Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAITA DAILY ] } T Ri SUNDAY , AVCHJST 15. 18)7. ! )
AUGUST'S ' SOCIAL DOINGS
They Ara Still Almost Oonfined to Arrivals
and Departures.
NOW AND THEN AN INDOOR PARTY OCCURS
Hut for the Mo i I'nrl I'lcnle" , I.nwii
Hoi'lnl" "ml I'urc-li 1'nrtlo *
.Mnko Up ( he llrcoril
uf ( lie Week.
The weather last week wan too uniformly
delightful to keep people In the house by
day or evening , nnil , perhaps as a consequence
quence , tlic few social occasions which make
up the wockly'falc were nearly nil of the
out-of-door kind. Little activity Is looked
for until after the Ak-Sar-Den festivities In
September. Settled cooler weather and the re
turn to Omaha of the hosts of society people
who are now sojourning In summer reaorts
cast , wrnt and north , will undoubtedly set
the ball rolling nt a good brisk pace , and the
expected access of material prosperity ought
to promote 0110 of tlio briskest nenyoua of
recent years.
\VlilIo one Is telling doctor stories , oue
might OH well publish a diverting anecdote
which concerns two practitioners of the
healing art , both of whom formerly lived In
Omaha , olio of whom lives hero still and
prides himself , not without , reason , upon his
physical resemblance to Buffalo 1)111 ) , anil the
ether of whom Is cutting a more or lies
wide swath on the 1'aclllc slope. During
the period of their common residence In this
city the doctor wlio was about to go bor
rowed ? 60 of the doctor who Intended to
atay ; anil ho left town permanently without
repaying the loan. Unite a long time after
ward the Omaha doctor was In San Fran
cisco and saw lily former associate enjoying
the play from a IHIX at the Baldwin. Ho lost
no time in renewing the old acquaintance ,
and , believing that the Iron thus reheated
should be struck while It yet glowed , bo
boldly naked for his long lost half century ,
representing that ho was sorely embarrassed
for the want of It and had not money enough
to cot home.
"Certainly , my boy , " said the other , with
expansive cordiality. "I should apologize to
you for delaying so long. Come und dine
with mo at the I'alace tomorrow night and
I will hand It to you. "
"Delighted , I'm sure , " said the Omaha
man.
man.Ho
Ho went to the Palace at the time ap
pointed , but the fugaclotm borrower was not
there ; neither was the tlfty ; and what Is
worse , both man and fifty have Hteered re
ligiously clear of the Omaha doctor ever
luce.
I'"or ilii SnUr of ( Mull-It- .
A lawn fete will be given at the home
of 'Mr. ' and Mrs. George A. Joslyn on Tues-
day. August 24 , by the Vlslttag Nurses' asso-
elation.
Mr. and Mrs. Joslyn have kindly tendered
the use of their-lawn on this occasion and
the ladles Intel-ruled in this work are preparIng -
Ing to convert these shady , lovely grounds
into a veritable fairyland. Tbe chairmen o !
the various committees are as follows : Ex
ecutive , Mrs. Towne , Mrs. Pollock , Mrs. Jos
lyn , Mra. Emerson , Mrs. Kllpatrlck ; refresh
ments. Mrs. H. B. Clarke ; decorations , Mra.
Taul Charlton ; dancing , Mrs. Henry Winston ;
plunge , Mrs. Charles orfut ; tea garden , Mra.
JPollock ; music , Mrs. W. M. Rogers ; dairy
maids , Mrs. Kountze ; gypsy tent , Mrs. Clem
ent Chase ; ( lowers. Mrs. Sterling ; candy , Mien
Chandler ; advertising , Mrs. Chase and Mrs.
Morgan ; secretary , Mrs. Morgan.
One of the novel attractions will be the
plunge. Mr. Joslyn lias a line cemented
lake for bathing , with appropriate dressing
rooms. C i this occasion bathing suits for
the men will bo supplied and they can enjoy
the refreshing pleasure of a swim. The
chairmen of the various committees will be
ass'atod by the meet attractive young women
In town.
At HitAVIIcox T.nirii Inr y.
The homo of 'Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wllcox ,
277i ! Hurt street , was a ecrno of the pleasant
lawn party given by the Misses Pearl Tyner
nnd Maud Uonnell last Friday night. The
lawn and porrhcu were llgbted with Japanese
lanterns and a mandolin clith furnished the
music. Recitations were delivered by Miss
Frankln Holland anil Mr. I.ee Forby. and
Instrumental mualc by Miss Goldsmith.
Cherry pbojphate waa served from the
punch bowl at a side table. Games were
Jilayed which wcro entliely new and heartily
entered Into , Refreshment.- " were served at
small tables and during the repaat unique
aijd original souvenirs were given to each
Kticst. They were miniature Japanese Inn-
terns with klnetcscoplc pictures of each
hostess tied to each lantern with white rib
bon. Sweet peas were the table decorations.
Those present were : Ml.vs Peters Freda
Vom Wcg. Laura Fisher. Minnie "Fisher ,
Frankle Holland , Goldsmith , Thompson of
Chicago , and Messrs. Kpeneter , Lee Forby ,
George Fisher , Garry Coleman , Hen Harrison ,
ttlchard Dickens , Guy Andrews , Wilson ,
Baxter , Barnlmrt and Claud Stockham.
I'lniiKiTN nt a IMrnlc.
The Plungera enjoyed the third of the
eritv of plcnlcrt at McArdle'H 'Mill ' last Sun
day. A general good time was enjoyedi
A very enjoyable party was given by Miss
Kato A. Hnmllton In honor of her friend ,
Miss Mary .Morel of Ottawa , Canada , who
lias been visiting her for the past lew weeks.
The evening was spent most pleasantly with
anuslc and dancing. Those Invited wcro :
Messrs , and Mcbdamcs Januvj Ilatlen , Bald-
wln of .Klkhorn . , G. Ruth , Charles T. Cullcn ,
Mrs , Walton ; the Misses Kitty McArdlu ,
Dora O'Haulon , Mame Hcaley. Nellie Mc-
Guckln. Ada , Emily nnd Flo Tevlss , Katlo
Cosgrove , LMamo Kelly , Maggie and Clara
Kelly , Aggie .McArdle , Mamlo McArdle.
