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Preparations for Welconihig Expition
Visitors Are All Oomp1et.
t.AST WEEK ONE OF SMALL FUNCTIONS
I'entile SfltIMt ) TJirlN'IeN , " lot Very
hIet1i In tIat % % 'flT lit IitcrtnIii-
zupilt Iirliig tilt. Dnii Ie- $
tore tlip ( Zrciit 1)n.
The opening o the TranmlsIIpp 1x-
yoIUon 'will ftfld Omaha society quite at
home. welt iirepare4 to entertain In honor of
the straner * that nrny come within our
grte8. The establishment of the Country
club ha been Hornc11nt C1RYCL but tboc
other Important nlJunct8 to local oelcty.
tlio Ititling club aiul ( ho Golf clUb , are flow
In full swing , and the outtloor lleaauro of
( lie fiulilonablc I fably well provIth for
thu next few months. l3otli of these clubB
lia o contributed not a little to the oclat
lIfe'of the first set t1urln the past tort-
iilglit.
Of Ituloor nmcnltlos there have bn hut
few , arni ulmo3t none that might be terineti
aotnble. Thu reception of Mr. flhirdon W.
'tVnttlc5. prckeut of th' po3Itlon ill.
rectory , to the dIstIngulMIlcIl cxposlttoii
vlltor lii the city on 'rhuridny ovciimn
a brilliant nffalr , anti fittIngly openeth
the erlc of socIal functlon9 concomitant
'with thu great fair all have o eagerly
waited for during , tim last two yeart.
-t
of mari7lng nn giving in marriage there
) iac been qultu a bit , enoughi to aatlsfy ( lie
rnot lnhcfatlgahle Cupid. 4nd still there's
nioro to follow. Tim flethflrlth-Iioey nine-
ringo will take vlnco on Wednesihay : the
Willlnnis.flaker wedding hht be solem-
nizeth on the name ( late. 'Fhie 1togers-Mll-
laril ohiptIals will occur on attirtlay , aii
though they will be witnesseit by only a
few the reception following will be one ef
the swell' events of the season , The I'ar-
Ishi-hiurburit wedding Is reported to he
scheduled for an early ( late , and vlll help
nil out the list of June weddings to a con-
siderublo length.
The martial Bplrlt i still rife among
society circles. but it Is patent to thic
most casual observer that nil ( lie heroes
have not gone to war , nor are all the true
heroines Lit the front na members of the
Red Cross society. Thicro are a nunibet
of young men who belonged to one of the
local companies anti dearly vitiitc to go
to but the support of a mother , or
sister , or other stern duty kept them hero ,
antI those who know honor theni for their
action. Legion l the name of the young
heroines In Omaha , alit ! sliouhi the war
coiitinuo any length of time it is an assured
fact that much aid and relict work will orlg-
mate ( rout Omaha.
There is one young woman in Omaha , one
of the Prospective tlebutantes of next season -
son , vlio was the heroine of an incident on
the occasion of the Omaha Guards' going
through the city. 11cr generous little act
was not known until one of the soldier
boys wrote back to a frIend about it. The
fair young woninn has a brother In the
Guards , anti as she was bound down to
the station to bid him goodbye a neighbor
gave her some cigars to give to her soldier
brother with his compliments. She took
them along with no other thought iii mind.
flut when sIte reacheil the traiii abe gaw hie
o\n brother quite surrounded with a number
of friends who were bestowing various hinds
of nrosents on him. Going toward him she
met another soldier boy , who was all alone
and plainly disconsolate. SIte reco11nizett
him as an Omaha High school boy. who had
iicither father nor mother , nor brothers nor
Sisters. She really wanted to get over to
see her own brother , but she stopped short
antI said : "Why , hello \Vill ; what nrc you
loohing so blue about ? "
0h1 , nothing much , only it made inc feel
kind of bad to see nil these clown here to
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- set , ( lie other boys pIT , and nobody cares
anythIng about me. "
"Why , they do , I caine down to see
you. "
"You ? You came down to see me oft ? "
To make her words good the generous
! j girl lromptl7 vressed the package of cigaia
that had been given her for her hrothcr
Into the hands of the surprised , almost
dazed , 3'outhi. Then hie said : "Yes , rahly ,
I enmo down to see you. I thought , ver-
liaps , no one else would. And I brought
you these cigars to smoke on ( lie trip. "
\Vlien ( lie train IUhiel out the irnor orphiaji
boy , who had hind ito such kind words
sPoken to lilni for many a long day , was
on the car stCIsraving his hand to his
benefactress. It was a story she laid told
biiii , ( or she hail had no other thought in
$ mind going to ( lie train than to say goodbye -
bye to her own brother , but surely It was
hot U wicked story , anti there were at least
two souls itiade happy by that little "white
lIe. "
Ilet'i'ip iiiii ut 11 rVitt tIes' lloiie ,
ri The reception glvcii by Mr. GtirtloiiV. .
\'attlcs on Thursday evening at his home to
the inonibers of the lionril of Management
of ( lie Government building at ( lie exposl-
tion , tIme menibers of the state cominissiomi ,
representatives of the states who are at
Itresent in the city and a number o Omaha
friends , vroved to the satisfactiomi of fIb
guests that some omen are just as cnlnblo
I of giving elegant entertaitiniemits as any
IkiCililiers of the fair sex. Although jewels ,
laces nhit.1 Slilcemi trains were conspicuously
absent , the white brilliancy of the expanstvu
fronts and tile graceful cut of the svalIow-
tails made very good substitutes , Mr.Vat -
tIes i'ns assisted In entertaining by Messrs.
Reed , Babcock. hitchcock and Kielcentlali.
As the guests entered the beautiful hall of
the new resitlence they were greeted by
strains of entrancing iiiiisic comlnir from nit
orchestra hlthileii behind a screen of paIiu.
