Tin : OM.'ITA r-AILV rEK : SUNDAY , JANUARY 20 , 1898.
M. \ \ ) UP ITS RAPID PACE
Jan ? frmll Functions OnwdoJ Into tha
Social Whir ] ,
\LL \ KINDS CF ENTERTAIXM * NT FURNISHED
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1'olnrln'
The third week of the first month , as the
Quakers would say It , has been notable for
the great number of smaller functions And
the small number4 of great functions that
ihavo hoppenod within the labyrinth known as
BSdcty. "Variety la the spice of life , which
lves It all Its flavor , " and EO wo have had all
) < lnds ot entertainment afforded us during
the week just past. Naturally the events
concomitant with the coronation ot Queen
Q'olarls tcok a strong hold on the populace.
> " \VlMtcver 'may or may not bo eald regarding
these , they afforded no small amount of
gcuulno 'pleasure ' to the many fair young
. women In whoso honor they were given and
reflected some credit on these who contrib
uted toward their success. The Hamilton-
iVan Glii-oii wedding was the most notable
it net Ion of that character during the week.
The meeting of the 'Married ' People's Dancing
-club was a distinct social success , and there-
were an Innumerable lot of teas , luncheons
and dint cr parties. The theaters were fairly
well attended during the week. Society
llockcd to hear El Capltan , but It dU not
wear its best clothes ; that Is , not to any
noticeable extent.
During the fourth week of the first month
Omaha society Is apt to be pretty busy. A
glance at the pleasures In prospect scheduled
on th.s page 'will show a fine array ot tha
jik'.i.iant little affairs that give the fair
tlcvitL'cs of Dame Society opportunities to
wear their best gowns and to talk of cn-
Kagt'inuiits not yet made -public and other
licrtlnunt subjects. The cards of Mrs.Casper
12. Yost for Thursday afternoon Indicate that
n new form of entertainment Is to ho Intro
duced to Omaha society. The- title , "A
'Kensington ' Luncheon , " suggests something
now. We have met these functions before ,
lull , separately , not In surh close un.on. In
the oilcmlar there are several small dancing
parties , but the Cotillion club will not meet
again until the following week , when an
elaborate party will be given at the homo of
Miss Yates. Wednesday promises to bo a
day that will keep the dear society maiden
on the move every minute after she arises ,
just before noon. There are enough recep
tions , teas and card parties on the tapis for
th--t afternoon and evening to be spread over
dovcral days In any city but a metropolis.
A Detroit society woman denounces In the
most scathing terms the social lapses of a
certain set of young men of that city , who ,
ehc says , by offenses varying from "cutting"
tlancca to ordering coses of champagne ou
ithclr hostesses' accounts , "have honestly
earned the comprehensive English epithet ot
'cail. ' " If this hostess , or any other hostess ,
In or out of Detroit. -inconvenienced by
such conduct , she has only herself to blame ,
* for the remedy Is In her own -bauds. Let
lier refuse to Invite such men to her affairs.
That Is the iway several Omaha women who
entertain a great deal have handled the
troublesome question , and rumor has It that
( future excesses In this direction are to bo
estopped by general emulation of their
worthy example.
The ice carnival did not Include the pro-
Brani of outdoor events that bad been
scheduled for It because the weather gods
mere not abit favorable until too late in
the week. The Indoor events In connection
fwlth the carnival , however , were all that
could bo desired , and will be pleasantly ro-
miciiiborcd for some time to come by these
who participated 111 them. The reception at
the ' .Mlli'iinl hotel on Tuesday afternoon was
a very successful affair. Miss Mildred
Slcplienson , surnamed Queen Polaris , re
ceived the guests In a gracious manner , and
was assisted by a bevy of as fair young visi
tors as Omaha has had the pleasure of en
tertaining In some time. After a timely ad-
diess of welcome by Mayor -Frank E. Moorcs
light refreshments were served and an hour
spent In social Intercourse. In the evening
' the coronation ceremonies took place at the
lagoon , the untoward weather to the con
trary notwithstanding. Ou Wednesday even
ing the queen and her retinue ot maidens
'ucro ' entci tallied by a ball given In tliejr
honor at the Mlllard hotel. This was In
every respect a most enjoyable occasion
There were on hand a goodly number of
dancing young men , both civilians and mili
tary men , for the Omaha Guards were thuro
In their attractive dress uniforms. On
Thurmlay evening the queen and her maids
occupied a half dozen boxes at the Mine
S3calchl concert , and on Friday they left for
their respective homes.
I'lfiiMiiroM In I'roxiii'rl.
Mrs. Hrady will entertain at cards 01
Wednesday afternoon.
Mra. Martin will entertain the C. A. L
Kensington club on Tuesday.
Mra. Henry S. Winston has Issued Invita
tions for a 5 o'clock tea for Saturday.
Mrs. Frances M. Muniaugh will glvn a
studio tea on next Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Carter will entertain
the II. T. Card club on Wednesday evening.
Tlio Young Mcn' club of All Saints'
church will give u party on Wednesday
evening.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. C. E. Yost
will give -a kcusington luncheon for a luun-
ibcr of friends.
On Wednesday and Friday afternoons Mrs.
jills Illerbnwer will entertain a number of.
frlendfl at two kcimlngton * .
Mrs. E. E. Ilruco will entertain the iiiein-
licrs of the Forest Hill Card club at her
liomo on Wednesday evening.
On Thursday afternoon from 1 until 3
o'clock Mrs. Edward Porter Peck and Miss
Elizabeth Peck will entertain at luncheon.
The Thurstou Illlles have Laucd Invita
tions for a poverty dnnelug party to be
Klvun at the armory Tuesday evsulng , Jan
uary 25.
The no.xt meeting of the South Side Whl&t
club will bo held ou Tuesday , January : ! 5 ,
nt the residence of Mrs. Rogers , 2210 South
Thirty-second nvenm.