Mary Morel , Kate O'Hanlon ; Messrs. Frank
n. McArdle , James Cosgrove , Rarney Mon
achal ) , Fred Klnney , Dan Butler. Fred
Hciicl ; , James O'Hanlon , Frank A. McArdle ,
Joseph O'Hanlon , Ril McArdle. Will O'Han-
Inn , Ud Kenney , George McArdlo , Charles
Barry , H. D. .Malble.
WoililliiKH mill KiiKiiKiMiiriitn.
Mr. Charles W. Seaman and Miss Clara M.
Case were married Tuesday evening , August
10 , at the residence of the bride's parents ,
4502 Decatur street , Rev. Charlen W , Savldge
officiating.
Alias Ida M. Illurvall and Mr. Michael J.
ford , Jr. , were married at Kountzo Me
morial church at 2 o'clock Wednesday after
noon , Hf'V. A , J , Turkln nlllclating. Only
relatives and a few of the Intimate friends
of the contracting parties were Invited to
attend and witness the ceremonies.
The J , E. D. O. , a drumatie * club , gave a
picnic at Pries lake Thursday. August 12.
The party started from the homo of Mre.
Groves , 2530 Chicago street , and spent the
day In boating , bathing and other amuse
ments. At the dinner table the engagement
of Miss Alice Field to Mr. LewLj Llghton
of Florence was announced , and many good
, -wlHliiw and congratulations were extended to
thorn by the club and their friends. These
Invited wcro : Misses Allro Field , Tceslo
I < ockner , Jrslo Groves , Ixxvlnla Jackoon ,
IBdna Irey , Leonlo Groves , Agnes O'Malloy.
( Edith Dnliltftrom. Mamie ( Mullen , Minnie
Wllland , May Wlleon , Mrs , Groves , Mra.
Royal mukcs the food pure ,
\vliolcfoino and delicious.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
OVM MXIK fOWOIII CO. , NtW VOBK.
rumpclly , Mra. Dahlntrom , Mrs. Field and
Mm. nrlknon , Mrnsrs , l.owls Llghton , Allan
Hamilton , Arthur tturrhmore , Krnnk
Mftthpws , Philip Oraham , Jamea Seward ,
I'nul JonnlnKP , Victor Craven , Ilnlph Checny ,
OeorRC Denier and Leonard Krlknon. On the
wft > i-home the party stopped at the homo ot
Mr. Lighten ( or refrrahmcnta , and spent a
very pleacant evening.
Mr. CleorBo Alonzo Matthews of HnMlniw.
Neb. , and -MLis Itcxfu Lovlns Ahern of Chi-
C&KO were married last Wednesday on the
deck of n steam launch In JJrown'n lake ,
near Burlington , Win. llev , C. E. Ulodgctt
of rlymouth church , Durllngtrti , officiated.
The groom la well known In Omaha , where
he has many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Mat
thews will reside at Hastings.
Mr , and Mrs. A. C. Itawson are at homo
to their friends at 609 South Blghtecnth
strdet. The romantic circumstances of their
marriage en Plko' Peak are still freMi In
mind , but the published accounts have hith
erto omitted to state that the mother of the
bride lent her approving presence to the
occasion , and nn Impression , very annoying
to the parties concerned , has got about that
the match was In the nature of an elopcmttit.
The following from the Lincoln Slftte Jour-
nnl will be of Interest to the many Omaha
friends of vMlfls May Moore and Mr.
J. H. Maltallcti : "Few cnagcmcnt 'n
Lincoln h.ivo brought such flattering
congralulationa to thu couple moat Hi-
tr-rtfltcd ns tlio announcement of the en
gagement of Miss May Moore and J.
H. Mnllallcu , which is made by the parents
of the young lady. 13oth nte favorites with
the people of Lincoln , their prominence In
social functions having won them more
friends Instead of lessening the number , as
h sometimes the case. Mtea Moore Is tlw
daughter of Mr. and Mra. S. K. Moore of
ICSO 11 street. She Is a Nobroakati by adop
tion and her Nebraska friends as well of
these who know her well In the home ol
her grandparents near Newark , 0. , where
she has visited two winters , will congratu
late Mr. Mallnlluu on hla good fortune. Mr.
Mollalletl la closely allied to Mr. Low In
the district clerk's ofllce. lie la a nephew
of John T. Mnllalleu of Kearney and Is
widely and favorably lenown both In Lin
coln and the state at large. The wedding
will probably occur during the flrst week
In October.
Dr. A. 13. Stuhl , formerly of this city , nnd
Mlfi3 Norma Hamilton , daughter of Mayor
and Mre. Hamilton of Colfax , Wash. , were
married at the home of the bride's parents
on the evening of August I. In speaking ot
the event , the Gazette , published at Colfax ,
nays : "The ceremony was performed nt 8
o'clock and was witnessed by only a few
Intimate friends nnd relatives of the contract
ing parties. Ilcv. H. 1\ James oniciated.
Miss Cleo Holt neted as bridesmaid and Jlr.
Theo Krntzer ns brat man. The bride ap
peared In a handsome gown of white figured
silk , carrying a bouquet of sweet peas. The
bridesmaid also appeared In a beautiful
white dress and carried a bouquet of ( lowcro.
The wedding party stood under a large wed-
d'mg bell made of sweet peas. The ceremony
was a beautiful one , the ring ceremony being
used. After the marriage the entire party
was seated to a delightful wedding supper ,
after which music and conversation cor.aumej
the rest of the evening. At 11 o'clock the
wedding party took their leave , through a
shower of rice and good wishes , to their
new home , on Mill street. "
On the evening of August , at the resi
dence of Mr. D. S. Guild In Plattsmouth ,
occurred one of the prettiest weddings of the
season. The bride was Miss Olive Maria
Harto of Omaha , a young lady beloved by
all who know her , while the groom , Mr. J.
M.V. . Twltchell. IB held In high esteem by
the people of Plnttsmouth. The pretty homo
of the Guilds was beautifully decorated with
plants and llowers. The alcove where the
marriage service of the Episcopal church
was repeated was especially pretty. Whlto
asters and choice roses nnd lilies were used
need for decoration , while the dining room
was adorned with ferns and sweet peas.