The ball ipautci was heaped with jack roses
allil ferns , la Fi-iiiict , roses were scattered
iii great Profusion through the parlors , The
decorations of the dining room were red ,
Mi liniucimse niounil of red roses graced the
ceiitor of the lohisiieil iilnhogmiiiy table and
I hero elegant refreshments were served ,
I hiugem lillilehi howl wreathed with American
beauties OccilpIeti a place of honor In thin
I billiard rooni on the third floor , Somewhat
Over 200 guests were present.
'Y4.iiI iligN iiiiul IimgngeiiieiItN ,
I Time mimmirrimigo of Miss Fmirahm Iflhlbouso
I liowen , daughter of Mr. anti Mrs. " , Villimi'mi ' it ,
lIoi'vmm , to 11ev. Charles IIerbrt Young of
I this city , vihl be SOlelililizeil at St , liarimabas
CII I 1.1) % 'lt lCICS ,
CuulMt'd lm , hjrisursiiit SeI'et of
L'itiiil ,
One of the macst Divine traits in nina-
khmitl is the love for nuLl carti of thu little
fuhks. To furnish theiii good , nourishing
boil is to supply the u herewith to build
the little bodies into hiealthi amid sturdy
much nail women. Pmirente who thoughtless-
I ) ' give Coffee to growing children will see
thin day when they vouhtl give anything on
earth to ho rid of the regret for the wek-
ness ammil frequent sick spt'his of the ehiilit-
reii caused by the alkaloids of coffee. ( live
time children l'ostum Food Coffee , ( lie fa-
ilbous food drluk which goes directly to
nourish and streiigthii'ii child or adult , and
when In after ( hays you glory in their
streilgihi nail ability. you can remember
witli undo that your intelligence anti cairo
about thau food and drink in their childhood -
hood immndo the sturdy imaeai amid women they
are. it is criminal to be careless , It imays
vshl to give claUd.M zwurisbing liquid loud
JiIu l'ostuzn.
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Protetant 1piscoimal church Ofl Timihty
1mornlng , June 7 , at lO3O ociock
The wedding of Miss Coca Ilecker , dnurh-
ter of Mr. and 1rm , George IJecker , to Mr.
Samuel Wcrtheimer of Omaha , will be sol-
ernnis.I on Vedneitdny evenlng .ltmno 1 , at
Gho ; : o'clock at Metm-opoiitnn hall ,
'rime wedding of Miss ithltli Ihmker to Mr
Dwight W'llllnms will take place at ( lie
henmu of the brido' sister , Mrs. W. hi ,
hllackmnar , 2020 North Thirtieth atreet. on
Wednesday of thia week , TIme ceremony
will ho verfornied by ltov. rramak A. Var-
flehti ,
Mr. % 'aiter Ambloim of'hiconstn nail
Mrs. l' . S. hamilton were mnnrrlml cmi
\Veihaies.hny afternoon by Itey. Jacob hook.
A reception was hehil in the tivening at the
resitlemmee of the bridu's sister , Mrs.V. . 0.
Mathews. Mc , nall M8. Amidon heft Friday
evening for Vlscommsin , where they will
nmnke their homo
The wedding of Miss l'ermi Marty. daughter
of Mr. and Mis. F , Marty of 2.7G Ilarney
street , to Mr. Paul Meier of Veat l'oint ,
Neb. , vtts solemnized cmi Thursday afternoon
at the residence of the brido's parents. fley.
m1nma of South Onmahut lerformed the cere-
money. Miss Louise Metz was maid of
honor. amid Mr. i"red Marty wittended the
grown as best aman , Mr. and Mrs. Meier left
for their new hiomi' at Weat Point , Ncb. .
soon attem' ( lie Wedding. No cards were is-
milled ,
The wedding of Miss Elizabethi 1.ceclcm' of
thus city to Mr. flay Cook of Coulicil Illuft's
occurred on Vccinesmiay last at the hiame of
the bride's parents , 1131 North Eighteenth
street. The ceremony was perfornieti by
Roy. A. 3. Turkle , and was witnesseil by
only a few friends and the families of ( lie
contracting Parties. TIme bride wore a
iretty Frelicha gown of white and carried
bride roses , Au elaborate supper followed
the ceremony. Mr. anti Mrs. Cook nr en.
joying an eastern trip.
iiitorl ailli ilielliM of ( lie ' .Ycek.
Mrs. Gaines emitertained a number of
fricntl5 In a ilchlgiatfiti ananner yesterday
afternoon ,
Mrs. Adisomi Carter was at home to the
Wonmen of ( lie First Congregational church
on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. F : . A. Cudahy entertained In her
Usual charming manner , a few friends at
curtis on Monday ovening.
Mrs. E. \ ' . L'tinoreaux entertained Thursday -
day amid Friday afternoons , some thiirty4lve
guests being present ilpomi each occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. George Becker are enter-
taming a house party. The gUests nrc assembled -
sembled to attend the marriage of their
daughter.
Mrs. Dr. Counor entertalijed on Saturday
evening a few friends very intormaIhy in
honor of her guest , Mrs. Edward S. Noble
of Sioux City , Ia.
Ni's. George W. LoOmis gave a pretty
dinner party on Thursday ovenin , Covers
for eight were laid ,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shtiliagton of 3921
North Twenty-drat StTeet , entertained a
high five iiarty pa Weilncsaiay evening. About
fifty guests were present ,
Mrs. ltlngwnlt gave an afternoon tea
yesterday for the Guild of St. Barnabas
church. It was one of ( lie most delightfuL
oiitertaiiiniemits of the 'eck ,
Mrs. Euclid Martlam 360S Jackson street ,
gave a green and white luncheon on Thmurs-
day afternoon iii honor of her guest , Mrs.
