Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA JXA.LLV XOVISMIIKK 2-1 , 181)5.
LAUNCHED ON A SOCIAL SEA
Thtee Moro Charming Buds Have Been
Brought Oat.
FUNCTIONS OF THE WEEK THAT HAS PASSED
IVIUt Ilio Annronrli of Winter So
ciety Tnliox on Netr Mfo , the
Time llelngIlevoleil to
' nnjoj-inent.
Last week each day was > niled with enter ,
talmncnts of some sort , Including receptions ,
luncheons , dances , Kensingtons and card par.
tics. They came along In such rapid suc
cession that It made one dizzy to keep up
with the mad puce.
While many of the lesser functions were
commonplace , though pleating to those In
terested , there were others that attracted
moro than local attention. First of all ,
there was the Dickinson debut , at which Miss
Dickinson , the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Dickinson , was ushered Into the
social world. This was , by all odds , the
most Intcm'tlng event from a social stand
point that has occurred In Omaha ( or several
t years. It Has Interesting In many respects.
The parents of Miss Dickinson occupy a
high position In social realms. Asldo from
this might 1)3 mentioned the fact that Mliu
Dickinson In well known , not only In Omaha ,
but throughout the west. The reception held
at th9 Mlllard hotel was on an elaborate
scale and was highly enjoyed by all who
wcro fortunate enough to have been In at
tendance.
While Iho Introduction of Miss Dickinson
may have been attended by moro people , It
was but little more enjoyable than was the
event which brought Miss Qrace Allen and
Miss Mabel Taylor Into the social circle ? .
The launching of these two young women
Into the social vortex was a most delightful
occasion" and was attended by scores of their
' " " " "admirers.
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Probably the most beautiful and elaborate
reception ever given In Omaha WOP the one
ocurrlng at the Mlllard on Thursday evening
to Introduce Miss Dickinson to Omaha so
ciety and given by Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Dickinson , This generous minded young de
butante. Instead of receiving alone In her
glory , kindly shared her honors with the
other nlno fair debutantes. The sight was a
beautiful ono , on entering the parlors , the
blushing , beautiful faces of those charming
debutantes meeting the gaze , the brilliancy ,
the gorgeouu decorations of palms , ferns ,
chrysanthemums and the chandellero grace
; \ fully hung with stnllax , while upon the cur
tains were pretty bunches of holly ferns and
j | green all sent from Oregon by friends.
' The punch room was a charming retreat.
From slabs of Ice In which roivs had been
frozen , beautifully decorated with leaves , the
i punch flowed like some magic stream Into a
' - largo punch bowl below.
The decoration of the table also caused
'much delighted comment and admiration ,
pyramids of fruit , wine Jelllet' , ducks , salmon
all wept to make up this magnificent spread.
, During the reception hours the hotel was
thronged with a merry crowd of people.
Mr. J. B. Markel and Mr. Prior Markel ,
who took personal supervision of the hotel
arrangements , were everywhere , and were
justly proud of the smoothness with which
the guests were cared for.
i An orchestra , stationed In the hall , played
.concert music until 9:30 : , when the members
took , their places In the dancing hall , behind
a screen of palms , ferns and potted plants.
Mrs. Dickinson was handsome In an ele
gant Imported gown of whlto brocaded satin
with pink ( lowers , trimmed In pink velvet ,
'pearl passementerie and quantities of point
lace. Superb diamonds.
Miss Dickinson , the charming bud who
unites beauty and Intellect with gracious
manners and a empromo sweetness of disposi
tion , was fascinating In a gown of white
satin striped mousselino do sole , made over
whlto satin and trimmed with pearl butter
flies and ornaments. She carried an immense
bouquet of English violets. She was the
recipient of many exquisite bunches of flowers
of all sizes and varieties.
Miss Hoagland wasjjeautlful In whlU i >
Miss Judson , a vivacious blonde , wore a
dainty gown of Dresden flowered silk with
old rose velvet trimming" .
Miss Drake was charming In black satin
and lp.cc.
Miss Squires , always a favorite , wore blue
figured taffeta , corsage of tulle with rose
buds scattered over It and garniture of rose
buds.
buds.Miss
Miss Sloan : was very attractlvo In a gown
of yellow brocaded u'.lk ' , trimmed In turquoise *
blue and lilac and lace. She were a diamond
tiara in her hair.
Miss Allan was lovely In white satin.
Mlsa Taylor was stunning1 In a gown of
nrlnn Rtrlnn/1 wlilta clllf.
Miss Sharp wore one of the daintiest of
white Swiss gowns over pink silk.
Mica Mount wore a fetching costume of
lavender satin , with yellow chiffon bodice ,
trimmed In martin fur and English velvets.
Miss Warden , a strikingly beautiful girl ,
wore white Swiss.
; Others assisting were Mr. and Mrs. J , N ,
II. Patrick , who was much admired , In white
brocaded satin.
Miss Doano In a pretty girlish gown of
whlto SwItB. Miss McClelland In light blue
tulle , Miss Curtis In blue and whltu figured
silk , Miss Woolworth In a striking gown of
blue silk with velvet trimmings and golden
tiara.
Miss Webster waa stylishly gowned In a
becoming pale green satin trimmed In lac ? .
Miss Moore was chic In pink brocaded Hllk
and pearl piraementerlc.
Mlso LIndsey , black chiffon over prim
rose yellow.
Miss Colpejzer , red rich Persian silk with
chiffon bodlco ol.l green velvet fcleevea ,
violets.
Mlsa Damn , whlto Bilk and whlto chiffon.
Miss Lcnlgan , pink brocaded silk.
Miss Emily Crelghton , pink organdie over
pink silk.
Miss Stone , satin , striped white crepe.
Mrp. George Mercer was lovely In black
with bodice of pink chiffon and pink Dres
den sash-
Miss Alexander , black and lavender pompa
dour silk trimmed In thistles.
Mlsy Cady , blue and white striped satin
skirt , blue chiffon bodice trimmed In carna
tions.
Miss Norton , lilac and maroon Persian silk
with beautiful pearl collar.
Mrs , Harry ( Jartuii. a beautiful gown of
lavender ellk with pink chiffon bodlco and
shoulder straps of pink chrysanthemums.
Miss Durko , n striking brunette , brocaded
yellow ullk trimmed In chiffon and brown
fur.
. Miss Sargent , white silk muslin over
taffeta , with red roses.
Miss Delia Hamilton , yellow chiffon over
fellow satin.