A mandolin club was In n cosy little nook
In the hall and dtaoiiraed sweet music , while
Miss L'lrlch of Omaha , nt the piano , played
the wndll.ig march. The wedding party con
sisted of the bride ami Mr. and Mro. Guild ,
the groom and Mr. Charles How , his beat
man ; Miss Durkee. maid of honor ; MUs
Frlcke , bridesmaid ; Mr. George Guild ,
groomsman , was preceded Into the parlor by
llttlo Helen Clark and David Guild , who
carried the white ribbons. llev. H. D.
Hurgcss of St. Luke's olllclated. Refresh
ments were served following the ceremony
and many kind wishes followed ,
I'roplr Who Come mill f ! " .
Miss Daisy Doane la at Ocean City , Md.
Mr. Guy C. Uarton left for Montana Fri
day.
day.Mra.
Mra. W. T. Wyman has returned from the
cast. . -
Mkvfi Victoria Devor Is vistlng In Mln-
neapMIs.
Mini Oergen of St. Louto Is the guest of
Mrs. Ittner.
Hev. Asa Learil has returned from Lake
QlllmiebaiiK' .
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Love have- returned
from Chicago.
Mrs. W. P. Hatford returned Tuesday from
an eastern trip.
Mrs. B. V. Lewis has returned from a trip
to Salt Lake City.
Mr. Alfred Mlllanl Is expected back from
Colorado tomorrow.
Mrs. Jamen McICcnna and Miss McKenna
are at Atlantic City.
Mrs. John Thompson la at home from a
trip around the lakes.
Mrs. B. R. Perfect returned Friday from
Chicago and the cast.
Mls Huck returned last week from Chicago
cage and Lake Geneva.
Mr. C. F. Wcller and Miss Wcller have
returned from Colorado.
Judge Frank Irvine is spending a fort
night in Kstcs Park , Colo. "
Mr. W. D. Palmer of Stonlnston , Conn. ,
Is vlaltlng Mr. James How.
Ml..s Josephine Lottrldgc of Lincoln U vis
iting MlFrt Blln llreckenrldge.
M.F. . M. Richardson is enjoying a short
pedestrian trip In Colorado.
Mlsa Tukcy returned Thursday from a
visit with friends In Lincoln.
Mr. W. J , Shrader has returned from n
pleasure trip to Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Pennock are at home after
a month's stay in Wisconsin.
Mr. Percy Young of Chicago spent last
week with friends In thin city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ilcspe , Jr. , are spending
a vacation at Williams Hay , 111 ,
Or. nnd Mrs. C. B. Smith are at Dome
Lake , as guests of Mr. Holdrcgc.
Mlt-s Grnrglo Knox of NatmvlUo Is the
gurst of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Knox.
llov. and Mw. J. M. Wilson are spending
the month of August at nelloviic.
Mr. M. II , Drown Is enjoying a trip among
the Wisconsin and Minnesota lakes.
Mm. John B. IJtt has gone to Colorado
Springs on a fortnight's pleasure trip.
Mr. Charles Mucntefcrlng and Mr. Mac-
Morrison have returned from Ogalalln.
Miss Gertrude Clarke Is visiting in the
east and will return to Omaha In September.
Mw. R. Stevens left Thursday for a trip
to Salt Lake City and other western points.
Mlsa Ethel Seaver and Ada Wren are
spending the week with fi lends at Tecums-eh ,
Neb.
Neb.Mra.
Mra. Guy .0. Barton and Mrs , Casper B.
Yost returned last week from Watkln's Glen ,
N. Y.
Mrs. Mersey , Viho has been visiting Mrs.
McClure , hoa returned to her homo In Chicago
cage ,
Messrs , Bzra Mlllanl and Fred Lake epent
last week at Dennlngton as gucsta of Colonel
Pratt.
Mr. and IMm. Harry Nott are spending the
month of August at various Colorado re
sort ? .
Miss Bva Ilcach left last night for Denver.
Slid will visit several of the mountain re-
sorts.
Prof. Kratz of the Sioux City schools la
In tlio city , the gueet of hla brother , Prof.
L. O , Kratz.
'Mr , and Mrs. H , Mucntcferlng have re
moved to the house at 120 North Twenty-
ilxth street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William K. Heathcoto are
visiting In Mre. Heutlicotu's former home ut
Franklin , Pa ,
The Misses Slmonds have gene to Colfax
and Grinncll to spend tbo remainder of
their vacation.
'Mr , Henry IlUth , accompanied by hla
mother , left for Chicago last week on a
tfhort vacation ,
Mr. ami Mrs. Henry W. Yates and the
MUses Yates went oust yesterday , Mr.
Yalta will attend tb bauktrs' convention
at Detroit nnd wilt rejoin his family nl
Marklnac Island ,
The Mlssm Louise and Agne * * Neese an
enjoying n trip to California , where they ar <
vIsltlnK frie-nds.
Mr. I-Mmlston of Princeton- the gucnl
of Mr. GeorRC Palmer , who returned from
Dakota last week.
Miss Ilclle Glenn of Allegheny , Pa. , ( < ; Ir
the city on a short visit with the family o ,
Mr. Janus Anderson.
Mrs. L. L. Thomas. Mrs. Thomas Flynn
and Miss Sadie Hayden are spending n fort
night In Milwaukee.
Mrs. A. Nqwlaml of San Francl : o , who
has been visiting In Omaha , went to Ma-
comb , 111. , last week.
Miss Ilowlo and Miss Jessie Howie left Fri
day for a three weeks' trip to Colorado
Springs and Manltou.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ? n. Keller are ol
Charlottevlllc , Va. , and will spend sonu
time at the seashore.
Mtas Kathleen Hayes of Platte Center has
been the guest of MU Margaret Ullcy for
the past three weeks.
.Miss Mollle Zllg has gene to Spring Green ,
WIs. , to spend her vacation. She will be
absent about a month.
Mr. nnd 'Mrs. ' C. Will Hamilton , nre re
ceiving congratulations on the birth ot a
daughter loot Wednesday.
Mr. J. W. Craig and family will en Sep
tember 1 occupy the residence formerly occu
pied by Captain Dorward.
Mra. John C. Cowln nnd MUs Cowln will
lenve tomorrow for the cast nnd will anil
from New York on Saturdny.