\v. it. Dunn. Twenty guests wue presemit.
Mr. nnd Mrs. McCoy were at home to
their friends emi Saturday cvenimig at 4018
Clinches street , The house was decorated
with red , white arid blue. Dainty refresh- .
miients were served.
Mrs. Henry \V. Yates entertained at a
luncheon on Tuesday. The floral decorations
sere of piiik roses and lilies of the valley ,
dainty build-painted ammo cards designating
thu places of the guests.
Mr. and Mrs.'hihiammj S. Howell enter-
tallied at their home , 4021 Lafayette avenue ,
last Tuesday , Mr. Harry \'est of Des Molmies ,
In. , amid Mr. harry Vhitworth of Liverpool ,
Eng.
Eng.Mrs.
Mrs. I'edcrsemi of Thirtieth and Lake
streets , celebrated her birthday anniversary
on Thursday afternoon by giving an Informal
luncheomi. Covers for eight were laid. An
interesting musical program was given.
Mrs. Henry W. Yates gave a pink and
white ' luncheon emi Tuesday afternoon , The
guests' cards were beautifully hand-painted
Iii % 'ater-colors amid
were retatned by ( ho
guests as souvemiira , Covet's were laid for
sixteen.
Mrs. George' Wareham entertained at a
floral Kensington last Thursday aftormioon ,
about forty guests being present. Imi ( lie
contest for honors Mrs. Ferguson won ,
while Mrs. Holbrook contented herself with
the consolation prize.
A very pleasant tiancing party of the week
was that given by the choir of All Saints'
l'rotestamit Episcopal church at Macand's on
Friday evenimig , Mesdanies Baldwin and
l'atriek served as Patronesses of time affair.
About forty guests were present.
Rabbi and Mrs. Framikhiu entertained the
comilirnintion class at Temnphe Israel at their
home on Tuesday evening. A number of
ammmusing gaines were played : those winning
iarizes were : Elsie Goetz , Charles Pregler ,
Stella Brandies and Charles Kopahd ,
A surprise party was given to Mr. Nels
Climistenson , 1112 North Twenty-third street ,
oIl Saturday evenIng , to celebrate his birthday -
day anniversary. A large crowd of friends
ere present , and they danced until a late
hour. Mr. Christensen was presented with
a watch , halii and a ring ,
Mrs. Lamoreaux of 1906 North Twenty-
olghmtht street , entertained her friends at a
musical amid a "Burlesque Study in Art"
emi Thursday afternoon , Music was furnished -
nished by islesdames Lees , Shiram , Tales amitl
Oclmlltree , It was thoroughly enjoyed by all
hresent , I'rizes wore secured by Mcsdnmes
Shepard and Drake.
Mrs. Clifford South gave a luncheon
Wednesday lam honor of Mrs. Jmtiiiemm Cooper
Ayres of Washmington , The table decoratiomis
were exceedingly pretty , artistic and spring-
like iii greemi amid white. A lianilsonmo sit-
ver loving cup , filled with carnations anl
mmiaiilemi-liair fern , silver caimdelabra bore
candles of green , ammil ribbons of green taffeta
extemmaleal from the editor to ( lie corners of
the table.
Mrs. John Kmiox , 1029 Georgia mtvemiime , en-
tortaiimcd ( lie Ilarammny hUgh Five club on
Saturday ovemilmig. It was a very patriotic
party. The national colors were in evitlemicu
everywhere , oven in the ice cream anti cake ,
Cards were lilayed until a hate hour. The
fIrst women's prize , an elegant bronze frammio ,
was won by Mrs. W'ood ; the secomid prize ,
a poster sofa pillow , imy Mrs. Goodrich. Mr.
\\'ooil carried off time first gentlemmian's prize ,
a miietal ash tray.
Thu weekly jaummt of the ltiiling chili last
Sceek Included a trill to Council Ilhuif' amid
a supper afterward. It has beeii ali'idt'il to
hmiv a ride every Thursday evening alurimig
the stmmnmiior , time ridcrmi nsscmnbiimmg at time
house of Miss ilessio Towle. MISs liesslu
Yates lius been chiosemi captain of tIme ltldimmg
club and will select the route for t'ah trip.
Thio other olilcem's of ( lie club Include ( ho
following well known young society iiiimeli :
h'rosldemit , Miss Grneo Allen ; vice president ,
Miss flessie Towlu ; sccretar' , Miss hiizabethm
I'cck ; treasurer , Miss Alice An'lrecsen ,
Time Forest 11111 Whmist cliii ) was qntor-
tamed last \Vealnesday by Mrs. George C.
Smmalthi , at her pleasant hiommac cam Park \\'lId
avemiuc , A novel score card was given to
each guest lii the form of a flag , anti large
silk Ilags vero givemi as prizes , Mrs Itn
immor , Airs. Ilarnaral , Miss Cole and Mrs ,
hailer received prIces in time order nmameil ,
Thio last , a booby , was a Shauiehm flag , 'F he
refreslimnemata also represemiteil ( lie roil whmlte
mumil blue. A tiummihaur of patriotic airs were
playeti tlurlmmg time afternoomi , amid ( lie vommmema
mimarchieil through thau varlors to the strains
of "DIxie" and "Yankee Doodle , "
Tim receptiomi given by the l'aremmts of
time contlrmmmants of 'Femnide Israel , at Metro-
hmolitmui hall , on lrhilmiy afteraoomm , was emma
of ( he most eimJoymmhlo affairs of the week ,
ihablil amid Mrs. Leo 1al , Franklin were us-
515(13(1 ( iii receiviimg by Messrs. amid Mcsdauics
hirammalics , Calm , toetz , Gohtinmaim , Gotheimnor ,
hiiiler , Kopalil , Levy , Mandelberg , Meyer ,
Prt'gler ammal time youthful eonilrmnints. 1)ur-
him the hours devoted to time receptIon aim
orchestra , statiommed hehmimiil a beautiful
screen mmmnde up of Amnericami flags and liotted
plants , discourseti sweet music. The decor a-
tions in the imarlors cairieil out time color
echienic , amid were green anal whilte , Time
bank of Itahmns at time cmiii of thu parlor
forimied an agreeable background for the
whmlto-clait clmiltiremi. Ilefreshiments were
served in the dimming mama , which was beau-
tifuhly decorated with smuliax amid roses.