The Jolly Eight club will glvo a dancing
jiarly at Patterson hall ou Saturday evun-
4ug. The committee that has the dance li.
charge Includes Misses Alice Sterling , Pearl
Stewart , Susin Studoluker and Mcyars. J.
1 < \ Dendcr and Edwin Olllver.
\WililluuN mill
Invitations uro out for the wedding of
Btr. L , II. Walmer and Miss Myrtle V. Ileobe ,
tooth of this city , to take place February
il at the homo of Mr. Walmer's parents , near
( Portsmouth , la.
Mrs. F. H. Davis entertained nt luncheon
on Thursday In honor of her nieces , the
( Misses Hninbleton of Topcka. Miss Clark-
Bon of this city on this occasion received
the congratulations of her friends en the
recent announcement of her engagement to
iMr. Mauretto Stunner Foss of Lowluton , Me.
There has been no prettier church wedding
; in Omaha this season than that of Miss
( ! Adneo do Mobmy Van Oleson , eldest
j daughter of Dr. and Mrs. II. C. Van Gleson ,
lito Mr. James William Hamilton at AH
nta' Protestant Episcopal church on Wed-
sjicsday afternoon at 4 o'clock , The ceremony
Evas performed by the rector , Hev. Thomas
FJ. Mackay. The church was prettily dccor-
Fute < t In palms and evergreens. The bride
wore a very iHiulsoino gown of whlto satin
Bwlth crinkled chiffon. A tulle veil 'was
frowned with a wreath of orange blossoms ,
The Certain
Protection
of our bread , biscuit
and cake from alum
is in the use of ROYAL
BAKING POWDER only.
and was caught with n magnificent diamond
sunburst pin. the Rift of the Rroom. She lsa
wore a hamlKomo breaatpln of pearls , which
licr mother had worn at her own wedding.
Her flowprw were lllcs of the villcy. She
wa * attended 1 > y her two Maters as brides-
tnalils. M.ss Ixjulso Van Oloson WBS becom
ingly nltlrcd In white silk nn-d cliltton. Her
bouquet was of yellow roses. Miss llc.'en
Van Oltson wore yellow silk anJ chlffnn and
carried white roser . The Rroom was sup
ported by hU brother. Dr. Hamilton , as best
man , and the ushers were : Messrs. Thorn a
It. 1'ortcr. ( Joorgo I'rlnr. , Joseph Joplln and
Frederick Sangstock. Follow Ins the cere
mony , which wan witnessed by n largo num
ber of invited Kiiestn. n wedding supper was
given to the bridal party and a few rela
tives ami Intimate friends In the white and
Reid room of the MlllarJ hotel. .Mr. and
Mrs. Hamilton left In IM/ ? evening for a trip
to the oist , Intending to be absent about two
weeks. They will occupy their new home In
Dundee Place soon after February 1.
nl'i iif ( lie \VrrK.
Mrs. IMllas LMche entertained at dinner
on Thursday.
Mrs. Clinton Nf. Powell entertained for n
few friends nt a dinner uarty on Friday.
Mrs. Hlllls entertained at luncheon on
Thursday for Mrs. Gregg of Cincinnati.
Mrs. Joseph It. Lchmcr pave a dollghWu
card party to a number of friends last even
Ing.
Ing.Mrs.
Mrs. Ocorgo A. Hoagtond yesterday enter
tained for the youiiR women of the Flower
mlffilon.
Mls Helen Mlllard Rave a delightful
luncheon on Friday In honor of the Misses
Hamhleton.
Miss May Hamilton entertained a num
ber of the younger women at luncheon ot
Wednesday.
Mra. James H. 1'arrotte Rave n pretty
luncheon Thursday afternoon for her sister
Mrs. Ldwson of Macomb , 111.
Mrs. Clifford Smith yesterday gave a
luncheon la hcuor of Mrs. Gertrude Peck
who Is the guest ot Mrs. William T. Wyman
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Richardson enter
tained Mrs. T , C. Whlteslile and Mr. am
Mra. Walker Whltcslde at dinner on Wednca
day
A very pleasant Informal musical w.ia
Klvcn at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Gil
bert M. Hitchcock < ci Saturday evening of
last week.
Mrs. C. n. IJatea arJ Mrs. White enter
tained the Matinee club Thursday afternoon
The prizes were won by Mrs. Knox am
Mrs. Welsh.
Miss Edith Cheney dellRhtfully ontert.Jlno ;
her friends at u henslngton on WeiJcicndaj
afternoon , in honor of Miss Campbell o
Seward , Neb.
Mrs. S. I ) . Harkalow on Tuesday afternoon
gave a delightful luncheon in honor of Mis
Pacho , , who bi soon to roniovo from Omaha
to Washington.
The C. A. Li. Gird club met with Mesdames
Cameron and I'ardee at 1122 South Thlrtletl
nvonuo on Tuesday afternoon. Prizes were
won by Mesdames Jeffries and Anderson.
The li. P. C. Card club was pleasantly en
tertained at the residence of Dr. Ilodgcrs
2438 Madison street , on Friday evening. The
prizes wore won by Mnj. De France and Mr
Frederick.
Mrs. Mary J. Huso , supreme guardian of
the Woodmen Circle , gave a delightful dinner
party to the executive members and friends
of the order af. her liomo , 2133 Manderson
street , on Wednesday evening.
Miss Delia McDermott and a party of ten
friends , chaperoned by Miss Wlnnlfrcd McDermott -
Dermott , attended the DoWolf Hopper per
formance on Friday evening and were after
ward entertained at a dialing dish supper
at the McDermott residence.
An enjoyable surprise party was tendered
Mrs. T. W. Smith at her homo , Forty-sixth
nmr Pacific streets , on Monday evening.
Among the presents given Mrs. Smith in
honor of her birthday anniversary was a
handsome china dinner service.
The Semper Fldclls Card and Music club
met at the homo of Mr. Walter L&ve , 19M
liurdotto street , on Thursday evening. Pro
gressive high flvo was the game of the even
ing , Prizes wore won by Mr. Walter Love
and Miss Marguerite McCanaghcr.