Mrs. Georgia Upson of Fremont , who has
boon visiting Mra J. J. Derlght for the past
three weeks , has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cartan , Miss Nosh
and Mr. Fred Nnsh arc contemplating a
short trip nbroad in the autumn.
Mr. Charles Clifford and children left last
night for Salt Lake City , where they will
pass a couple of weeks with friends.
Jilts Jennie Donaldson ot Kansas City ,
formerly a resident hero , Is visiting Mis. J.
W. Tcail on Twenty-ninth avenue.
Mrs. Frank A. Green and her baby daughter
have returned from Denver , where they have
been visiting for about six wccta.
Miss Laurn Houtr of Lincoln nnd Miss
llesslo Marker of Portland , Ore. , wore guests
of Mrs. W. R. Kelly last Thursday.
Misses Kate 0. Hanlon end Mary Morel
leave today for a short visit to Mr. and
iMra. James McArdle of McArdlevlllo.
Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Whltmore and daugh
ter , Kugpiile , leave- today for New York. Au
gust will bo spent at Bath Beach. L. I.
Mrs. McCllntock nnd Miss Gertrude Me-
Cllntock , who have- been visiting Mrs. M. T.
Barlow , returned to Chicago yesterday.
Mlspes Fannie and Jennlo Schlerstlen
leave this afternoon for n two weeks' visit
at Mnnitou and other Colorado points. .
Mr. Lafayette Anderson has gone to the
Blue Lick springs , Indiana , for health anil
rest. Ho will be gene about three weeks.
Mr. Oberlln N. Ramsey , for many years
a resident of Omaha and more recently of
San Francisco , spent last week In this city.
Mr. C. C. George , whose Illness has been
a cause of solicitude to his friends , Is mak
ing rapid progress on the road to recovery.
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. P. Kirkendall left last
week for Boston , in the vicinity of whlcli
they will spend the remainder of the sum
mer.
Judge and Mre. G. W. Doano have re
turned from a visit to Salt Lake City , where
they were guests of their son , Mr. Guy II ,
Doane.
Mrs. M. D. Wolty of Fremont spent the
week In the city , the guest of Mrs. J. B ,
Haynes and Mra. Strickland , 832 Georgia
avenue.
Mrs. C. J. Price , accompanied by Mrs. I.
W. Miner nnd Miss Marguerite Rlggs , are
making n two weeks' visit with friends In
Aledo. 111.
Mr. Harry Woodward has gone to Colorado
rado Springs and will return with Mrs.
Woodward , who has been spending the sum
mer there.
MlBo Stella Singer and Miss Fay Wolf !
lenve tomorrow for a two weeks' vacation
that will be spent In Chicago and at South
Haven , "Mich. _ . ,
Mr. il. H' . Brown of'the Union Pacific tele
graph department left Friday for a three
weeks' tour among the lakca of Minnesota
and Wlscrnaln.
Dr. Harold Glfford returned last week
from a vacation spent In Wisconsin. Mrs ,
Glfford and the children arc expected home
In a few days.
Mrs. Samuel E. Whorritt and her little
daughter , of St. Louis , are spending ten days
v.-ltli Mr. and ( Mrs. Standlsh ot C20 South
Twentieth sticct.
The Mlrsea Gertrude apd Etta Bollver ol
Orangeburg , S. C. , who are vlaltlng relatives
In the city , are at present with their cousin ,
Mrs. W. F. Harte.
Mr. Arthur B. Smith returned Thursday
from n vacation spent in Boston and Maine.
Mrs. Smith will remain in the cast during
part of September.
Mrs. E. E. 'MacLeod and 'Miss Allda Sears
of Plttsburg , who have been visiting Mrs.
M. F. Sears for the past month , returned
homo last Monday.
H. Blath of the Union Pacific left yesterday
to spend his vacation In the cast. He was
accompanied by his mother. They will bo
gone till September 1.
Mr. Will B. Hughes , who has been op n
pleasure trip to New York , Philadelphia and
other eastern points for the past two weeks ,
will return home today.
Mrs. Miltcn Powell , wife of the now man
ager of the Mlllard hotel , accompanied by
her little daughter , arrived In Omaha Fri
day to take up her new home.
W. J. Connell and his family , after spend
ing the last ten days nt Soda Creek canyon
and Idaho Springs , will be at the Manltou
houae , .Manltou , Colo. , the coming week.
Mrs. W. H. Hanchett and MIsa Hope
flaiichctt , who have been visiting In Cole-
redo Springs , leave this week for Salt Lake.
Tlicy will return homo tlio latter part of
the month.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuht have returned from
Colfax , Wash. , where they went to be present
at the marriage of their son , Dr. A. K.
Stuht , formerly of this city , to Miss Norma
Hamilton , daughter of the mayor of Colfax.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuht were accompanied by
thulr chaldreii , Mr. Clinton and 'Miss ' Malic ] ,
I'lriiNiiri-N Hint Art1'iiNt. .
The Thurston Rifles held a competitive
drill at their armory last Monday , followed
by dancing.
Mrs. Charles C. Allison gave a pleasant
luncheon last Monday , In honor of Miss Ber
gen ot St. Louis ,
In honor of Mlas Adeline Nash and her
guest , Miss Meyers , Mlns Baldwin of Coun
cil Bluffs gave a porch party laat Monday.
Several of the railway postal clerks , with
their wlvetf and sisters , wire entertained by
Mr. and .Mrs. W. C. Van ocrvoort last Thurn.
day night.
A lawn social was given by the Woman'n
Missionary society of Ilanscom park Metho
dist Episcopal church last Thursday even
ing at the residence of Mr. end Mrs. Chaffee.
Mr. and .Mrs. . B. F. Barrows gave a pretty
dinner Friday evening , at which their guests
were Mr. and Mrs. James E. Preston , Mr.
and Mra. Louln E. Wettllng and Mr. and
Mrs. Dunning.
Messrs. Fred Parker and Paul Horbach
left last week , by way of the Missouri river ,
in Mr. Parker's steam launch for Bismarck.
ND. . The trip will be n leisurely ono and
will bo dlveralfled by hunting and fl hlng.