Time exquisite Imiexicau drawn-work table
cover was festooneii with sumilax caught up
with bunches of white roses , \'hile a large
cut glass bowl filled withm roses occupied ( he
center of the table , ropes of mutlax depended
( rein the hmiuma1chiem' te the taut nrmu'rs of
the table. Thin costumes wcro ringant mmml
the guests nmimmmbereml about i0O.
31it % c'it.vmtms of i'cnile.
Miss Koimmitto was In flemiver Inst sceek.
Mica Gertrtiiic Kountzu is visiting in len-
Vem' .
Mr. I.V. . lteehrr of Ctrmc'tnmmsti in a guest
of Jr , Becker.
1iIss l'iscmnn of Slou' City , Is. , is a guest
of Mrs. lianmi.
Mr. and Mrs.'nmlce Lane have returned
frommi Chicago ,
Mr. Mtschul of ( ' , liicago is a guest tmf Mr.
Ocorge Ilecker.
Mrs. iLnn will visit her old homo at Vale ,
la , , next veek ,
Mrs. Itlgm'hrnamm of 1)es Moines , Ia. , visited
Mrs. Ihllher last week.
Mrs. New of Chicago is a guess of Imer
motlmer , Mrs. Now nina ,
Miss Carolina Johnson of SL Joseph is
the guest of Miss hicasie Yates ,
Mrs. Benjamin S. Baker hmas been critically
ills , but is now greatly improved.
Mrs. Arthur C. Smith in entertaining her
sister , Miss lhmnting of Boston.
Miss hooker has returned from a pleasamit
visit to Des Moines and Clcngo.
Miss Hayward of N'brnska City will soon
ho time guest of Miss Hattie Cady.
MIss Kate Coulter of Iroquois , Cammathim , is
a guest of Mr. mmiii ! Mrs. A. C. Adnimms.
Mrs.'Ililer harding and Master George
Iiardlmmg have returned from \'lnterset , Ia.
Miss llmmttio Ciuly will entertain Miss
Dixon of Nebraska City during the comlmmg
week.
Miss Emma Wihlinimis of CouncIl Bluffs
was a guest of MIss hlessio Cowles time last
week.
Mrs. Iiermmstein of Chicago is visiting her
sister , Mrs. Meyer , at ilul South Tenth
street.
Mrs. It. Morris of Wahoo , Nd , . , mien Miss
} Cntharlno Cohiimms , Is at time "Shelton" for
the summer ,
Mrs. Carl Steokel , formerly Miss Marie
Case of ( his city , died last week at her home
in Mmimlisomm , Ia.
Mr. 0. B , Waliace of Monmouth. Ill. , wihi
be time gimest of Miss Besslo Cowles dumriumg
the coming reok.
11ev. haIr , and Mrs. Mammmi will ho time
guests of Mr. amid Mrs. George Joslyn for
time corn imig mnomith.
Mm's. Jammies Ayres. s'ho has been tIme guest
of Miss MeKenan , left Thursday for an oz-
tended western triii.
Mr. harry Lyman , who has completed a
medical course in New York , has returned
to Omrmaha for time summer.
Mrs. Mary Holland Kimmkaial , formerly of
Omaha amid noss' a resident of Denver , vis-
iteil lriemmds hero last week ,
Miss \Vertlmelmer of Ligonler , Intl. , and
Mr. Wertholmer of Buffalo , N. V. , are
gtmests of Miss Corn Becker ,
Mrs. C. 0. Chnpmnami of Minneapolis , Mum. ,
is the guest of her mother , Mrs. Il. F' .
Hooker at .103 South Twenty-fifth avenue.
Mrs. W. I. . . Coakhey leaves this week for
Colorado to renmain with her sister till Mr.
Conkley returums frommi time i'hiliimplmie Islands.
Mrs. Edssard S. Noble of Sioux City , Ia. ,
who hmmis beemm stoppimmg with Mrs. Conmmor ,
532 South Twenty-fifth avemmue , has returned
home.
MISses Jennlo Sullivan ammd Lulu Largey ,
who have beemi thu guents of Mr. Crotghmton ,
loft for their home at Butte , Mont. , last
Thursday.
Miss Della High , principal of one of the
1)imblic schools of Hastings , Neb. , is visiting
11cr coimsimi , Mrs. Charles T , Thompson of
2112 Douglas street ,
Mrs. Isaac Battlmm , who has been visiting
1mm WashIngton and Atlantic City , Is now In
Pimihmulelphila , She expects to return to
Omaha about Jummo 15.
Mrs. James Cooper Ayres of Washington ,
D. C. . who has been the gimest of Miss Mc-
ICenna , heft Timtmriaday for Califorumia , where
she wIll visit for sonic tIme.
The maimy friends of Mrs. WillIam \Vom'-
hind , nec Miss Fredericka llaimmril , of
Worcester , Mass. , seth be pleased to learmi
that she is time another of a son.
