou will
reside at 171 Chlc.go street
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One 01 the most enjoyable events of limo
season was the moonlight tallyho party
given by Ambrose Elngton to a numbr of
frIends 01 Thurslta . e\'elll ( last The
party assembled I" the home or Miss SadIe
11.Twenty.fourth and } 'arnal streets , arid
at 7 :30 : started for 'rles' lake where dancing
\1 Indulged In , after which refreshments
were aervet. After a visit to time water
works time haiti returned home. Those
I present were : Misses Sadie and May Hi ,
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iceilier 1 . JlfrllR , ( lmflpman . Ltant1enVIl. ' .
haiti. . flume , Sheldon , linker , Yourl , Taylor .
\llln Inll WOOII , Messrs. mln"ton , Van
Darn , lluzznil . Perry , ( OORne , I.unon , Ueton ,
Murray , Mann , herman , Murphy , Stoke'
berry , losney luler 1111 Hulllvaim .
( 'wlr Ill ) ' " l'lc'nlr ,
Trinity cathedral choir boy gave a 11lea -
ant outing at Courtanll beach Thurlly ,
They left the cathedral It 10 a. 1. anti spout
a moat delightful limy anti evening boating . ,
bathing anti enjoying the other sports pro.
vided ) hy the beach rnanag'mnent. ' The day
was enl long to be remembered.
lollu" ' 01 thl' Nn'c'J. ,
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Mr. I.'w,1 , hazard : left during the week for
: ln n ea po ls.
Mrs. George W Johnston left on Wednesday -
day for Chicago.
Judge and Mrs. Joseph Clarkson went to
Kenosha , \VIs. , on Tusday.
J llwar A. Knllil left Tusday for Den-
ver and other Colorado points ,
Mv ant F'red Iafenrath left for Chicago yes-
terday , to be gone two weeks
MIl Jessie Dckinson returned , Wednesda
rrol a delightful trip to Pueblo.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I , . Chafee arc traveling
through Wyoming and Washington.
Mr. rank lamlon went to Spirit Lake
on Friday to be gone unt Monday.
Mrs. \V. G. Sloan entertained at luncheon ,
on Friday. Covers were laId for six.
Miss Angln or Kingstown , Canada , Is visIting -
Ing her son Dr. Angln , 2509 Dodge. : ,
Mr. aUI Mrs. Fred Davis went east yesterday -
day to be absent about three weeks.
larry A. ICnapp or Chicago spent Saturday )
and Sunday In Omaha visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs . William Gamble ha\'e taken
rooms at 41 North Twenty-IUh street.
Miss Myrtle Coon returned Wednesday
after a visit or five weeks at lebron , Neb.
MIss Kate Wernher left yesterday for a
week's visit with irlenijs In Leavenworth
Miss Stella Singer his gone for a two
weeks' _ vacation to Chicago and Milwaukee.
Miss Susie C. Phelps returned to Omaha on
Tuesday last from a two weeks' trill to the
east.
east.Mr. . anti Irs. W. C. Dackhurn are summerIng -
sorts. lug at Long 1lach ant other California re
sorts.MIss
MIss Johnson of St. Joseph whoa IS ViSiting -
Ing at Hillside , expects to lttlrn home this
week.
Miss Mary lcGvney or Des Moines Is
visiting Miss Nell Salmon , 2722 I.'aram
street.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Cable returned Thurs-
lay from a month's outing to Colorado
points.
: Ir. and ! rs. W. H. Kcley ali Miss Keley
salted from San Francisco for Honolulu ye-
terda y.
Tim wedding of Miss Grace Page and Wi-
lam McKee wilt take place August S at G
o'clocl. .
Dr. and Mrs. Summers and Miss Summers
are located lt the Mountain house , Hound
ll , Va.
Mr. and Mrs. : WillIam A. Rodick and , Master -
' ter John H < lck have gone to Denver for I
'ew weeks
Dr. C. F. CII"k returned the past week
from an caster trip , Including Boston and
New York.
Miss Jennie Doyle returns to Omaha this
week , after nearly a yar's absence In New
York state
Mrs. J. S. Her and daughters have returned -
turned from a five weeks' sojour In the
Black lulls.
I ) . W. Morrow who bas been visitIng reb-
lives In New I nglal ) , returned to Omaha
on Saturday.
Mr. and ! ra. L. M. Bennett heft on Wednes-
day for a trip through Canada amid down the
St. Lawrence.
Miss Florence Miles returned from Davenport -
port , Ia. , on Sunday , after an absence of
three mODths.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Dill and Mrs. Cobb
move to Chicago this week , leaving many
friends behind.
Mrs. W. S. Rector and sister , ! rs. Charles .
Ford I Scovll , are visiting In Nebraska City
for a few days. I
Mr. Charls T. lcountzejeft Thursday for ,
' orke dItto , Me. , where his sisters are spendIng -
lag the summer.
Miss Mayme Ilutcimlnson who has been
visiting friends at St. Joseph and Topeka ,
returned this weell.
Master Hal Yates , who has been visiting
! r. and Irs. Edward SmIth at St. Joseph
came home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Lancaster are
lr.
vlalng relatives and friends at Strawberry
Point , Edgewood . la.
Miss Mayme Hutchinon who has bell
vIsiting friends at St. JosEph and Topeka , returned -
visitng
turned home last week.
Mr. 'airen Rogers / : , Mr. lieu , Mr. Gannet
and Mr. George Palmer started yesterday emi
their hunting expedition.
Mr. and Mrs. I , . T. Sunderlanll and . Miss
.weeks'
Doulter have returned from a two
trip on the great lakes .
Mrs. Guy Barton , who Ia I with Mra. Holns
In the Blue Ridge mountaIns , wi Join ! ra.
Yost this week at Watkins.
Miss J. Pennycook and : UE Sara T. t lsher.
who have bon spending a few days In
Omaha , have returned to Detro.t
Ed Mullen . duet clerk II the general
auditor's otce of the Burlington , has re-
turned from an outing at Spirit I.ake.
Mr. Charles M. Foster and other members
of the TourIst Wheel club left Friday morn-
lug for Des MoInes , Ia. , on their wheels.
The Neglgo Car club met " .lh Mrs. J.