Mr. and Mrs. Janus C. Lindsay gave a
dancu on Tuesday evening at their residence
at Thirtieth and Hurt streets In honor of
their two nieces , the Mlsnes Miles from Duluth -
luth , Minn. Twenty Kuests vero present
and a most enjoyable evening was spent ,
Mrs. R. W. Brecklnrldse entertained very
pleasantly last Thuisday afternoon In honor
of her guests , Misses Nash and Allen. Those
present were : Mesdamcs George B. Miller of
Council Bluffs , Ira B , Main's , Harry P. Pot
ter and Thomas J. Kelly , and 'Misses Imo-
gene Alexander , Llla Alexander. Estelle
Brown. Bltsslng , llreckenrldge. Branch. Furlong -
long , Haughey , Nowcomb , Stone , Phillip ,
Wcller and Alice Wellcr.
A picnic was given at Lake Manawa last
Saturday , After partaking of a delicious
lunchean , dancing and boating were enjoyed
until a late hour. Thcao Invited were ;
MluM Joplln , Pearson of St , Louis , Korty ,
lUieum of Minneapolis. Kttuler , Uowland ,
Frank , Ketcliiuu of St , Louis , Ward , Marsh ,
Qrldley , Wright of Chicago , SalUbury , M.
Salisbury , llurnham , CurtU ) , Pound of Blair
and Brunncr : Mtmrs. Uoily , Peako. Angoll ,
ICexsler , Berlin , Sharp , Sommers , Johnston ,
Dale , 'McCulloh , Trcuch , Greet ; , McDonald ,
Wagner , Dnird , uoyd , C tlalrd , Durland of
rMMio. ; Thp party was chaperoned by
Mrsdamra Claflln , Kisslcr and Frank
The ICpwoiM l.'agUb of W st Omaha Melli-
ollst Episcopal bhurch was pleasantly enter-
talnul ThuraJai-.yvenlnR by the MUses Carl
son at their h urn' , 2323 Harnpy etrect. Dur
ing the ovauFaE-wiolee musical number wire
rendered nmjuritfrcshmentfl served , T'IOJO '
present wcr ? ' : Misses Peake , Martin , Nobei.
Jensen , Bille K'bisa , Athertan. D-inU'ls. loua
D.iulcls , IMrltJ * Nichols , I > cnnls , Noak ;
Mestra. Par ! ; , , lryon. } Drew. Clyde Drew ,
j Robinson , Shearer , Will Shearer , Mattlson ,
| Gcnsan. ' ' ' ' '
I Last TuesiWy'the young people of St.
Mnthl.in clnirchrmct nt Ilanscom park and
i spent a very enjoyable evening. Lunch wr.a
j serva.l nnd ink rbmalndcr of the evening was
I taken tip wlth-ghmos. Those present wrra :
l Mlgves Anderson , Charlotta Camn , Carrie
1 Voitleka , Ada Gilbert , Eliza Camn , Carrie
Butler , Esther Gilbert , Mamie Vodlckn , Alice
Camn , Grace Gilbert nnd Mabol Doll ; Messrs.
Whltchoad , Irwln , Charlrs VoJIcka , Harvey
Greene , El : Rlnquent. Frank Adalr , Hanson ,
Timings Camn , Anderson , Frank Hinqmnt
and Harold Cathroe.
A merry pnrty of southslde1 young people
mot nt the- residence of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Camm , on Pacific street , last Tuesday
evening and proceeded to Hanacom park ,
where nn elaborate picnic luncheon wn
served. Mr. Ilinquent , ns liendwalter , was
the admiration of all present , who were :
MlssHii Camm , Eliza Camm , Alice Camm ,
Carrie Butler , CarrieVodlca. . Mamie Vodlca ,
Mablo Doll. Gilbert. Grace Gilbert. Bather
Gilbert , Anderaon ; Messrs. Hlnqucst , Frank
Rlnqucpt , Hanoon , Whltohcail , Erwln. Green ,
Camm , Anderson , Cathrow , Vodicn and
Duval.
A very delightful picnic was enjoyed nt
Elmwood park Thursday by n number ot
Walnut Hill young people. They were chap
eroned by th Misses Daisy Pattlson , Grace
Hartman , Frances Doty and Ora. Doty. The
following were In nttpiidanee : Misses May-
tie DeVol , Helen Thelnhardt , Jessie Krledler ,
Maud Osborn , Pcnrl Doty , Etha Martin ,
Delia Kwll. Jennlo Swedeburg , Pearl Lyons ,
Frances Weir , Alice Welch ; Messrs. Herbert
Do Vol. Everett Do Vol. Robert Thelnhardt ,
Austin Welch , John Hayes , Mark Rogcis ,
Victor Hayes. Paul Swedeburg , Walter Jar-
dean , Stephen Plckard and Victor Swede-
burg.
The Misses .Anderson of 3202 Cumlng
street gave a delightful lawn party Thurs
day evening , with dancing and gamea. The
curnts wore Metsrs. GcTiihardt , Koopman ,
Mathews , Swanson , Joe Haggerty , Burl
Melia , Andrew Anderson , Will Anderson ,
Charles Madsen , Bert Ilammcrlck , Jim Pa-
uuska. Charles Boyer , Ed Oliver , George
Wollage , Adolph Blurvall , Mont Harris ,
Misses Kate Koopman , Llllle Bath. Kate
Illnchuy , Josephine Hlnchcy , Anna Larson ,
Mollle Henly , Blrdlo Healy , Anna Cleave ,
Mary Anderson , Blanche Rumcl , Mary ,
Emma. Helen , Minnie , Jennie and Mabel
Anderson.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
to Mr. William Hemlrlckson on Tuesday
evening at .2007 Clark street In honor of his
2f > th birthday. Cards and dancing were en
joyed and n lunch was served. Those that
enjoyed the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs.
Hendrickson were : Messrs. and Mesdamcs
Page , McDonald , Fields , Green , Plckett ; Mesdames -
dames Ed Lawler , W. Italian , J. J. Donahue ,
McCray , Mnry Hendrickson ; Misses Nellie
ami Katie Swift , A. Meany , Wlunlo Italian ,
Anglo Clair , Euuicu Tracy , Anna Ryan ,
Grace and Lllllo Enisloy , Tresa Ryan , Dora
Workhoven , Bessie'Roth and Minnie Rogers ,
and Messrs. Frank Powers , C. W. Dutton ,
D. Atterbury , lloy Hanky , Joe Spellman ,
Fred Elmlger , Will Rlley nnd Al Wheeler.
