SOCIETY WAS KEPT BUSY
Konntzo-Burns Wedding Wan the Event of
the Week ,
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The week which has Just drawn to a
clofto was a brilliant one and v/as character *
Ized by many elegant functions. The most
notable uas the Kountzt-Hurns weildlng ,
which brought to the city a number of out
tit town -visitor ; ) .
Another Important event was the lunch-
con given by Miss Nash to announca her en
gagement to Mr. L. F. Crofoot , who Is ono
of Omaha's promising young attorneys.
UcslJes these there wcro luncheons , din
ner parties , card parties , several danccn and
many other entertainments , several of which
wcro given for Miss Burns and Mr ,
Kountzc.
-Rather an amusing Incident occurred ono
day last neck , when two women living In
the tumo part of the city and qulto near
each other were to entertain , but on suc
cessive days.
The waller as ho went up the street nc-
tlccJ a load of chairs In front of the
larger house and naturally directed his steps
thither. He walked Into the kitchen and
proceeded to make himself nt home. How
ever , he looked somewhat surprised at the
throe uncooked turkeys In the pan and the
Vnany other preparations that wcro going on ,
It was flfoitit this time that the woman
of the house mnclo her appearance , and
vlien the asked him If he had come to tune
the piano he left qulto unceremoniously.
Washington society Is enjoying a fad that
has spread rapidly nnd has taken a firm
hold. It Is regarded 'now as the proper
thing for a man to attend afternoon teas
> and other like functions dressed In ordinary
rough-and-ready business clothes or even In
an outing suit. During the ontlro social
season men Imvo been noticed making aft
ernoon calls dressed In sack suits and col
ored shirts , and , whllo at first they were
looked upon as being from the country , they
nro regarded now as the early disciples of
n now cult. On last Thursday , at the houra
of a western senator , celebrated for his
wealth and lavish hospitality , the young man
employed as the mentor of the senator's
wlfo In social matters was here , thcro and
everywhere In the great parlors with his
ulcyclo "trousers guards" still attached to
hla ankles and his feet encased In russet
"shoes. Two guests ; from a western city
'la leaving the house commented on the
young man's appearance , nnd ono of them
criticised hla apparent lack of good breed
ing. Ills friend explained , however , that
this young man w&s employed by the sen
ator's wife at a high salary to manage so
cial affairs In her household as they should
bo managed , and that ho was present In
his bicycle clothes for the very purpose
of advertising the fact that the tea or re
ception or whatever the hostess' guests might
chooro to call her regular Thursday at home
was Intended to bo an entirely unconven
tional affair according to the new code ot
etiquette , and she hoped this would be un
derstood by a glance at the social dicta
tor's appearance ! and behavior .without the
necessity of advertising It.
A leap year dance was given by the
women of a popular cycle club the other
night. Men were escorted to the hall by
the fair ones and shown all the considerate
attention bestowed on the opposite pox. A
novelty at the dance was the program bearIng -
Ing the legend , "This Is the year for good"
the remainder of the sentence balng com
pleted by a hint convoyed In a small bundle
of matches attached to the card by the club
colors. Another feature was the sot ot ruls
posted everywhere ) In order to remind those
present of the necessity of a strict adher
ence to the Inverted privileges of the year ,
of which the following formed a part :
"Ladylike deportment Is requested ot the
gentlemen. "
"Only upon Invitation of a lady can liquid
refreshments bo obtained 'by the gentlemen. "
"Engagements will always ba kept
promptly by the ladles. "
"Special consdcratlon paid to wall flowers. "
"Ladles will not leave their partners stand
ing In the center of the hall , as It Is ex
tremely awkward. "
"A dignified modesty being expected , a
gentleman will not Invite a lady to dance. "
Knuntsrc-Iliiriin.
Ono of the most fashionable , as well as the
most brilliant , weddings that has occurred
In Omaha for some tlmo and for which so
ciety people have been anxiously looking for
ward to , took place last Wednesday evening
at 7:30 : o'clock at Trinity cathedral , when
Miss May Dcnman Burns , daughter of Mr.
Samuel Burnt' , wao united In marriage to
Mr. Charles Thomaa Kountzo , the second
son of Mr. Herman Kountze , uniting two of
Omaha's oldest and well known families.
Long before the hour , of the ceremony
every desirable sitting In the church was
filled and standing room only was to bo had.
Numberless guests wore stationed down the
sldo aisles and completely filled the back of
the church. The chnncel was prettily deco
rated with palms and whtto roses. The boy
holr entered singing "Tho Voice that
Breathed O'er Eden , " and also the Lohengrin
bridal chorus.
The flvo little flower girls , Phooblo Smith ,
Emily McKoll , Ros p nnd Mar.'o Coffman and
Julia Mclklo , were the first of the bridal
party to appear , then followed Messrs. Gan
nett and Hall , who led In seventeen society
girls , who wcro preceded by two of loot
year's charming brides In their wedding
gowns , Mrs. Edward C. Smith ot St. Joseph
and Mrs. GeorgeMercer. . Then followed Miss
Webster gowned In palo green eatln , Miss
Palmer In lavender silk and lace , Mw !
, Crounso lu blue chiffon , Mltti Chandler In
green and whlto Dresden silk , Miss Hamil
ton in blue satin trimmed in lace , Miss
Brown in pink velvet bodlco trimmed In
duchcM lace , . and a whlto latin skirt ; Miss
McKoll In gray chiffon trimmed In pink rllk ,
Miss Balcombo In blue silk , Miss Rlngwalt
In palo lavender satin , Miss Hlmebaiigh and
Miss Doano In whlto tulle over whlto satin ,
MUs Nat'h ' In pink tnoussellno do u'o and
lace , Miss Lindsay In pink s'llc , Miss Col-
potzor In a green and pink Persian silk.
Then came- the uohers , Messrs. Luther
Kountzo , Earl Gannett , Herman Kountze ,
Notherton Halt , 'George and William Berger -
gor of Denver and Samuel Burns , jr. , who
were mot at the chancel by tha groom and
his best man , Mr. Augustus Kountzo of Now
York.
The bridesmaids walked alone and carried
a huge bouquet of American beauties and
also a dainty French fan , the souvenir of the
bride. M'as Kountzo and Miss Gertrude
Kountzo were beautiful In handsome gowna
of whlto silk and bodices of moussollno do
eolo and trimmed In exquisite lace over
whlto t'.UIn ' , MUs Wallace were a pretty
gown of whlto mouBsollne do solo over yel
low Bitln. Mss ! Holt , the maid of honor ,
were an elegant 1'arlslan gown of blue natln
trimmed in clilflc-n. Tha came tha bride ,
loaning on the arm of her father , She wore
a handsome , though simple , gown of heavy
whlto satin trimmed in point lace ; the long ,
graceful tulle veil was caught to her hair
by a Btnr ot diamonds , the gift of the groom.
vTlio bouquet was of brldo roses ,
Bishop Worthlngton , assisted by Dean
Gardner , performed the ceremony.
Within the ribbons wcro : Mrs. Samuel
Burns , wearing black velvet trimmed with
cluchei'j lace ; Mr , and Mrs. Osgood nacitman
of Chicago , Mr. and Mra McKell , Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Smith , Mr , Herman Kountze.
