THIS OMAHA DAILY BEE Lr , DECJiJMiBEK 15 , 1805.
FIRST COME FIRST SERVED
This Eulo VTill Bo Applied at tlio Leap
Year Bull ,
WILL SHOW MEN HOW TO RUN A DANCE
ItltlPN AllOllfl'll M III I'll llP MlMI
j I'nrllrt mill llrcci lloni
i to r.nllti-n tlip AVrrlc
In yor-Iul Circles.
V.'ith the Sor'oiy circus , the recip'.loin and
nnmeroii * other fimctloni ot lesser Im
portant , joclcty wn * kspt busy last we k.
Of course tlio wont of tlio we k was the
olrcin , anil all of the IK-IIIK and the belles
were there , nnthwlthalnndln ? ; the fact that
many of the young society women withdrew
from the performance nfttr havliiK been cast
for tome of the Important pirts
While tliu circus was an ' vent that will
he remembered , It cunnot be compared for
a moment with A Uap > cir hj\l \ that Is cal-
cndjred for New Year's night This bull
will be given at CrclRhton hall , anil will be
engineer ! d by two of the most popular society
Rills In the City , both ot whom have promltfM
tlio immlictt of ths opposite s x that they
will show them some point on how to run a
swell il.iifc' . There will be mini" , HIE best
that cm be secured In the city , mil every
thing In addition that BO > to make a high
order bill .1 pleituiu event. Alicndy imny
of the men have Iron Invited to the ball , yet
th IP ate mi-re who have not , and Just at
thin time HICPS ImlMdimls ar looklni ? with
fin or upon ( ich and t'V ry ilmni" ! with whom
the ) ha\e even u upeilclns ncniulntane *
The wom-n line adoptpd th rule , "Plist
come. flm iciv d , " which forces many of the
pinmliitMit jr.ung men Into weond plica.
It tomes wllh considerable aiitliorlty that
hevcral of the youni ; women will "stag it , "
vvhllo other" will wander about with n bias ?
j- air. ojelns the wall Itnwers.
i , Th. re nn to bo placards placed about the
" hall st.itliiK tint "men cannot go ncioss tlic
room uue'cortcd , " also that "men are not
to ho nllnwed to smoke" or le iv < > the lull ,
and all d'nices ' engaged beforehand v 11 ! bo
r declaitd off.
v Nowas Clitl'tinna Is draw Ins near , thoughts
\ naturally turn to Rifts and dainty neo'lle
work One yoiinR vvomin has rscolvcd no
* s little pralro for the dainty hemstitched Inrd-
l erchlefo which she has been making at a
I number of the Kensingtons Htelv , anoth r
t for the pretty embrold ted picture frame *
' uhlrlihe does to perfection Still another
i -embt'oldei ng Initials on a. man's liandKer-
V chiefs , which looks rothf-r suspicious.
i . . A well hnonn Lincoln scclety joiing man
sern frequently at Omaha Boelil affairs and
oils who has Riven no hints of Immediate
piosprclp of ilcpartlnK from the lealm of
single blessedness , was rcglstersd at ono of
the prlncipil hotalu In tl Is city last wo ° k m
"Mr and one " A number df bis acquain
tances to whose attention the factwas
brought ventured their congratulations which
however , vere Indignantly spurned by the
said well known Lincoln socletv > onnR man
, All cITorts to Identify or to locitn the "one"
have up to this time proved nun ailing.
A itaitllng rumor which has caused no
end of comment and excitement In socletj
circles during the past we ° k U th rumored
engagement of a tall and stunning brun tte
to n prominent Omaha attorney.
Rumor sa > s a fair society devotee Is en
gaged to an out of town man
ItHx-l.nli Social IllijojiMl li > Mini } .
I\a Rebekih lodge No. 33 , Inlepsndent
Order of Odd Fellows , gave' 3 v ry pl ° asan >
noclal at the residence of Mr. W. Mathls , 2556
Decitur street , last Monday evening. At an
eaily hour the members and their frlonJa
f-i ; to the numb'r of about ilfty 111 d In and wer1
a soon comfortably seated In the commodious
parlors urtd 'engaged lu"soclal conversation.
Picgresslvo high five formed the principal
part of the evening's entertainment , in
which Mrs A 13 Wallace an 1 Mast r Ho >
Mctllsh dl.tlngulshed thmsslvcs by w Inning
the Unit prlzea. while Mr * T. C. Livingston
and Mi W.V Connoran very giacefullv
uckiiow ledgJd their defeat and wore presented
with appropriate consolation gifts
The "Home club" appeared In a bodj and
there were also noted some of ths members
of Hutu Uebokah lodgiamong the number
present. During lh < evening dainty rcfresh-
| l ments wire served by the hostess. The next
t , of the series wil' ' bo held at the residence cf
Mrs. J fferlES. 2457 South Tenth street.
The socials and entertainments of the Ivi
Uebekah lodge are productive of so much real
oiJojniEiit that they are eagerly looked for
ward to nnd Invariably largely attended. The
committee on airangementj de jrv-s clue
credit for the success which crowned Its
efforts the other Evening.
Among tlu many present vveieM sdames
Onswold , Parker , JeffcrlesVooley. . Hamsey
Ostrander , Livingston , Melllsh , H ndrlcks ,
Lewis and Stopheneon ; Mr. and Mrs A. C.
"Wallace. Mr. am ) Mrs. AlUn , Mr. and Mrs
O. W. Button , Mr. and Mrs. Hunt , Mr.and
Mrs. J. W Honk , Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Con
noran ; Mlraes Parher.Chllds , 1'rultt , Craddock
Uasmussen , Laura Prultt , Miller , Mab 1
Stulit , Wallace , Mabol and Bdlth Mathls ,
Geni'Vleve JpfferlfH , I-'rauces Van Mecrltz ,
Messrs. Slrpbss , 1'iultt , Glpson. Moore. Edivln
Ja\ls , IlurrUg' , Drown , Hey Melllsh , Mathls
and Colcnel John Matlicny.
nntcrtiiliiril nt CnrilH.
Ono of the pleasant and enjojable social
events of last week was the party given by
Ir. and Mrs Ilradbury nnd Mlys Rich Thurs
day evening , at their home In Kountzo Place.
'Iho rooms were beautifully decorated
throughout with smllax , robe.i mid chr > -
Banthcmums
High Ihc was Indnlgeil In until a laU hour ,
after vvhlch dtllcloua refreahmsnts were
served.
The first prizes were won by Mr. W. E
Pulmatlcr and Mrs. Palmatier , Mr. White
and Mrs. Ledwlck receiving the second
prl/es.