Mrs. Jamnes Wallace Reynolds , mmcc MIss
Brownie 3aumn , is now In Washington , I ) . C. ,
and will soon ho In Omaha to visit her par-
eats , Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Baumim ,
Mrs. George Roberts , nec Miss Mabel
Brown , will soon be here from tmmdependence ;
Ia. , to be the guest of her father , Mr. Frank
B. Brown , durlmmg the expositlomm.
Mrs. S. Ilaigh of San Francisco , Cal. , arrived -
rived In the cIty Fmiday to spend time summer -
mer wIth her parcmmts , Mr. and Mrs. McBride
at 3924 North Twemmty-nlnth street.
Mrs. J. II % , Darneille of Cimathmam. Ill. ,
Is the guest of her daughter , Mrs. Edwaril
v , Lewis In Kountzo Place. Mrs. Darmielile
will remain in Omaha for several months.
Miss Josephine Allen leaves thIs afternoon
for a visit to the Oaklawn Stock farm , near
Chicago , whmere she will attend time wedding
of her school friend , MIss Nellie Dunlmam.
Mrs. lii. L. Scovell of Shreveport , La. , who
has been visiting her sister , Mrs. P. 0.
Ilawea , left for hier homne last week , Ieavlmig
Mrs. Ilawes , who has decided to remain In
Omaha.
Mrs. Z. T. LIndsey , MIss Ethel Evans anti
Mr. Harry Limmdsey attended time wedding of
Mrs. Lindsey's imephmew , Mr. Henry Evans
Smmyder , to Miss JessIe Oldhmaimm In I'atts-
nmouth on W'ednesclay evemmIng.
Mrs. Spahlimig , sridow of the late Major
Spahillng of the Fourth cavalry , was hast
Week the guest of Mrs. J. F' . Barton , stop-
pimmg on her way eastward from Cahiforimia ,
and resumnimig Imer journey on Friday.
l''nN a res I a m'i'mINIa'e t.
Time Forest 11111 Whilst club will be entertained -
tortained by Mrs. George E. Barker cmi
Juno 8.
Mrs. Henry \V , Yates will entertain a
numnhor of young women in hionor of Miss
Anna Millard at 'a hi o'ciock ten on Monday.
llirl , Seltoom Nilu.s.
The Alumni hop wilt be givemi at Metro.
politami hail 0mm Monday.
The commencement exercises this year
will be held on Saturday , Julie 19 , at the
IiOyl theater ,
The baccalaureate sermnon svlhl be dcliv-
ored by 11ev. T. J. Mackay at All SaIuts
church on Juno 12 ,
Comminpmiy 2's new officers are : Misses
Lila. Towar , eaptalna Louise Tukey , flm'st
lieutenant ; , Phmoebe Smith , second iieutemiammt ,
Class Day exercises will ho held on
\Veduesulay \ , June 7 , at time Ilighi school , 'rhiey
will lie given iii the open air. _ Imistead of
time imsimal class ProIhmecy there are to be
tents nail gypsies to tell time future of the
various mmmemnhors of ( ho class ,
( ) M , % HA StIIIIlItitt ,
I ? . ' , . MD ii.
Miss Margaret Safford returmiemi imomno ( corn
her visit last Summilay evening.
Services wihi be held at ( lie Methodist
church this evenhumg at the usual hour.
Time quarterly conferemmee svlll hold its
PostPoned session next Thutmrsday evemmimig at
tIme chmurch ,
Miss Lottie Snmlthm caine up frommi i'hatts-
mouth last Saturulmmy ovemmimig anti is visltizmg
with friends In Lhensomm ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jammmes A , howard omiter-
tallied at tilmuumer a numimber of their friends
at their home last week ,
Laurltz Jorgeson has beemm put on the list
of mail carriers and George Such rec.Ived
an nppointmmment as guard at the expositIon
this sumnimmcr.
Last Wedmiesday was time birthday anal-
versary of Mrs. J , Nevlns , and tIme wommmen
of the hrvlmmgtomm society svemmt time day at
her homne , A vleasant time was hail and
lumich was served ,
Time schools decorated each window of time
different roonms with small flags lust Friday
a week ago to celebrate flag day and the
( lags svlll ho left there ,
Iih'Itations ss'ere rec.civeii In Bensomi for
time wetldhmmg of Claus Rohim amid AlIas Llmma
Lars , to occur last Saturday evenlumg at the
home of ( lie bride , who lives west of Benson.
Moimilay ovemmimmg the Ladies' AId society
will give ml supper and .eumtertainmneot at the
town hall , A good program is prepared of
music ammil recitatiomis wimleb will begimm at 8
o'clock , Supper from 6:30 : to 8 p. am ,
Miss Lilly Strigur was agreeably surprised
by a number of her girl friends cahlimmg on
her on Saturday , May 1 , It being imer birthday -
day , A iileasant afternoon was spent by
those lmreseum ( and hunch was served at 5
o'clock ,
Mrs. 0. Lawsen arrived in Benson last
Sunday morning . irons Colorado , where sb
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has hen for her health since last October
She is mmmcli lmrqed and is on Tier way
home While hth'd'the Is visiting her mils-
( or , Mrs. J. A. Morgan.
Miss Dena CnriL4 of Omaha was visiting
frIends hero Sat.mjmy nail Sunday.
Mrs. Wiley Klng and mica went to To-
kanmah b'aturahay-to visit relatives a few
tiny ,
The water wes company pmmt on a large
force of amen la1ng pipe Ia Omaha Momiday
morning. -
The Misses t'i'Mnkellnr of Fort Crook ,
eb. , were vlsitliTgd theIr varemmts ono day
Lids week.
Mrs. Luke Slnypsp anal daughter Ohio of
Crescent , In , , mire visiting Mrs. Simpson's
mother , Mrs. Voae-
Time Modern \Yoodmen of America gave a
supper on Thmnm'th y night In the lodge
rooms in tIme cl1ihiI.