Mr. NIcholcon of Indianapolis , Mr. and Mro.
K H. Davis , Mra. Clarkson , Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Rlngwalt , Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lacy ,
Mr. and Mrs. Claries Davla , Mrs. Wells.
MUu Denman. Ml&s Maria McKell , Mr. and
Mrs. W. 13. Melkle , Mrs. Charles Gardner ,
Mrs. George Worthlngton.
The rcceptifi ) , which followed at the Hums
residence from 8 tJ 10 , was the groatefet
cruuli of the season. Several hundred guests
called t ? congratulate the nowjy married
pair. Assisting In receiving wcro Mr. and
Mm Burns and the bridesmaids , The house
was decorated with Immense bunched of rwet
und smllax and palms. Thos * ass sting wore
MofJamea Clement Chsso , William llodlck ,
Frederick Davis , Melklt , Howard Smith. ,
McKell , A. H , Smith , Edith Smith and
llowenn Hlgglreun.
Mr. MM Mrn. Kounlfo 1 U at 8:45 : for
Mexico r.iniil the iiMint shower ot rice , old
shoes and gomlvii > hc .
The brulo's bouquet wa cnught by Miss
llopo Wallaer.
The brldo ai chle In her go-away gown
of brown cloth. She has been n reigning
hello ever slnco her debut. Mr. Kountto has
a prominent pwitlonlnhls father's bank.
.11 r. mill Mr * . Mclltlc'M Dunce.
A dflnco wat given Monday evening In honor
of Miss Burns by Mr. nnd Mrs. W. B.
Melkle. The hou&o wao prettily decorated
for the occasion. Supper was served at
11 o'clock.
Among the guests were noticed : Mr. nnd
Mro. L. M. Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Ilarka-
low , Mr. and Mrs. Hitchcock , Mr. nnd Mra
Charlton , Mr. and Mrs , Jowph Lehmcr , Mr.
and Mrs. Carrier , Mr. and Mr * . Morte , Dmn
and Mrs. Gardner , Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick
Divls , Mr. and Mra. Frank Rlchardron , Mr ,
nnd Mrs. II. H. Rlngualt , Mr. nnd Mrs. B.
II. Wood , Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Chambers ,
Mr. and MM. Henry Cartan , Mrs. IliiMoIl
Harrlion , Dr. and Mrs. Clifford , Dr. nnd
Mr * . Summers , Mrs. Howard Smith , Mr ,
and Mrs. Clement Cliatc. Mr. and Mrs
Brjdford , Mr. nnd Mrs. Balcombe , Colonel
and Mro. Schwan , Mr. and Mrs. Boyd , Mr ,
and Mrr. Blerbowcr , Mr. nnd Mrs. Page , Mr.
and Mrs. McWhortcr , Mr. and Mrp. George
Patlnrson , Mr. and Mrs. Gscrgo Mercer ,
Mr. and Mrs , Eastman of Chicago ; Misses
Kountze , 0. Kountzo , Burns , Boll , Wallace ,
Webster , Nash , Dewcy , Buck , Llndsoy , Allen ,
Taylor , Chandler , Burke , Smith of Toronto ,
Crounse , Mnorc , Lllllc Moore , Horborta
Jnynea , Kowtni Illgfilnson , Allen , Squires ,
Colpetzor , Cady , Curtis , Stella Hamilton ,
lUngwalt , Mabel Bilcombe , Brown , McKell ,
Margaret McKell , Palmer ; Messrs , Crofoot ,
Crape , George , Jordan , Morsman , Dlxon ,
Tarlton , Charles Snundcrs , Asa Shlvorick ,
Harry Llndscy , Samuel Burns ? , Jr. , Wing
Allen , Hutton , Herbert Whfclcr , Raymond ,
George Palmer , William Berger of Denver ,
Augustus Kountzo of Now York , Herman ,
Charles and Luther Kountze , Joseph Baldrlgc ,
Gannett , Wllklns , R Hamilton , Berlin. Penn ,
Hutchwon , Nctherton Hall , McKell , Itandall
Brown , Frank Short , Nelson Mercer , Cowln.
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Ivy Itclieknli Social.
Ono of the most enjoyable entcrtalnmentp
of the past week was given by the members
of Ivy Hebekah lodge In Patterson's hall ,
Sovcntccnth nnd Farnam streets. The pro
gram of the evening consisted ot cards ,
music ami dancing. The rfrand march ,
which was led by Mr. W. M. McKay and
Miss May Sutllff , was ono of the attractive
features ot the evening , and was participated
In by about forty couples , following which
the remainder of the evening was spent
In tripping off twenty additional dances.
In the good-natured contest for honors In
the progressive high five games , Mrs. W. II
Mathls succeeded tu distancing the rest
and received the queen's prize , while Mr.
W. R. Mathls secured the king's prize.
Refreshments 'were served and the social
was a pronounced success.
Among the many present were : Mr. J.
Mlllhouse , Ml ig Boyle , Mrs. W. B. Ostrander ,
Mrs. C. A. Lewis , Miss Hose Weeks. Mr.
Craddock , Mrs. Nellie Fisher , Miss Lizzie
Craddock , Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Meyer , Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. WallaceMr. . and Mrs. Jam en
W. Bouk , Miss Genevlove Jeffries , Miss
May Sutllff , W. M. McKay , Mrs. Mellsh ,
Mrs. Jeffries , Mr. Martin , Mr. nnd Mrs.
C. , L. Allen , Mr. Slrpless , Mr. Drlesbach ,
Frank Best , Miss Miller , Mrs. Parker , Miss
Katlo Parker , Miss Hattoway. Miss Bath ,
Mrs. T. C. Livingston , Miss Wooley , Mrs.
Tooscr , Mrs. Jackson , Miss Manning , Mrs.
Anderson , Mr. Frohman , Mrs. Stutt , Miss
Mnble Stutt , Mrs. Whltccoff ; Messrs. M.
Tulley , Ed Welch , Jr. , F. Baker , Gus
Quaely ; Misses Ada Hamon , Bcda Nelson ,
Messrs. Stokosberry. C. W. Adalr , Mrs. '
S. C. Grlswold , James Glllan , Mrs. Towlinson ,
H. E. Burnam , A. J. Agnew , Mrs. Leeders ,
W. R. Mathls , Mrs. Mary Stutt , .Mrs. Nellie
Smith , Mr. A. E. Taylor. Mrs. Guynn , W.
C. Bouk , Mr. Mower , Mr. Adams. Mr. Lyon ,
Mr. Kazoudor , Mr. Dolan , Mr. Jo-tain , Miss
Oelrlck , Miss Georgia Wldden and others.
Mm. llnrkcr'n Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barker gave a very
elaborate dinner Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock.
The guests were seated at small tables which
were exquisitely decorated with roses ,
carnations , hyacinths , frezias and other
flowers. The house- was also prettily dec
orated with cut flowera and potted plants.
Five delicious nnd elaborate courses wore
served. After dinner , German whist was
played and the prizes were books , and were
won by Mrs. Coutant , Mr. Coutant , Mr.
George Barker and Mrs. Bennett.
Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Barton. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Yost , Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Yates and Mrs. Morgan , Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Cudahy. Bishop and Mrs.
Worthlngton , Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lyman ,
Mr. and Mrs. Coutant , Mr. and Mrs. Lyman
Richardson , Mr. and Mrs. George Barker ,
General and Mrs. Cowln , Mr. and Mrs. Ben
nett. Mr. and Mrs. McKenna , Mr. and Mrs.
William Redlck , Mr. and Mrs. Georga Prlt-
cltett. Rev. and Mrs. Marsh , Mrs. " Shlverlck ,
Mrs. Kurtz , Mrs. Gannett , Mrs. Wood. Mrs.
Lorlng , Miss Keogh of Salt Lake , Mr. Al
Patrick , Colonel M. T. Patrick , Mr. Kll-
patrlck , Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Rlngwalt. Gen
eral and Mrs. Manderson , Colonel and Mrs.
Schwan , Mr. Kountzo. Mlsa Kountze. Mr.
and Mrs. Horbach , Mr. nnd Mrs. E. Mora-
man , Mr. and Mra. Wesley Morsman nnd
Mrs. Mathowson.
Mrs. Mathewpon gave several very clover
and amusing recitations which caused much
laughter and merriment.
Omnliu CuarilN Danco.
The Omaha Guards gave tholr fifth danc
ing party at the armory on Wednesday night
last. Like Its predecessors , this party was
complete in its details and was thoroughly
enjoyable to the largo number of dancers ,
present , among whctn were several from out
of town.
Following Is a partial list of thooo who
attended : Mesdames T. F. Godfrey , W. A.
PIxloy , H. E. Uttley ; Misses Hoffmeyor ,
Chapman , St. Gyer , Lund , M. Naudaln , Hu-
lott , Moore , Fried , Rhecm , Bock , Browon ,
Meyer , Arnold , Johnson , Inman , Staley , Pen
der , Robblns , Balrd , Bowles , Schultz , Nau
daln , Hobbs , Byoro , Evans , Wlnstrode ,
Wheeler , Snodgrass , King , Johnson , Hall ,
Althaus , Blanchard , Wheeler , Macumber ,
Plerson , Stlckney , Bryant , Gllmoro. Williams.
Fowler , Fredrick , Latey , Haughey ; Lieuten
ant Gone , Sergeants Lund , Osborne , Artor ,
Kennedy , Corporal McCaguo , Privates Wcrn-
her , Lund , Lowe , Naudaln , Ewlas. Phil-
brook , Uttley , Bonewa , Plxley , Wood , Bar-
num , Simpson , Ferguson , Purvis ; Messrs.
Kennedy , Mucnteferlng , Squlcr , Stoutenbor-
ough' , Hayes , HolIIday , Landorgreon , Meser-
voy , Cockrell , Abbott , Cleveland , Whltwerth.
Adalr , Houston , Sprlngato , Rover , Whitman ,
Komper , Taylor. Staloy. Furay , Patton ,
Garry , Hamlln , Schultz , Halstead , Murphy.
Buffott , Bunnetster. Wlnstade , Her , Tlppery ,
Vlorllng , Cooley. Squires , Schrador , Schroeder -
der , Woolworth , Bcnton , Burlelgh , Jones ,
McCrary , Mueller , Denman , Godfrey , Ten
Eyck.
A IMciiNiint fii-rninii AVliUt Pnrty.
In honor ot Mrs. Albert F. Miller of
Franklin , Pa. , who Is the guest of her
mother , Mrs. L. J , Drake , Miss Amy Bar
ker gave a very enjoyable German whist
party on Thursday afternoon.
The houso. was prettily decorated with
cut flowers and plants. Five dainty prizes
were given. Miss Parrotto won an embroi
dered picture frame , Mm Gardner a plcturo
of six celebrated musicians. Miss Alexander
a cut glass vase. Miss Short a cup and sau
cer , and Mrs , McWhorter a little bunch of
violets.
Refreshments -were served at 4.30. Those
present were : Mrs. Miller , Mrs. Chaeo , Mrs.
MoWhorter , Mrs. Victor White , Mrs. Cud
ahy , Mrs. Ogden , Mrs. Cartan , Mrs. Morris ,
Mrs. Mclntorh , Mra. Offutt , Mra. Reed , Mrs.
Redlck , Mrs. Klorttead , Mrs. Deuol. Mrs.
Culllngham , Mrs. KIrkondall , Mrs. Haller ,
Mrs. Fell. Mrs. Cobb , Mra , Bolt , Mrs.
Gardner , Mrs..Klmball , Mlsseu Sharp , Brown ,
McKell , Drake , Squire * , Morse , Moore , Mar/
Nash , Parrotte , Baum , Sadlo Baum , Hartman -
man , Colpotzcr , Cady , Grace Allen Sar-
gent , McShuno , Hamilton , Belle and Estollo
Hamilton , Short , Sloan , Buck , Palmer , Tay
lor , Alexander. Klmba'l ' , Mount , Lowe ,
Cook , Dewey , Barker , Hlmebiugh , Ceo and
Carter.
A Curtl unil DniiuliiK 1'nrty.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Arnold ! gjvo a card
and dancing party for Miss Anna Arnoldl at
Sander's club 'rooms ' last Wednesday even
ing , Mr. W. P. Arnoldl entertaining. Mrs.
W. P. Arnold ! had charge of the card par
lor.
lor.Those
Those participating were as follows : Mes-
dmnas Arnoldl , Sander. Mueller , Cresco , Wat-
ILs. Wilson , Schuetz , Nostloln. Dugood and
-Mrs. F , D. Aruoldl ; Misses Anna Arnoldl ,
ItoJder , Keeling , Connelly , Upjohn , Pearson ,
Murray , Flury , Frenzcr , Olennon , Krueger ,
Allen Connelly , Ulordan , Cr co , O'Conneil ,
MeVey , Anderson , Bol . Conboyd , Ktatlng ;
Messrs. Mr. Wnlklln , Arnold ) . Slaticr. Mur
phy , Clordon , Gflger , Walters. II. Walters ,
SnndT , Schdbel , Krucgcr , Wftllls , Hcmer ,
Wnlly , Crawford , Frederlckson , J. Arnoldl ,
Creseo , MuMler , Northup , Button , Keating ,
Bisnett , Oliver , McCormlck , Connelly , Dr.
Upjohn. Flury , Schuetz nd U. Sander. The
houeo was pleasantly decorated. A lap supper
was served at midnight.
Minn > n < 4li'N
In honor of Mlts Burns nnd her gue-ts ,
Miss Bell and Miss Wnlhc' , Ml-s Nash gave
a charming luncheon en Mon.lay nt hr
beautiful home. Tlo : tnlilo was n thing cf
beauty with Its lovely basket centcrpp-e | ,
filled with brldo rcsss , narcissuses and ma'den
hair fern * and caught at ths top with a
large bow of wh.tc satin nbb n At each
place was a dainty basket of vloletn nnd
maiden ha'r ' fernn , caught with n bjw ot
narrower ribbon , on 111 ? ends of which were
written In gold the name ot esch guest.
The engagement of Miss Nash to Mr. L.
F. Crcfnot was announced amidst the usual
good w'shcj of friends.