Miss Hingvvalt was handsome In lavender
silk with wide whlto fcattn collar spangled
In gold.
Many other beautiful costumes. ) were worn.
Previous to the reception Miss Dickinson
entertained the debutantes at an exquisitely
beautiful dinner In the white und gold room ,
which was decorated In palms and holly.
The tabto itself was a marvel of beauty ,
surrounded by tha fair guests and having
In the cstiter an Immensa bouquet of white
chrysanthemums , from which radiated twelve
broad white mttn ribbons bearing the names
of the young women In gold lettem. At
the close of the dinner each guest loosened
the ribbon at hr plac ; and tin great cen
ter plocj tumbled apart , leaving each one
In possession of a beautiful souvenir bouquet ,
Attached to each was an exqultlte gold
enameled spoon. The cloth waa also liberally
sprinkled with violets. Cavern wen laid
for Mies Hoagland , Miss Judson of St ,
Joseph , Miss Woiden of Denver , Misses
Morse , Sloan , Sharp. Mount , Drake , Taylor ,
Allen , Squires and Dickinson.
Ilec-ulvi'il liy Mr , niiil'Mrn. "Uonlnoiiicr }
Mr , and Mn. O. S. Montgomery gave a
pleasant reception at their pretty home
Wednesday evening , In honor of Mr. and
M3. Thompson and Mr , and Mr * . Drew ,
The guaU were agreeably entertained In
looking over the beautiful collection of for
eign pictured and spoons which Mr , and Mrs.
Montgomery brought back with them from
their recent irlp abroad. There was also
music. Mlsa lloulter played several pretty
elections and Miss Darker Bang.
Mr * . Montgomery' wore * ( own of helio
trope broadcloth trimmed In * tln nd velvet
to match.
The brldei wore their wedding gowna.
Mrr. Thompson's wan ot white corded silk ,
with long train , and Mrs. Drew wore white
silk nnd chiffon.
Miss dray wore a dainty frock of while
flowered Jllk , with ribbons.
Among thf > giieMs were : Mesw * and Mcs-
ilamen Tracy , Hall , Vlnsonhaller , Smith , De
Herd , Herring , Nicholas , Mpsdnmcs Mont
gomery , Perrlne and Mumaugh , Misses
Itarkcr , Filch , llennet , Ireland. Moore. Vin
cent , Syers , Donlter , and Messrs. Carter ,
Marbury , Tuttle , Harmon , Mann , Moore ,
MIICJ , Kllpatrick and Hev. Mann.
Itcrriitloii for Their
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. WIHUm F. Allen
and Mrs. Charles T. Taylcr gave n large re
ception at the hcme of Mrs. All-n , on Cali
fornia street , to Introduce their daughters ,
Miss Grace Allen and Mlj Mabel Taylor ,
two charming debutantes , to Omalu society.
The hours were from 2 to i and from 4 till
7 , and there was a constant throng ot people
ple , old and young , In attendance to congrat
ulate these fair "buds. " In the recelvlnc
parly were Mrs. All-n , becomingly gowni ?
In black silk ercinn , with green velvet col
lar , Russian trimmings and lace.
Mlm Allen , a baulul ! ! girl , wore a hand
some white satin and white chiffon ,
trimmed with satin ribbons and cut round
neck. She carried American Ilenutlcs.
Mrs. Taylor wore gresn faille silk , trimmed
In exquisite real lace.
Miss Taylor , a charming bud , were a
beautiful while brocaded satin , pearl trim
ming finishing the round nsck. She carried
La France roses.
The rooms wcro all tastefully decorated
with cut flowers nnd plants. In the drawIng -
Ing room American Ueautles were used ,
The chandeliers were festojnrd with srallax.
The dining room was decorated In La France
roses. The table was very pretty with the
pink candelabra and cut gtasi' . A bevy of
pretty girls assisted In serving Ices and tea.
Others assisting In receiving wcro :
Mrs. Colpetzer , In an elegant creation of
pink crept ! and lavender brocaded satin , with
Roman pearl paracmenterlc.
Mrs. C. E. Squlren , In heliotrope satin and
violet velvet trimmings.
Mrs. J. E , Doyd wore a handsome maroon
velvet , trimmed with jet.
Mrs. Ed IJIshop , In figured organdie over
yellow silk and lace and brown ribbons.
Mr * . Dlshop , In pink figured organdie with
pink ribbons.
Mrs. Moore , In black lace over miroon-
colored silk.
Miss Squires , In a beautiful pink and white
striped silk , with chiffon silk.
Miss Drake , In white slllc with satin trim
mings.
Miss Colpetzcr , In an exquisite white satin. .
Miss Morse was girlish nnd pretty In
white satin made over blue silk.
Miss Wordon wore a pretty flowered or
gandie made over blue silk , trimmed In for
get-me-nots.
Miss Crounso were a fancy yellow waist
and black satin.
Miss Webster wore fawn-colored crepon
made over cerise-colored satin with lace-
trimmings.
Miss Cady wore an Imported waist of green
and red and dark skirt.
Miss Palmer wore a pretty white Swiss
over pink silk.
Miss Burns , light figured silk trimmed in
blue chiffon and lice.
Bliss Bertha was gowned In a rich red
silk trimmed with ermine.
Miss Moore , In green silk with white over
dress.
Mrs. Dlshop , In black.
Mrs. Gilbert , In lavender cloth and Mrs.
Morse In lavender cloth.
Upstairs In the punch room Miss Hoag
land In a stunning gown of pink satin with
r ? rl trimmings , and Miss Judson of St.
Joseph , In a gown of pink Drcsdea silk with
pearl passementerie , served punch.
At 7 o'clock the following named men
dropped In and the remainder of the evening
was devoted to dancing :
Mr. Wllklns , Mr. Jordan. Mr ; Palmer , Mr.
Kountze , Mr ; Hoagland , * Mr. Gilbert , Mr.
Charles George , Mr. Ed George , Dr. Sedwlck.
Mr. Doz ! ! , Mr , Carter , Mr. Clarke , Mr. EJgar
Morsman.
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'At MrN. I'll x ton's Ilfci-iilloii.
On Wednesday afternoon , between the
hours of 2 and C , Mrs. William A. Paxton
gave a delightful reception , at which more
than 200 guests were entertained. The drawIng -
Ing rooms were decorated with large bunches
of American Beauties and the dining room
was prettily decorated with La France rosas.
Ihe table , witli Its ribbon and flower decirj-
tlons aiid-cuit. cla " - " " > imirua. The
punch room was decorated with yellow rose ?
and was also very pretty.