C. Cowin Tuesday morIng and a very enJoyable -
Joyable thne was Passed by sthoso [ resent.
Mrs. William T. Wyman was called to
Lake George , N. Y. . on Wednesday on ac-
count of the dangerous illness or her mother.
Edward J. Snyder has returned after an
absence of four weeks In New York . Mrs.
Snyder will remain In the east until Septem-
ber
ber.Mis Hatto Mae Weber , who has been
visiting relatIves In Florence for some time ,
left last Monday for her home In Wayne
Neb.
Neb.Hev.
Hev. Augusta Jane Chapin and Atore ) '
John Schomt were late Omaha arrivals at
Igland's Ocean house , NewpoTt , H. I. , last
weel.
Mrs. T. G. Wear ( born Marie Price ) of
Topeka , will be time guest of Miss Mayme
Hntchlnson at the I"renzer the last of this
weell. .
Dr. C. C. Alien , who has been spending
sortie time at Lake Mlnnetonlla , St. Paul and
Minneapols , returned the early part of the
week.
Mrs. F. P. Klrkcndal , Mrs. John S. Brady
Mrs. C. A. , Colonel and Miss Sharp spent
I rlly : as the gue.ts or lrs. Clarke at Pa-
pillion.
p110n.
Miss Helen Hoagland , who has been the
guest of Miss Judson of Sl Joe for several
weeks past , returned iiq4ne the early part of
the week.
. ! rs. H. O. Rogers and little daughter , who
have been the guests of Zulrtm B. F . Weaver ,
lof on Wcdnesday to spend August In
Waukesla , \S9s
Mrs. C. F' . Ailns. who has been visiting
relatIves at 4320 California street for the past
several months , has returned te her home at
Fort \'orth. Tex .
Mrs. fV. . MIner returned last Tuesday
from Iewlstown , Montana , where she has
been visiting her son , W. B. Miner , during
time pst two immonthis
! rs. J. N. Cornls and : r. dwarJ Cornish
left Wednesday for 1 tour of Yellowstone
National pnk. They will StOl > at lot Springs ,
S. I ) . . on thiIr return.
: lr. ali ! r. John A. lorb ch are expected
hUl0 shorty , They will spend Eome weeks
at Durln/ton , Vt , "Ith Captain and Mrs.
Uourk" before comIng west
Major Crowder has returned from Fort
Heno , where he went at the Instance of the
War department to Investigate -a feud be-
tween two cmcer of the post .
! I. and Mr , . henry Pundt wIll leave today
for New York and sail this week via the
liamnbmmrg.Armmerlcan 110 far Ihmburg. Mr.
Pundt goes to Europe for his health.
Mr B. Subway and family will return
to Omaha tn September . when : lr. Slowa )
takes pOBseilon or the Murray hotel , ot
whIch he has taken a five years' lease ,
Ir and Ira. W. J. Galbrih , Miss Nu-
gent , Muter Willie GalbraItia , Dr. H. Harvey
Iteed of Cleveland and Dr. \ . N. Conner left
Friday for Idabo on aonth's pleasure trip.
Miss hunt goes to helena , Mont. , this
"eel on a visit to her brother , and 01 her
return eltwull will again b the guest at
General and Mrl. hnderon for a few weel. , !
anti Omaha will be ' loathe to put with this
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chumlnr ou'womRn whose beautiful
)
voice hu 11'0" " , : 'uchi /usura , / to all who
haves bren fortt1a\m IIOURI to bear I
Mil t1athertp0 Teresa ( rlnlon and Mr.
John ( ' lyoth were nurrlrll Tuesday , July
:0. : And will bp at home to their friends alley
Septrmher 1 At 816 South Twenty-second
street.
Miss Helen Sharps antI Miss AnnaVII -
liEns leave today for B toonthm's vacation In
the east Thme . will malll the trip rrom Ciii-
cage 10 Tolelly"nko'ltlsmer , , stoppIng at
Mackinaw interest ali other Intermediate lmoints I or
Mrs. H. H. Rogers and little daughter who
has ben visitng Mra ; 11 F. Weavr , ber
sister-In-law , left on Monday to visit Mr. W.
H. Rogers at lmJs lmmer resIdence at \\'au.
keha , Wis.F . t
Miss Tessre M aule departs loon for her
old home In the 1lack . hula . She has lived
her for three .mack wInning many frIends
In that tune. Miss McGuire will visit friends
here In Novommiber
Mrs. . Ezra Millard , the Misses Millard . ,
and : Ir. gZa Millard and ! r. Joseph Oar-
neau , will sail for home on Sllltembor 3.
Mrs. Millard will come to Omaha alter plat.
Ing her son at harvard.
: lr. AI l'atrlck Colonel Patrick , Messrs.
Joe Barker and WIll Cowin returned Wednes-
day from the Patrick ranch near Sherhbn ,
where they have been fishing ali huntIng
for the 113t week or ten days.
Mr. and lr8. Jones and fatally anti : Ir. and
! rs. C. A. Clafin and family returned lat
week from Lake Qnlnnebsug , near Tekamah ,
where they have been experiencing the pleas-
urea or camp life for sonic tlnme.
Miss Cera Carson , who has ben spending
her summer vacation In this city with her
mother anti many friends , left Wellnesllay
to attend the lfartlngtomi institute for two
Jartnrton
weeks. I.'rom there she gocs to St James
to resume her duties as teacher.
Miss Vierlng Is visiting at the home or
her brother , Mr. anti Mrs. A. S. Vierling ,
COG Poppleton avenue , also MIss Stone or
Chicago , and next Wednesday wi leave
for Utah Hot Springs with Omah friends.
lion . John 11 Thurston Mrs. Thurston
and their two tiuhters , left Wednesday for
!
halley , Idaho. They will be joined by Mr.
amid ! rs. I . C. Snyder and their children
this week to go Into camp emi the Wood
river. Mr. and Irs. Snyder left yesterday
for Shoshone Falls.
Rx-Oovermmor Crounse and his two daughters ,
who have been sojouring In Europe for
several months , have engage" passage on
the CIty of Paris , sailing from Southampton
emi Auguat 17 , amid expect to return shortly
after their arrival In the United States to
their home at Fort , Calhoun
President S. II. II. Clark , Mrs. Clark ant
: . 10xle Clark departed In a special car
Tuesday for a trip through Yellowstone parll.