The Invited guests wereMr. . and Mis
Wllllum S , Unwell , Mr. and Mrs OmstJadi
Mr. und Mrs. C , II , Iiro\ui , Mr and Mrs
13. V. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Ledwlck. Mr.
and Mis. W U. Palmatier , Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lee Hots , Mr. and Mrs. Foster , Mr.
and Mrb. J , J. Gibson , Mr. and Mrs Pinto ,
Mr. and Mrs. O. N , Davenport , Mr. and
Mra. Sutphcn , Mr. and Airs , Sherman , Cap
tain and Mrs. II. P. Heynoldii , .Mr. and Mrs
Fred Schnehlcr , Mr. nnd Mrs. Le-es , Mr
and Mrs. Dodman , Mr and Mrs. Copley , Mr.
and Mrs. Chalks Weller , Mr. und Mrs ,
Strnwjner , Mr. and Mrs. Grunlnger , ftlr. and
Mrs Smith of Creston , la , Misses Dalley ,
Cough , Ccon , Glacomlnl , Hamilton , Llveaey ,
Carrlo Olacomlnl , Wedge , Caitln , Hates ,
Lelimer , Savage , Krug. Klnclier , Weller , Ab
bott , Collett , Illce ; Messrs. Pope , Llvcscy ,
Oraham , Iloldtn , Younger. Tajlor , Knoiiso ,
Vlckers , Vouso , Clark , Woodward , White ,
Duach , Uarrelt , Ilaatlngs , Mytrs , W T.
Smith , Kansas City. Mo. , and Dr Alllton.
> lr . Wrclli KiitrrliiliiH ill Ciu-.U.
Mr. and Mr * J. C. Weeth , at ielr home
on Kyner avenue , entertained some of their
friends last Monday evening by giving a pro-
gremlve high live party. At 8 o'clock the
pnrlora were Illlod and the contest com
menced , much Interest being manifesto ) , es
pecially by the women , who nil seemed de
termined to carry off the laurels.
When the scores wers compared It wig
found that Mrs. DavU , Mra. Webber and Mlsa
Jlculah NeUon were tie for first prize They
cut to deetds the winner und Mrs Webber
proved the lucky one , and received u beauti
ful box filled with fancy candles , Mr. It.
Carelton carried off the first prize for centle-
inen. while Mrs. 11. Carleton nnd Mr. 11.
Gcodman. by bard playing , succetded In
landing unique consolation prlzea.
After the cards n dainty lunch was served.
Mrs.Vceth Is noted among her friends for
her abilities to cnttr'aln.
These pruxMit were : Mr. nnd Mrs. U ,
Goodman , Mr. nnd Mrs. U. CnrUlon , Mr.
nnd Mr * . W , H. Latey. Misa Motile Nelson.
Mr , and Mrs , Tr , William Davis. Mr , and
Mrs. Will Webber , Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Cobb ,
Miss llculah Nelson und Mr und Mrs , K , H ,
.Nelson.
IIVIIH on Her IJIrllulii ) .
MUs Clara Anderxou was given a pleasant
birthday iMrprlne party Thuriday evening
at her home by a numbr of her frlendg ,
Tlio evening wai npont In games and < lancliig.
Mr. Hubert Wi c gave a short recitation , and
Mr. Kobfrt Sprlugbourg aug a ole , which
wit * enjoy d by all prerent , A most < lt-
llclou * lunch was errcd. 'flioso rr" n *
were1 Mls < e * Inaz SpnlnLower , Derthn Wear ,
Kallo Ualley , Mary VAllnc. Ssdle Spalnhower.
I'atinlo Hurst , Mnnile Anderson , Idi Vallr.c
Ollls Spalnhower and Clara Anderson *
Mensri , llcb'rt SprlngtioiirR. Will Chr'Jicn-
HMI , Wert Campion , Will Plchard , llobert
Wise , Herbert roster , Foster , Krnest Mo ser-
smith , Will linrton , John Hammer , Jcs < s
SlJiinnbourg , Charles AnderMn Kugcne
Stevens , licit Sfvens , James Stoney and
Tim Uuidcr.
Mrtt. Miini-N ll
A beautiful rc-ceptlcn vva Riven en Tues
day afternoon between the hours of 3 and
C bj Mrs. t ; . L Ston * and Mln Ptonc In
honor of .Mrs , Charles Stone , at their hand-
koine home , fthlrh was b au'lfully ' decoratei
with ikilms , ferii , < mlta * : and all Unite of
choice rose foi the crcailon.
Miss Stone ipcelv < xl her guests , In H rlcl
lilncl ; satin sklit , with a fane ) waist of jcl-
lou illk.
Jlrs. Clurles Stone was Rraclnnn In a b -
coming ROW n of gray nndvhlt flsjurfd silk ,
with laro collar and pearls. She wore a
beautiful tvinrh of pink rinintloi'.K.
Mlts Slonp wa dainty In n charming Rown
of while p.itln striped niou'tclinc do le
over white satin , trimmed In p arls and
chrjj.intlumttiiin.
Thos assisting Ihroughoitt the parlors
were Mis. C. n. Uustln , Mrs. Josflsn , Mis.
McKay , Mr Klcrstcad Airs Tcmpleton Mrs
Prank Richardson. Mrs. Godfrey , Mrs A
Smith Miss Allen. Mls T > lor , Miss
Meander , Ml > 3 Saigent , Miss Jlaigret Ham
ilton. Mlos Hatisciiiian Miss Tiike ) Miss
Hoiglandiis \ Squlrea Miss Llndny , Mips
'lulleys enl Mh.i GUasun uf Ccnncll HlnlTs.
In the library , which was n. peifect bow ref
of vhlf plirvittiithunitms and palms nnd
llglile < l Brftlj by shaded lainpn piinrh was
SPM ed by Ml r Hoagland. In plnls satin , nnd
MPH | Sipilire In pink and v/hlte striped nllk.
The dlnliiR room decorations were very
pietty. Tli- table was oxnulsltwith large
bunches ot I.a Krinco IQSJS , In cut glJ3
v.ists ninl pink candelabra Mis Godfie > , in
u har.d'ome black satin wltn a btrtha of
white lace porvtil ofTep , A charmlni ! feature
uay the chulis and th < dlnliR room where
onn sat down nnd enjoyed the dellc oils le-
freshmenti nerved them
Mrs Ilustln wore black lare over red
MilkMrs
Mrs Richardson was handsomely sowned
In stilped blown and black crepon , trimmed
In lac ami Persian ribbon.