Mr. and Mrs. , B. P. Doone entertained a
number of their friends on Thursday. Cards
were played until a late hour , when refresh
ments were served. Prizes were awarded
to Mr. Otto Nelson and Mrs. T. J. West and
to Mr. W. Prlco and Mrs. Harry Day.
The Lalcos club held their flith mooting
at the homo of Miss Fanny King on Thurs
day evening. The head prizes were won by
Miss Dorothy Ketchum and Mr. William
Ulmmcrko , and the consolation prize iby
Miss Mable Iletebenner and Mr. Moselcy.
A very pretty birthday party was given
by .Mrs. G.V. . Clark of 810 North Twenty-
ntth avenue in honor of her birthday anni
versary. Mrs. Clark Is an admirable hostess
and on this occaslcm she afforded her guests
an evening ot enjoyment that was appre
ciated by all.
The reception given by Mr. and Mrs.
Erastus Young at their borne on West Dodge
street on Friday evening as a brilliant
affair. The spacious residence was hand
somely decorated for thc occasion , and a
large number of prom'nent citizens and their
wives paid their respects to the host and
hostess between the hours of S and 11.
The Young Women's Christian association
gave an enjoyable reception Monday evening
at the club rooms. Refreshments of KussUri
tea. and wafers were serve : ! and an Interest
ing program of nuulc , readings and recita
tions filled out a delightful evening. The re
ception was arranged by n committee , o !
which Mrs. George W. Iloobler Is chairman
An enjoyable meeting of the Oh-am-o
elu'b ' wan held at the homo of Mr. and Mrs
A. Wagner. 2313 Miami street , on Tuesday
ovcnlii'S. The .prizes were won by Mr. and
Mia. C. A. Sherwood. The prizes wore : A
handsome sugar and cream set , and a set
of nut picks and nut cracker. A lunch wan
served by the hostess after the last game
of high flvo hail 'been ' played.
Mr. and Sir * . William If. McCrary of
2710 South Nineteenth street gave a high
flvo 'party to & few of their friends on Mon
day evening , in honor of Mrs. S. Maple of
Chicago. A very enjoyable evening won
ripont after which a luncheon was partaken
of by the guests. The llrst prizes were
nwardod to Mrs Jamas Foley and L . Nevcr-
gall. The consolation prizes wore taken by
Ms. : A. T. Sldwell and Fred Chlttenden.
OT Monday evening Miss Elcanoro Cornish
cf 31S North Thirty eighth street cavea
farewell runty for Miss Ota H. Crawford ,
who will return to her homo In Lincoln ,
Neb. , this week. The guest.i wore mostly
members of the Silent Coimoa club and their
friends. A genera ! good time was had , re
freshments wore served and whist was
played until a late hour. Mlts Cornish wan
assisted In enterta'nlng the gueats by her
ulster , Miss Mabel Cornish , and by Miss
Forbes.
On Monday evening a largo party of
jovial young folks surprised MSH ! Rose
Trrnborth nt her home , 2122 Wlrt street ,
and spent a very pleasant evening , which
WPS enlivened by singing and dancing. The
Misses Geneva Croft and Ella Croft both
sang solos that were warmly applauded.
Mi-is KOEO Trenberth played various selec
tions on the violin , which lie rendered In
an admirable manner. About forty guests
were present and enjoyed the evening's
pleasures.
A merry parly of young folks met at the
homo of Mrs. M. A. Martin. 2238 Charles
street , to T-olebrato the anniversary of the
17th blrthduy of her daughter , Miss Dertha
Martin , Tuesday evening. The young people
enjoyed themselves at various gamw until
a late hour , when an elegant supper was
served. The guests took thulr departure
wishing thulr hostess many happy returns of
the day. Among the out-of-town guests
were : Miss Nelllo Robinson , Miss Llzzlo
Robinson and Mr. Frsnk Traynor of Grand
iBlund , Neb.
Ono of the most pleasant events of the
week was the party of the Dancing club
given at Morand'n hall on Monday night.
The party was one ot the most enjoyable
and brilliant of the season aud a number of
strikingly handsome toilets were displayed.
The cotillon took a culinary form which par
ticularly commended Itself to the house
keeper * present , the favors for the four di
rect figures danced being such useful kitchen
iitonsllo as tin cups , dust panu , match boxes ,
egg beaters , rattles , pie tins , dippers and
spoons. Mesdameti W , H , McCord aud Paul
rUmrlton very graciously presided at the
favor table.
Mrs. 1) . F. Weaver and Mrs. Clmrli'a Hess
'iitemlned on Monday. Tuesday and Wednca-
lay at three beautiful card parties , sl.t-
liauded high flvo being the game. The house
ivas lighted and trimmed with palms , sml-
lax and cut flowers. The prizes were all
tiaudsouio. three boluc elrcu each day to
1 the .UT-ies.'ul whines On Mon lay 13 ; <
' prizes were won by MesJamea H. F. Crurr. '
' mer. Jcnoph Qitoi anJ F. I' . Klrkeiidali
i Tuesday ! > > M-.sHmrJ N . A. Mll.er. F. A
Hwliig an.i S. A. We.ih ! ; Wednesday by Me--
dames Charles Ulfkey. Ofaiand Strlckler an
W. J. Il-adbury. Tne Invitation list for In
. three partlm Inrludeil about 209 namn > .
I Ono of the meat ploaiont gathsrlngu o
the elly among the younger ! -et was a dc
llghtful Mithrtayparty given by MM ! Edit' :
Uennott on Thursday evening nt her home
' 221. Ivoonst Rttfct. Game. ! wcro In-lulled In
, ' < : which the foean contest wtu most prc-nil
I nent. Alex Marriotto won a book -fc flr.