A Hot Springs , Mont , they will be Joined by
General and ! rs. Brooke of Dakota. Several
weeks will be Ilased testing the fishing
qualities . of . the mountain atreanma.
Hay Evans , Reid hlanchett , Gay lard ) ' .
Waiter Roberts , Lester Hahm , George Doano
George Ringer , Thompson Tipton , Leo Pen-
fold C. M. Maymme and wire amid John Lutze
and wile went ont to Lake Qulnnebaug Tuesday -
day morning and will remain In camp there
until August S. This Is the frt detachment
of the Young len's Christian association I
forces , the Junior members. '
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. Charles A.
Coo and Miss gmn\a \ Sharp chaperone a }
party of young folks to Lake Manawa. A
Jai ) tme was ulent In b3thlng. boating and
delicious lunch fllent . Those present were :
Darlene Coo May Barker , Grace Taylor
Ada Kirkendali . Bessie Brady , Lucy Gore ,
rank Dospechr Gorge , Elmer and Halph
West , Charles , Kersey and : II Coo and
Robert Morse.
The Misses l4dantamm gave a high five party
at their residence , 2408 St. Mary's avenue , In
honor of Miss Cohn of Cincinnati , and Miss
HattIe Oberfelder. last Saturday afternoon
trom 2 to 13. The prizes were won by Miss
Polack and Mils Eva Kohn. The guests
were Miss Cohn or Cincinnati , Miss Durchard
of Kansas City- and the Misses Oberfeider
Hothschlhl , S ITehl , Goldsmith , Kahn ,
Polack , H03enstalk and Drelfuss.
DI' and Mrs.j Lauderdale gave B delightful.
dinner party at their residence at Fort
Omaha Wednesday night In honor of Mrs.
Lauderdale's sister , Miss Lane : of Brooklyn ,
N. Y. 'rhe guests were Colonel Dates ana
his sister. . Mrs. EIO of St. Cools . Caplln'
and Mrs. Screen and Br Milroy. The table
was beautifully decorated with flowers and
rIbbons In green and white . The military
band concelt , on the parade ground , cots-
trlbutfll largely to the enjoyment of the
e'enlng. Mrs. Lauderdale Is a charming
bostesa. .
"The Cedars " the beautiful country place
or Mr. and Mrs. William Tupper \'n1n , at
Florence , was the scene of a very lovely
lummchfomi on Tlmuraday The round nble had
for Its centerpiece a rlbbon-declled basket
laden wih ger"nlulns resting UJon ) a lnen
square emi \'hcb the geranlul scheme of
coloring was carried out In effective em-
broidery. Broad taffeta ribbon to matcb was
carried ICrO3 the board ending at the coiners -
ners with many looped bows Time guests
were Mrs. J. E. Summers , jr. , Miss Stewart
Miss Dawey Miss Johnson , the Misses ' Yates
and Mils lcKenna.
One of the m03t enjoyable outings of the
eaason was given by the member of the
Omaha Commercial college on Friday even-
Ing at lanscom park. After the usual
sports Indulged In by young people upon
such occasions , they were able to do full
justice to the good things that hall been so
generously proyldod from which they ld-
journed to the pavilion , where Prof. Jackson
and his little daughter rendered some stirring -
ring music upon the violin and piano . makIng -
lug everyone feel . that "It was a goo thing
to bo there. "
Last Thursday evening a delightful moon-
lght picnic was given at Syndicate park In
honor or Miss Prdncls Hall at Dubuque , la. ,
The evening was spent In dancing , after
which refreshments were sorved. Among
those present were : Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Elgan , Mr . and Mrs. Harris , Mr. and , Mrs.
Tatum , Mr. and Mrs. Morris , Misses Annlo
Shannon , Mary O'Connor , Katie Hardy , Anna
Pal , Gamiey . Kato Burke , Nellie Sullivan ,
Hose Fitzpatrick , Anna Burke , Emily Miles ,
Anna Kele ) ' , Nellie O'Brlen , Anna Daxon ,
Maggie Fitzpatrick ; Messrs. T. Thompson ,
Icy , Kate McCiurty , Jutamie Flynn . ' hines ,
Maggie IitzpatrIcn Messrs. T. TflOtflhiSO
fle FlzpatrlcJ , ! . . TI0mpSOn ,
I. Miles , J. Grady John Sullivan . Ed Cane ,
Ganey Luke Shannon Will Grady , Dennis SuJ-
lIven . M. S. Waiklin , Ed. 'Itzpatrlck , Jon-
nlngs , John Ilnes , J. lardy , Ellet Mcli-
hede , Frank lard ) Noola
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GRIEF lAS ( iJtA'I.lufl lNn ,
IUI' , lore ' ! rl' " 'l'svlc'e to COlunl
Sulcll' .
Last Thursday Mrs. Sophia Dare , resIding
at Twent -elghth and Yates streets , attempted
suIcide by drinkIng a quantity of concentrated -
trated lye RelatIves discovered what else
had done and a phplclan was called. Aided
by lila stomach lump , he saved the woman's
life . Friday nlgbt Ira. Dora secured a par
of scissors and nivrqd one of thc arteries In
her rIght wrist AgaIn a physIcian was
called and agalq"ller life saved. Yesterday
she was taken to tie Iarkson hospital.
Mrs. Darn said ) - la.t night that she ball Intended -
tended taking hers ttf1atlthing that at the tmes
hellr
when she made "t1Ieatempts she was In-
sane and did norlklo' what she was doing
Her mnental condJf Is attributed to grief
ler lentl < U\
caused by time daatlmof her husband , which
occurred to yera'agO . The husband : was
Phip Dare , who \Iroplell dead on North
fxtfenth street Iroli [ the erects of a sun .
'
stroll I ' ii-
If.
" 'i.t'i'flmi .nl- Ftltl'tS'F : .
I"ull uul ' \ 'im " - "II , 1hurlnhl.