Mrs. Paxton , In a black satin skirt , with a
black and while strlpstl silk walit , trimmed
with point lace and black velvet and beautiful
diamonds , received the gussts , aislsted by
Mrs. Ware of Blair. In a. French costume of
old rcso silk , trimmed in chiffon and apple-
greun velvet , and Mrs. Walter Williams , In a
fancy waist , trimmed In lace , and dark skirt.
Assisting throughout the rooms were : Mrs.
J. N. Cornish , In black satin , with velv t
waist trimmed In white brccadjj volvot.
Mrs. Babcock , In elegant pearl gray satn !
gown , trimmed with Roman pearl passemen-
terlo and a bertha of old point lace. Dia
monds.
Mrs. William F. Allen. In black skirt , with
fancy eJlk waist trimmed in green velvet and
lace.
lace.Mrs.
Mrs. Whltmoro , In black chiffon and wliits
lace.
lace.Mrs.
Mrs. Godfrey , In b'acV Entln.
Miss Dickinson was charming In a gown of
blue satin , with brocaded satin waist. She
carried La Franco roses.
Miss C'mindler , a handsome- gown of pink
silk , trimmed with heavy ecru ace.
Miss Hoagland wore u becoming gown of
white silk and chiffon. .
Miss Judson was chic In pale blue satin.
Miss Webster were a Btylsh gown of old
rose * broadcloth.
Miss Copetzor were yellow chiffon over
satin of the same color.
Miss Palmer , pink and white striped silk.
Miss Allen , yellow crepe waist and white
silk skirt.
Miss Taylor , fancy yellow waist and dark
skirt.
Miss Squires , gray skirt and black chiffon
waist made over red silk.
Miss Curtis , white Swiss with lavender ribbons
bons/
bonsMiss
Miss McClellamI , In whlto Swiss.
TttO llfliKlltflll K fllH
Thursday afternoon Mrs. James Bv Boyd
and Mrs. Ellis Illerbower gave a deflghtful
Kensington. The women all took dainty bits
of fancy work , though some played cards.
The feature of the afternoon was the playing
of the orchestra , which was stationed In the
library , and for an hour delighted the guests
with the choicest selections. Refreshments
were served nt C o'clock. The guests were :
MesdaniEB Dlshop , Ed Bishop and Frank
Dlshop , D'ctz ' , Clark , Buchanan , Coffmai ,
Gardner , Haller , Klrkcndall , Brady , Balch ,
Green , Dradfoid , Calm , Albert Calm , Dickey ,
McDermott , J. H. Lehman , Mclntosh , Itlng-
walt , Taylor , LIndsey , Orr. Keysor , Nott ,
McShane , Whlto , Barrows , Illglow and W. L.
Dickey and Mlssvs Barker , LIndsey , Allen ,
Taylor , Hlngwalt , Burke , Sharp and Helen
Moore ,
They also entertained on Saturday very
pleasantly , when the guests wore Me 4imes
McDonald ot North Platte , Morse , Mlllard ,
Wilbur , Heed , Hemington , Barton , Hlngnolt ,
Hedlck , Cudahy , Daldrldge , Cirrler , Connell
Patterson , Caldwcll , Davis , Hamilton , Morris ,
Cole , Uummeni. Irvlito , Smith , Charlton ,
Oftutt , Learned , Hull , PatHrson , Melkle.
Richardson , Kellir , McConnell , Clarke , Spar
row , Wheeler , Cortan , Wood. Wyman , John
son , Potter , Dickinson anil McCormlck ; Missis
Daclie , Bertha Bache , Dundy , Downi , Isaacs ,
Hill ot Boston , Hamilton , Duck , Ogden , Me-
Kell , Amell , McClelland and Colpetzer.
( ioinl .Slirplioril MiiNlL'iil.
Those who attended the musicals given by
Mre. II. F. Teal , at her residence , 2522 Maple
street. Tuesday evening , November 19 , had a
delightful musical treat. The program con
sisted cf eight members. The vocal solo ,
"Ejmereldu , " sung by Miss Pearl Hlley , ac
companied by a chorus of little misses In
artistic gypsy costumes , was the opening
lumber , and got every one In good humor
to appreciate. This was followed by a piano
solo , by Uov. Q. Welles. "Spinning Song. "
Mr. Welles rendered this tlimcult and beauti
ful plec in a manner that was highly pleas-
HK. Mlm Mary Lity eang "Fiddle and I , "
accompanied by piano and violin and re
ceived a hearty encore. Toll was one of the
jrlcht gema of the evening.
Number 4 was a violin eolo , "Cavltana , " by
Miss VInnle Bherraden of Council Bluffi. The
rendition of this beautiful music showed not <
> nly careful and painstaking ttudy , but a
true artistic touch and feeling. The piece
was long and loudly applauded and was
responded to by illt * BlurraJen by another i
not left * beautiful selection. The piano solo
by Mlw Nelllo Moore * nd piano duet by the
Mlucs Mnore and Keating ( both of Council
Bluffs ) were nmonp the very b tt ot the
evening's entertainments.
The closing number , a piano solo , "Cradle
Song , " by Mlg Daisy lllgglns , a piece ot her
own composition , was another gem that can
only n remembered with pleasure. The
muslcale w-is given for ( he benefit of the
Church of the Good Shepherd and was a suc
cess from a financial as well as a musical
standpoint , _ _ _ _
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Oyger-Wernher At the residence of the
bride's parents , Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Wernher , fill
Park avenue , Thursd-ay , November 21 , at 6
p. m. , Mr. Charles L. Gygcr and Katherlnc
I G. Wernher were married. It was a baaiit'ful
wedding. The bridesmaid was a girlhood
friend of the bride , Miss Miller of Lraven-
worth , Kan. , the best man being the brother
of the groom , Mlts Eva Manchester played
the wedding march , while the bridal party ,
preceded by the officiating clergyman , Hev.
T. J. Mackay , entered the parlors. A some
what unusual ceremony for this country was
adopted , two wedding rlngf being used the
grcom giving a ring and making the promise
first , followed In like manner by the bride.
A reception for the newly wedded coupls was
held In the evening from 7:30 : to 0:30 : , when
hosts of friends called to congratulate the
happy couple.
The wedding of Mlfs Ada Bovd and Mr. A.
M. Mecklenburg occurred at Decatur , 111. , on
Wednesday , November 20 , nt 10 a. m.