I prize , while Mable Chrlstlo currlt-1 off the
I booby prize In the slmpp of n bon bon oox
i T'.K'blrth.lay ' oalio repnaented the yeata o
1 the hostess by the fourteen layers and foil
, lighted tnpora. They tontnlneil n ring , a dlmo
nnd a button , and now It Is positively knowi
who Is fated to lx > the llrot bride In the
crowd , ns well as the old maid and the rlol
mn. After partaking of dollclo-j.j refresh
mciltfl the happy crowd voted Mls Udltl
many happy returns of the occasion and de
parted.
Mrs. Gtirdon W. Wattles efitertalned the
members of the Woman's Heard of Man
SKers of the exposition at cupper Tuesdaj
afternoon. The house was beautifully deco
rated with palms , carnations and red am
pink roses. In honor of the distinguishes
guests. In n corner of the hallway , concealed
coaled by a beautiful bank of palms , the
Sutorlus orchestra played throughout tlu
evening. Mrs. Wattlca was assisted In re
celvlng by Mesdames Llndsoy , Kirkendall
Reed anJ Clark. The out of-town gucal !
were : Mesdames S. C. Key of Councl
Uluffs. J. H. Kerr of Ansley. M. A. Hunter
of llrokcn Uow , D. C. GlfTcrt of West Point
Hollenbeck ot Fremont , A. W. Field and A
W. Sawyer of Lincoln , Angelina Whitney o
Elk City , J. H. McDowell of Falrbury , F
Johnson of Crete , Kittle nation and HattlL
Tyffe of Hastings ar.d Miss Helen Chase o
Papllllon.
MoviMiirtilN of l > ' 0il - .
Mr. Oould Dletz has returned from n trli
to Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. E. U. Branch have returned
from a trip to Buffalo , N. Y.
Miss Dorothy Parker of Cincinnati is the
gurat of Miss Florence Morse.
Mrs. T. E. Gregg of Cincinnati Is the
guest of her daughter , Mrs. Lent.
Mrs. F. A. Davenport 1ms gone to Florida
to spend the remainder ofthe winter.
Judge and Mrs. Irving F. Baxter nro
spending n fortnight In New York.
Mr. Dow Fonda has returned to Albany
N. Y. , after n visit with his parents In this
city.
city..Mrs.
.Mrs. Lawson of Macomb , 111. , Is the gucsl
of .Mrs. James Parrotte nt1801 Davenport
Htrect.
.Mrs. Gertrude Peck arrived Wednesdaj
to he thu guest of Mrs. William Tapper
Wyman.
Miss Loulso McPherson , who has been
visiting In 'Peorla , 111. , Is expected home
this week. i '
Mr. and 'Mrs. ' J. 0. Phllllppl wcro guests
of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Yatcs In Lincoln
last week.
Mrs. Charles L. Lawton and JIlss Hoth
Valll spent part of the last week visiting
friends In Nebraska City.
Miss Nelllo Holden of "Waliao , Neb. , Is
visiting 'Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Straight of 130S
North Twcnty-flfth street.
Mr. and 'Mrs. ' C. N. Dlctz will leave for n
sojourn In the West Indies on Friday. They
will return to Omaha In April.
i.Mr. Robert Vlorllng ; of Chicago spent sev
eral days in Omaha the last week , the guest
of his brother , Mr. A. J. Vlerllng.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Taylor and Miss Mabel
Taylor will leave hi a few days for Galvcs-
ton , Tex. , where they will spend the winter.
Mr. Frederic A. Nash and Miss Adeline
Nash will sail from San Francisco on Tues
day for Honolulu , where they will spend six
weeks.
Miss Fahno Deur of ( Missouri Valley , la. ,
returned home yesterday after a week's
visit with friends In 'this ' city and Council
Bluffs.
Mr. William Miller and Miss Miller ot
Valley were In the city with a party ol
friends to attend the carnival and theater
last week.
Mr. Charles C. Beldcn Is taking a trip
through the cast. Before returning ho wll
visit New York , Philadelphia , Baltimore ant
Washington.
QIr. and Mrs. L. H. Parker of Billings ,
Mont. , arrived hero yesterday to be the
guests of ' .Mr. and .Mrs. E. H. Sharpe , 25CI
Manderson street.
Mrs. Fred II. intake and children left for
California last week , accompanying Mrs.
Blako's mother and sisters. They will re
turn some tlino In April ,
The Misses Perfect of St. Paul , who have
been spending the last two months with
their uncle , Mr. C. It. Perfect , in this city ,
returned homo yesterday.
After spending the holidays with her
mother , Mrs , P. Buckley , Mrs. AV. Dolan nm ]
family -of Columbia returned homo on last
Monday , accompanied by her niece. Miss
Etba Hourlgan.
'Mr. ' Hugo Brandcls , Mr. and Mrs. Colin ,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown
ol New York , left for San Francisco Mon
day afternoon. They will return by way of
Los Angeles and the southern route.
Mrs. Horace G. Hurt arrived here on
Wednesday to take up her residence In
Omaha. She was very cordially welcomed
back In the circle from which she has been
absent for a year and a half. ( Mr. Hurt Is
expected to return from New YorJt during
tha coming week.
A musical will bo given Wednesday after
noon , Jinuary 26 , at 3 o'clock , at the resi
dence of Mrs. 'E. ' V. Lewis , 2101Mrt street ,
for the benefit of the iChurch of the Good
Shepherd. Mrs. Helen Hamilton of London ,
England , will appear as pianist. Mrs.
L-.rnarJ and .Miss Bowman will slug. Ad
mission , 25 cents.
OM.UI v srmmiis.
Mr. Evans of Omaha was Ici the -city Thurs
day.
Miss Nora Chambers went to Herman Fri
day.
day.Miss
Miss Dolly Tucker of Blair Is In the city
visiting.
Mr. f.nd Mrs. Potter wcro business vIslterH
In Omaha Tuesday.
Miss Leafy King of Omaha was In the city
visiting friends Friday.
Gus Bondesson , who Is employed In Omaha ,
spent Sunday with his -parents.