Mri Kierstead woto a heavv sill : of dull
bins nnd Jewel trimmed bodies of red
chiffon
Mrs. Smith was In black satin , with fancy
waist or gre-n Pen > an silk , trimmed hi pink
vhtt
Mrs Josslyn and MM Templeton were In
sray ratln.
Mr McKay was In heavy black silk
Miss AH n wore n becoming gown of blue
silk , trimmed In rutlles of blue crepe.
Ml a Tayloi wjs pr'-tly In black lac > with
r il rosea
Ml"3 Alexander v\ai gowned In black satin ,
with bollc" of pink chiffon.
Miss Sargent were a dainty white muslin
and violets.
Mlsa Hamilton , white crcpon , trimmed
about tha n ck with pink forget-me-nots
Ml s Ilautnimn , yellow nnd white silk.
Mls.ri Tukey , prlmiosc yellow , with chiffon
and jet tiimmlngs
Miss Llndsey , light blue Diesden silk
\\aht , black silk sklit.
Miss Gleason , yellow nnd white striped
gaure.
Miss Tullejt1. pink crepe , with strlpjd
pink satin sleeves
Supp r was sci veil at the close of the
rscep'lcn , and Ir. the evening a nnmb'r of
voung men c-ame In to danc * , among the
number being. Mr Hoaglanl. Mr. Cow in ,
Mr. Caitsr , Mr. nurgess , Mr. niackwoll , Mr.
Hentcn , Mr. Heth. Mr. Clmrles Georg' . Mr.
nmiserman , Mr Megeath , Mr. Adams , Mr.
McConnell , Mr Jcsjiyn of Council Hluffs , Mr
Drown , Mr. Tulleys of Council Dl lifts , Mr
Heathcote. Mr. O ) ' ! , Ml. Hajmond , Mr.
James Godfrey and Mr. Charles Stone
TinAVoliMfir Diuii'liiK : I'artj.
In honor of Miss Helen Woiden of Fort
Logan , Mr. and MSH ( Webster gave a verj
enjojable dancing party Thursday evening
The lower floor was canvaeed for dancing
and there was fine inu 'c.
Miss Webster received her guests In a
gown of pale jellow satin , trimmed In cerise
velvet and fur.
Miss Wordin , who Is a lovely brunette , wor
i becoming gown of pink gau ? over white
silk.
silk.Miss
Miss Burns was In pink and whit" Pompa-
lour s'lk with bodlto and sleeves of white
chiffon , trimmed In point lace applique , over
pink silk
Miss Ilurke wad In a stunning gown of rose-
pink silk and white chiffon.
Miss Palmer was gowned In white sat'n '
with a beautiful bollc = of accordlcn plaited
"hlffcn and pearl trimming
Miss Buck wore pink and white muslin over
pink tllk.
Mloa Hoagland was pretty In > ellow anJ
blue striped silk the yellow chlfTon bajlce
being set off by turquoise trimmings.
Miss Bessl * Vntcs was handsome In yellow
satin , trimmed In fur and violeti' .
Mlsa Chandler were a uklrt of white Dres
den silk and bodice of white chiffon , trimmed
effcc'lvely In reJ chrysanthemums
Miss Hlmebaugh was pretty In yellow and
whlto Dresden silk with white chiffcn.
Among thoao present vveie' Judge and Mre.
Irvine , Mrs W. B. Melkle , Mr. and Mrs.
George Merc r. Mlfse ? Yates , Palmer , Burns
HoaglanJ , Brown , Cady , Uuck , Hamilton ,
Squires , Chandl-r , Drak- , Allan Colpetzor ,
Burke , Ta > lor , Sloan , Ilingwalt , Mount , Mc-
Kell , Llndsey , Illmebaugh , Worden and
Messrs Patrick , Gannett , Mayne , Konn ndell ,
Hamilton , Penn , Wells , Heth , George Allen ,
Hoagland , Dawsan , Metcalf , Bve'ett. Palmer ,
Dlxon , Millalleu , Cow In. McKoll , Ilaymond
Hutchlnson , Wllkln" . Major Ciowd.r , Cro-
foot , Walter SniXi , Kountzc.
.Illrlh mill 'Mntlf.
Mirth , minstrelsy and music will be dis
pensed In llbeial quantities by ths members
of the Ycnng Men's Ing Itute at Cre'ghton
hall , Thursday cven'ng next Hehersals have
ben going on for several weeks and the
participants are now thoroughly drilled In
li Ir respecttvo parts , Insuring a meritorious
lisplaj of local talent. Many of the ssnga
imve be'ii adapt d to loejl conditions , while
Irafts have been made on local wits , and
both will be brought out by clever vocalists
and expjrlenced mirth makers.
The program U as follows
Interlocutor , JnmcH P. Konl ; bones , I ) n
Hnuly. tJiiw A. Tjle1 ; tnmbos , J J JIc-
DonoiiBh. W C Penvvlck.
Hallad The Church Across the Wny , . . .
. J. V Ilrennan
nml SoiiK-Oli. Umle John. . D U Hindy
llallul The Sunshine of Paradise Alley
. . . . \V. U Mown
Hml Song Henrietta . W. C. Fenwlek
Hallatl Urenma . J , C. Swift
Knd Song Standing on Do Co'nei . . . .
. Oils A Tylee
Bullail Day After Da > . .Andrew MePhtrson
iml Song-Court House In the Sky
. . . J. J. MclJDiiougli
m'.lad Let All Obey , . , O U MtCuno
Mystifying Illusion . . . .
. . . . . . . Where Did the Knife do
The Phllhuimnnlo Quartet. . . . . .
Mer.aia. J. V Hrenimn. Chail'B P.
Moilirtj , J. C. Swift , Jamej
Utmli
Club Swinging Specialty. . . . .
. William Murphy
Trilby Up to Date . . .Austin AInher
\Vliole.sul' and letnll ilculora In Irish . .
Comedy Uruily nnd Olenson
Hy Himself . Jameii C. Iliissell
The Oermiui Senator . . . .J. C. Swift
Him .tin ! Mo. . McUonough and Cilunxon
A Haunted Houte .
J C Htis'ell , Doc Lewis nnd Mr.
Hones In the cast.
It.H'IIUl l
Miss iila Day'u pupils In oratory will give
a recital at the Omaha Commercial college
hall , Sixteenth and Douglas utreets , next Fri
day evening. The program IE :
Ilerve Kiel Robert Drowning
MUn Scanncll
Music on tlio Kappulmnnock .