Heel McLo&'n ' A very pretty pink and
white wedding occurred at 2705 Hamilton
street , Thursday evening at 9 o'clock , when
Miss Mamie Kllrabeth , daughter of Mr. W.
C. McLean , was married to Mr. Earnest
Howard IIool. The ceremdny woo per
formed before a bank of palms , white and
pink chrysanthemums and la France roics ,
wl'lch extended across the room. Hev. S.
M. Ware officiated. The bride , who Is con
sidered n very pretty girl , was unusually
boiutlful , In a gown of white silk. The
wnlst was covered with pearl trimming of
a , beautiful design. She carried an Im
mense bouquet of brlds roses. The maid of
honor , MlM Phoebe Heel , sister of th ;
groom , were a beautiful gowin of pink silk
and point lace , and carried la Franco ros3.
Mr. Herbert Taylor acted as best man.
Miss Anna Hungate played the wedding
march as the bridal party passed through
the parlora First cams the two brides
maids , Miss Elizabeth Marshall of Brooklyn ,
N. Y. , and Miss Elmlrc Wssterfield , pretty
llttlo girls , drcssd In pure white. Then the
maid of honor nnd bast man , followed by
bride and groom. Pretty llttlo Agnes Mc
Lean , aged G , dressed In white silk , carried
the cushion bearing the ring. The parloro
and dining room wore balnkcd with palms ,
roses , ferns and pink and whlto chrysiu-
them'.imo.
Refreshments were very elaborate , pink
and whlto being carried out In Ices and cike.
Mr. and Mrs. McLan were assisted In
receiving by Mrs. Henry Marshall of Brook
lyn , Mro. Mlllard Watktns of Beatrlcs , Miss
Lois McLean and Miss Bertha Stewart.
The presents were unusually elaborate ,
consisting of many costly pieces of cut glass ,
chlni and bric-a-brac. Only relatives and
Intimate friends cf thi family were Invited.
Present were : Mr. a'nd ' Mrs. Aron Heel ,
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Perrlne. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Heel , Mr. nnd Mrs. A. T. Schermer-
horn , Mrs. Cawlo Campbell , Mrs. P. H.
Sharp. Mr. and Mrs. Cadet Taylor , Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Taylor , Mr. and Mrs. John Car
son , Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Canan , Mr. and
Mrs. Charles WEstcrfleld , Mr. and Mrs.
Porterfleld. Mr. and Mrs. Maglnn , Mrs.
Henry Marshall , Brooklyn , N. Y. ; Mrs. M.
S. Watklns , Beatrice , Neb. ; Mrs. Herbert
Pardee , Buffalo , N. Y. ; Mrs. O. Smiley ,
Chillicothe , Mo. ; Miss Pearl Ochlltree , Miss
Anna Hungate , Miss Carter , Miss Halite
Hood , MIyj B.rttn Stuart , Mlu Wllva Mo-
Lian , Mim Persia Stuart , Miss E. Marshall ,
Miss Claire Albee. Miss Westcrfleld , Miss
Carrie Campbell. Miss Lois Maglnn , Mr. M. '
B. Thompson , Albldn , Neb. ; Mr. H. D. Tay
lor , Mr. Wallace Taylor , Mr. Charles Hun-
gate , Mr. Fred Heel , Mr. T. L. Clinton , Mr.
T. S. Hoel.
Mr. R. F. O'Brien and Miss Ellen Brenan
of Omaha w.ere married at Sacred Heart'
church , November 20. Many friends were
present and many tokens of friendship were
evident In the presents dirphyod. Mr.
O'Brien and his wlfp will go cast , and re
turn about December 1 , to 'make thelr home
In Omaha. .
Ths marrlago of Miss Lucllo B. Osburn ,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Oaburn , to
Mr. Murk 1 . rclbor of Ploroo , Neb. , waa
celebrated at th ? home of the bride's parents ,
2G01 Cameron street , last night at 7:30 :
o'clock. Ht.v. S. M. Ware , pastor of the
Second Presbyterian church , performed the
ceremony. Only Immediate relatives and a
few friends were pressnt. The. bride was
radiantly beautiful In a typical wedding dras ?
of cream silk , while the groom was attired
In a neat suit of conventional black. The
parlor In which the cerwnony was performed
was decorated In an artistic and tasty fnan-
nar with chrysanthemums and other at
tractive nous ? plants. Immediately after the
caremony an excellent wedding supper was
served. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Felber will
leave tomorrow for Pierce , where Mr. Felber
! s engaged In the newspaper business. They
will ba at home to friends after December 5.
SiirpriNtMl MlHii IlliiKliimi.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Joi'slo Blngham Thursday evening , at
her home , 8lt South Sixteenth street. The
program of the evening was music , speaking
and games. Those prcssnt were : nna
Mahamah , Marie Vom Weg , Louisa Vom
WoK , EJIth Kaatz , Marie Stafford , Anna
Hlchardion , EJIth Gurney , Gracs Gurney ,
J. Fester Sam , Liura Wllcox , Anna Hay , Ida
Lvi , Julia Lang , Agnes Levey , Tilly Block ,
Maud Brown , May Huso. Pearl WIIcox , Will
Talconcr , C. M. Parker. Jeyjo Coy , Verne
Coy , Heiiry LehmoJt , Tom T.'ptcn ' , Frank
Bryant , Frank Dohn , Harry Burnette , John
Mortensen , Charles Stewart , F. A. Bonei' ,
Ernest Powell , Lloyd Bellman , Fred Grosy ,
Ed Mortenwjn , Charlej Carlson.
A PlriiNjmt SuriirlHc.
Ono of the pleasant and enjoyable social
events of last week was the surprba party
on MI 5 Kate Smith Saturday evening , No
vember 1C , on her birthday. After a short
reception at the home- , the festivities wore
adjourned to Oriole hall , wtcre the merry
hours wcro danced away until midnight.
Among those prewnt were : Misses Ganger ,
Clare , Bowen , CramerKnaust , Gleselman ,
Schlueter , Jennie Augustln , Juliet Bowles ,
CUrette Smith , Fannie Smith. Clara Wentz ,
Rosemarle , Dlngldlno and Messrs. Flynn ,
Grlebe , Wagner , Melstrom , Grau , Augustln ,
Hos ? , Ed Elmlger , Fred Elmlger , Kuehl ,
Smith , Thomas Lynam , Ed Lynam , Aukol ,
Myere. Shannon , McAullffe , Casey , Carter ,
Sandell and Wardlow ,
< : < ! m n n IVIilHt Vurty.