J. B. Young , living near Loveland , la. , was
In the city Friday on business ,
Ml-s N. D. Burton wtut to Omaha Friday
to visit relatives for a few days.
A. Wilson of Tekamah wxs a business visi
tor In the city one day last week.
Miss Eunice Tracy visited friends hi
Omaha Monday , returning home Tuesday.
Mii ! Nettle Myers of Omaha Is upending
a week or two at homo with her parents.
Mrs. Powcl of Blair has been visiting her
son-in-law for a week , returning home Thurs
day.
day.Will
Will Weber of Wayne , Neb. , was In the
city last week visiting hla parents , .Mr , and
Mra. Weber.
W. S. Scavey and family of Denver vlilted
with Captain and Mrs. Reynolds Saturday
and Sunday.
Ml&s May Walker returned from Omaha
M-ncMy , where nhe had been the last week
visiting relatives.
Mrs. J. Tracy of Blair wan visiting lier
: irother-ln-aw ! , Dr. J. F. Tracy , Sunday and
Monday of last week.
Miss Josslo Glllld , with It. G. Dun & Co. ,
Omaha , spent Saturday and Sunday with her
-arents , who live here ,
L. N. Warller went to Tokamah Wednea-
late attend to baling some of the hay on
ils farm near that place.
Mrs , A. W. Crooksliank of Omaha was In
ho city last week visiting her daughters.
Mro. Robb and Mrs. Burton.
C. J. Peterson of Craig , Neb. , while on a
business trip to Omaha , spent Tuesday night
at the homo of Dr. Tracy.
The wife of Henry Peterson fell last Wed
nesday , cutting her face quite badly. Dr.
Tracy was called and dressed the wound.
Jesse Richards and 'Miss Mabel Whlted
wcro married at the homo of the bride's
athor , three miles north of town , last
Vedncsday at 4 o'clock p. m. , after which
bo guests sat down to a sumptuous dinner.
July relatives and a very few friends -vvero
nvlted. Rev. J.M. . Wilson of Castellar
Tesbyterlan church ot Omaha ofllclatoJ.
) otU parties arc among the moat respected.
It was a big work Mi * In vahins mn
In siilos-ynu sliiuild not fall to conu
In on tlu ground llior.
of Drox miuiV snlo tlioro inny
Inotliors T rwillv think thrv arc
* - *
j : simp * but we1 know We arc-
crowds all .iit'i tlino : md no woii'lur '
for never lia\v we tlu > known slioo vahti ?
plvors if ) O'iMihn cvor given so much
ivnl worth for so III tip mom\v this
snip Isn't tfliii > : - | > last always It can't
for tlu show will all UP goiip lint you've
another i-hatico , and that's Monday we
at 8 lipttpr go I In lino.
Drexel Shoe Co
1419 FAKNAM STKIJET
Our jilano bilslnpsH continue to grow
It's grown so Inrgo wo'vo hud to have
more room and have- just n < lil il space
that glvps us n chance to show twice ni
many pianos as before and we have
the extra pianos to show carloads tv-
celved In the past week the Kiniball
Knabe-Kranleb & Uacli and others
the Ihiest money can buy at our over
popular prices. You will tlnd these new
piano salesrooms very interesting and
wo Invite yon to call. Entrance as al
ways. l" ll !
1513 Douglas
of the neighborhood and have the best
wishes of nil.
E. H. Walker made a trite Ills farm In
Iowa last week to superintend ( lie hauling of
a lot of cordwood ho has had cut this winter.
The postctnce was briffhtcneJ one day lost
week through the kindness of George Sorensen -
son , who brought a choice lot of plants for
the front window.
Jonathan Ixidgc. Xo. 225 , Independent
Order of Odd Fellows , will give Its llrst an
nual ball nt the city hall January 20. Ho-
freshnietits will bo served.
Ml s Edna Pc-terscn went to Crescent. la ,
Saturday and visited over Sunday with her
parents , returning Monday. She Is making
her homo Cir5 with her aunt , Mrs. George
Stalon , and attending school.
There was a pleasant gathering at the
homo of Prof. Lighten last Sunday. Kola-
lives from Pennsylvania , who have been
touring > In the west , stopped to visit them
and were Joined by relatives from Omaha.
The South Omaha'1 Ice company has fifty
teams at 'work ' hauling Ice from the river
and filling Its Ice house near the reservoirs.
The continued warm weather makes the
chances less for cutting oft the reservoirs
to 1111 the house.
Miss IKelen Moore , who Ins been employed
In the public schools , as teacher for the last
two years , rcslunodgher position. She has
accepted a. similar { position In the public
school at Gran Junction , Colo. , and leaves
for that place Saturday , and commences her
duties at once.
Fort CrooU.
Thursday iMlss Patterson gave n luncheon
and these present were Mrs. Crlttcndon ,
Mrs. Mosbcr , Mrs. Jones , Mrs. Hodges , Miss
Koorper and 'Miss ' Jenks.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Getty gave one of
her delightful afternoon card parties for her
feminine friends. Jlr. UjJjockwood won the
first prize , a Japajie fi > late ; Mrs. Hodges
a cup and saucer and Miss Koerper a
Japanese bowl.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Swalno ontertalned
the women with cards. Mrs. Lockwood won
the head prize , Mrs. Davlson the lone hand
and Mrs. Forbes the consolation. After de
licious refreshments were served the tables
wore pushed by and the guests enjoyed a
treat In some fancy dances.
Thursday night Captain and Mrs. Lock-
wood entertained the Card club. As Is usual
when 'tho ' popular captain of Company D
and his charming wife entertain all had a
delightful evening. Mrs. Pllcher won the
head prize , Mr. Stanley -the mon's head
prlzo and -Mr. Davlson the lone hand.