During the aftcmoon Miss Na h pl > yed
In her usual charming manner and Mi's
Bell fang t'avcrit pretty songs. Covers
were laid for Mis * Burns , Mls WAilio ; ,
Miss B.M1 , MES | Kountze , Mlsu Gertrude
Kountze , Miss Chand'or ' , Miss McKenna ,
Miss Crelputon , Mls. < Webster. Mrs. Georgs
Mercer nnd Mrs. Henry Carton.
Mnilc II IMi-itniiiil for Mallorj" .
Last Thursday was William H. Mallory's
thirty-sixth birthday and some of his friends
bolng aware of the fact , during ths even
ing they swooped down upon him at his
home , 2312 North Seventeenth avenue , where
the evening was very pleasantly spent. There
were recitations , music and cards. Lunch was
corved.
Those present wcro : Mr. and Mrs. Joyce ,
Mr. and Mrs. Neal , Mr. and Mrs. Pratt , Dr.
and Mrs. Bacon , Dr. nnd Mrs. VanceMr. . nnd
Mrs. Rice , Mr. and Mrs. Rockefcllow , Misses
Pearl and Alva Rockefcllow , Mr. nnd Mrs.
Bishop , Mr. and Mrs. SheparJ , Miss Irene
Shepard , Mr. and Mrs. Drake , Mr. Brunor ,
Misses Mlnnlo nud Katie Schwartzlandcr ,
Mrs. Metcalf , Miss McNalr , Miss Morris ,
Mr. Douglas , Mr. Wright of Council Bluffs ,
Mrs. and Miss Mayfleld of South Omaha ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Warelum , Miss Wareham , Mr.
nnd Mrs. Johnson , Mrs. Flanders , Mr , Cone
and Miss Rice. _
Sir. nml BlrN. Koi-Nlinii Kiitertnlii.
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Kceshan
threw open tholr home on South Fifteenth
street to about forty of their friends. The
evening wa.i spent In playing high five
Prizes were won by Mrs. Russell nnd Mr.
Grimes and Mrs. Lemleux nnd Mr. McCaf
frey. At 11 o'clcck refreshments wore
served , after which dancing was Indulged
In by ths young people. Selections were
ijtven by Miss Burke , Miss Wall , Miss Gar-
vey and Mr. Kelly.
Those present were : 'Messrs , and Mcs-
darr.es Madden , Vandorcoy , Miller , Fisher ,
McCaffrey , Lemleux , Haverly , Russell , Me-
Glhaney , Donnls , Murphy ; Misses Robinson ,
Burke , Wall , O'Connor , Garycy , Anna Gar-
vey , Emma O'Connor , Helen Robinson ;
Messrs. Robinson , O'Connor , Ilcdmon ,
Burke , P. P. Burke , Garvey , Grimes , W.
Robinson and Kelly.
A. Illrtlnlny Surprise.
A dozen met at the residence of Mr. Fred
Metz. , Jr. , last Saturday evening , and from
there went to Mr. Charles Metz's home. This
was Charlie's 35th birthday. He was taken
entirely by surprise , although Mrs. Metz had
been told what to expect and had provided
abundantly for the entertainment of the
guests. The evening was pleasantly spent In
playing whist , Mr. Tom Orr winning the
prize , a beautiful silver-backed comb and
brush. Champagne punch was served during
the game , and at 11 o'clock the dining room
was thrown open and an elegant lunch was
served.
Those present were : Messrs. T. M. Orr ,
Dr. Hoffman , Gcorgo Victor , John W. Shank ,
John A. Wnkeflold , William E. Klerstead ,
Albert Calm , Arthur Metz , A. Smith , J.
lllnchman and Fred Metz , Jr.
A Ten for Mlim Hnrim.
Mrs. W. B. Melklo gave a 5 o'clock tea
In honor ot Miss Burns on Monday ,
Mrs. Molkle were a becoming gown of
white silk , trimmed with point lace and
chiffon. ,
In the dining room Miss Burke In rose
colored silk and Miss Dcwoy In palo blue
chiffon served.
Others assisting wore : Mrs. Mercer , Mrs.
B. B. Wood , Mrs. J. E. Summers , Mrs.
Henry Cartan , Mrs. Richard Carrier , Mrs.
J. A. McShano , Mrs. Joseph Lehmer , Mrs.
W. J. Connell , Mrs. n. R. Rlngwalt , Mrs.
Burns , Mrs. Worthlngton , Miss Burns , Miss
Bell , Miss Wallace , Miss Kountze , Miss
Gertrude Kountze , Miss Chandler , Miss
Palmer , Miss Llvesey , Mls3 Mable Balcombe ,
Miss Dewey , Miss Burke , Miss Rlngwalt
and Miss Curtis. Those who assisted wore
entertained at dinner.
Fnrcircll Tea for Minn IlurUo.
Mrs. John A. McShano entertained Informally
mally , though very delightfully , on Tuesday
last at a 6 o'clock tea. It was a farewell
for her niece , Miss Burke , who has made
so many friends during her stay hero this
winter and who loft on Thursday for Chicago.
The pretty house was decorated with cut
flowers and In the dining room the polished
mahogany tea table was covered with dainty
doylies of Mexican drawuwork nnd the roses.
Ices and bonbons were all of a delicate pink
shade.
Those who poured tea were Mrs. Arrow-
smith and Mrs. Russell Harrison.
Miss Buck and Miss Yates served frappe ,
whllo assisting throughout the rooms wore
Miss McKenna , Miss Crounw. Miss McShane ,
Miss Morse , Mrs. Rlngwalt , Mrs. Melkle and
Miss Palmer ,
Sir. unil Mrx. Kilxou ! 5iitcrtiiin.
A very pleasant party In Kountze Place
was given by Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Edson at
their home , 2107 Plnkney street , Wednesday
evening. High flvo was the order of the
occasion , In which the flrat prizes were
awarded Mrs. Sears and Mr. Palmatier ,
whllo Mrs. Starks and Mr. Smith were made
happy by receiving the consolations.
Among those present were : Mr. and Mrs.
F. W. Race , Judge and Mrs , L. H. Bradley ,
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Holbrook , Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Starks , Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A.
Palmatier , Mr. and Mra. E , P. Smith , Mr.
and Mrs. M. F. Sears , Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Sackett , Mr. and Mrs. Kent , Miss Soars and
Miss Edna B. Edson.
Mr. anil Mrx. Moore Giitcrlnln.
Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo Moore- gave a high
flvo party last Tuesday evening. It was
Mrs. Moore's birthday and right royally did
they celebrate. The first prfzo was won by
Mrs. R. E. McKelvy. It was a largo bunch
of American beauty roses. The second prize ,
a copy In whtto and gold of the "Bonnie
Brier Bush , " was won by Mrs. Caldwell. The
flrat gentleman's prize was taken by Mr.
TIIO consolation prize new to Miss
Rlley , At midnight supper was served. Those
prasont were : Mr , nnd Mrs , Teal , Mr , and
Mr . Thompson , Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell , Mr.
and Mrs. McKolvy , Mr , and Mrs. Klpllnger ,
Mrs. Rlley ; MKMS | Blackmcrc , Hone , Rlley
and Messrs. Hene , Blllau , Lyon.