Mro. W. R. Kelly cntertalnel delightfully
at German whist last Monday afternocn ,
Prizes were won by Mrs. Westel Morseman ,
Mrs. Myron Learned and Mrs. Daniel Damn.
The guests were : Mssdamcs Mctcalf , Sunder-
land , Baldrldge , Miner , Baum , Taylor , Hendrix -
drix , Newman , Ilartmnn , Stevens , Buche ,
Morseman , Green , D , Baum , George Patter
son , Curtis , Sterling , Learned , Sweesjy ,
Durdy , Lomax , Hoth , Babcock , Munroe ,
Palmer , Dickey. Ames , KImbill. McDermott.
HoUredge. D. C. Patterson , Merrlam , Kellar ,
Mlllard , Snyder , Thompson , Savage , Valll
Bishop , Thurston , H. C. Smith , A. B. Smith
Allen. Dickinson. Warden. Towar. F W
Kelly and Mlssjiilder.
Him n NiirnrlNr.
The friends of M. H. Douglass tendered him
a very pleasant surprise Friday evening , at
the home of Mr * Leedcr , 1310 Davenport
street. Music , gimea and dancing wcro
indulged In to a late hour , after which an ele-
gint repist wao oerved , und all declared a
most pleasant evening spent. Among those
present were : Mesdames Douglaw and
Baler , Misses Qulnn. Cogan/ Mullen , Katie.
L zrlo and
May Brady , Sullivan , McMahon
Lllen and Hannah Gruonlg , Clark McGovern
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Cosgrove Craddock. Julia , Lizzie'ami Carrie
Leeder , Baler , Foley , John , Peter and James
Mattson , CuriA.N.'raddoek. Sullivan , riatk
Faulkner , l > od * . ; cKe"nrle. MeOiickln , lxiil
Char ! ? * and ? jiXno. Lceder , Jones , Uilley
Crane and Doffglisi.
PlfljX
Rev. C H./Wldgj nd wife cplebrateil
their fiftieth Welding anniversary Wednes
day , Novcmber.20 , at Hiawatha , Kan ,
Mr. Savldge * born In New Jersey sev
enty-three years'fgoi and his wife In Penn
sylvania three years later. They were mar
ried In New Vienna , Clinton county , 0.
November 20 , 181 * by Hev. J. II. Ellsworth
Mr. Savldgc. wJh"hts family , moved to Min
nesoto In ISM' ' Us wan chaplain _ pf Jhe
Fourth Mlnntlati during the war. He first
entered the rlqks . as : a private and bore aIn
heroic part In the battle of Altoona Pass.
In that battle lie had n testament In his
left breast pocket , which was struck by a
bill fromone / - of the sharpshooter's guna
That book Is still preserved In the family as
a sacred relic. He was promoted to the
chaplaincy just before Sherman started on
his march to the sea. On hi * reltirn from
the war Mr. Savldgc engaged In the inlriU > -
try. He cam to Nebraska In the spring of
1SS2. nnd removed to his present home In
1893. Ho usually preaches once on Sabbath
at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Savldjc have reared chll-
drn. who are now miking their homes In
Wisconsin , Idaho. Kansas and Nebraska.
Th-y are engaged In the mlnh-try , law , railroading
reading and farm Inc.
Itlrtlnlnv , Pnrt.v for Tuo.
There was a birthday party nt Edgewood ,
the suburban home ot Mr. and Mrp. John
Morrison , Wednesday evening. It being In
honor of Charles Morrison and hlo cousin ,
Miss Slay Mortenson. High five was played
during the e.irly evening , the prises being
captured by Miss Mary Drage and Mr. Hugo
Havtm , while Miss Blanche Nelson and Mr.
Dick Haven were made happy with the con-
Eolatlon prizes. After tus cards , refresh
ments were nerved , the late hours being
occupied In singing , playing nnd dancing.
Thosa present were : Misses Mary , Meta and
Llzzlo Dragc , Mlsa Blanche Nelson , Miss
Mno Schlsby. Miss Allo Nelsdn. Miss Nelale
Morrison , Miss Mary Mortensen , Miss Olga
Mortens3n , MlM Johanna Chrlstophcrson
and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cobry ; Messrs.
Dick Raven , Hugo. Raven , Carney , Mor
risen , Neve , Frdr Nelscm , Walter Nelson ,
Francis Morrison and John Morrison , Jr.
ToriHlclieiroui' UnncliiK C'luli.
The fornlghtly , dancing party of the Tcrp-
slchorean club given last Friday evening
proved to bs one of the prettiest function ?
of the week. Quite a number ot beautiful
costumes wer ? a very noticeable feature of
tha affair , and as the. chrysanthemum took
preference tr other floral decorations , a
great many of autumn's favorite beauties
gave the event a most pleasing effect.
Among the club members nnd their guests
"
present were noticed Misses Eastman ,
Arnold , Schmidt , Paris , Reed , Ring , Van
Buran , Lateyi . .Wwks , St. Coyer , Drlshnui.
Fowler , CowiesT .Peters , Mardl , Bulwark ,
Hamlln. Certcr , Burnham , Cramer. Derver ,
DervcT , Newton and Messrs. Squires , Alexan
der , Whltehorn , Kocnlg. Thompson , Burdlck ,
McCreary , Heed. 'Fowler , Cooley. Collctt ,
Body , Shrader , Vkrllng , Woolworth , Sharp ,
Hamlln. Gocdall , Berlin , Davis ? , Hadlnge.r ,
Peako , Goodrich , Halstead , Johnson , Living
ston , Murray and Irvine.
Kor SJr.s. \ < M111:111. .
Mm. D. H. Wheeler , jr. , entertained the
following women at a Kensington Friday
afternoon in o-charmlng manner , In honor of
Mra Henry Newman , nee Miss Herna Dundy ,
of New Yorkpj The guests were : Mrs. Dr.
Bache , Miss Bacbe , Mrs. Bradford , Miss
Sharp , MID3 Ida jfeharp , Mrs. Detiel , Mrs.
Reillck. ' Mrs. HUM , Airs. Hamilton , Mlso Ham
ilton , Mrs. Lelfojerl Mrs. Gurley ; Mlsr Doane ,
Mlw Curtis , Mips 'Palmer , Miss Woolworth ,
Miss Dundy , Mrs. Hemington , Miss llurm > ,
MIos Bnum , Miss Fuller , Mrs. Blerbower.
Misg McDonald. Miss Patterson , Miss Conner ,
Miss McShanpj Mjsy Bucko , Mr , Baum. Mrs.