Tlio home of Judge and 'Mrs. ' Gordon , on
Bancroft street , wns filled with little folks
on Friday afternoon to cclebrnto the eighth
birthday anniversary of their llttlo grand
daughter , Harel Wells of Missouri Valley ,
la. The llttlo QUQS spent the- afternoon In
games nnd music. At 5 o'clock lunch waa
oorvcd , after'"whrch they resumed their
games until 7 osclo\k when they returned to
their homes. A Jolly good time was had by
all. These , prevwit were : Misses Olga
Smith , M'nnlu ' .Munch , Lena Hurtz , Elsie
Munch , Nclllo Bird , Hattie Barrett , Hulda
Hurtz. Lulu 'Andrews , Nellie Hill , Myrtle
Campbell , Hazel Wells , Georgia Staples , and
Messrs. Hafru Shoralt. Warren Staples , Jay
Miller , Howard.Pott , Elder Cofar , Steve Port
ami Fral Daniels. " , . , , „ H . f , . ,
Messrs. Jake "and Meyer Klein gave a
dancing paity last Tuesday evening In honor
of their cousin'Mka1'Bertha'Block ' of At
lantic. In. The rooms and thbles were lav
ishly decorated with plants , American
beauties nnd ribbons. The chaperonei of the
evening were : Mesdames Louis Rothschild ,
Albert Newman , D. A. Sampson , Lee Roths
child and Nathan Rothschild. The follow
ing were present : Misses Bertha Block rf
Atlantic. la. ; Haas of Cincinnati , O. , Josle
May of DCS Molnes , Fannie Cohen of Silver
City , 'Miniiio Arnold of Allegheny , Pa. , Car
rie Goldsmith , Belle Adlcr , Hattlo Morris ,
Minnie Lobman , Hnttlo Rosenstock , Flora
Unthschlld. Elma Lobman , Lllllo Rosen-
stock. Nettie Rothschild , Bettle Haaa. Klttlo
Mitchell. Elma Rothschild , Dollle- Pollack ,
Bertha Newman , Hattie Drelfuss and Daley
Baum , and Measrs. Julius Meyer , Nathan
Rothschild , Jrtllus Adler. Harry Baum ,
George Scllgsohn , Mannle Plshel , Sol Frank ,
Jake Newman , Jake and Mc-yer Klein.
NTiS I'KOH OMAHA SUHUUHS.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Leach
Thursday , a girl.
M/ . Day of Blair visited with Mr. James
Kindred one day this week.
Mlsj Minnie Weasa of Omaha spent Sun
day with her parents and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Tucker of Do Solo
visited relatives In tbo city Sunday.
Mrs. D. C. Has4 spent Thursday l"n Omaha ,
where she was entertained by friends.
Meetings are being held nightly at the
city hall by an Adventlst minister. Every
body Is Invited to attend.
Miss Kato Wlnolado returned home to
Omaha Wednesday after an extended visit
with friends In this city.
Fred Rochenbauch of DC Soto was visiting
friends and attending Odd Fellows' lodge , of
which he Is a member , Friday night.
Miss Edith Sutherland returned Saturday
to Blair. She ha.- > been spending a couple
of weeks visiting the family of Dr. Tracy.
Misses Mabel and Blanch Tucker and Miss
Harriet Hunt gave a delightful picnic at
Pries' lake In honor of Miss Olga Tucker ,
who is visiting In the city.
The bicycle path Is now completed to Mrs.
Barrett's on the south sldo of the city and Is
in good shape for riding , reaching the pavement -
mont at Fort street , Omaha.
F. S. Tucker has a contract to furnish COO
piling for the exposition. Ho Is gutting
them out near Calhoun. L , N. Warller also
has a contract to furnish COO.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sleh entertained a
party of friends at their homo Saturday
evening. The tlmo was enjoyably spent In
game * , etc. Refreshments were served.
.Unison.
Mr. Harvey JJ Groves has been qulto 111
during the lasfwcoki but Is again able to be
around. * ' >
Wilbur McDHU'-of ' Hiawatha , Kan. , ar
rived In Benson' lar.toVeek and IH visiting at
thu home of lilsuunele , J , A. Morgan.
Geo'go Merman 'jand ' sous of Wisconsin
were in DeiiEon/ilqijt week on a visit with
Mr. Merman's . | ) V ° iller0" ° Merman ,
Mrs. 0. Laweoji | uft last Thursday for her
honiu In Wlntorttc .jji. , after a visit of eomo
weeka with ] ior.slfter , Mrs , J. A , Morgan.
S. W. Horteji'alml C. Stlgor spent last
Wednesday and' Tfursday | nt Waterloo tak
ing In the eniumpiuejit ot the old eoldlcra at
that place. ' ,
Services will , .fomfnence at the Methodist
Episcopal church < ull a. m. No evening
service. Next , Sl < Jay there will bo both
moinlng and eVelm/Beervlces. /
SUM-pt' " , * 1"-81 * I > H'M.
LOU1SVILLT5 , JAilB , ll.-For twentyrslx
duys little Elsie Dlclt. the 13-yc ar-old daugh
ter of Mrs. Thomas Dick of 427 Kurt Kentucky -
tucky etruet , lias been asleep , a consequence
of un attack of typhoid fever.
MUVI-IIII-IIIN Of ( ll'l'llll Vl'HHclMIIK. . M.
At Liverpool Arrived Indlunu , from Phil-
ndelpbla.
At 1'ontti Ferrarla Arrived Ems , from
Now York , for Oenoa mid Naples.
At Chriutlanu Salled-rTliliifvalln , from
New York , for Copenhagen ,
At Mesalnn Sailed Sonndln , for New
YorU.
At New York Arrived Vecndnm , from
Rotterdam , Sailed La Normundle , for
Havre ; Obdam. for Rotterdam ; Hekla , for
Copenhagen ; Ktrurln , for Liverpool.
At Antweri > Arrived FrlBslamJ , from
At Southampton Sailed St. Paul , for
N'ew Yoik. , . ,
At Havre Sailed La aancogne , for New
At ' Philadelphia Sailed Uel&cnlund , for
Liverpool ,
MATT -PARROT ! IN THE LEAD
Contest for Gubernatorial Nomiim tion of
Iowa Will Bo a long One.