. C. C. Somervlllo
Ml a Bute * ,
The Ono-Legi'i. ' ! ( ! no < - . T , H. Smith
Mr , Melvlnney
Hcnyl . llelun Hooth
Mini Satiford.
King llobcit of Sicily. . . .II. W , Longfellow
Alias ( lOldxinilh ,
An Id > ll of thi IVrlcil .
MUt ) Ui'lst.
The WlilrtllnK Rntjlment . J. C. Harvey
Mr , .MiinlU
Aunt Tnbor nt the Op ru .
Ml"s Scunncll.
The Soul of the Violin . M. M. Merrill
ilr. McKlnney
High Tide on the Coim of Llnrolnshlre
. . . . . Ingelovv
.Miss ( lelat.
Sain'a Letter . Our American Cousin
Mlm ItatiH.
An Hiiu > nlil ICoi
A very pleasant afternoon was spent by
some thirty youoe womeu with MUs Crclgb-
ton at her hoipltable home on Monday after
noon. A number of th ? girls brought dalnt )
pieces ot fancy work and talked and st tchei
the afternoon away.
Miss Nash nnd Mips Crounse played severa
pretty piano selections and Mlfs Crelghton
sang In her unml pleading manner. Prob
ably the music most enjoy d were the catch )
mandolin and guitar ducts by Miss Crelghton
and Mlsu McShanc.
The Rillsti were1 Mrs. J A. McShane
Mrs. Henry Cnrlan , Mrs , W. J Hughes am
.Mrs H. T , McCormlck ; Misses Allen , Morse
Hongland , Belle and Estellc Hamilton , Knth
crltu Barker , Mnttle , Ida and H ulah Sharp
Taylor. Squires , Amy Barker , Nash , Palmer
Brown. Crotinse , Doane. Curtis , McShane
Mount , Sloan , Buck , Llndsey. Illce of Chicago
Blown and Ryan of Council Bluffs.
CilllliiKliiiiii-CtiitftPt
A large and fashionable congregation flllcc
Trinity cathedral on Wcsdnesday evening to
witness the marriage of Miss Alice Chase
daughter nf Mrs S. Warren Chase , nnd Mr
Charles Sidney Culllngham.
'Iho nllai was prettily decorated with white
chrysanthemums , nnd the Impressive cere
mony was performed by Dean Gardner. The
marriage vows were spoken to the accom
paniment of sweet strains ot music ,
The bridal party entered the church to the
organ strains of the bridal march from
"Lohengrin's , " plajed by Prof. Butler. First
oame the ushers , Messrs Nelson S Mercer
IMgar N. Carter. W. W Owens and lllcb-
nrd U Young Then followed Miss Gretchtn
Crotinso , maid ot honor The bllde , who v.as
escorted to the altar and given away b >
her brother-in-law , Mr William A. Carter
They were met nt the cliatic : ! by the groom
und his best men , Mr. Cecil Henry Cook-
son The bride , who Is a charming girl , v\as
beautifully and becomingly gowned In white
silk nnd chiffon , trimmed effectively with
lilies of the valley Her veil was al o caughl
with the same ( lowers She carried an Immense -
menso bouquet of white chrysanthemums
Miss Crounso was lovely In blue silk ami
chiffon , round necked bodice and bouffant
sleeves She carried white chrysanthemums
After the ceremony n reception was helil
at the home of the bride's mother Only HIL
Immediate friends of the contracting par-
tics and the wedding party were present.
Mrs. ! > ( ( > ' * lli-il IttTfiidon.
Yesterday afternoon Jlrs. Dewey nnd Mips
Dewey gave a delightful reception In the par
lors of ths Paxton. The decorations wore
mostly red , though palm" , fcins and chrysan
themums were also used In decorating.
Mrs. Dewey received her guests In a black
satin.
satin.Miss
Miss Dawcy wore an exquisite creation
of lavender.
Mlta Wllhelm , in a becoming gown of pink
chiffon trimmed In black jet , served tea.
Mrj. Schwan wau hand > ome In silk an < !
velvet , with duc'ies'e lac *
The decorations In the dining room were
gorgeouo The table was b = aullfnl. The
centeijIece ) was a graceful bask't of reJ car
nations nnd ferns. The candles were red
and a delicious Ice with frozen chonles was
S'ervod by Mrs. G.orge Mercer , who was
radiant In pink tutlii and chiffon waist and
black satin skirt. Candelabra and dalnt >
drawnwork doylies enhanced the beauty of thj
polished table
Mrs Harbach serveil coffee
Assisting were Ml = s Bessie Yates , who was
lovely In pink chiffon.
Miss Dcane was In giay brocade , and Mrs
William Tnppcr Wyman In a beautiful laven
der gown.
Many called during the reception hours.
Cilirii l Mm. I.n Is.
One cf the most pleasant receptions of
the se-ason was given last Friday by Mrs.
Edward Vennen L ° wls at her home , 2101
Wlrt street , for Mils Cnrlln and Miss Hall.
She was assisted by Mrs George McLaren ,
Mrs. Van Court , Mrs. Otis and Mr ? . Jayjies
The house was beautiful with the light
of myriads of candles , which shed their soft
radlancs everywhere. The floral decorations
were of palms , chrysanthemums , smllax and
carnations. The dining room table was lighted
by pink candles In two exquisite Dresden
, candelabra. Pink carnations were strewn
carelessly over the table and two large bou
quets of the same flowers were In tall cut
glass vases Mrs. JjA. . Brogan served Ice
cream at one end and Mra. Wanner' coffee
at the other. They were assisted by Miss
Bns , Miss Althaus and Miss Naudaln.
Mrs. Fred Schneider , In a beautiful gown
cf white silk , presided over the punch bowl
In the library.
Mrs Lewis wore a gown of brocaded satin
with fnncy waist covered with chiffon. Miss
Oirlln wore while mous , and Miss Hall blue
silk covered with white chiffon.
HTH. llurt'N l.iliic-licon fin- Mils Worilon
In honor of Miss Woiden , Mrs Horac1
Burt gave a charming luncheon at her
beautiful horns on Friday. Every one who
has had the good fortune- v sit this house
knows vvl.at an ab de of hospitality It Is , and
nhat a charming hostu la Mrs. Hurt.
The house was beautifully and tastefully
decorated with palms and largo fragrant
bunches ot La Franc losts.