Caldwell , Mfas Bueke'ye , Mrs. Harry McCor
mlck , Mrs. Dr. Summers , Mrs. Cole ? , Mrs.
Reed , Mrs Keller. _
Mtss Palmsr , , Mlso Woolworth and Mlts
" * "
-JJiirke"air"siiig' < IeTlghtfully and Mlt'4 iQurtls
rendered several Instrumental selections.
' < r < uiHoii.
In honor of Miss JudsJn of St. Joseph , who
Is the guest of Miss Hoagland , Miss Louise
Squires entertained a number of her girl
trlends Saturday afternoon , rather informally.
though bone the less delightfully. Dainty
bits ot Christmas fancy work were displayed
here anJ thers , Miss Drake 'recited In MCI
usual charming manner and Miis Hoagland
Miss Palmer and Miss Burke each sang.
Refreshments were served at 5 p'clock.
Those present were : Misses Burke. Latey ,
Eaum , Sadie Baum , Sua Colpstzcr. Hattle
Cady , Alice Drake , Helen Mcore , Margaret
Brown , Helen , Hoagland , Clara Palmer.
Barker , Sharp , Burns. Sloan , Bsuhh
Sharp , Taylor , McKell , Stone , Kelly.
Sargent , Woolworth , May Morse ,
Alexander , Allen , Rlngwalt , Judson -
son , Lenlgan , Fuller , Lindsay , Stone. Curtis ,
Crelghton , Amy Barker ; Mesdames Smith
Bishop , Ed Bishop. Cole.
y M. 1 Social.
The third social of the Young Men's In
stitute was held at Orelghton hall Wednes
day evening , at was a delightful success.
About seventyfivecouples were present.
The large ball'- afforded thlo number ample
iccm to execute the now figures as well as
the old rellsblo pquares and slxtJon numbers
wire reeled off to merry music between ! ) and
12. The cDinml'tec In charge rendered ex
cellent scrvlca In anticipating and providing
for the wants of rill.
Ths next Y. M. I. party will be glvon In
the same hall on New Year's eve. On that
occasion It Is projwscd to surpass all for
mer efforts cf the Institute. This Is nt > small
task , but the members arc energetic and
have not yet failed to accomplish whatever
they undertake , Invitations will be Issued
early In December.
At n Church .Socialite- .
The young people of St. John's Episcopal
church gave a very enjoyable sociable at the
residence of George J. Stoney , 1C04 North
Thirty-fourth atreot. on Thursday evening.
Games and mujlc were enjoyed. The wonun
served Ice cream and cake.
Those present were : Hev. Charles H.
Young , Messrs , Cay | , Irons. Wills , H. Robin
son , S. Robinson , Dorr , Matthlf. G. F.
Stoney , J. M. Stoney , T. D. Stoney , Hadfleld ,
Estell , Rogers , Ocsanbiam , Lundbe-g , Ilurd ,
Misses Henderson , Jordan , Shlll , Bishop ,
Cain , Klrker , Nelson , Evans , Bralnhard , Roy ,
Estell , Twist , Turner , Armutrong , Roberts ,
Plxton , Mo'thls , Montgomery , Carmsn.
CIirj-Miin til 111111111 Ten.
Mrs. George B. Lourlo opened her hospit
able homo en , Najth _ Nineteenth avenue labt
Tuwday to al > iu0Ifly | of her friends , The
hostess was aeslsted by Miss Clara Thomas
and Miss Raiisonijjvho served refreshments ,
The house was 'profusely decorated with
palms and cliWJnnieinunis. For a tent of
skill In formjn , the greater number of
words from tly\t ofiicliryBnnthemum Mrs. W.
II. Tracy was awarded an elegant bouquet
of whlto and ydllrAv chrysanthemums.
UI'.V ' .
HiAVnN rieaHiiiilly SiiriirlNci ] ,
The employe. * . . _ the Fidelity Oil company
showed how highly they appreciate their
manager , Mr. JJ Hi Hendrie , by assembling
at his resldencaj 1113 Par'.t avenue , last Fri
day evening , and giving him a complete sur
prise , eg well us Hi substantial token of their
regard , In thet , bapp of a heavy gold watch
chain. The evening was spent most pleas
antly In mufild and card playing.
AU-HAt'-Hitll WlIlHt Club.
A delightful 'e'veiilng ' ' was spent last Friday
uy sixteen of tha pleasant people of Kountze
Place at the resilience of Mr , O , II. CurtU ,
2110 Locust rtreet , playing whist. Mre. Ward
and Judge MacCumber lecelved the prizes ,
After refreobmenU were served , the "Ak-Sar-
Ben Whist club" was organized , with Mra.
C , F. Weller as president snd Mrs. O , II ,
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Baking
Powder
4B&OLUTELY PURE
Curtis neerotarr and treasurer. The mom-
hern nro Mr. and Mr * . C. P. Wellcr , JinlRC
snd Mrp. MncOtiinbor , tp. And Mr . Warn ! ,
Mr. anil Mrs. T. Manilnln , Mr , And Mr. " . Kent
Sanfonl. Mr. nnrt Mr * . Will Prllchnrd , Mr A ml
Mrs. Frank 1'ortor , Mr. ami Mrs , O. II.
Cm IK
An t2ti < iiliiK irllli Finnic mill
A \cry pleasant surprise wat Riven In
honor of Miss Katie Sonneborn's birthday
last Wednesday evening at her residence.
$29 South Nineteenth street , 1) ) ' the clerks
of Hnj dfii Hros. Those nrcs ° nt were : Misses
DJlla Sclmfcr. Marwrcl Ciilllhan , Ilo ? Mac
kenzie , Kale Sullhflii , Jennnlc Senbrooke ,
I. lly Worthing , Kate UubenMeIn , May ( Ion-
tlemnn , Kmma Colbert , Lewis and Mrs. Arm
strong ; Messrs. William Mackenzie * . 1 tarry
Wallace , DotlRC , lUirnett , William Douglas ,
Kelncr , Moore. McOooley , McCrary , Frank
Hanson and Henry Koll ,
Miss Iloio Mackenzie danced several
Scotch dances , nnd Misses lllcklc and Kannlo
Sonusborn danced thn "Liberty tlsll. " The
music for the dancing nnd pinging of the
evening was furnished by William Macken
zie , violinist , \ \ Hplana \ accompaniment by
Mr. Dodge. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
l n (
Mr. and Mrs. I. . T. Smulerland and Miss
lloulter entertained nt cards a compmy of
friends at their home on South Thirty-second
street , Thursday evening.