' . Ni'brtisii&s
\'Iur ! Ir. Nc'hru.IHI ,
WAShiNGTON , A'c. 3.-The forecast for
Sunday Is : I
I.'or Nebraskan . KansaH-l : high
templrnturo during die gay : \'lrtlbll wlnl > .1
For South 1)akutft-Lmghmt Ihower : tal. :
10wCII imy fair ; ( ooleri ; wind becomlnc' '
rmorthorly
For Iowa anti , MI .ourl-I''llr : slightly
warmer varintalo winds.
warmer \arlnlie wlntH.
1.c'III UN'orcl ,
OFFICE 01" TIm WI.A'rJl n JUlmAU ,
Orr.aima Aug. 3.-Omnmaha record ot tRm-
rainfall . . with time
Ilerlturo and rainfal. coml.elt wih
ccrremipolmiliimg day ot time Ilut lour years :
crrrt'ponclni )
1 ! : 18:1 1SOJ. iS2.
Maximum tpmperture . ! 7G S.'I Si
Minimum temperture . . ( 6 6 70
Average temlllrature . . 76 61 72 79
Preclpttaton ! . . . . . . . . .01 . ( ) . ( .0
Condition ot temperature anti Jreehllta- ;
ton at Omaha tor'tho day and since March
I , lS ! ; :
Nurmal : tesmiperatUre-------------------------- . 75
JXCCS tOllel'ature ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Accumulated exca's since March 1 . . . . 18
Normal precipitmitiofl . . . . . . . . . . . Ii Inch
1llcllncy for the day .r. . . . . . . .11 Inch
Total precipitation since March 1 lUG Inch.'s
Dtflciency sInce March 1 . . . . . 921lnchel
llclency L. A. WI 1.1 Local Observer.
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rOLD I AReS ' - QUEEN OF SHEBA
Imprssions Made by the Folowcr of the
Oonnu Operatic School.
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BAETENS' ' INTERESTING MUSICAL SERIES
UUul" eo lu\ ' " Inn , ' ul lire nrCut
Artists ul time ' \'urici 'hr CUUIUK
Nt."un-lrth..e. 01 ( reIghi-
trite ' ! hl'nl'l S"h'cl'cl ,
The battle royal between the frfeluls or
the _ rman and ItalIan schools or 'operalc
muic goes on with unabated fervor , and so
far as known neither side has gairmeti any
signal advantage. Ir Jaetens continues the
exponent or the Uerun school In this part
of time country , taking up this week Carl
Oohlnnrk's "lie lConmtgen von Saba , " which
has received the strong endorsement of many I
of the world's ablest critics.
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N OF
GOLD IAIK'S "QUE 0
In Italy , every year , scores or operas arc
composed and 11ertormcll which wlher all
fade In the lght of the stage lumps so
quickly that scarcely their titles or thC
names of their composers become known to
dilIgent observer or musical c\'enta. In Ger.
many , young musicIans anti old , their minds
crammcd with theoretical knowledge amid
theIr souls filled wIth lofty ideals , pursue ) the
witl-o'-the-wisp of operatic production only to
learn at the end 01 their labors
that theIr scores are condemned
to Ilerlletual Imprisonment In theIr
writing desks. A few are fortunate enough
to gel a hearlns , anti or these a fraction
gaIn the good opinion or serlous-mimdet1 aUI
expetlencl,1 , reviewers for the press who por-
cdvo In the componltons the result or care-
tul study of masterpieces and of earnest
desire coupled with indications or talents
which might shine In some other department
of musical creation. About once In a decade
n work appear which conquers for itself
I the rIght to be heard at all the leading lyric
eatablshments or the country and Is by virtue
of this fact set down as In artistIc triumph.
Unluestonably the standard of jUllgmenl
set In Germany Is a very high one I could
scarcely be otherwise so long as the country
contalnel\ gcnlus of such transconllent
powers \n \ this very depatment as Richard
'Wagner. I has little to do with the mater
that Waguer'a artistic theories have not been
universally accepted : hIs ! most Implacable
antagonist did not venture to deny him the
possession 01 peerlesa creative force compared
with all contemporary composera. 1)r.
lanslck of Vienna the leader of the critics
opposed to Wagnerlsm , did not hesitate In
reviewing "Parsifal , " to say that for I nun
at'aner'a age and 'agner's system , his
creative power still appeared anlazlng and
he , who was able to create mU31cai pieces 01
time fascinatIng , melodious charm of the garden -
den sCio and of the energy or the conclulng
scene ln "ParsIfal , " was yet In command of
a power for which the youngest or Germany's '
composers mIght envy him , and Ianlck , I'
must be remembered , has been the enthusI-
astc onamploI of young composers lIke
Dvorak and others , of whom he hoped that
thoy.lb stay the rIsing tide Wagner's
popularity with the masses
These facts are sIgnifcant when viewed In
connQctlon with the career of Goldmark's
"lConlger. von Saba , " which has received
numerous representations In Europe as wel
as In America ( New York Metropolitan Opera
house , 1885) ) . We have In mind halt a dozen
operas written by admired and able Oer-
man musicians , which , within this tme , have
received ' a respectable amount of attention
atenton
at the hands of the German public. Oue
has even eclIpsed this work or Goldmark's
In the number of performances received ( I
(
, refer to Ne sler's "Trompqter van Sakkln-
gen" ) , but no new German work has been so
generally received as' a decheJ ! acquisition
to the operatc'lst as "The Queen of Shmeba. "
The reason for this one need not 10 far to
seek. In "The Queen of Sheba" are combined -
blued more of the clements whIch /0 to malIc
up a successful opera than In any new work
that has been seen since Verdi enriched the
stage with "Alja" unless I be mzet's "Car-
men , " which for many reJSOIU must bo given a
unique position among later day crcatiotms .