The gue ts wire seated at small tablss , and
at each plats was a pretty pink rose. Seven
delicious courses were terved
After th luncheon .Miss Kelley playwl ex-
quliltely , Miss Drake gave a charming recita
tion and Misa Burke delighted her hearers
vv'th "He was a Prince" and "Ave Maria"
from Cavallerla Rustlcano , both these songs
bslng suited to her dramatic vole5.
The guests present were- Mesdames Henry
C-artan Charles Offutt. White , Chailes Ogden ,
Georg& Mercer and Word n ; Misses Worden ,
Bache , Bertha Bache , Kelley , Drake , Sloan ,
Allen , Moore , Llndsey , Buike , Amy ifarker ,
Webster , Turner , Squires , Nash , Jones , Mill r
and Stone _
An Informal Ti-a.
Ill honor of Mrs. Bishop and daughter of
Qulncy , 111. , Mis. RIeliaid C. Mooie enter
tained at nn Informal tea on Thursday aft
ernoon quite a bevy of Qulncy people It
was a delightful reunion of old-time friends ,
representing many prominent families of that
city. These pie&cnt were Mrs. James
[ Jlshop , Mra Frank Bishop , Mrs. Edgar
Bishop , Mrs. Cleveland , Mrs. Tlllson , Mrs
HobTt Pease , Mrs. Robert Detnster , Mrs.
Weller , Mrs. Davenport , Mrs. Clmrles r ,
Catlln , Mrs Emma Iloman Thayer , Mrs.
John R. Buchanan , Mrs. Charlen Ogdun ,
Mrs. Victor White , Misses Weller , Grace
Allen , Bessie Allen , Moor ; Mrs. Buchanan
and Mrs. Demstcr delighted their hearers
with bomo cho ce musical selections
A Parpvicll Hrori'lloil.
Among the many pleasant social events
of the past week was th recaption tendered
ay Mrs. J D. Bermlngnam to her friend ,
Mrs W , H. Mlnton , on "the occasion of her
departure for her future homo In Middle-
town , 0.
The hostess' lovely new home In Kmlly
[ 'lace was tastefully dcccratud vIth potted
limits , and n most enjoyable afternoon was
msed with cards and music
All joined In wishing the guest the fullest
neasura of success und happiness In her
Dhlo homo. Among those present were
Mrs W. H. Mlnton , Mrs P J Monaghan ,
Mrs. R , W Richardson , Mrs W C Prltch-
ard. Mrs. Prank Patrick , Mrs. Edward
O'Hearn , Mlsa I'ursell , Miss Muse Meadlmber
and Miss Olive Hackott of Creston , la.
Tin * ) Sui iirlNi-il VIINK llriMvii.
A surprise party was tendered by the many
friends of MIs Fannie Brown and Dr. Gold-
ng nt the residence of the former , 2514 IJjug-
as street , last Wednesday evening
The flrnt part of th ? evening was devotoj
to dancing and social games , after' which
refreshments were nerved ,
Among those preunt were Mr and Mrs.
H Kohn , Sacks. Ellman , Heaselbcrg nnd
Mrs A Kslli'i : Misses Kohn , Marka , Reich-
cnb-rg , TiOJtler , Kallbh , Nathan. Goldstein ,
Messrs Kohn. Lyons , Nathan , R. Irostler ,
M Trostler , Kallah , Marks.
iiilirliiliiiil " 1 IMiuiiT.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. Hitchcock enter-
alned the Frsnch Reading club at dinner
Saturday evening. The favors wore tiny
'rench engravings mounted In dainty dec
orated frames with the name of each guest
n gold letters on the reverse side. The
ublo decorations were In yellow
Covera were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Hitch
cock , Miss Crounso , Miss Buck , Miss Palm-r ,
digs Llmlsey , Mlaa Crelghton , Miss Nnbh ,
Mr. Jossph Morsman , Mr Gannett , Mr ,
'aimer , Mr , Clifford Smith , Mr. Randall
Jrown , Mr , Kdgar
lllKh Till-
Last Wednesday evening Mm. P , J.
Monughan of Emily Place entertained a num
ber of her nfJghbars at high live , In honor
of Mr. and Mra. W. H. Mlnton , who leave
n a few days for Ohio.
Later , dainty refreshments were served
and n most enjoyable evening was passed.
Among tlioi r sent WMB. Mr. nnd Mr .
W. H. Mlnton , Mr , and Mrs. P. J , Monaghan ,
Mr. nnd Mrs J I ) . Birmingham , Miss Ray
Schiller , MRS" ; { ate Cosgrove and Mr , B.
Thomas. I i
Kntcr fn I nOne il lit ( irritiiill Wlllxt.
Ono of the j fttlcst and most enjoyable
card les-fti ic season was given by Miss
Parrotte at Tiercory homo on Trlday even
ing. German whist was played and was
much enjojeTUj nil.
The hotisinA\fti ! prettily decorated with la
1 ranco nnd Marechal Nlel roses nnd palms.
In the llbraiy.jjvjis a large punch bowl filled
with rcfresBibpff punch , which was passed
around frEqcrntik during the evening.
The prlzeifli * exquisitely beautiful. The
ladles' first fifli < n handsome Dresden lamp ,
was captured by Mrs. Ilonell. The second
prbe , n choice cut glass vase , was won by
Mrs. Bailey. The third , n dainty Dresden
bowl , was won by Miss Cady ,
The gentlemen's first prize , a Dresden
smoking set , waa won by Mr. Ileth , Mr.
Charles George winning n lovely picture
called "Inspiration. " daln'lly framed In gold ,
as a second prize. Mr. Hal Pease won the
third prize , a silver hat mark
Elaborate refreshments were served and
dancing was enjoyed until a late hour.
The guests Invited were1 Misses Sloan ,
Mount , Cady , Amy Barker , Moore , Sharp ,
Bculah Sharp. Dnrnham , Bennett , Allen.
Taylor , Knox , La7ler of Denver , Webiter ,
Adams , Hartmah , Short , Bedford , Colpetzer ,
Alexander , Barker , Curlls , Damn , Hlme-
baugh , Sadie Damn , Squires , Drake , Sargent ,
Hamilton. Belle Hamilton , Baldwin , Miller ,
L'nlgnti , Rice , McCormlck , Croft nnd Plndal ;
Messrs Charles Georg' , Jordan , Dlstz.
Wheeler , Smith. Montague , Martin , Ed
George , Heth , Joplln , Adams , Kennedy ,
Shlvorlck , Dfako , Gulou , Brown , Carter.