The prizes were won by Mrs. Dr. Connor ,
Mlso Alexander. Mm Ilartlott , Mr. Hall , Dr.
Whlnnery and Mr. lloblnson.
Refreshments wcro pjrved , nfler which a
recitation was given by Mrs. Italph Sunder-
land. Instrumental and vocal music \v.is also
furnished by Miss Uoultcr nnd Mrs. Sunder-
land. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Kor Jllin riiiiiiilicrn.
Mrs. F. I ) . Johnson gave a small , Informal
tea on Wednesday afternoon In honor of Miss
Gertrude Chambers , which was very enjoy
able. The Siouso was prettily decorated with
cut flowers , the dining room being especially
putty with pink canntlons. Tito guests
were : Miss Hawles of Washlngtcn , thn
Mlfses Daclie , Miss Alice Clumbers , Mil's
Leila Shears. Mrs. A. L. Ilced , Mrs. Imac
Colis , Mrs. William 1'oppleton , Mrs. Henry
Wyman and Mrs. Charles Dead.
fiiivi * ti I'retl ) * Iiiinclifoii.
Mrs. MIHon llarlow gave a beautifully ap-
painted lunc'icoii ' on Friday. The table was
lovely with Us decorations of violets and
lavender chrysanthemums. Covers were laid
for Mesvlames Henry Wyman. A , L. Heed ,
Isaac Coles , J. K. Summers , jr. , Henry Car-
tan , Wilbur C , K. Smith , Charles Oftutt and
Charles Detiel ,
I'lCIIHlircM 1'llNt.
Miss Webster entertained at D o'clock tea
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. J. C. Denlse gave a pretly Kensington
on Thursday afternoon.
A few friends' rpent Wednesday evening In
formally with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haller , to
celebrate Mr. lUller'o birthday.
The Forest Hill Card club reorganized at
the residence of Mrs. J. M. Cornish on
Thursday last for the winter work.
Miss Elizabeth Allen , daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William F. Allen , entertained her young
friends at a dancing party FrIJay evening.
Mr. and MPA J. J. Lang were agreeably
surprised by a Jolly party of young peopl ;
Thursday evening at their homo In Walnut
Hill.
Hill.A
A pretty card party was given on Friday
evening by Miss Georgia Krug , the guest of
honor being Miss Edith Plndcll of Hannibal ,
Mo. , who 1ms been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Packard.
Th ? machlnls ' apprentices of Omaha gave
their first annual ball at CrElghton hall last
Monday evening. C. F. Murphy and Miss
Mamie Ryan led 'the march , followed by
about 200 couples.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Cady entertained
the Don Ami card club on Monday evening.
TUB prizes were won by Mra. George W.
Holdrege und Mrs. George Wattles , Mr.
Purvis and Mr. Goodrich.
Mrs. George A. Kelly of Wlrt street enter
tained veiy delightfully at lunchson on
Wednesday. ' ' " Mesdames Johnson , Starks ,
Stokes , Costa , Shepard , Ochlltree , Martin
? nd C-thens were present.
The "Wistaria" High Five club met at the
residence ot Sirs. B. A. Walter , 2319 Douglas
btreet , Wednesday afternoon and was pleas
antly entertained , Miss Porter of Syracuse ,
Is" . Y. , receiving the highest honors.
In hon&r of the Gyger-Wernher wedding
Mil's Manchester entertained at dinner
Wednesday evening. Covers were laid for
eight. Those present were : Mlssss Wern-
lier. Miller of Lavcr.worth , Wheelock of San
Francl&co , Manchester , Messrs. Gygcr , Wern-
u > ' , Gygsr of Phlladilphla , Manchester.
Mrs. J. E. Summers gave a most dainty
and beautiful luncheon on Thursday , the
guest of honor being Miss Judson of St.
Joseph. The table decoration was an ex-
iiulslte silver jar of red chrysanthemums.
Covers were laid for Miss Judson , Miss
Hoagland , Miss Dickinson , Mrs. William
Tupper Wyman , Miss Squires and Mrs. Sum
mers.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wallace entertained
the "Happy Home" card club at tholr home ,
021 South Sixteenth stree-t. last Wednssday
evening. Mrs. G. W. Sutton won the lady'B
first prize , Mr.-James W. Houk the gentle-
lien's first prlzo , while Miss May Keller and
Mr. Will Connoran were tendered consolation
gifts , all of the prices being very unique.
During Iho evening ( Ulnly rrfrephmcnls were
nerved. Some Instrument * ! selection * by the
hostess aided In mnklns up a very enjoyable
evening' * entertainment. The next meeting
of the club will bo nl thp residence of Mr *
C A. L wl * . 7M South Sixteenth street.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Smith entertained the
Every Thursday Night High Five club
very delightfully at their residence , 3S08
North Eighteenth street , on last Thurnlay
evening , the occasion being In honor of their
return to Omaha from "Marlon Place , " their
country seat at Itlalr. High five , followed
by light refreshments , helped to pass a picas-
ant evening.
The Up to Date Whist club was enter
tained nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
II. Lourle on Wednesday evening. November
20. lady's first prlzo was won by Mrs.
Thomas. The gentleman's prize fell to Mr.
Diicli.iiMii. After n very pleasant evening
the entertainment concluded with dainty re
freshments. The gtiestH of the club were :
Ucv. J , P , I ) . Llwyd and wife , Judge and
Mrs. Hradley. Mr. and .Mrs. A. C. Powell ,
Mr. and Mrs. George Holbrook , Mr. and Mrs.
C , C. Chase nnd Miss Itrollalr.
An enjoyable dance was glvon at Metropoli
tan hall last Tuesday night by the Jewish
Society of Omaha. It was the second annual
ball of the Hebrew Ladles' Sewing society ,
and moro than ISO quests passed a most
delightful evening while they assisted ono
of their most popular benevolences. The
usual rcfrshments were served. The ofllcers
of the society to whom are duo much of
the credit for the success of the entertainment
are : President , Mrs. A. Heller ; vlco presi
dent , Mrs. M. Hcllman ; secretary , Mrs. H.
Heller ; treasurer , Mrs. llrandcls.
I'lciiHitri' * In I'ro | > < ' * '
A reception will be given at the Creche
Monday evening , November 2.1 , from 7 to 10.
Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Wheeler , sr. . will en-
teitaln the Don Ami Card club Monday even-
In ( j.
j.Mrs.