The most obvious reason why "The Queen or
Sheb : " should bo seen wIth pleasure by I
public wearied with the operas of the hurd-
urdy Italian list lies In its book. Tholght- )
fully consljercd In this book Is not one of great
worth , but In Its handlng of the thIngs
whIch give pleasure to the superfIcial observer -
server It Is certainly admirable. In the
frt place I presents I dramatc story which
Is rational , which strongly enlists the Interest -
est I not the sympathies of the observers ,
which Is comparaively new. to the stage
and which abounds with ImposIng spectacles
that are not only IntrinsIcaly brilliant and
rasclnatng. but that occur as necesslry ad-
juncts to the story Looked at from Its ethi-
cal side aDd conslJered with reference to
the sources whence Its elements sprummg It
must fall under condenmnatiomi . but this will
more plainly appear after Its incidents have
been rehearsed. The tItle of the opera
would Indicate that the bible story or the
visit ' of the queen of Sheba to Solomon had
been drawn en for the plot. This I true In
a aught degree. The queen 01 Sheba comes
to Solomon In the opera and that Is the end
of the draft on the scriptural story , so
far as she Is concerrmel. ' SUlamlh , who figures -
ures In the play , owes her nale but not
her character nor any of her experiences , to
the canticles whence the name la borrowed
The Song of Songs contrlbules a few lines to
the p3etry. of the book and a ritualistic serv-
Ice relebrteJ In the temple at Jerusalem
fnds Its orlgnal : In the openIng verses 01
the slxt-seventh and 1Jlth 113alms , but thiS
we have mentioned Is all that the opera owes
to the blblo.
Solomon's maenlfctnt rplln anti " "voln. .
wisdom , which ' contribute - ' certain nno factors Ut
the aura of the production , belong to prorane
es wel as tl sacred ! history , and I. wi bo
found most agreeable to deeply-rooted hn-
pre8310ns to think of sOle other than the
scriptural Solomon as the prototype for the
Solomon of Mosenthal and GOldmark , for , In
truth , they make of him but a sorry bent-
mentailsi at beet Assell , a favored cour-
tier , Is Rent by Solomon to exteDI.greelngs
and a welcome to the or '
queen SIeba ! who 's
on her way with gifts to vIsit the lng ,
whose fame for wealth and widom hiss
reached her ears In far ArabIa . AssPII Is
time type ( a utuilk and watery omme It must be
confessed ) of manimood etruglng between
the earthly and the imearenly betweJn a
gross , sensual passions and pure , exalting
love. lie 1 betrothed to Salunmmith , the
daughter of the hIgh pr'est , who awaits hil
return within Solomon's palace , and leads
her companions In songs and glaclnen. ASed
meet the queen at Oath , performs Ills ails.
sian , and sets out to return , but , exhaust"II
by the heat of the tIny enters the forest on
Mount Lebanon and throws hhnael upon a
bank of mos to rest . There the sound of
plashing watEr arrests his ear lie seeks
the cause of the gratlful noise and camps
upon a transportngly beautiful wOlan bath-
Ing. The n'mlll fnllng herel observed ,
does not cause the death of her admIrer , like
lana , but discloses herelr as a veritable
Wagnerian Venus. She clasps him In her
arms and , he falls at her feet when , frIght-
ened by a rustling reed , the beauty escapee.
I Aned returned to Jrusllel , anti conscience-
stricken , seeks to avoid his pure bride.
Solomon hear his story and sets the morrow
a his wedding day with StmIammmttii The
queen arrives . and when sue raises her veil
arrves. vei
to give Sotomon th , first glmpse that mortal -
tal man has hat of her features Aued
recognIzes the Venus of his adventure on
I.ebanon. . Bewildered ! , he addresses her
and Is hauhtly repulsed. But the queen
no less than A8pd , has been smitten . She
finds him "anderlng at night In the garden ,
whIther she had gone to brood over her love
anti time threatened Iou or its object on the
morrow , and hires him again Into her arms.
Before the altar itt the temple , just as Ased
is about to hmronotmnce time worth which are
to bInd iminm forever to Suianilth , she eon-
fronta imlrmm again , on the specious pretext
that site brings gifts for the bride , Asat1
again addresses her , Imgain lie is deimied , hvt
now tieliriummi hiss seized hIs braIn arid ha
loudly proclaIms jima queen as time goddess of
his prayers. Time imeople are panic-stricken
at time sacrilege anti misaim from the tenmplo ;
limo priests cry amiatimeimma ; Sulamith bemoans
iset fste ; Solomon speaks words of comfort ;
the imgh ! priest intercedes with heaven , and
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the i.ltlIcry toil by hiamul ilanan , the overseer
of the i'ataco , oniut to leati the imrofaner to
death , CiiA1tIlhi IIA1TIN8 ,
Mr , Adolph Meyerontortatnett Mr. anti
Mrs. Joseph C. hircil af Pittsbmmrg , l's , , F'ri
day , Mr. BroIl Is a flume concert temior suit
also teaches voice antI theory. Mr. ilreii
goes to lemiver for tile health anti mmmmmy Imoasi.
lily locate there. Mrs. lireil hiss a beautiful
high soprano cmiii hiss been offcreti arm emm
gagernermi with the ilostommlamms time coming
season , but declined time offer , as she wishes
to st3) with her hmusbammd ,
Mv , hioarti I'ew , lmmlmmsger of thai Cimicago
Marina biummi , spent Weilmiestlay lii thIs cli ) '
whim a view of furmilmuiming tIme Marine imanil
for time state fair and grammd bali , lint miego.
tlations ima1 proceeded too far for this year.
Mr.'illIamn If. Neitlhinger , tint' well known
comnpoeer anti teacher , was in the city 'l'immmrs
tiny , hie was enmtortal.ned by Miss JessIe
Ilckinmion iii the altermioomm amid tuy Mrs. F' . 3.
, 'ttlm imm time evemminig , Mr. NeIduinger earns
probably as munch as amy te&'her , as isle in-
commits frommi teaching imlommo Is $1,000 or
imiommtim ,
Mr. Joseplm Gamin gave a plane rectal at
C'oitmmnbuus , this state , 0mm Tuesday , Jumly 30.
for the bemiefit of St. Mary's hospItal of that
city , to a hacked house , Mls hCalkmimamm , the
ieadumig soprammo , fromim SI , Loumis , anti Mr.
Joseimh hlartomm , Omaima's fine bmsso , besIties
sormme local talent , participated 1mm the con
cert. Mr. Gamin was tlowmm for mimic selec
tiona oral played limo folloing imiagulifleemut
lirogrmumn :
Itourret' , hi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . Sean
Auv'mt to amiti Vuirint omms , Oil 2u , . . lleetlmO'en
ilormtmitto Sciii'rzimmilo..Stmiveimimmigemi
'nlsi' , I ) Fint , Op. ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Nocttmrsme , Op. 21 , No , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( '
l'oiommnlse , Oim. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Itontiti . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \ .
1.'emmerzitmhem : ( MagIc Fire ) . .Vngmuer-Dresimi
Tmtmimmhmauecr Mirch.\ ngner-Liszt
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llNtih'S : Sonti , SlIi.
Society lii tue Capital City has reached that
stage of stagmmatiomm where peolde tire begin-
muirmg to talk abotmt what timey wihi do next
winter or iii time early fall. There are inn
social mnovcmmients of any importamice to record -
cord , anti outdoor sports anti excLmrslomms time
ommly soinces of time iirosent idle hours. l'oli-
tics amid commmiemmts elm time hat sensational
eermnumm imave literally taken time field agaimmst
receptiomms , social gatherings or even card
parties. l'lanms for time conmimig season are
beIng discussed by time i'atriarchs , Empire ,
Pieasammt hour , liavola anti other dancing
clubs , One or two new orgamnizatlomis of a
slimmilar descrhimtiomm are belimg talked of. Timere
is a itroiect on foot to orgammize one wimich
will be entirely new anti distInct , nelectlnmg
niemmabermu from the climbs above mmaimied , the
purpose being to give a email nummiber of
dances at time Llncolnm hotel or muommmo other
place equally approhirlate. Marrietl lteOPle are
taking a leading hart mu this mnovernemmt.
Chancellor MacLean hmas genie east , anti will
riot returmm until Septemimber , vhmen , vItlm Mrs.
MacLeamm , imo will establish his imomne in this
Cii ) ' . lie looked at a mmtmrnber of residemmcc'a
here , ammtl It is said tie timotmght of taklmmg tIme
Masomm Gregg imouse , one of time few houses in
Limmcolrm possessing historic interest.
This residence , as will be remumembered , was
the imommme of Chancellor F'airflold , lie resided
in it imp to the tImmme of his departure from
Limtcoimm.
Mrs. Cimarles N. Little heft for California
Wedmiestlay. She was accomnpantetl by Miss
Emmnrtma Oimtcnht , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. It.
C. ' Outcalt. She will ermter time Lelamiti Stain-
forti urmiversity , of vimlchm rrof , Little is a
nmemnber of time faculty.
Mrs. Mary Beecimer celebrated imer 75th
blrtimtlay at time resiticrmco of Mr. arid Mrs.
Frank M. Rosa Tuesday evenmimig. The outer-
tairmmmment was a surprise party and those
present were : Dr. anti Mrs. William Knapp
and children , Mr. emma Mrs. U.V , licecimer
and clmildreim of University l'lace , Rev , and
Mrs. II. T. iavis and Minis Libbie L. hod.
Thursday Miss Daisy llargreaves gave a
spider party on tine lawn. Each guest tel-
hewed a strand to time enti anti found as a
favor a imamidsommie stick plum , The party was
givorm for Miss Clara Baldwin of Cimlcaga ,
who has been MIss liargreaves' gmnest for
sonmo time. Among those presommt were :
Misses Elsie , Fawehi , McF'arland , Jessie Outcall -
call , Clara Funke , Freda Rogers , Marion
and Ituth Bell ,
A water color portrait of Mrs. Ada M.
Illttemubender has just been fInished by a
Lincoln rtist , It Is intended for time ccnm-
Imig exposition at Atlanta. The portrait will
be imung In time wonmen's departnumemmt with
otimors representing time professional womemm
of the country.
A nummaber of East Lincoln young peoiilo
spammt'euimmedy atVoodiawn plcmmlcking.
Time party comprised : Misses Dora Wittner ,
Lilile Bowen , Maud Ihanillton , Jennie Pemmt-
zer , larker , Gercosnoum ; Messrs. Leon
Ilatigely , 0. Bowers , George Grlng , Cliftomm
Pratt.
Time following outing party left V'ednesday
for Crete : Misses Joan Miller , Ida DeVore ,
hello hluttomm , Anna Moore , Dr. Coo , Mrs.
Taylor ; Messrs. 'raylor , Ninier , liuttoim , Olmy
Jackson anti Will Bowers.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. T. Iobblna enitertaimmeti
a few intiunmate friemids at dinner Tuesday
evening. Those present were : Miss Kate
Rowley , Messrs. "V. V. Dabbinms , L , . II ,
Morse and E B. Fairfield.
MIss Maggie Emiglisim imas returned from an
extendeti visit to Gnlesburg amid other east.
era cities.
Mrs. Fl Ii. harbour left Thursday to join
Vrot. Barbotir in time Yehlowatomme park.
George \V. ilommnell arid ( ammmily are Os-
tabhisimeti in a cottage at Milford for time
sin no mner.
Miss Kinsman of Omnaima Is the guest of
Mrs. J. E. Iouglas anti Miss Ilelenm Tuttle.
. Miss Simehiloim of Nebraska City Is time guest
of her cousin , Mrs. F. IV. Snamyser.
Mr. anti Mra. S. If. Binrnhiam will leave
for time hhiack hills early next week.
Mrs. IY. . Bowm was time vlctinma of a
lileasant surprIse party Inset week.
Time Knights of l'ythlas hued a tiance at
hlurlingtonm beach Tmaestlsy mmight.
S. H. Burnlmann imu reimmrnmeml from a hmur-
neil business trip to Cimicaga.
Framilt Simatfortl of Kearnmey was visiting
friends 1mm time city this week.
Mr. amid Mrs. C. It. Iruhoir have rcturneti
from Lake Osakls , Mirmn.
Miss lllanchme Mtmrplmy of Onmalna Is t3'e
guest of Miss Lulu ICrone.
Mrs. A , F. ilargreaves and Blammeho liar.
grooves are at Fairbury.
Misses Grace and Gertrude Altken have
returned fromn Colorado ,
Miss Daisy Tuttle will give a concert at
Yotmmmg Men's Cimristianm Association hmmihl
Miguel 6.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. It. Ager have returned
from Lake Osakls. Mlummm ,
Mr. antI Mrs. F' . M. Blisim imave returned
from LrJcmm Omtaits. Mmmi ,
Mia Brtnnmsonm returmmotl Friday of last week
from Columbus.