Cnorforil-Jiiliiiiioii.
The wedding of Miss Louise Johnson ,
formerly of Omaha , and Mr. Charles Craw
ford ot New Orleans took place nt the
residence of the bride's parents In Chicago
on Wednesday , January 19. Miss Chambers
was maid of honor. The bridesmaids were :
Miss Crawford of Fort Dodge , Miss Omstreet
of St. Louis and Miss Bailey of Rock
Island.
Mies Johnson wcro a beautiful gown of
ivory satin entralno , with bertha of ducli-
els lace. Only relatives and Intimate
friends were present , the wedding being
a Email but very pretty ono.
III1IIKT IO HIM CirOOIIINIIlell.
A dinner was given at the Omaha club
last Tuesday evening by Mr. Charles Kountze
for his best man and the ushers at his wed
ding. They were each presented with a
silver mounted card case as a souvenir
of the occasion.
Covers were laid for : M. Augustus Kountzo ,
of New York , Meairs. William and George
Berger ot Denver , Mr. Herman Kountzo ,
Jr. , Mr. Luther Kountzo , Mr. Earl Gan
nett , Mr , Netborton Hall , Mr , Samuel Burns ,
Jr. , and Mr. Charles Kuuntze.
< li ' Tui'Hiliinflicht Cluli ,
Mr. and Mn. W. I. Klerstead entertained
the "Tuesday Night Card club" last week ,
Besides the regular club members there
wcro present ; MUs Stone , Miss Amy Bar-
ker , Mrs. Scn-il ( f Cincinnati , Mr nnd Mm
Cfinrles Stone , Mf-fnt Mrs Colt-man , MM ,
MrDonild. Mr Bjt > nml Mr Bwt m.
* forved mill four tm'nty
were Mrs. Pnlmtr won n.n
exquNte cut va o , Mr. RMor n
dslntlly embro p'ciuro frame. Ml AS liar ,
ker n pretty cr < * a"n pitcher * nd sugar bowl
nnd Mr. E. L. jlu > n" , a cup and saucer
.V rijijjjflniit Surprlar.
U was a delightful surprise that wns ten
dered Miss Unit t > Metcalf lust Wednesday
evening In hor.or rf her birthday , The even
ing wns spent With ganiM nnd other1 nmuse-
inents. At n late hour luncheon was served ,
after which ' 'Haino. Sweet Homo"vas
played , nnd thHJnUrry' throng left for their
respective homes.
Among those JV sfnt were- Misses Wlnans ,
Caughley. JohnVbn , Flsk , Stevenson , Sailer ,
Hayes , Meyers nnl Hattle nnd Lottie Met
calf j Messrs. Pniy ; Frank , Will nnd Alfred
Johnson , Graham and John Park , Ulmer ,
Stcdln , Falconer , Schhildt , Lirson , CauBhlcy ,
Edholm nnd Honey.
They I'lnjMMl Tlilrtr-Tliror. "
In honor of Mrs. Albert F. Miller cf Frank
lin , P.J. , Mrs. L. J. Drake gave a very de
lightful party on Tuesday alternoon. A new
gnmo called " 33" was played and crcntc.l
no end of excitement and fun. Miss Ruth
won the first prize , a pretty little bon bon
dish , nnd Miss MctCell received a dainty
silver hat pin.
The guests wcro : Misses McKoll , Cady ,
Colpetzer , Squires , Amy Darker , Short ,
Howell , Ruth , Knox , Florence Knox , Belle
nnd Cstellc Hamilton , Llla Alexander , Pcarlo
Hartmnn , Grace Allen , Mabel Taylor , Nel
lie Baum , Sharp , Kathorlne Barker , Moore ,
Bertha Sloan , Lllllo Tukcy , Laura Morse ,
Chapman , Alice Drake , Mrs. Ogden , Mrs.
Ellis nud Mrs. Nott.
They nni > NKiMl the lli'Nt
A very enjoyable kenslngton wns glvon
by Mrs. Boudlnit and Mrs. Strnssaer en
Friday nfternoon nt their home. In Kountzs
Place. The slngtng by Mrs. Sherrlll nud
Mrs. FU'her was much enjoyed by the
thirtyfiveomon present.
The literary queries : "What Is the best
historical novel ? " . "Tho best humorous
novel ? " 'The best patlutlc novel ? ' "Tho
best rollg ous noveU" "The best Imagina
tive novel ? " "Th3 test novel written for
a purpose ? " "Tho best English novel ? "
"Tho best French novel ? " "The best Scotch
novel ? " "Thei "T)0i't American novel ? " pro
voked much thought and elicited a variety
of opinions. Refroihments wcro served at
6 o'clcck.
A Ijcnti Year Dunce.
Last Wednesday evening n leap year danc
ing party was given at Idlewlld hall. The
novelty of the occasion was entered Into
heartily by those present , which made It
very enjoyable. Refreshments were served
during the evening.
These present wcro : Misses Cosgrave ,
Mylcs. Hockbud , Fltzpatrlck , Moran , Mc
Donald , McMillan , Tyler , Manning , Brady ,
Healey. Kelloher , Vodlcka und Maggie Kane
of South Omaha , nnd Messrs. Trucky , Vin
cent , Hlrsch , Bradford , Monaghan , Pohlzon ,
Fries , Manning , Davis , Murphy , O'No'.l ,
Moellcr , Barry , Cosgrave , Rud , Fitzpatrlck ,
Nolan , O'Nell and Salmon ot South Omaha.
SurprlMeil Mr. mill Mrx. Mnloiic.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mnlone were given a
pleasant surprise at their homo on North
Seventeenth street last Tuesday evening by
a number of their friends In honor ot the
fifth anniversary of their marriage. Music
nnd progressive. Jilgh live were Indulged in ,
after which refreshments were served. Prizes
were won by Messrs. Al Rushland , G. R.
Young , Mrs. M/Frenzer and Miss L. Bryan.
Among th09o present were : Mr. and Mrs.
0. R. Young , Mf. and Mrs. Al Rushlnnd , Mr.
nnd Mrs. Rocki'Mpsdames M. Frcnzcr , C.
A. Lewis. E. Larson ; Misses M. Doollng , L.
Bryan , M. Gorman' ; Messrs. William Dooltng ,
E. Gustavson , Nr'Frenzer , P. Frenzer.
A Cfitlilreii'H 1'arly.
Mrs. W. E. Taylor of 1334 South Twenty-
eighth street entertained a party of chll'dran
Tuesday afternoon to celebrate the 7th birth
day of her little daughter , Irabelle. A de
lightful program was rendered , consisting of
music , speeches and dnnclng.
Luncbeon was sarved at 5 and was thor-
oughlj- enjoyed by itho following little ones :
Isabcllo and Sidney Taylor , May and Willie
Green , MelvlnanifMllton Uhl , Rod and
Harry Scott , Leila , and Stella Shaw , Frank
and Annlo Hltzler , Helen Murray , Clark
Solomon , Bonnie Talmage , lone Belamy ,
Helen McCoy. Paul Dale , Mary Clark and
Leila Cameron.
A Vnlentliic Party.