Friday night the Twenty-second Infantry
orchestra gave another of Its delightful con
certs to a crowded house. The following
was the program :
Overture -Dor Tambour dor Garde Till
I'ntrol The Turklstt Hevllle Mlchaells
Serenade In the Hani Lane
Grand Selection La Travlatn Verdi
Medley A Night In New York ISroolcs
HriiNoii.
Mr. Hitchcock of Omaha was a visitor
among friends hi ncnson last week.
The pifult at the Methodist church was
filled by Uev. Mr. Miller of Omaha last Sun
day night.
A muslcalo will be given at the town hall
next Friday evening , January 28 , at 8 o'clock ,
under the auspices ot the women of tie
church.
Services will bo held today at theMetho -
cllat Episcopal church by the pastor In the
morning at 11 o'clock. In the ovonl-ng at S
o'clock services wilt be conducted by the
Young Men's Christian association.
Tiio Fraternal Union of America lodge. No.
110 , hold Itn first meeting on last Wednesday
light at Its now hall on the Military road. A
number of members visited Dauncr lodge ,
No. 11 , of Omaha last Thursday evening.
The Ladles' Aid society met nt the homo
of Mrs. S. II. Hoffman last Wednesday after
noon. At the meeting Mrs. J. A. Morgan
lauded In her resignation as treasurer of the
society. T.io next mooting will be held at
the home ot Mrs. A. M. Grove , Wednesday
at 2:30 : p. m.
Arnold's Drorao Celery curra headaches ,
lOc , 2no and TiOn. All druggists.
In order to Introduce our hair dresser ,
Miss lllanche Cathcart. and her perfect
vork. wo will give a free scalp treatment
with every almmpoo-or a manicure at half
nice with every shampoo all this week.
. ' . Af. Srhadell , Ii22 ( Douglas.
IIHV. .SAMIM.K ASIOi KOH 3IOIIH TIJ1K.
I ndcc111cil Aliout "ComliiK I"VoHl -
niliiNtiT ll > r > Nlir | > rinii Cliurc'li.
The- Westminster Presbyterian -church Is
till without a pastor. A call was extended
o Uev. Sample , and 'when ho wad hero a
ow weeks ago ho guvo , the Impression that
10 would come , providing his Now York csn-
jrogatlon would rolcJHi ) him. Since return-
ng homo he has written utid has asked for
nero tlmo before KW K t'.io Westminster
looplo a positive arjs.wcr. The Westminster
> uptt ! will bo ocetfplpl | this morning and
evening by Hev , liheVp of the Theological
ollege. u i <
Dean Fair of Trinity cathedral has gone to
Topeka , Kan. , to 1 > , p/fBent at an Inatalla-
lon service. Today-.tliecathedral pulpit will
o occupied by Dtehop Worthlngton.
Uev. Francis W. Uussell of Marshalltown ,
a. , who Is visiting In the city for a few
lays , will preach at the First Prtabytorlan
hurch this morning and evening.
Uev. A. F. Sherrell will preach at t'Jo First
Congregational church today , both morning
and evening.
KIT , ! | ' | . | | . | -H < III III t'UHliiily.
Fred Peterson was arrested In this city
ust night to ntiHWfr to a charge of burg-
ary committed In Mlnden. Neb. , several
months ago. With several companions
oterson la Hald to have broken Into a com
plied jostolllco and general merchandise
'ore , which was despoiled of cash and .
oods. His companion ) * have so far evaded |
lie reach of the law. The Immediate cause
f Peterbon's arrest on thin occasion wax
.iilsteroua conduct and threatening to cut
the Ir.matcb of u down-town resort.
OPENING SEW POSTOFFICE
Employes Are Getting Renity for a Notable
Public Reception.
EVERYBODY TO HAVE A CHANCE TO SEE
I'eoiilo AVII1 llt > Shown 13vi ry 1'nrt or
Ilii.IliuvMlllocnt llullillnu- mill
All OiicratioiiN of Haiiilllim :
( he Ma I IN.
The postofilco employes In all departments
are getting ready for a big blowout In cele
bration of their Installation In the new
federal building when that happy event oc
curs. The preliminary arrangements are now
belli' ; made In a very systematic manner.
TlJ/arc | / In the hands of a general commlt-
toc..vlilch Includes the heads of all the de
partments and then there are various sub
committees to look after the different minor
features for the event.
The organization of this arrangements
committee has been completed , with Post
master Martin as chairman. Committees
have also btcn appointed on finance , music ,
piogram and decoration. These various
committees will meet at frequent Intervals
from now on and they hope and expect to getup
up an affair that will be a fitting tribute to
their magnificent new homo and will bo long
remembered by the -pcoplo olfu'firtfiy' Th"i
affair Is to be a hugo public reception. It Is
to take place on the cv > Vi5 of the day 01
which the department takes up Its quarters
In the new building. This tlmo was chosei
because the entire department would then
bo at work and It was bclloved that the gen
eral public would luthcr view the operation
of the big postofllce machine rather than to
look at the bare building ana ita furnish
ings alone. Ample opportunity will be given
to see the force at work , since the pcoplo
will bo allowed In the mailing room. They
will be admitted at the front entrance , will
be allowed to wander through the handsome
corridors and private olllces , will then bo
escorted through the mailing room and will
leave the building through the rear doors.
In this -way everything In the new building
can bo seen and no jamming will occur , de
spite the fact that a very large attendance Is
expected.
Anaiigements are being made to decorate
the Interior of the building for the occasion
with Hags and bunting. A band of music
will bo In attendance and will render popular
airs while the reception Is going on. Finally
It Is proposed to get up a handsome program
fl'nd ' eouvenlr which may be kept as a me
mento of the occasion by those present. This
souvenir will contain views of the building
and pictures of the men connected with the
department.
It Is still somewhat doubtful when the de
partment will be nblo to occupy Iho new
quflrtera. The furniture Is very filow In com
ing In. Postmaster Martin hopes and ex
pects that the removal 'can take place next
month , possibly by February 1G. A few
articles of the furniture have already arrived ,
but the biggest part Is still lacking. Yester
day morning a dozen clocks and two mall
racks arrived , the former from Hoston and
the latter from Jamestown , N. Y. Word has
been received that another consignment will
bo shipped from L'altimoro on January 25.