A large Inrty btihme friends of Mrs. B. C.
Ilass surprised her at Imer imonmo Saturday
iilght , refreshmmncmmts beir.g served ,
Shmaime & Jackson are getting along slowly
vithi their excavation at the water workd
emu account of it being so soft , the water
rmmnnitmg all ( ho time.
Time Misses Foley of Omaha visIted with
Miss l'rmlenee 'I'racy last cck. They syore
on their way to Cnlhinin to ho iresent at
the graduating exercises.
TIme Ice cream scai given by the lady
niembers of the Christian church Tuesday
night was sveli attended , amid quite a sunm
was realized ,
Time school entertalimunomit given by tIme
imimimils of ( lie Public school last week was
good. Each grade lmas work ( lint will ho
limit omm exhibition at limo exposition.
Mr. J , N. Bowlesof , Deliver. Coin. , was viii-
itimmg with S. F. Sklnmmer , the ferrymnan , soy-
oral days this week aimil left Sunday for
Sloan , In. , where lie will visit relatives.
Time Arctic Ice company finished shippIng
time ice out of the ice house on time river
that it bought from Icierl & Fouke ,
Tuesday of this week. It lisa shipped
several cars from the house here at thu
reservoirs recently.
Framik Cox , wife amid daughter of Steator ,
Ill. , arrived Timursday. amid are visiting wIth
time fanmily of hugh Suttle. Mr. Cox is the
editor of time Streator Slftings , and' is hero
looking over the exposition groummds , In the
interest of hIs Paper.
. The novelty q flt moton up by Mrs. Roy.
nolds for ( he benetit of the Presbyterian
chimmrcim is nearly flntshed , and is very unique.
It is coniposed of blocks about twelve inches
square , ammd each block commtalrms one or more
advertlsemnents of Omaha firms.
Dr. S. F. Tracy was called in time country ,
late Friday night , to attend Mrs. M. C. Mar-
tinsen , who was seriously hitirt , Mr. anmi
Mrs. Mnrtlnsen were on their way iiomno
frommi town , when tlmey got stalled with their
wagon. Mr. Martinsemi unhitched hIs teammi
anti httchietl it to time hind end of the
wagon , to iiull time wagon back. Mrs. Mar-
( insen was guiding time wagon by holding time
tongue , wlmoii a sudden itmechi of time team
jerked the wagon , time tomigue striking Mrs.
Martiimscn , ImmJuriumg her seriously' internally.
1)iimiiiee ,
Mrs. 'tV. J , Fisher left with her chiiilremm
last Saturday for a two months' visit to imer
old borne iii Aiton , Ill. Mr. Fisher Is mmmnk-
lag a business trip to Salt Lake City , Utah ,
mmd other western 'polmmts.
A patriotic umeeting was held on Monday
evenimmg at the school house , whiemi time people -
plo of the village , old anti yoummg , caine to-
getlmer to speak and sing In vraIse of "old
glcry. ' . , ,
At tIme resldemmooef5Mrs. A. Ij. Stonecypimer
on Friday eveutmg , the immemnhers of tIme
Dundee Woman's club entertaimied their
husbands amid a fess 'immvlteil ' friends , on the
occasloim of thmefr nmtmmunl reception. Time
house was beautlftmiiy decorated lam spirea
anti other sprlng.flowers , amid aim attractive
musical ammd literpry program was furnlsimed.
One of the features of the evening was time
wrttlng of teiegranms supposedly ( roan time
seat of var , saul tcdegrammus being mnade up
from certain desIgnated letters of time alpha-
bet. This mmovelcontest was 'the cause of
mmmueh inerrinmemmt ammr resulted In a display
et original wIt apd wisdom.-
.trtlstle' tJ'rIlig Sliver.
Until June 15 , I xviii have displayed at
my store , 215 S. 1ttlm street , aa assortment
of Sterling SIlver tea cailmiles , crunmb trays
ammd scrapers , sUgars dredge , berry ( iushicS ,
spooim trays , gravy boat mmmmd tray , cake
baskets , bread trays , pmidillmmg , olive anti bomm
homi dushme , salad dIshes , conipotlers and tea
sets. Newest desigmms , heavy nail fimmohy fin-
Islcd , Would be pleasel to Imavo you inspect -
spect them. Henry Copley'ares of Gold
amid Silver. 215 South 16th street.
VETERAN FREE MASONS PLANS
Loeui Meiibers Arrminmc for the Ito-
uiiioii to lit" lieu ! in Ojimulin
OIL .Jmmmme l'i.
A meetlmig of time veteran Free Masons of
Omaha was called on Friday night for thu
purpose of arrammging ( or time cmmtcitammmnment
of the veteran Free Masomms of Nebraska omm
Jumme 14. On the morning of thic 14th time
Omaha veterans wIll meet time visutmmmg veterans -
erans and theIr wIves and daughters at Mn-
sonic temimpie and take timemma to tlmc exposition -
tion , Free ndrnusslomm will be afforded time
visitors anti lunch will be sumpllcal to thorn
on the exposItion grounds. It is expecteil
that about 200 strangers will be cmmtcrtiineii
durIng thmo day. At mmlglmt G. W. Lininger ,
nresldent of time Nebraska Veteran Free
Masons. wIll entertain mit his home , and a
addition to time veterans , nil omilcera of time
grand lodge , wimljh eommvemmes on June 16 ,
will be immvited by Mr. Lininger to attend
hIs reception.
'FiiiCmiliitilii. .
One of tIme features of ( lie big exposition
Mitiway Is concentrateii 1mm Chiquitn. the llv-
lag doll , a woman of mature years , no larger
thmmmm an infammt in its mnotlmer's arms. CimI.