Neat and appropriate are the invitations
Issued by Cnrroll council of the Young
Men's Institute for Its social , to bo held
at Crelghton hall , next Friday night. The
Invitations are tasty valentines , contain
ing. In addition to lima- and place , a poetic
sentiment In keeping with "The Day Wo
Celebrate. " This Is the sixth ot the scries
given by the institute , and , being on the
eve of the Lenten season , will bo a fare
well to social festivities for weeks to come.
An unusually large number of invitations
have been isbued , Insuring a large and
select attendance , and an enjoyable- even
ing.
Entertained at Cards.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Paxton entertained
at cards Tuesday evening" after their usual
felicitous stylo. The beautiful parlors were
most attractively set off , nnd after a merry
battle with-tho paste boards , delightful re
freshments wcro served. Those present were :
Mrs. Cotton and her friend , Mrs. Scott , from
Dunkirk , N. Y. ; Mr. and Mrs. Mclntosh , Mr.
and Mrs. Deltz. Mr. and Mrs. Cady , Mr. and
Mrs. Brady , Mr. and Mrs. Wakefleld , Mr.
nnd Mrs. Colpetzer , Mr. and Mrs. Orr. Mrs.
Clark of New York , Mr. nnd Mrs. Babcock ,
Mr. and Mrs. Whltmore , Mr. and Mrs.
Branch , J. M. Paxton and Lieutenant Powell.
< 1 Mr. mill Mm. Smittcr.
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Louis W.
Sautter were glvon a pleasant surprise , It
being the fifth anniversary of their wedding.
The evening was happily spent with
cards and music , and a splendid lunch was
served at 12 o'clock.
Tlioa * present were : Mr. and Mrs. P.
Straustoough , R. Over , George Butterfteld ,
H. Schaeffer , William Wllko , George Hayward -
ward , Dan Shull , Mra. McNeal , Mr , Harry
Mitchell ; Misses Gusalo Keellne , Gertie Gib
son and Pauline Harmon ,
Unnccd lit IdlcTvllil Hull.
The second in the series of prize assemblies
was given at Idlewlld hall last Friday even-
Ing.and was well attended. These dances are
a source of much enjoyment to those- who
attend and Is an added feature to the round
of this winter's social amusement. The re
ception committee consists of Glen Klmmel
and George Sanclia ; floor director , Mr. Harry
Sago. Music was furnished by Miss Grace
Emslle. _ _ _ _ _
WnlilliiKM mill
Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Weir of Dubuque ,
la. , cnnounco the marriage of their daughter ,
Florence Lynn , to2'Mr , Harold Blair Pollard ,
The wedding la setrfor February 17.
I'lCUMltJtM I'llNt.
Mrs. C. K. Coutant 9ntertalned at luncheon
yesterday. (
Mrs. McKenna entertained the Six-handed
euchre club on Friday afternoon ,
The Monday Night1 club gave a hop Thurs
day evening at Mtfrand's hall ,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rlddoll entertained the
Whist club , of wlllch 'they are members , last
Thursday evenlng.t
A social nnd daijplng party was given by
Miss Free , at her residence oa Friday oven-
Ing. About twenty-five guests were present.
A dozen numbersiwem danced.
Last Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs , Alex
Rlddell gave a high ftve party to thirty-five
of their friends. Prizes were awarded to
Mra , Edmlston and 'Dr. ' Christie ,
Mra , Dr , Robert M , Stone , assisted by her
daughters , Miss Lettle and MUs Sadie , pleas
antly entertained a company cf their friends
at high flvo at their residence , 3870 Dodge
street , last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. McKenna entertained the Euchre
club. The first prizes wire won by Mesdames -
dames Schwan , Richards ) ! ) and Coutint.
The second prizes by Mesdames Joseph Bar
ker , Prltchett and Mra Cowln ,
Mtas M. A. Coswell entertained her friends
at progressive high flvo party lart Thurs
day evening. These present were ; Mr. and
Mra. Charles Allen , Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Duller. Mr. and Mra , Hawklneun , Mr. and
Mrs. Solomon Hopper , Mr. and MM. George
Powell , Mr. ami Mr . L. C. Shelly , Mis ®
Pearl Shelly. Mr. William Kennedy , Mr
Charles Stockham and Mra. C , W. 1HU ,
HAYDEN BROTHERS.
Ladies' Ladies'
$4.00 $4.00
Shoe , Shoe ,
tndics'$4.00 Shoes $1.98.
Greatest Shoe Sale of the Season.
Cost Not Considered ! Shoes at Your Own Price !
If you want a genuine bargain in Shoes , Hayden's Shoe Department will be the place to
go. "Twice your money's ' worth or your money back" during this sale , Good , fine
shoes never were sold so cheap by us or anyone else , as we will sell them now.
Come and see. t .
1st LOT rr
240 pairs of the famous ' 'Strootman Make" ladies' fine $4.00 Vici Kid ? * r
Button Shoes at $1.98. Latest razor and narrow square" toes , C to *
E widths , all sizes. These are a great bargain and the lady that
does not get a pair will regret it
2nd Lot 3d Lot- 4th Lot- 5th Lot-
208 pairs .Misses' flno 186 pairs Ladles' and 238 pairs "Lud-
, Button ' lG2palra Woman's $1.35
Dongoln Sprliifj Missos' line Felt and Beaver - ' " '
heel $1.50. 52.00 and S2,2o vor . Clolh 83c , $1.00 and and $1.50 Foil Lace Shoos low's" Ladies' fine
shoos fit ! )8c ) u pair. Plnin Sl.2o slippers , all in ono nt 7Co n pair ; sizes 3 to 8. $2.50 and $3.00
too and patent leather tips , lot at 50c a pair ; sizes 11 In
widths ' ' . If you want a nleo warm shoes ; sizes 2 ,
broken and sizes nusses1 up to 4's in ladles' 3
from 11 to 2. nil In ono lot. A bargain you cannot af house ahoo you will bo and 3 at $1,00 a
If your daughter needs a ford to miss. pleased with them. .
pair , sco those. pair.
5Oc pair.$1.0O
Mail orders filled as long as these bargains last.
HAYDEN BROTHERS.
First prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs. Hopper -
per , and booby prize was won by Mrs. Allen
nnd Mr. Powell. After which refreshments
wcro served.
A dance was given nt Brownell Hall on
Thursday evenln ? . Among those present
were : Misses Ella Cotton , Cole , Pannlo
Cole , Rowenn HlBglnson , and Messrs. Hlch-
ard Young , Conrad Young , Ben Cotton , Alex
ander , Harry Tukey , Asa Shlverlck , Harry
LIndsey , Leo McShane , Ray Wagner.
Mrs. Hidden gave a kenslugton tea Wednes
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. A conundrum
contest resulted In favor of Mrs. Hoobler.
Miss Maud Chamberlain presided at the punch
bowl and light refreshments were served at
5 o'clock. Mrs. Herring played the piano
and received several encores , to which she-
responded.
Miss Cora Trussell entertained the Mid
night Mandolin and Guitar club last
Wednesday evening. A very pleasant evenlns
was spent by the following : Misses Ger
trude Helndman. Ella Beecher. Hazel and
Thlna Schmidt. Tilda Audreesen. Mao Trus
sell ; Messrs. Bert Fowler. Arthur Helnd
man. Clyde and Elmer Trubsell , Claude
Stockhelm , Bernhardt. Cast'en , Baxter.