Postmaster Martin has no Idea when the
Postolllco department at Washington will Is-
mio the new Transmlsslsslppl Exposition
stamps. Ho has received so many Inquiries
regarding the matter that ho has written to
Washington requesting the Information. Ho
oxipecU an answer some tlmo during the com
ing week.
The pcsstmaster has evolved a scheme by
which he believes that the stamps can bo
widely distributed. He fluggcsU that the ex
position company should send out circulars
to all the postmasters In the traimtnlsslsslppl
region asking them to request exposition
stamps when I .ley send In requisitions for
stampH to Washington. In this manner the
stamps can bu given the widest circulation ,
Tl'K.WtltS ' OIISKIIVi : AX AX.M IVKII.SAIt V
I'rrimri-il fur lli < > Tlilrllrlli
Aiiiiuiil .MrflliiK.
Tie ! Omaha Turners are malting great prep ,
aratlons for the observance of the thirtieth
anniversary ot the Omaha Turnvcre'n on
the evening of February C , at Qermanla
hall , this city.
The Omaha Turnvereln Is tlio eldest ath
letic society In the city and Is alto one of
the wealthiest. The membership Is very
large and InelnJcvi a great many of the
prominent Germans of this locality.
The following la tlio anniversary program
of the turnverein :
March Orchestra
Grand Grouping'
KxurclouH on Two Storming Hoards. . . .
Hoys of Cli : s 2
lielgen GlrlH of Class 2
Wand Orill Actives
Club Swinging..Ladlea and Girls of Class 2
Calisthenics Hoys and GlrlH of Clatm 2
Address by the President of the Turn-
vercln , Cltiuii Cunrad
Flag Uilll oyn of C'lans 1
Overture orchestra
Exercises on Horizontal Hur
First Division of Actives
Exercises and Groupings on Two llorscH
Hoya of Clacs 1
Wand Drill Seniors
Exerciser on Parallel Hum Juniors
Hoop Drill..Twelve Members of Ladles'Olau
lUili Jumping Actives
Wand and 'Dumbbell ' Drill
Sixteen Ladles and Actives
Single Stick Fencing Suction
I.lliriiry IJIrrctiirN Mod.
A insctlng of the directors of the Omaha
Public library was held lust nlfc-ht to dis
cuss the financial outlook for the coming
year. Ways and means were considered
and It was decided to request thu osuncll
for a levy which will produce u rcvcnuo
equal to that of last year , or WM > .
.lust drop Into onr dontnl parlors nml
hoar about onr painless inclhoils some-
tltnos your tooth need nttontlon nntl you
hardly Know H--lf tnUon In tlmo It will
be Inexpensive and very little Incon
venience to you wo Imvo a way of
building np broken tooth to their nntural
shape with beautiful contour Illllngs
that only be learned by years of con
stant practice nur small gold Illllngs nro
? L'.00-sllvor and gold alloy Illllngs ? 1.00
should yonr teeth noeil e.xtracllng
we'll do It without gits a little applica
tion to the gnnis onr own formula ab-
solntely pnlnh s we administer gas
whenever desired no matter what wo
do for you we'll guarantee satisfaction
l ady attendant.
BAILEY ,
1.T Yonrn 3d rionr Pnxinii IIIk.
Kith niul l'"nrnniu.
Well , ilp qticpu's been hear an' ROIIO
but ills klil goes on fur ever nn * Is hero
tor stay so Is my ilmlvltl Ills live-rent
Stoecker eluar dew one thip about ills
cl an and dat Is dat my dad sells more
mi more uT dem every day an' den dey
Is Just ns Kmxl terday as when ho made
de Curst one der Is fellers dnt will toll
kver dat It Is as good as most uf do ten
centers and dats de strato to-do dealer
ilnt don't sell do stoeekt-r cigar must
be under the Inilooaneo of do depart-
mi-lit stores-dad's smoke house is hod-
quarters.
1404 DOUGLAS.
S. J. BENSON
Y. 31. C. A. ULMLDING.
January Clearing
Sale of
$1.38 Fine Embroideries Embroideries for . 95c \ \
; .Si.oo Embroideries for . 75c
68c Embroideries for . 39c
501 : Embroideries for . 29c
380 Embroideries for
2oc Embroideries for
150 Embroideries for
Fancy Silk Waists
Handsome late style Colored Silk Waists , bias
fronts , cheap at $6 50 , cut to $4.75 ,
We have assorted all our Cloaks in five lotsJ
and commence Monday to give the best bargains !
ever known. Our stock is all new this season and
consists of the best styles shown.
Choice of & & .OO Clonlcs ,
Choice oi" O. 5O G-fon/cs ,
Choice of $12 CJonks , $5".OO r. Il
. Choice of $18 CloaJcs , & 7.GO
Choice of our best Coats that formerly were $25 , $30and /
$35 , on Monday $ i0. All our fleece-lined Wrappers that/sold
for $1.50 and $2.50 , Monday at 98c.
A few Bicycle Suits at much less than cost.
_ J.UJAK&SIHTGD ,
15JO Douglas Street.
OII.VUUI2S CItlMK TO TillJUHiAi. : .
I'lmliil AuMiiirllli-H I.cx'iiti' < luMull
llnsHnlilicrli'M. .
The checks which disappeared from the
mail of W. V. Morse and Hector , Wllhelmy
& Co. are now known to have been stolen
from the mall boxes about the city. Tlio
work was undoubtedly performed by Timothy
and James Hogan , brothers , who are wanted
'or similar offenses In Cleveland , Cincinnati ,
Kansas City and St. Louis. They are also
supijXtfeil to bo the men who cocratod In Mln-
ica polls.