Mrs. Hohert Pun Is will entertain for Miss
Norton Saturday afternoon , November 30 , at
2 o'clock.
Mr. and MrtL. . J , Drake have Issued In
vitations for n dancing parly Thursday evenIng -
Ing , December C.
Mrs. W. V. Morse will Introduce her
daughter at an afternoon reception Thursday ,
December 5 , from II to B.
The Thurston Hides will give the first of n
series of parties at the nrmory. Seventeenth
and Douglas streets , Monday evening.
Invitations ore out for a select dancing
party to be given by Ambrose Ellington on
Thanksgiving evening at Myrtle hall annex.
Mrs. Isaac Coles and Mrs. A. L. liccd will
again give a "patchwork party" In honor of
Mrs. George W. Mercer , Saturday afternoon ,
November 30.
A Thanksgiving dinner will be given at
the rooms of the Young Women's Christian
association , Ueo building , next Thursday for
young women away fioiu home.
Mrs. William G. Sloan has Issued cards for
an nftorr.opn reception to ba given Tuesday ,
November 26 , from .1 to G. when flic will In
troduce her daughter , Miss Bertha.
Her. and Mrs. J. P. D. Llwyd will gtvs an
Informal reception to all friends and parish
ioners of the Church of the Good Shepherd
Monday evening , November 25 , at their new
home , 2003 Dlnnty street.
The Commercial club has lately turned over
to a committee of younger men the social
features of Its woik , nnd these young men
have decided to give a hop at the club rooms-
on the night of Saturday , December 7. In
vitations will be sent out early this week.
It Is Intended to particularly Interest In the
work of the Commercial club the young men
of the town and bring them all Into active
membership.
The Calico Hop of the Dancing club next
Wednesday promises to be very Jolly. The
men will wear dress suits , but It Is req
uisite for admission that they chow up with
at least a calico necktie. In addition they
may wear calico vests and many or the men
will sport loud shirts and giddy cults and
collars. The women are arranging fancy
calico dresses , though n few may appear In
shirt waists and black or white skirts , No
ball toilets will be permitted on this occa
sion.
sion.Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. F. n. Johnson and Mr. and
Sirs. A. L. Heed will give a theater party at
Ijoyil'a on Mondiy evening to.wltniess Grant's
Initlil performance of "His Wlfe'n Father , "
In honor of .Miss Chambers and Mr. Guy
P.'rke ot Djcatur. Those of the party will
be Miss Alice Chambers , Miss Hawles of
Washington , Mlbs Louis Johnson of Chicago ,
Mr. Frank Shull and Mr. Ennls of Decatur.
Mr. Charles George , Mr. Curtlss Turner and
Mr. .Morton Smith of Lincoln. Others In the
party will be Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Coles and
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. McWhortcr. The party
will occupy three boxes and after the thsa-
ter thcro will bo n supper * t the residence ol
Mr. and Mm. Johnson.
Invitations are out for the marriage recep
tion tendered by Mr. Charles H. Notion to
his daughter , Heisle Oenevlpye , ar.d Mr.
James Vcrplanck Ultchoy , at the Mlllard j
hotel Wednesday afternoon , December 4 , from I
3 until 6 o'clock. - - f-
l-'rlritilly
Miss Miller ot Franklin , Pn. , Is the ex
pected guest ot Mrs. L. J. Drako.
Mr. nnd Mra Qeorgo Mercer returned
from their wedding tour this week.
Miss Wheelock of San Francisco Is tha
guest of her cousin , Miss Manchester.
Mr * . William F. Allen and Miss Allen will
be nt home Wednesdays In December.
Mr. and Mrs. William Morris have as their
guest Miss Chamito of Chicago , who will re
main but a few days.
Miss Urn Kelly left Friday evening for 4
St. Paul for a few days' visit with tht
daughter of Judge Cornish.
The dance ot the Monday Night club last
week was chsperoncd by Mrs. Squire * , Mrs.
Ilojglaml nnd Mrs. Colpetzcr ,
Mliis llurlbut of Lincoln nnd Mr. Dlxon of t
Nebraska City came up to attend the Dick
inson ball on Thursday evening. (
Mr. E. A. Chenery , formerly of Omaha , ,
now of St. Louis , Mo. , passetl n few day *
hero last week , a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Pinto.
Miss Ilesiilo Yates left on Thursday for
St. Joseph , where she will bo oneof the
lirlilcsmaids nt the Farrlsh-Lemon wedding ,
to occur on Wednesday , November 27.
Children's '
AND
Tomorrow.
Children's
Cloaks $1.98
O. K. Scoflold
will soil clill
( Iron's cloaks to
morrow , long
OIIO * , I1KC9. 4 tO
14 .VUUM at "iio
prlon ; cboloo for
ifl.08 ouch , wbllo
they tail. Only
0110 to n customer.
Hot tor olios for
children nt prlcoi
n llttlu hiRlior.
und on up to the
fluent , which nro
sold us low us imy-
ono can sull saino
qualities.
Lad ! " ' jackets ,
tan. wbltu velvet
collar. utt.93j
Hiitnu cloth with
velvet plutiiK , at
Jft.T.y Oli'.nohllla
coats at J7..W.Ilou-
ole coals nt 410 ,
(12 and Sl.luach.
Ourndvortlso-
incuts uro not an
larco nssouio , but
\TO have the goods
lit prices that
never disappoint
our cuitoimtri.
Boo our astra
khan ana olcotrlc
sealc.ipos. If you
want to buy nnu
oa i Judzoriuiill-
Ltles you'll not
JhOHltiilo to'ptir-
ciiusoof us. nftor
sen Ing what otU-
eri show.
fU SCOFIELD
\CLMKS.SIIIlS.FllflS.
. . .
Paxton Block , 16th and Farnnvn.
Raymond Jeweler
Seldom indeed has it been our good fortune to
secure so many absolute novelties for Christmas gift
givers not the least attraction of which is the price.
Raymond.
15th and Douglas.
itoves
Are unequalled- They are
the
Greatest
Coal Savers
( using one-third less coal
than any other ) keeps fire
for
Three Days
without attention. They
are beautiful in design and
finish. For over 20 years
they have been in the lead
and are now further ahead
than ever. Have all the
latest and desirable im
provements in Htove con
struction , Many new and
exclusive features. Strict
ly up to date in every pax1-
ticular.
Over
5,000
sold in Omaha and we re
fer to every one of them.
MILTON ROGERS & SONS ,
SOLE AGENTS , 14th and Farnam Sts.