Ponda. Scott , Will Pease , Hal Pease , Beaten ,
Roberts of New York , Miles , Ilaymohd ,
Rush , Alexander , Strong and Harrison of
Hannibal , Mo ; Mr. and Mrs How ell , Mr.
nnd Mrs. White , Mr. and Mrs , Bailey. Mr.
nml Mrs. Anglln , Mr. and Mrs M. L Par
rotte , .Mrs. E. P. Sweeney. Mr nnd Mrs. Mc
Cormlck , Mr and Mrs
'I'f nil ) I i-t oil-It Icluiril.x.
Among the happy events of the week was
the mirrlagc last Thurt'Jay ' evening ot Mr.
Frank F. Templeton and MI&s Lena J. Rich
ards of Utlca , N Y. The wedding took place
at the residence tit the bride's sister , Mrs
Charles Pond , only ImmcJIute relatives of
the contracting parties being present
The cersmsnyvas performed by Rev. S
Wright Butler. The bride , who Is consld-
erd a very pretty girl , way unusually beauti
ful In a gown of Dresden silk , wl'h lac ?
and pearl trimmings and carrying an Im
mense bouquet of roses
The parjors nnd dining room were elab
oratly decorated with La Prance roses nnd
chrysanthemums Immediately after th1
ceremony an elegant wedding supper was
served Mr Temple'on Is one of Omaha's
rising joung buslnes" men , and the bride ,
although a comparative stranger to Omaha
people , has endeared herself to those with
whom she has come In contact. The wedding
party left on the ! ) 30 train for Kansns City
and St. Louls1 nnd will be at home to their
friends after January 15 , at 4016 Cumlng
street.
An tinlioiiiliItoiMptliin. .
A large and beautiful reception was given
by Mrs. Alfred D Jones nt her elegant home
In Kountze Place ; on Tuesday afternoon. She
was assisted In roc'lvlng by Mrs. Alfred
Burlelgh , Mrs. Augustus Macon of Colorado ,
Mis. V. M. Mackcy nnd Miss Lillian
Mackoy.
'Ihe decorations , were lavish and beautiful ,
consisting of palms , roses and chrysanthe
mums. " . * " J
The dining rooin , which was In pink , was
presided over by .Mrs Victor Coffman and
Mrs. Charles Tate , and they were assisted
by Misses Hanson , Scull of Hot Springs ,
Ark. ; Wood IcClelland and Mra. Kent.
As Mr and Mrs. Jones aie among the old-
eft y.ttlcrs An Omaha , the reception was
largely attended by old settlers.
An oil painting * which was much observed ,
representing O/iiipii / In 1S34 , nnd Mr. Jones
as postmistertdellvering tlie mall from his
hat , hungson one of tho'\\alls
Many of the representative Omaha families
called during.tugyafternpon
< iu > r n ClinrinliiK' IvriiNliiprtoii.
-Mts. yorace/ijlu.rt agajn thraw open HEr-
lovely home on Saturday afternoon In honor
of Mrs. Worden and Mrs. Hubbard , with a
vtry pleasant kenslngton.
The guests were Mesdames Bach' , Mc-
Intcsh , Rustln , CuJahy , DraUe , Lomax , Berry ,
MIM Ogd' i and Miss Ammell , Mrs. Sarson ,
McShane , Nash , Raymond , Shuttuck , Sterling ,
Tolevcr , McChen , Kelley , Babcock , Cow en ,
Squires , Allen , Llndsey , Moor ? , Dundy , Miss
Dundy ; Mr Bierbower , Mlllard , Johnson ,
Estabrook , Ives , Wattles , Council , Wessells ,
Morse.
KH mill DnniiKXMiu'iilH.
Mr. Will D. Barnes and Miss Grace Sebrlng
were married Tuesday evening , December
10 , at the residence of Rev. Charles W.
Sav Ids ? .
Mr. Gustave A. Johnson and Miss Lena
Jacobsen were married Wednesday evening ,
December 11 , at the residence of Rev.
Charles W. Savldge.
LMoiiNiircH 1'iiNt.
Miss Edna Ruth entertained at luncheon
yesterday.
Mr. and Alrj George Lawrence entertained
Informally at cards on Saturday evening
Mra. E. S. Dundy entertained at luncheon
yesterday very Informally for Mrs. John
[ I. Brooke.
Mrs Arthur Marshall Pinto of Twenty-
Ifth and California streets , give a card parly
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrb Llnlnger entertained at dinner
n honor of Mr. Llnlnger's sixty-first birth
day last evening.
The teachers and pupils of Brownell Hall
will give a Christmas musical at the college
julld'ng ' next Thursday evening
A dinner In honor of Mr. Cullingham was
glvn at McTague's on Monday evening ,
covtrs being laid for Mr. Culllngham , Mr
Carter , Mr. Owen , Mr. Young and Mr. Mei-
Mrs William A. Redlck entertain d charm-
ngl > nt luncheon on Filday for Mrs. J. R.
Irooke , Covers were laid for six. The
guests wereMesJames Brooke. Barker ,
Vorthlngton , Ljman and Wood.
The "Tuesday Night" Card club wau en-
ertnlned delightfully by Mr , and Mrs. W.
L Klerstead lst week. The prizes were a
lalnty bonbon apron and a beautiful bunch
of rose/i , picked from their conservatory , was
given Mis , Covell. Mr. Covcll won a hand-
omo book.
Tao Dancing club of East Omaha gave a
very cnjoy.iblo dance at th ? home of Mr.
and Mra c. M. Cottrall Thursday evening.
The- spacious rooms were decorated with
palms and La France roses. The hostess
nd Mr. Jerry Sullivan received In th ? back
mrlor under d wealth of emllax.
Mrs John C. Caw In entertained delightfully
hough very Informally at luncheon In honor
f Mrs. John dt. Ilrooko of St. Paul on Tues-
ay. The RiieitB iwer" Mrs Brooke , Mrs.
I W. Yates.JtliKUoscph Darker , Mra. Wll-
lam A Redlcbi Mrs Wood , Mrs. Manderson ,
Irs B. Wak&lzy , 'Miss ' Wukeley and Mrs , J ,
N. H , Patrlcl. 'f '
A large nlimbeV of the frlendo of Mrs
M L&vy enjoyed Jho hospitality of that lady
n Thuisday afternoon last. The handsome
cslJcnc ? on tJ6dgo street was decorated
vlth great taste , rind palms , ferns and ( low
ers set off ll\ \ beauties of the Interior of
his elegant Home1' ' About sixty Indies spent
very pleasant Hfternoon and enjoyed an
xcsllent lunche'dn , ' served in Balduff's best
' '
tyli.