\\'Immi ; Allen of Omumaima spent Tuesday in this
city , _ _ _ p _ _ _ _
lOil 'lilhi GhhlIA'V iiXhIEmniT _
( 'hliitunm mlrlggsVihl l'mmt 1mm mm Stringer
or PJye-m's ,
The bartl of managers of time Onmalmo Fair
snail Speed association amid time State Board of
Agricultmmre met mit time MIllard Fritlay night.
Minor detall ifl connection with limo work-
tags of the fair wore dlscueed anti perfected -
fected , Louis Grebe was ahpairmietl ) chief of
police anti empowered to select a force of
fifty-five special Itohicesneni to ireaerve law
anti order durimng time fair. ClInton II , llriggmu
was present and matle a proposItion to time
speed asseclationm which If accepted wilt give
tire raclumg deparinument the lineal string of
fast imorstis in America ,
Le % ' May of tIme Fisim connnmission said that
prepamitiona were going steadily on with time
Fisheries exim'blt and timat it will be wimen
completed the finest over lucid in the west.
Several other stales have mmmade application
for spaces in which to make exhibltz , and a
number of fish cultivators throughout time
state will make private displays of their own ,
The nmeinbers of time State Board of Agricul-
tiara leave for their various homes today.
SOUTH OMAHA
NEWSJ
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There is trouble In stove for Chief Urea.
miami , anti imtiii of It , if the reports of W' it.
l'titrIlc , 3 , 1 \'anmlumsen anti Charles Dttfilo
are true. It is nil nirnunt the nmmonmey tttrtmett
over to hiowarti and Frammk , the stmmposti rot , .
bers of Pat flrosnihan ,
\'lmcn time ; irisoners s'ero brought down
lucre fromit Ommiainmm to atatmti trIal timey hued
$1 Id in gohi , which , accortling to time attor.
umeys' Ittatemiueuuts , s as to lie ttmrned over to
thmcinm vhmcnu tIme suspects 'ere cleareti , Both
I ioward aumti Framik wore fOtmmmil not hidtt ) ' numL
turmmeil loose , but time lawyers ' % ere over.
looked amid Vie McCarty imas time 'mmoney , At-
tormie ) h'airlck suys that he vIii comimnmeimco
stilt ins time cutmumty court agrtinmst ChIef lireni.
ilium tt ) recover tlso mmmonmey cmiii also file cr11.
cbs of imimpeacimmmmenmt wIth tine city coummcil ,
Time imistory of time case is this : Omme ramrmy
milglmt umot long ago two nmmaskcei mmmcmi emitereil
time roonmu where Pat Itrosnmilmaum slept , at
ruuemitl'-foimrthu immmtl Q streets , amid after beat-
liii ; imlium over time hientl , stole $ 100 iii gold , % .
tiny or two after tvt , mmmcmi vrre orreitteti in
Onmahmti for time Aumimaumser.hiuscim robber ) ' anti
uero muumspectt'tl ( if time hlrcsumlhmanm job , becatmsts
wimeim searcimotl tlmcy haiti a couuitle of luumuilrett
miohlars 1mm golti 1mm their hioasesslnmm. After a
trial iii Onmnaimmt they vere acquitted anti were
tunrmmetl over to tue South Ommmahia liolice.
W'hemm time ItrIsoumera emmgagett time attormmeys
memmtiommcd to eit'fenil timemmm the mnmoney In nltms.
tiomm was ticilvereil to Chmlot itrt'miumami Iiy
Jailer liutvey tumttfl the written order of As.
statammt Coummuty Attorimi'y'inmtci a. ThIs wan
thomas for tine iurose of tnsimig tue mmionmey as
i'vitlemtce at time trial. 0mm ( Ito day of thu
triaP h'tttrick alleges timmmt ho tolti hlrennatm
that hme ( l'atrick ) hmt'hti aim order for time
mimetic ) ' , Tumemtla ) ' mmmormmiumg , lueforo court comm.
% 'enetl , Chief hiremmnami took tIne mmmomuey omit of
court secreti ) ' nut ! wltlmtitmt authority , mmmii
remnmaimmeti aWti ) ' all tiny. Charles ltuthie ) spenmt
the wimohei forenoon of bat rlay lmtmimtlng fur k
iiremmnmnn , but couhti mmot htnitl hlnmi ,
At 3 o'clock onm this 'rtmesday aftr'rnmoonm tlmo
imrisommors svera thschmargc'ti. ! Vie McCarty at
onmce lumimpetl Into a buggy ammtl drove , lo'mi
Twenmty-fonrthm street towarti Sarp ) county
ammtl was jolmueti by hireummiamu boftire lie reacimeit
Q street , McCarty canme tmack soon mutter , hut
ihremmimuumm thu riot. Mary I loll , one of tlme wit-
mmesses for hiowiurti , who ctunme imp fromnm ICmimi.
sass City to testify , told I'atrick that Ilreumnan
was keeping away so ire would not immuve to
arrest Frtumik numiti howard for jail breaklumg.
i'at lirosnilman has hIs tale of woe on ceil
as ; the smttormmeye. lie l's out imis gold ammtt
damns timat le : was tricketi by lhrominman.
IJrosnlhmamu says that ilrermummmmm ctumnme to him
omit told him that if lie coumith mint itientify
the prmsommers as time mmmeri svlmo assiuimiheti iuumtt
robbeti iminm Ime wotmiti got 1mb. amonmey amid cia'ckti
back , ilrosmmiiman is mint backwartl about nmmak-
11mg tinis statemmmomit , amid nlso says timmmt acttnmg
aim tinis advIce lie faileti to iiiemmttfy time hurls.
oners emit ! expected mimi ummonmey hack nut naomi
as tIme mmmcmi % 'ere iumrmmeii loose , bunt VIe Me-
Carty stepiietl iii wltlm an ortier nmnmtl ctrrletl :
oft what Comm W55 heft ,
Clmiet hireuimmamm teils ammotiner story entirely.
lie says thmat Ime never know hint i'atrick hiatt
arm order for time money mmntll after time menu
were thiscimargetl ; that Iitmwartl gave imimmi
vritteum amid oral ortlers to ttmrn tIme money
over to Vie McCarty , auth lie diii so ; amiti the
lawyers commlti io aheatl wIth theIr lawsuits ,
Au inavuistigatioum would flnmtl hunt all right.