FUNK , HARSH AND IIARLAN ARE RIVALS
\n Ciniilliliilc linn Much Over Ilnlf
Kiiuiiuli Vnlcn In \iiinliiiilv
in I'llllnllol Oiili-onic
Mitvli In Doubt.
DBS JMOINKS , Aug. II. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The taot of the republican county
conventions were held today and named their
detcgittons to the republican state conven
tion , which will be held at Cedar Rapids
on Wednesday. The situation Is not cleared
by the results of today' * gatherings. It Is
only certain that no candidate has within
J500 votes of enough to nomlnato nt the open
ing nnd that the result Is undecided. MUt
Parrott leads with a first 'ballot strength
placed at101 votes , 774 being neces
sary to nominate. The best estimates
based on Instructions or announced
preferences of all the counties place the
strength of the several candidates for first
ballot thus : Matt Parrott. 41)1 ) ; A. B. Funk ,
272 ; J. II. Harsh , 223 ; Janus llarlau , 201 ;
L. M. Shaw , ICO ; J. W. Fuller , 122 ; H. W.
llyers , 120. Parrott has the backing of the
old political managers and Is considered
to hold the best chance , with Funk second
and Harlan n serious possibility In case of a
long contest , as he has friends In all parts
of the otnto who may go to him ,
CEDAR RAPIDS , Ja. , Aug. 14. ( Special
Telegram. ) Hon. H. G. McMillan , chairman
of the republican state central committee ,
arrived In the city this morning. He Bays
that the convention will be the largest ever
held In the state. He Is very much pleased
with the preparations being made by the
people of the city. The mammoth tent , In
which the convention will bo held on
Wednesday , was erected today. It Is lOOx
200 feet and will seat 0,000 people.
ATLANTIC , la. . Aug. 14. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The republican county convention
today nominated X. M. Baker for representa
tive , T. W. Drown for treasurer , J. P. Hill
for sheriff , H , H. Nowcomb for count }
superintendent. Delegates to the state con
vention : E. L. Newton , F. W , Grlep , S. V
Myers , J. ill. Rockafcllow , T. G. Steinke , J.
H. Wood , A. Pellett , Atlantic ; Philip Prlngcy.
Cumberland ; 11 M. 'Murray , George Arnold
Mapscna ; M. J. Davis , Henry Fulton , Lewis
Fritz Saemlsch , Grunt ; A. S. Funk , Grla-
weld ; J. F. Rogers , Msrne. After the local
candidates have been , complimented , the del
egation will be about equally divided be-
twcoi' Parrott and Funk. A majority of thi ,
senatorial delegation will be for Tobe Smith
ot Harlni : for senator.
OTTUMWA , la. , Aug. 14. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Wapollo and Davis counties held
their republican conventions today. In Wa-
pello Funk has about eight , Harlan about
the same number , Harsh two and Parrolt
Hvo or six delegates. Davis divided Its del
egates Into three each for Funk , Harlan and
Parrott. Wapello Is divided among McCoy ,
Ryan and Lcggett for judge ; Davis Is solid
for him.
MISSOURI VALLEY , la. , Aug. 14. ( Spe
cial Telegram. ) The county convention held
at Logan , today chose delegates to the state
convention. The delegation was not In
structed for governor and will probably split
for western candidates. The delegates re
ceived instructions to support J. C. Mllli-
man of Logan for lieutenant governor. The
republicans arc very enthusiastic of success
this fall.
DU.VIHA' OATTMS IHSHASK IN IOWA.
VnliiuliliMontuoiiiery County Herd *
lit DaiiKer uf ncNtriicllini.
RED OAK , la. , Aug. 14. ( Special. ) Con
siderable excitement prevails hero among
farmers and stockfeeders over the appearance -
anco of what Is claimed to be Texas fever.
Owing 'to the prospect of cheap corn , large
consignments of Texas eattle have been
shipped in for feeders. The disease does
not fatally affect the foreign cattle , but Is
icadlly contracted by native cattle , quickly
rcsmltlng in death. Producers and feeders
of native cattle are thus placed at a great
disadvantage. Quarantine measures have
been .resorted to , which If strictly .observed
will prevent the spread of the fever. It Is
currently roparted. however , that since quar
antine lines were established one. or two
herds of Infected cuttle have been moved
under cover of darkness. This report has
generated considerable Indignation among
feeders of native cattle. There are many
fine herds of grade , cattle In Montgomery
comity which the spread of the disease would
soon wlpo out of existence. State Veteri
narian Stalker Ifl In Page county working
th way , and It Is probable when ho hcs In
spected the cattle measures will be Insti
tuted which , will speedily eradicate the dis
ease.
CASS COUNTYPOPULIST TICIvKT.
- lu'-HoiiilcPH Sny They Kx-
Ilcct to 1'iiM a TlioiiHiiiul VotOH.
ATLANTIC , la. , Aug. 14. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The middle-of-the-road populists had
their county convention today with fifty-five
delegates in attendance , and put In nomina
tion for representative W. O. Funk ; for treas
urer. George P , Murray ; county superintend
ent , H , A. Dlsbrow ; sheriff , A. H. Goodepeed ;
delegates to the Htate convention , W. H ,
Emerson , L. H. Grilllth , S. A. Slmoiiton , J.
O. Russell , William Murray , W. F. Lane , J.
L. Dyrd. J. E. Ilyrd , W. 13. Ramsay , W. H.
KImball , S. II. Norcutt , John Wilson , F. M.
Nutter , R. Hudspeth. The Omaha and St.
Louis platforms were reaffirmed.
The mlddlo-of-the-roaders say they will
poll over 1,000 votes In Cass county , having
a working organization In every precinct In
the county ,
( i.VIIKKTSON Wll.l. ( JO TO ALASKA.
Sioux City llooincr and JuilnoVllHiin
to Sin-lid Two Yi'iirn III tin * North ,
SIOUX CITY , Aug. 14. ( Special Telegram. )
A. S. Garrctson , the Sioux City boomer ,
nnd , Judge A , S. Wilson , a leading lawyer of
the city , will go to Alaska early In the
spring to represent the Sioux City and
Alaska company , organized today with-a capItal -
Ital stock of $1,000,000. It Is their Intention
to remain at least two years and engage In
buying and selling mines , trading or en
gaging In any business or profit.