A few days ago Postal Inspector Sinclair
secured the tilctures of the Ilogan brothers
and taking them to the First National bank ,
whore an attempt was nicido to cash the
Morse chicle , one of ttio pictures , that of
Timothy Hogan , was at once recognized by
'aylug Teller Frank Clark. In order to make
the Identification complete Chief of Dutec-
Ives Cox sent the photographs to the Phiker-
ton agency of Chicago and last nl&'Iu received
an answer. The letter InclcKcd a clu-tilar
with cuta of the brothers , which -exactly tai
led with the photoguipha. Specimens of the
writing of Tlmuthy Hogan wcro also nhown
and It was discovered that It matchol exactly
with that UIKU the Omaha checks. A yecti-
larlty of the Omaha chucks , also of the
checks imsod In other cities , In that the sum
written In the body ol' the pcejer l $ l'JS.7rj ,
Also that In each instance the word "ninety"
s In-correctly spelled " 'iilnty. "
The letter from the Plnkerton agency
states that Timothy "ilogon " Is about 30 years
of ago ; that ho was caught by the Now York
police on a t'hargo of forgery and given a
inn of years on Illackwoll's Island. He ,
lowovvr , escaped after he had been there for
a short period , and Btlll IKS a balance of
on' years which ho should servo. Ho was
alto Bald to have been arrested for forgery In
Cleveland , but managed a scconJ tlmo to
scape the law. There Is a reward of | 10U
offere-d by the federal authorities for the
oipturo of either of the Hogaim.
Timothy Hogan Is described as 30 years of
go , live feet six Inches In height and wclgh-
ng 132 pounds , blue eyes and light moiis-
aelic. James Hogan Is said to be flvo fi'ct
eleven and one-half Inches tall , 25 years of
KO and slender. Hoth men < \ > erc at ono time
omtnon laborers.
.Siiiuliiy PriiKi'tuii IIMC'nriilvjil. .
1 fir a ml march on Ice.
2 Farewell coronation of Queen Polaris.
3 Ono nitie race for championship of
Vebraska.
4 Half-mllo race for championship of
s'rbraslta.
C Half-mile race > backwards.
G Half-mllo barrel race.
7 Ilalf-mllo championship race.
8 Fifty yards dash , thrco entries.
D Storming of fort.
10 General exhibition of skating and
obogganlng. Ice In good condition. Pluuty
ot snow , Kvtutu will beslu at 3 p. w.
OK 0111) TO III : ItHFHIlUK.
Siiiri.iu | ) Court 1'lokN n Vnlli-y County
.linn TlilH Tljiir.
Friday the miprcmo court nt Lincoln
named E. J. Clements ot Ord to bo the
referee In the Ilroutch-.Mooi'e.s case.
13. H. Henderson , court Htenogiapber In
Judge Scott's court , IK an old-tlmo friend of
Mr. Clcnutits. Speaking of him Sir. Honder-
aon Boys :
"Hlllott J. Clements , who has bei-n ap
pointed referee In the Droatch-.Moorcs cuso
by the supreme court , has been engaged In
the practice of law at Ord Tor about fifteen
years. IIo came from Michigan after having
taken a courKo In u law school and located In
Ord when it was u frontier towel without a
railroad. Ho Is a very hard worker , has
built up a largo practice In * ib part ( ) f testate | )
state , Is recognized thcro as u man ot the
highest character , of marked ability as a
lawyer and as having a well balanced , Judi
cial mind. IIo la nbout .18 ycam uf age , Is a
rcoubllcan In politics and was county attor
ney of Valley county two terms. IIo has hud
, strong backing In republican conventions
i for t'jo nomination for dlnlrlct Judge and la
' hslluvod by his friends be destined to wear
the ermine In the future. "
.Si'viriil Sin n 11 KlrcM ,
The lire department WIIH kept busy yester
day afternoon anil evening- . The firm cull
oanu' In from the house of Mrs. SuHle Wai-
Isiui423 itoutli Thlrtcuntli Htruut , and wan
duo to thu burning ou ; ur a chimney. Them
wati no damage sustained ,
Thu Hi'CGiid lire , w.iluh occurred at the lea.
Ideuco of William WenlK , Kill South Twelfth
street. WMH also canned by a quantity of
supiThi-ati'd Hoot flying heaveiuvaril frjm an
ovi-rbimloned oblmiuy.
I'eople passing tlui residence of Mr.-i Mat-
tlo I.UC.IH , 15-13 North Sixteenth street late
li ) thu infilingBtw liur Iron ! parlor In a
b.uzu ami turniMl In an alarm. Tha lire wan
caimiMl liy tlie explosion of u kerosene Htovo
ami before I'mllrunun fxtlnguluhed It dum-
UKU to tln > furnltuiu and contentx of the
rjoin WUH BiistaliiMl atnountliiK to uboul Sto
About 11 o'olock a irasollini IHMIII whlcli
was UBod for heating u coffee liolli'r In thu
restaurant of Hurry Ames , 30J Hoiitti
'Jwclftli Btreot , blazed forth and HOI lire to
° " ! bellcath U The "
ub0out < i"UBu wua
Will llrlnw llnrU H.-nry.
Itculfltton | ) paperM will | )0 ) Eecurcd liy fiilet : I
of Deteotlvi-H r'ox for the bringing buck lo 1
this city from Couiu'll Iiluffa of Alexander I '
Hunry , who Is wantiid hero fjr Hwlndlliuj
Frank I' . Handy out of tu.no m tuu union
'fl ' > ot. "f i"K nrrlv , . , ] at the d.'j . ot from
hlH home In IJorwyn , Nth. , last 'p-iuradiiy
and wlillo htopplut ; over In Omaha for -i VniJ
lioura met Hunry and u coiife Urate who
n.rU i.iUd | ; tlH.rnselvan as be"UK Uurllntfon
ami Hgoiita Henry was arrested VOHion ay
In Ojuncll liluffa on deserlptloiu wl Icli
" IH wcra
rurnlshcd by the victim