I'imrtimerimiore , tIme chIef tlemmletl timat Ime toitl
l'at Brosnlhmamu flint If he ouhil fail to itlemm.
tify lie would get 1mb. mnommey ammti cimechts back ,
3lngIe City ( ossll , ,
Miss Nellie Greist is visiting 1mm AtlantIc ,
Ia.
Im. Vimlte will spend today with his fammmily
at Paimnyra.
Mrs. 1) . J. Sullivan line gone to Ilcney
Creek , In , , to visit friemmtis.
Timoro will ho no mmmormmimmg services at the
Baptist chmusrchm timia numorrminig , .
Today the Magic City Cycling climb wilt
mmmako a run to l'lattsnmmommth.
Mrs. Satlie Luuihiow of RetI Cloud Is visiting
huer sister , Mrs. Ilenury C. Satmtter.
Itev 3. 0. Staples will occupy time limmlpit at
time First Baptist cimtmrchi tiri overmlmmg.
Today limo South Onmisima Platteieutscimc-r
vereln will luicmuic at Sarimy Mills lark.
Go to Henry Sautter's , time 16 to 1 saloon.
for a cool glass of beer and a firm lunch. 40d
Nortim 24th street ,
'
Next Thmmirsilay tine Lat1ie' Aid society of '
the First Methotlist clmtmrchi will lmave a picnio
at Ilanmucomn park.
A mnmmnsicaio and panmtomlnruo entertaInment
u'iil ho given at Younmg Menu's Inmittitumle imall
Timuratlay evenming.
Deacoim 0. E. Bruce ammtl'iliamni Ilenmtz
will comitluct thin services at thi Fourtlm ward
nmIsaion this atternoorm.
Rev. C. C. Snmiltlm , pastor of tIme F'lrat flap.
tint church , mas beomm cahieti to Masoum City
Ia , , to attemmtl a funmeral ,
11ev. Dr. C. N. Dawsomm , itastor of the
First rtetimotlist cimtmrcim , will itrencim a tern-
perance sermon this evening.
Commncilnuamm llcmtry Mies has returrueti from
a trilm timrotigim western lowe. lie reports time
croiis anti stock in excellent commtlition ,
The electric light commipauuy Is nmtting sIngle
carbomi lights iii all the city street lammnps.
Timese now lamumims give a light eqtmal to 2,000
candle imower mend will burn all night.
A lawmm social wilt ho givcmm at time routitlenco
of Mrs. H , Atimertoums 'Funesday mmoxt for time
benefit of tIme South Onnalma lmtmslmital. Gooti
mntislo vill ito provided amiti every cite in in-
vlted to attommd.
Time "It L" society of tIme Firu.t l'resby-
terlan churcim gave a lawn party at tIme real-
denmce of 11ev. ir. Whmeeler last Frirlay overm-
lug , which was well atteimded mmnmti greatly cnm-
joyed by thmcso Proaenmt.
This evonimag at 7 o'clock Miss AlIce
lhuventm , the delegate of the Chmrisiimn : En.
deavom' society to time. Bostomu convention
will rleliver imer report. harry \'eiIs ct
Omumaima will lead time mnmeoting.
Viola , tine Infant tlatmghmtor of Mr. nail Mrs.
W. 3 , Mason , 2219 Q street , tileti Friday
rnighmt. Yesteruiay nnfterimoonm time reuumahnms.
after a brief service at time house , conthucteil
by 11ev. ii , fj. W'imceier , were ucnmt to Ftc-
numonit for inmternnemmt.
Mommtlay mmlghmt time hoard of Edumcathonm sill
numcet 1mm regular momithmly seeslonm , ammil it is ox-
pectetl that time ( ifle54tiomm of voting bonmdmr to
pay time overlap S1il ito brought imp for conm-
sideration again , Somne people timinnk ( list if
time question commics imp again it will carry ,
All day long yesterday anti far imuto thus
rmigimt a comupany of mmmcmi watcittil time river
( mini ( lie foot of N street to liehlei'ue lii hope
of flmitlirmg thin hotly of little Wihlio Lackey.
It was time timirti elay after time cimlltl was
mlrownieth , Time river Is still being dragged ,
Time VtPoinan's Relief corps of time South -
Omaima auxiliary to Samuel lennis post wIll
organIze on Tunestlay evening mmcxl at Masonic
imahi. Mrs flilworthm of LIncoln , presitlemmt of
of the \'onmmanI'a itehiot corps of Nebraska ,
will be present , Alt of time womnien that have
igneu'l ' the application are requested to he
present.
Friday evening Mr. anti Mrs. J. Ii. Van
lmmsen gave a very pheasant party at their
home , 'rwcrmty-flfth anti I ) streets , in honor
of their guest , Miss Baldwin of New Ycrk.
Timniee present were Mr. anal Mm-s. J. hiVat -
kimis , litirt Lawrence ntl WillIs 'radii ; Miss
Guichmrlat , Ella anti Lotm Erlon , Miss Persomna ,
Miss Alhisonn. Kay hluint , Roy' liralnarti ,
htalplm lieu , Bert Wilcox and A. L. Sutton.
.
On.lruimlc , tue Other ShuIggt'.h.
Ohflcer Schick last night arroateti usury
Loc becaumso lie was druimk , altimoughi that is
not time oumly suspicious clrcummmsiaiiCo against
him , lb wen also its coimmimammy with mm muon
mnaumieti Williams Spot , wins math a broltonm lmemid.
Spot also appoareil th be nuder tae lnuiiuemmco
of liquor , anti coimid riot give a vor ) good ac-
coummi of time nmiurmmer in iv.icim lie received lila
Injury. lie ealti that lie lied just comume frame
Chicago , anti wiuemm I- r achacti the cmiii of time
Unloum l'maciflo bridge ii iot him mmii tmrgU-
merit with smomno railroad union over strike
tattorss , 1mm lImo course of which mo got
slugged. Leo cheinne that ire foummil him groamm.
lug at the end of time brltige anti was going
burst for a drug store
UI ) town witim imlmn on a
when hue was arrested ,
Highest of all in Lcavening Powcr-Lrttcst U. S , Gov't Report
Ra1 Baking
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