( julta was born at 3latanzns , Cuba , December
14 , 18ti9 , amid is amow over 28 years of age.
11cr Imeight Is but. twemmty-six inches. She is
well educated anti reilmmed , She has been In
flits coummtry but a little over two years ,
auth in that tIme has been Idolized by many
people. 11cr fathmer was a wealthy iilammtor In
Cuba anti 1mm no way would ho coamsent to
his daughter leaving honmo until forced to
leave at ( lie commnemmcenmont of time revolim-
( ion.
Sue Is one of a family of six children , all
of whmommm but tier attaineti normal growth.
11cr little private brouglmam amid tiny imony
mmttractetl a curious crowil 0mm hmer arrival
huere , but Chiqulta could not be foummd. The
waitimig rooms anti carswere searchme ( ! hut
to no avail nnil even time lammuimorim or ncr
hmotei said , "Yes , I've sceum the nttemmilantn
and conmhmaniomus , but whore time deuce Is ( imat
little woman ? " Chmiquita was 1mm her apart-
nmemmts. She hail been conveyed there lie-
mmcath tIme folds of a cape over time iihioiil-
ders of her traveling compnnlomm. 11cr par-
hors on ( lie vest Mitlwny are likely to ho
thronged ihumrimmg ) mb emmtiru exposl'tnmm , where
rho will atmmg , dmncpm and entertain all tiny
hong. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Mr. Liiiii.er's ( iilii'ry.
Commmmomicing sttitt , Mommihmiy , (1. W' . Lin-
luger's art gahiem1mvhli ho opemm to tIme public
every 'lay imm tiid"kck durIng time exposi-
tori ! , hut vIsltors'iWlhI not be ailinited at
mmilmt , bi
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third tutthethpms cull other brood
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LECTURES ON JOURNALISM
Iilitnr tif 'the hlei.lnvite,1 iii 1)rhI'or )
n ( 'nurse itii t hi' $ uhJeet at
Cornell ,
Etiwarti Itosewater , editor of 'Fii Oimmaima
lIce , has accepted an Invitation to deliver
a course of lectures en joimrnauismn before
the students of Cornell university , Itlmat'm ,
N. V. , sonic timue during time miprliig at 1S99
Since his eiectioim to thm 'liresitieney of the
New York State university It hats been time
ainm of i'resident Jacob Gould Scbmmrrnaim
to secure lectures by lcndhimg nmeim 0mm the
work of their professions. Secretary )0an )
recently addressed thmo students omm 'Thm
Finammcm.'s of a Nation in 'i'immme of War , " nital
lioum. ilammnls Taylor delivered a mmteai Ie-
lure on his experiences 1mm Siuda. ( 'imarles
A. Dammmi was tlmo last lecturer on journal.
ism at the umiiversity.
TIme invitatiomi to deliver tIme lectures at
Cornell next year was rccenly ( received from
l'rcsutleimt Schurmami , anti is mis follows :
COitNlIh4t. IJNIVEIISIT'L' , 001cc of the
i'roaitlont-My Dear Mr. liosewater : I ammm
desirous of sectmrlmmg for our stiidemits In ( lie
acailemmmic ileprmrtnmemmt , mmmany of wlioimm are
looking forward to time imrofessiomm of Journmml-
lsrn , a course oh five or six lectum-es cmi that
subject , I do not think there is any idnce
In a university for a lirofessor of jotirnalimimmi ;
hut I tb think that aim able and consciemmtlomis
jourmmnluat , wimo has hiatt large experience ,
mmmighmt , In ( Ito course of a halt dozeim lee-
( tires , comivey iumformmmatiomm to students whilctm
would be of vx'cecilimmg great value to thmemmm ,
Aflti as I entertaimm tIme highest appreciation
of time chnramcter of The ( ) mnnlui
flee , I have very mmaturnhiy eumime
to time conclusion that if see coulil
secure the editor amid imrtmprictor of
( lint Pnier for such a course as I himive iii.
dicateal , the etfil 1mm view could be olmtaimmetl ,
Accordingly I extend to you aim urgent and
cordial iimvitatiomm to give such a commrse of
lectures before time stutlents mf Corimell Uni-
vcnsity during somne week of tIme apriimg term
of 1899 , at such date as mimay hereafter be
agreed mmlmon.
Strlki' Ain.iig 'Vu lEers ,
A lmnrtial drouth was in operatIon for
several hours at ( ho Schhifz hoot garden inst
night , owing to a strIke nmmmommg the waiters ,
A scale hind beemm pri'paretl by tIme Ommmaima
Waiters' uniomm , No , 23 , providIng for a cc-
imitmimerntton of 15 cents omm every dollar ccii-
lecteti over tlmo prevIous rate of 10 edits emma
a dollar , but this was hot looked upomm favorably -
ably by time nmammngcinemmt. At 9 o'clock all
the umiloa macmm employed lam the establish-
miment , numbering about fifteen , walked out
tmmmii time service of several hundred people
devolved for sommme time upomm three Immeim.
Oilier imolp was obtained later. however , mimid
( lie evening was commchmmtletl without immcidetmt.
Ii. B. LewIs , president of the smmmioim , states
that time strike was inaugurated to emiforce
what was considered reasonalmle commdiIons.
lie says that time undertaking of the waiters -
ers I emmilorsed by tIme Cemmtrmml Labor mmmiiomm
amid that ho will pusim it to a stmccessftmi
cmiii. 'rIme management on the other hmammd
believes that the imresemmt scale Is a fair ro-
mummoration , amid that waiters nrc easily ob-
taimmatile at hmroseimt prices. A conference is
being held between time enmployens amid time
comnmmmittce trout tIme smmmiomm amid it is sup-
lioseti flint amm nrrammgeancmmt will be menclmumi.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
11. Hardy vill be In Chicago until Times-
day on business.