Triii'lKTH Will Meet lit Oilnr ItaiililN.
CEDAR RAPIDS , la. , Auir. 14. ( Special
rclegram. ) The executive committee of the
Northeastern Teachers' association of Iowa
: oday decided to hold the annual meeting In
this city on October 21 , 22 nnd 23 , This Is
1110 of the largest meetings of teachers in
: owa and It Is probable that 1,200 will attend.
I'ho program for the meeting has not yet
jeen arranged.
Shopim-ii Work I 'H 11 Tliur.
CEDAR RAPIDS , la. , Aug. 14. ( Special
relegram. ) Owing to Increased tralllc the
makes the young1 feel old , and the old
feel that life is not worth the jiving.
It is a danger signal of Kidney Disease ,
it can be
Yours of April 2nJ at hand imklns ti > let you
cnuw what , if any , l-nelH I UertvH from the
lainple pills r < celve < l some Urn * DBS at llai- ,
IIIKB. 1 Iiavo nut uaitl them , hut found In my
IfsU a box of your Hp-iragui Kidney 1'IIIn I
iiiiik'ht during the winter. I un J thi-m Hint
line for > " > hack , ami > me tlmo thereafter
ny luy ami hired man illil the mime , anil It
elelvetl us unally uf pain In thu bark nml
ilearc.1 the urine. When I luokeil nt the Uix
rattiiluy I founil It cnntalneil nUlccii pills , Init
[ > not know liuw many It oonliilncil In the
l rt. It l a rt'trulur & > o box. N'nw , under-
m ; threeof UK u eit the plllx for KOI-U
ark. and vlxluen left uf a Mi IMS. I think
hey lira all rlk'lil , and cannot commend them
IK > hUrhly. 1IKNHV JIOI..TJKH.
Olenvllle , Neb.
Sparaps Kidney Pills ,
3UUUS KEMUUY CO. , I'wmuETCma , Cuicioa
workmen In the Burlington , Cedar Rapid *
* Northern hops , to the number rf 160 ,
will begin working ton hours n day on Mon
day for the first time In many months ,
WOMUX iiAsaiiiJT TTiV : Kiur.ur..v.
ItiMvnril for t'mnr N Slnmn nt HIP
IllMrli'l Tournament.
HED OAK. la. , Aug. ! . ( Special. ) Com
plimentary to the Red Oak nre department ,
which carried off nearly everything In sight
at the district tournament , the women of the
city today gavea grand benefit dinner and
supper In the public park. The firemen were
on dress parade ,
IM.SIM31l.HU WIII4M UIV1OHIHHIS. .
SfrlUltiw Mliiorn Oltry CiiniiiiniiilM
< > f tlio l.itivN Olllcrrn.
PITTSBURO. Aug. 14. Despite the orders
of the miners' officials the campers at Sandy
Creek nnd Turtle Creek attempted to march
on the mines this morning , but the deputitt
were alert nnd both bodlcx wcro forced to
break ranks and return to their camps. There
was the amo show of resistance made by
the marchers at Sandy Creek this morning
that occurred at Plum Crock yesterday , but
of n milder degree. The campers began the
march nt 3 o'clock , an hour nnd a half
earlier than usual. Tills was done to out
wit the deputies , but it failed. The sher
iff's men were on guard and when the strik
ers came up the road they were met by
twenty-six deputies and ordered to halt. Tlio
Injunction wns then read to them and they
were ordered back to camp. They resisted
at flrst , but when the deputies pressed for
ward the sinkers quickly broke ranks and
returned to their quarters. As a result of
thu twenty-two diggers went Into the mine.
At Turtle Creek the men hnd Just formed on
the road when the deputies nppcared. After
n short parley the strikers withdrew.
This morning Chief Deputy Richards ,
Superintendent Do Armltt and two doputLi
wont to Clarkflvllln on n scouting tour They
found nevcra ! small bodies of men on tin
road. They were stopped and after the Im
junction had boon road wore ordered to illsi
perse. The men Invariably obeyed the order
Tlio Injunction rase ngalnst the Ilunoli
miners was hoard before Judge Collier rt
the county court this morning nnd the de
cision wns reserved. The Judge paid hi
wanted to do Justice to both sldon , and be
fore rendering a decision ho desired to care
fully examine the testimony. Pending bis
decision , the preliminary Injunction agaltMl
the miners was continued.
UIMV n ( n Dnnro.
Tbo regular Saturday night riot or-curnj
nt Gnrlleld hnll last night durlm ? a dnnce.
The trouble nroso ever Homo beer check *
which n drunken erowd refused to pay to
the barkeeper. Henry Lnrsen. lie was an-
s nultetl by n ( rung of thugs composed of
Joe Drown , James Morgan , Fred llubb.ml ,
John Jneknon nnd Ueorne Olnrk. Just lio-
fore the police arrived Drown ntntumod to
get down on the street nnd led SorRonnt
Mitchell n merry elms > iDoing a trlllu
short-winded , the sergeant borrowed m
bicycle from nn neeonitnodntliiK stranxor
and tonk nftcr the ItueliiK culprit. H re
fused to t top nml n number of shr t wer.i
llred by the olllror. Diown was cnpMirnI
near Tenth nnd Howard Rtroot Tim
whole crow were looked up for bolng drunlc
nnd disorderly and for lighting.
Dli'X'lr Tlilc Co ( o ilnll.
Frank. Dolts and Stanley Dixy , the small
boys who were arrested Thursday after *
noon for the theft of several lilryclen ,
were yesterday bound ever to tbo dlstrlft
court on u clmruo of irrnnd larceny Tlui
bondsi were tiliued nt $2.V ) otirh , 111 Infmlt
uf which thu liovs w'ont to the IMUII y jail.
JtU" thr lirlHIanco nf tunny Rrnn U r
viTX plnco "f I.II'l'i'Vllt Klnnn TIlH .Jffban
rnilo mnrk 1 always un thr pnut > ci '
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23o Richelieu nibbed1 Vests for 13c.
Lisle Union Suits blnck or while , " > 0c were very cheap at 73e.
Ladles' Oxblood Hose lllght and dark similes , lOo worth 30c % .
Children' ? full regular made Tan Hose , 13c chenp nt 23c.
Lace Covers for baby carriage paranoia at just halt former price
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