A dancing party was given last Wednes
day evening by Hayden Bros. ' employes In
the hall over the store. About sixty cou
ples fell In line for the grand march at 8:30 :
o.clock , and from that tlms until the flna
number was completed , at midnight , pleasure
held full sway and the dancers gaily tripped
to the delightful music. Refreshments were
served throughout the evening by the house
Mr. and Mrs. G. Williams pleasantly enter
talned the S. T. Whist club Thursday
evening. After a series of games Mrs
Mlttauer and Mr. Burster succeeded In win
nlng the nrst prizes. Mrs. Williams anu air
Mlttauer captured the boobies. These present
ent wore : Mr. and Mrs. G. Mlttauer , Mr
and Mrs. H. Helplch , Mr. and Mrs. W. Plel
Mr. and Mrs. J. Burster , Miss Fannlo
Truehauf , and L. Hoag.
Mr. and Mra. S. O. Wright entcrtalnec
the Shrlner Card clubat their homo on
Georgia avenue Thursday evening. A pleasant
evening was spent with games and music.
These present were : Mr. nnd Mrs. Wright ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. D. W. Aldrlch , Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Williams , Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Wal
ters of Council Bluffs , Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Cook , Miss Brown , Miss Underwood , Mr.
O. G. Pope , and H. J. Wright. Prizes were
won by Mr. and Mro. D. W. Aldrlcli.
The North Star Social club gave a dance
last Thursday evening at Sander's hall.
Among those present were : MIfses Ethel
Plympton , dslo Talt , Nettle Martin , Lora
Martin , Elsie Worley , Alta Morgan , Viola
Morgan , Lin Turner , Ida Cafferty , Hesslo
McDermott , Isa Perkins , Florence Gadway ,
Ola Go ft" , Jennie Gltllam , Magglo Lyons , Rose
Lyons , Anna Johnson , Carrie Anderson , Elalo
Cooler , May Sutcllffe , Alma Ilust ; Messrs.
Gal Plympton , Charles Lewis , Fred Martin ,
Tom TIpton , Kenneth Jack. A. S. Frost ,
Walter Jones , Lew Cooler , William Johnson ,
Alfred Johnson , Charles Langatrom , P , H.
Post , James Hayes , Albert Jackson , Ray
Cotton , Will Talt , Gladstone Talt , Everett
Garner , George McNeeco. Lewis McNabb ,
Harry Crampton , Edward Jackson , G. E.
Ray , Fred Turner , Sidney Knapp , H. J. Gor
man , James Ncstlcdeck , Olaf Lyngstead ;
Messrs. and Mesdames Black , Werley , Cooler ,
Rhyn , Springhorg. _
lu I'roHiiecl.
Mr. and Mrs. Rector will entertain the
Tuesday Night Card club next Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Baum will entertain
the Bon Am ! Card club Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs , McKouna will entertain the
Saturday night cjub at dinner this weak.
Mlsa Stella Hamilton will entertain at
luncheon on Monday for Miss Bell and Mlsa
Wallace.
Mra. Victor White and Mlsa Moore are to
give a konslngton next Saturday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. O. W. Llnlngor and Mrs. Frank Hal
ler will entertain the Forest Hill Card
cluirWednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The second of a eeries ot four dances
given by the Enos club will take place at
Morand'a dancing academy next Wednesday
.evening.
The musical and dramatic entertainment
to be given Thursday evening at Unity
church , promises to ho very enjoyable , es
pecially to those who Imvo a knowledge of
French. It will be given by Prof. Chato-
laln. assisted by Miss- Hyde , Miss New-
comb , Miss Byrne , Miss Hobert , Mrs. W.
H. Wakefleld. Miss Thatcher , Mr. J. F.
Barton and Mr. B. Nordln.
Movement * nnil Wlii-rc-aboutx.
Mrs. T , A. Thompson and baby have re
turned from Chicago ,
Mr , Luke McDermott left Saturday last for
an extended trip through the south and cant.
Miss Adda Thompson ard Mrs. Ctnr.'ey
II. Davidson left this morning for a weck'a
visit with trlenda In DCS Molnes.
Out-of-TtMVii VfMltum.
Mrs. Mexla of Chicago U vbltlng her
sliter , Mra. C. F , Humphrey.
Mlas Wilkinson of Keokuk , la. , la visiting
Mry , W. S. Howell of 4021 Lafayette avenue.
Mrd , Charles Ford Scovll of Cincinnati ,
O. , Is visiting her elstcr , Mrs. W. S. Hcc.
tor.
tor.Mra. . Jenness of Ypsllantl , Mlcti , , arrived
thU week to be the gue t of her glstcr , Mm.
Caiper E. Yost ,
Mr , John P. Farrell , who has been vlilt-
ing relativw In this city for the past elx
ftaf if f ftf fc * . &
weeks , left last Tuesday for his homo In
Wlnthrop , la.
Mrs. F. A. Brown and daughter ot Du
buque , la. , are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Q. W.
Hester , 2511 Davenport streat.
Mlsa Leotl Brugh of Fremont , who has
been visiting her sister In Atchlson , Kan. ,
Is now a guest of her brother for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. T. Eastman , who came
from Chicago to attend the Kountze-Burns
wedding , are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Burns.
Krlemlly Uoixlii.
Miss Lowe leaves for St. Louis today.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Smith came up from
St. Joseph to attend the Kountze-Bums wed
ding.
ding.Major
Major John V. Furny of St. Paul spent
Sunday In town the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Crelghton.
Messrs. Herman , Luther and Augustus
Kountze and Miss Gertrude Kountze arrived
on Sunday from the past.
Miss Lynn Curtis left for the east on
Wednesday , where sho. will visit school
friends for several weeks.
Mmo. Barkalow , who has been -visiting
Mr. 'and Mrs. Newton Barkalow In Denver
for several months , has returned home.
Mrs. John A. McShano , accompanied by
Miss Burke , who has been her guest for
some time , left for Chicago last Thursday.
Mr. John A. McSbano , who Is In Chicago ,
entertained at dinner at the Auditorium In
honor of Dr. and Mrs. Allison several days
aco.
DOMINANT SEVENTHS
The musical event of the season , of course ,
will bo the presentation of the Rossini
"Stabat Mater , " tonight at the St. John's
Collegiate church.
For some weeks past the choir has boon
lit constant rehearsal. Some sixty voices
will bo heard in the stately and majestic
"In Dlo Judlcll" chorus , which will show
to the fullest extent the volume of the organi
zation.
The sweeping crescendo of the tenors and
basses at the end of this chorus , when as
they ascend , they meet the sopranos nnd
altos , descending , brings an audience to a wild
pitch of enthusiasm which reaches its climax
when the soprano solo obligate is heard
ringing out above the chorus and organ , on a
"high C. "
The gentler passages of the "Stabat Mater
Dolorosa" chorus will show the possibilities
of phrasing and diminuendo , and the subllmo
"Ela Mater Fens Amorls" chorus with Its
accompanying recitative for basso soloist
should bring forth norno Rood effects.
The "Gloria In Excelslo" from Mozart's.