One cf the jinost delightful entertainments
f the reason HUB , the high live party given
t the Mctroivqllji n club rooms last Satur
day afternoon , bytMrs A , Heller , Mrs L
leller. Mrs. jj. Rlraiotts and Mrs S. Berg-
nan , In honor of Mrs. B S. Truuerman of
\llcgheny , Pa. Cards were played during
ho afternoon , prizes being won by Mri. A
Cahn. Mrs. II Tiauerman , Mrs. R , Reevls
and .Mrs. H. Rosenthal.
I'llMIHIirVH III
Miss Palmer will give a Kensington
Thursday at 3 o'clock until C.
A leap y-sar party will be given New
Year's evening at Crelghton hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Clement Chase will receive
n the afternoon on New Year's day.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Metcalf will en-
erlaln the Purett Hill Card club ,
The Fortnightly club -will give lt next
party Thursday venlng , December 19.
Miss Squires will give a New Year's re-
eptlon In honor o ! her friend , Miss Taylot
f New York.
The auxiliary ladles of All Saints' church
will glvo a farewell reception to Mr * . Charles
'atum Thuridty aflernocu , December 19 , at
Announcement.
Mr , John Baumcr returns from the cast this morn
ing , having just purchased a full and complete line of
Jewelry , Silverware , Watches , etc. Owing to the late
ness of the season he has been able to procure goods
at almost his own figures ,
The greater part of this stock was purchased espe-
cially for the Holiday trade , and will be placed on
sale at once at surprisingly low prices.
All goods will bear the stamp of reliability , which
has always been the leading characteristic of Mr.
Baumer's store and stock.
Opening occurs Monday in the old location Every
thing absolutely new and up to date :
1514 DOUGLAS STREET.
Raymond Jeweler
ARTICLES FOR LADIES.
Iti Sterling Sihcr , or Mounted with Silver.
Cutler , Tret" ? Thcrinomettii * ,
Pencils. Silts Hollies , Thimble Cases.
1'hotoRraph I'rimea , beurf I'lns. Thimbu *
Pin Cushions. S < issors , Toolli llruxli Holder ,
1'ln Tra > s , hhoe Duck lest. Tnivtllntr Cups ,
I'ocket Hooks , Sliuo Huolts , Trnxellng : Inkstands , '
Pocket Knhes , Shoe Horns Umbrellas ,
Putt Ilexes , Soap IloxtM , Velvet llrushea , '
PunRentH , Tnpe Mcisures. Vinaigrette * .
Purses. Tea Wills WHlches
Queen Chains , Tea Ciddles , Wulch fatands ,
Tea Stralneis ,
C. S. Raymond ,
the residence of Mrs. H. F. Weaver , 2901
Pacific street.
The Harmony High rive club meets next
vlth Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Howard on West
Farnam street.
The next meeting of the Tuesday Night
Card cluh will bo held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Will Rector.
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Mount will give a
dancing party at 8 30 p. in. on Wednesday
evening , December 18.
Miss Stjulres will make her debut at a
reception to be given by her mother on
Tuesday , December 31 , from 2 till C.
The concert given by the Oberlln Glee
club Monday evening , December 30. In the
St. Mary's Congregational church IB to be
follow ed by a reosptlon In the church par
lors.
MoM'inelllN anil Whereabouts.
Mrs. Thomas F. Godfrey has gone a l
to visit In Philadelphia.
Mrs. r. n Lonas of Chicago Is visiting
her sister , Mrs. Fred Paftenrath.
Miss Mabel Sperry left Monday for Sioux
City , la. , where she will spend the winter.
Miss Frances Van Mesrltz of St. Louis ,
Mo , Is visiting her aunt , Mis. Uosa Prank.
Mr. Edmund G. Jackson of Liverpool ,
ring , Is visiting his aunt , Mrs. Hosa Frank.
Uev. H. C. Herring , pastor at Hyde Park ,
Chicago , Is In the city , visiting his brother ,
Carl B. Herring.
Mr. J. K. Markel Is In Portland , Ore. , and
will return by way of California , reaching
homo next Wednesday.
Mrs Charles H. Sawyer of Kansas City ,
Mo , Is the guest of her mother , Mra. F.
Kleffner , North Sixteenth street.
Ed G. Gvgers of Philadelphia , who liny
been In the city since late In November ,
leaves tonight for Chicago and the cast.
Judge end Mrs Blair have changed their
residence from the Albany , and are now at
home at 204 South Twentfifth otreet.
Mlsa Van Mesrltof St. Louis and Mr.
Jackson of Liverpool , England , are the guests
of Mrs. K. M. Stcffenson , 1700 Chicago
street.
Mrs. Charles Horst of Kountze Placj has
Just returned from u two months' trln-to New
York City , where she has been visiting with
relatives and friends.
I'rlc-inlly Coixlp.
Mrs , S. A. McWhorter left on Tuesday for
Chicago ,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Darton spent Sunday
In Topeka.
Miss Lazier of Denver Is the guest of
her sister , Mrs. Wilbur ,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Templeton have gone
to St. Louis on their wedding tour
MUs Taylor of New York will arrive Fri
day to be the guest of Miss Squires.
Mr. Russell Hurt Is coming homo from
Johns Hopkins for the holidays.
Miss Bessie Skinner , who Is otudylng In
Chicago , will be at home for the holidays
Mrs , Myron Learned has been confined to
her homo by Illncba for the past fortnight.
General and Mrs. Join Tl. Drooke nro the
guests ot Mr. and Mrs , W. A. Hc.IIek ,
Mr and Mrs OegooJ Hastinan of i\an-
ston , III , , are rejoicing over the * birth of a
daughter.
Mrs. Henry D. Clarke of South Dakota will
bo the guest of Mrs , W. W. Marsh for a week
or ten daju
Mrs A. F. Hrnst ( born Mabel Gamble ) of
Carroll , la. , Is the guest of her sister , Mrs
1 > C Patterson
Mrs C. N. Dletz left Ihla week for Nash-
vllle , Teiin , , where she will spend the winter
with her mother ,
Miss Margaret Pratt , who lias been the
guest of Mrs. Charles Offut , leaves on Satur
day for Chicago. She will spend Christmas
In Florida with relatives , and on January 8
Colonel Pratt and Miss Pratt will sail for
Ale\andrla , Africa , to be absent until April.
Miss Miller will leivc for her home In
franklin on Thursday , much to the regret
of her many friends here.
Mrs. Wnrden and Miss Worden of Denver
and Mrs. Hubbard of Cedar Rapids are guests
of Mrs Horace G. Hurt.