Twelfth mass , will be the opening number
and will bo sung by the chorus nnd all the
eololsts.
Mra. 13. A. Cudahy , whoso volco needs no
eulogy here , will sing the "InfiammatUD"
solo , and the "Fac ut Portem. "
Mrs. Simons of Council Bluffs will sing
Costa's "I Will Extol Thco , " from the era
torio of "Ell. "
Mro. Coffm-an nnd Mrs. Lunge will sing
the duct "Quls est Homo , " Captain Klnzle
will sing the "Cujus Anlmam , " and C. E.
Jacobsion the "Pro Peccatls. " The quartet
soloists , lln addltlom to those mentioned
lieretofore , will bo Mrs. Bethgc , Mr. Harry
V. Burkloy , Mr. Carl Hoffman and Mr. Paul
Bcresford.
Father ICIasela has prepared a fine transla
tlon of the Latin text and the English and
Latin words will appear side by sldo on the
programs. Mr. Tabor will preside at the
organ.
Concert will "begin promptly at 8 o'clock.
The concert glvon last Tuesday evening
under the auspices of thq Schubert Glee club
was , In point of merit and attendance , a
pronounced success.
The work of the club was decidedly meri
torious. Especially wp this true of the part
pinging In West's "Warrior Bold" and
Buck's "In Absence. " Mlsa Emma Mueller ,
soprano , sang with good .effect Weber's
prayer from "Dor Freieohutz , " while Prof.
Krgrcn , harpist , created a favorable Im
pression and added materially to the enjoy
ment of the evening. Mlus Harriett Ivans
sang Bivoetly Gordlgeanlo Canzonetta , "Tra
la la , " and Mlw Elizabeth Allen presented
Allard's "Faust Fantnslo" for violin , accom
panied by Miss Wlcr very nicely , Mr. How
ard Brunor rendered with "
good effect "Spar-
tacus to the Gladiators , " and Mr. E. Har-
nlsch presided at the piano , also playing
Buck'a "Introduction and Rondo" In a mas
terly way , showing careful thought and true
conception in its rendition.
, *
Invitations are out for a muslcalo to bo
glvon by Miss Lillian Terry at the Murray
hotel next Tuesday evening.
Miss Terry will bo assisted by the Misses
Dovey , Mr. Franz Adclmann , Mr. J. E. But
ler nnd the Lorelei quartet of female voices ,
which will make Its Initial appearance. The
program , which begins , by the way , at 9
o'clock sharp , Is as follows :
PART 1.
Quartot-T-ogenils Morning
Miss Terry. Miss Onkley , Mrs. Ed-
wards. Mrs. Cnmpbell.
Solo-Bel Ragglo Rossini
( Semlnimtdc. ) ' >
JMlss Terry.
Violin Solo ElcRle A. Bazzlnl
_ Mr. Frnnz Adclmann.
Duet The Boat Song Blumenthal
Misses Ktliel and Alice Dovey.
Songs ( a ) Aufenthalt Schubert
( b ) Wphln Schubert
( c ) SolveJirs Sonff Grlcff
PART II.
Quartet Daddy Bchrcnd
( Arranged by Wlske. )
Violin S ole Fantaslo Sucdolse . .H. Leonard
( Op. 23. )
Mr. Franz AUelmann.
Songs-
English ( n ) Bid Me DIseourso Bishop
Scotch ( b ) Ye Banks and Braes
Amerlcnn ( c ) Little Hey Blue Novln
Irish ( d ) The Little Red Lark..Stanford
Miss Terry.
Duct The Glpsoys , Verdi
( II Trovntoro. )
Misses Ethel nnd Alice Dovey.
Solo Thy Voice Doth Thrill My Heart. .
-
( Samson & Dcinah. )
Mlsa Terry.
Quartet Lullaby Jakobowskl
( From Ermlnle. ) ,
This afternoon Mr. Tabor gives his forty-
second free organ recital In the First Con
gregational church at 3:30 : , and will have
the assistance of Mr. Jo F. Barton , baritone.
The following Interesting program will be
given :
PART I.
Overture Poet and Peasant Suppo
Romnnza , H. W. Parker
Vocal Solo The Palms Faure
Mr. Bnrton.
Selections from "Cavallerla Rustlcana , "
Mascagnl
PART II.
Rakoczy March Liszt
Bridal Sontr ( from wedding music.Jensen
Vocal Solo Fear Not Ye , O , Isriiel
Buck
Mr. Barton.
Russian Romance HorTmnnn
Nuptial March . W. T. Best
Mr * . Vciitor Locliireo uu DTCMH Ilcfurm
About 100 women , progressive as to Intel
lectual development and willing' to advance
as well In a knowledge of the proper euro
and training of the body , wore attracted to
Crelghton hall yesterday afternoon by the
announcement that Mabel Jenncss venter
would Fpeak on "Artistic Drewi and Soclui
Graces , " under the patronage or the
Woman's Christian association.
Mrs. Venter , becomingly clad In a dark
cloth dress , fur trimmed , with green velvet
yoke and sleeves , and wearing n line Amer
ican beauty ro.se In her corsage , talked cn >
tertnlnlngly nnd instructively for an hour
on the proper carriage of the body In elt-
tlng , standing1 and wulklntr on the level oren
on nn Incline , up Blairs or down , the correct
method of breathing , and the styles of dress
most nearly In accord wltii common nenno
nnd the knawn ruleH of hygiene , The
nonarrlvnl of her trunk preventing a prac
tical demonstration of many of her sugges
tions. Mrs. Venter announced that Bho
would exhibit her costumes tomorrow ( Mon
day ) afternoon nt 4 o'clock , nt the Woman's
club rooms , where further Information will
bo iflven respecting the Classen which Bho
will organize during her week's stay la
Omaha. _
Hiiclulilu of I'nlrliirrliH MIlHuul.
Canton Uustavus AQOipnus INO , y , la-
trlarclio Militant , Independent Order of Odd
Followa , held a social at Its hall , Fourteenth
and DoJgo streets , Tuesday evening. A very
enjoyable time was had , the program being
excellent. U was :
Speech by Colonel J. W. Nichols.
Highland Fling . ,
Charley and Harry McDonald , Jr. ,
Arthur Falconer , Jr. . Misses Mauil Good-
lott , Jennie and Oordlo Falconer , Mag
gie McKcnzle , und piper , Hurry Walsh
Comical song . , . C. II. Andernon
' ' ' ' ' '
Olf NordwaYl'ncc'o'injmnlaV.'Mip ! 'No'riiwnll
Sword dunce . Jenny l-n'coner '
Bonir . Al * Andernon
Recitation . . . . . . . . . . . . . C. H. Anderson
Exhibition drill by Canton dustuvus Adot-
pllUB. _ _ _
Clullty > ' MiinlfT in Hvuiinil
ifANHAS CITY. Feb. 8. A Star Bpeclal
from Norton. Kan. , uuyu : William IS.
IlSdy , "imrBccl with killing William A. Ap ;
nIOKato , November lust , was- today found
JrulTty of murder In ( ho second dcgiee.
The men hud formerly quarreled over
Hedy'B wife , The defendant pleaded ttclf-
ilefcnau.
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