Mr. Hess Towle , who Is at Wlllhms , and
his slter , Dessle , who Is at Northampton ,
ate expected home for the hollilajs.
Mr. H. T. Clarke und Miss Gertiude CHrke
have clofed their home on Twcnty-llfth and
Cass streets and are at the Mlllard hotel
for the winter.
General Copplnger will entertain Mr. Wal
ter Damrosch , his brother-in-law , during the
latter's sojourn In Omaha with the grand
opera company.
Mrs. Shannon Is the guest of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Poppleton , and will be
Joined on December 23 by Dr. Shannon , from
Tort Custer , Mont.
Mr. and Mrs. Jame < nitchey , who were
mairled nt the Mlllard hotel on. December 5
have reached Burlington , where they are
permanently settled at the Delano.
Mr. Thomas Wilson Ilattln , who was at the
University of Paris last year , Is residing In
Hlllhead , Glasgow , attending the University
of Glasgow. Mr. Ilattln U > also studying
shipbuilding at the yards on the Clyde.
( HiAiiv ciuii'.s wnniCLV HAIOICKH
SrrlpM of lOvciiInulIiiUrUiliiini'iilM IH
I'lllIlllCll.
The second weekly pmokci was held at
the Omaha club yesterday afternoon between
the hours of 4 and C. The reception was
purely an Informal ono , those present spend
ing the tlmo In social Intercourse. Light
refret'hrncntn and punch were D'rved In cue
of the pallors. Among those noticed were.
Genrrnl Copplnger , General Manderson ,
Cclonel Hates , Major Tower , Guy Darton ,
W. W Marsh , Thomas L Klmball. Charles
Green , Thomas Swobe , Colonel J. J. Dickey ,
A. H. Smith , C. N. Diet/ , Judge Ambrose ,
J. W. Love , C. S Montgomery , LOUH ! Brad
ford. Frank ColpeUer and J. II. Buchanan.
With the beginning of the year will be
Inaugurated a series of weekly evening en-
Urtalmncnts. One a week the members
will gather together. Various forms of en
tertainment will be- provided , und It Is
planned to have a paper on some municipal
or other live topic read at each meeting.
The Saturday afternoon neralonu will not
bj discontinued.
Willof tinColoiN III V. M. C' . A.
About 200 of the most uctlvo mcinlieis
nf the Vomit , ' Men't Christian iiHioclntlon
liuve undertaken the work of Increasing the
oigtmlzitfon's membeishlp The workers
li. this CUIIPC nru divided Into two cl IHSCS
known as the "Yellows" and the "IJluej "
Tlio "Yellows" aiu In this It. id up to date ,
am ) Inst night VVMS "Ytllovv night" nt Hut
titsoclntlon pnilors. The hall was neatly
deioiatfd In the colors of the boys who
BGVO the entertainment Tlio nttundnneu
wns BIH h that latq coinciu li id to tnlcn
Homo OIIU'M word for It ua to what VVUH
going on Tlicro was n musical progitim of
merit , nn authentic ( .onlct nnd n numbei
of ftMtuics calculntPil to furnish onJoj-
tr.tnt und iilounirofor the visitors Hue-
crp.sful us thu entertainment wan the "Itluu"
boys prom'.su to eillpso It when their tuin
comes.
' Will III- oil IIililltlll.Hi
At the We tern Art association rooms In the
Public Library building , beginning Monday ,
tha ICth. and lasting to the evening of the
23d of December , a collection of oil paint
ings , wcrkJ of George r Parsons , executed
by him during u course of four yeara' study
In Munich , Germany , and tha exhibition tote
to open fiom U o'clock a , in. to D o'clock
p. m.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U.S. Gov't ivw
PURE.
TIME IrVAS ,
T3iE ? IS TO BE ,
THE "PRESENT" We Have
It's a Chrlsttms ITIHSTHNT and as
neceplnb'p u one us wo c\n think of
Thefci ! few items give a hint of what
thlb store has to delight "Her. "
FXNE FURS
25 per cent oft our price nnkos qulto
u saving on u Cape. Nu < t ueelc
KHes nn oppoitunlty ruroly olTercd.
J5000 Wool Sen ! runes
S35.UO
$7000 30-lneh Wool Soil Capes
3al > OO
$73 00 niectrlc Seal Capes
sr.o oo
MTTFPS AND SCARFS
iiectrle Soul Muffs
$4 98
Trench Otter MufTs , worth $1000
87 OJ
IllcBand Marten Muffs , worth $ ! . ' 50
SBOO
Real Alaska Seal Muffs , worth $2000 ,
JIG 00 ; $15 W
812 50
C-tnll Mink Scarfs $ ( ! 00 and
87.50
iiectrle Seal Scarf" 6 ( nils ,
84.09
FINE SILK WAISTS
No more acceptable present for "her"
can be found ThtM > Waists are of a
sunerloi nort , coirertlj shaped , prop
erly finished nnd little In prlro
IK'i'es thu way tlio pilco Is sheared.
$1000 Fancy Wul"t , SSOO
SS.OI )
$1250. Taffeta W.ilsth. ? IO 00
& 1 . ( )6 )
$1500 Fancy Wnlsts $1250.
8K no
SPKCIAL All our WaMs that wcie
$800 , $750 ami $800 , thli week for
DRESSING SACQUES
Terry Cloth Sacques that vveic $1 75
7io )
Uetter ones with he.ivj coid girdle ,
slightly soiled , vvern $ .100 ,
S8o
All Wool Trench Flannel Sncquos ,
woitb $150 , to bo rlosed nt
81 US
MOREEN SKIRTS
Closlnir Underskirt price" ,
$ _ > 00 bklrts , vvldo riilfle ,
SI 00
$ J CO double rufllo Skirts ,
$2 50
$1 50 extra quulltv Morten Sklrti
83.00
$250 heavy Melton Skirts , wide Mo
reen rtillle ,
81 50
$1 50 Melton Sklrtn
Sklrtni)8o
On sale tomorrow
Steele & Co. ,
1511 DOUOI.AS.
KxilliHlM ) Cloaks , Bulls and Turs
Will It Cure !
YES ! !
Hut If you don't believe us after all the er-
Idenca wo have given you , come and get a
frie sample o !
I < A nuii'i'i : couuu
To bo cured IB to believe.
For sale by I ) . B. CLAItlC , 2422 N street ,
South Omaha , J. H , OWKN , 25th and Haven-
port , and other live druggists , Wholesale
and retail by ,
1513 D oil no St. ,
(2d ( door west ol r. 0. }