Donald W. Riley left yesterday for time
PhmtlImpimie Islands.
Mrs. Martima A. Shmute of time Colorado cx-
position commimmilsslomi is at the Millard.
Mi-s. M , Ii. Cohlimms mmd child sweat to
Louisville , Ky. , yesterday to visIt fri 'imths.
Juilgo Munger retmmrmmetl yesterday ( rota
Fremnont and federal court resumed session.
F. B. Luper anti E. F. Tedloop arc stock-
maca from Peader , Nob. , stopping at the
Barker.
Officer Doncila of the United States secret
service meturumed from Sioux City yesterday
mmmrailmmg.
\v. 3. Eden , assistant superintendent of
tree delivery of mimails throughout the United
States , is ( ml tIme city.
Governor Tanner Passed through Onialma
yesterday In Nortliwestermi special car
No. 103 , boummd for the vest.
1-lou. David ii. Mercer returmmed to the
cit/ yesterday to be hrcsent at the emigres-
slommal noumminatimmg cnmmvemmtlomm.
A. T. Heggeln anti II. Id. Tillotsoam of
Cimlcago PassCti timrommgii Ommmalma this mmiorn-
Immg on a tandem hound for California.
Dr. S. WrIght Butler returned ( roan a
round of state High school commimencemiments ,
includIng Fremommt , hastings , Lexington
and Syracuse.
J , H , Brighammi of Washmimigton , B. C. , assistant -
sistant secretary of agriculture , Is 1mm Omamalma
anti will remain here until after the opemiimmg
of the exposition.
Vice I'resident Warren of the Missouri
Pacific , together whim hIs famiiy , arrived in
Omiiaiia fromm time south yesterday amid
went west on the Burhlmagtomm.
Vai fllatz , jr. , J. I'etensen , RIch Freud-
enberg and Otto Stracim , all of Mhlwaulcee ,
are In Omaha and will remain here to attend -
tend the opealng day exercises.
Nebraskans at hotels : J. L. Ilenmmolmm anti
wIfe. Biue Earth City ; II. I. 'Ward amid wife ,
Tecumnseli ; J. F. Tnyior , Lincoln ; \V. S.
linker , Gretna ; N. L. Livlngstoam , Elkhmormm ;
J. G. Spencer , Elm Creek ; W , S. Mattley ,
Ord.
Ord.R.
R. Iloesemirotim , Chicago ; IL M. Spearo ,
New York ; George tat. lInker. Grammd Islammal ;
I. L. Fiske , Beatrice ; If. P. StItim , Chicago ;
F' . 11. Edmommds , lemmver ; 'V. ' . J. Knlus , Liii-
eoiim , antI F , L. iIodlnson , Chicago , are tray-
eltmmg mmmemm spending Sumitlay attimo Barker.
Nebraskans at hoteis-L. B. Conman , Fcc-
mont ; T. V. Goidemm , O'Neill ; 11. G. ) iar-
quis , Arhungtomm , N. P. Howell , Imidiammola ;
A. Ii. Wnterhmouse , II. J. WlmItmore. F. M ,
lhnul , Lincoln ; Jamnes Ilnssett , I'npllliomi ; J.
13. I1osehl , Blair ; V. ' . H. Ithodes. N. N. Wagner -
nor , Hehromm ; N. J. I'aul , St. Paul ; W. S.
McLucas , Fairbimry : 0. 1' , Cuffey , Sheltomm ;
Robert Grmmlmnmmm , Ahliammce : F , 0. I'aolger ,
Emnerson ; A. N. Mclvlmm , Sterling.
BEROLZH ElM FR ,
MftUNERY
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LalioH' ( rrl.ililiilea Wnliito
I-IttB. : La(1iCS' New \Vliito
Sailors , OIi'i1dren'i lJati4.
203 South 15th StreeL
tiiis. R. II. DAVS
Monday 811(1 'J.t1eF(1lLy WO
will iell all our Swell Pat-
trI1 11i1113 tliflt liFO pi'icecl
$85 , $25 811(1 $15 at oiio
price$10.00
Reinelubel' , 1aliOH , this
ia1e will be over 'I'ueday
itiglit. We c1oo MOhlday
at iooii ,
1511 Douglas.
Scofield '
. \v ill be : reI.-c13T 1olIlay1o1'o1Loofl
. . , ' ' ' fl'Olil S to U . in , vithi iL
ILild r1m1lE.l\ \VedlillIy \ ( ( , 15hthlI'(1hLy $ ( p.
( 'Olfl i)11l ) Ci st.ot'k 0 ! . elsollll)1u : ; ) giti'iiient at _ 'ei'y reasonable
1)l'k'C.
. Lndies' Suits-Linen , 111(1110 lihIl voo1 ,
Scinpatc , Ski rts .ti1 ttssortca lot Mulmair , Snt'go , etc , ft. .IDS-L1iiom *
k1t'ts 9mm to t,3 .OO-Plquo skirts $2.O to
Shirt Vaists Lmmi'gemit. nssOm'tlflOflt Iti eLty. '
I k aists Pottlenats , di'nssLmig sadcm , mvi'mImput'm , veilitiga , tlis , bo1t , etc.
Tailor 11ade Suits Omir uipoc1mtlty-lO.OO nlitl better ,
.SCOflELD
J c1llIw&sIJITcoI
1510 Douglas Street. .
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AUCTION SALE
JAPANESE ART GOODS
:121 Soiftli Ith St. , Betiveetm l'itm'iiitiit ziii.t 1lnriiei' ,
Sale commmmmmemmces ? alommtiny , May 30tim , 10 ii , mu. , 2:30 : p. am ,
timid 7i0 : p. mn.-nmmd daily until time entIre stock is disposed
of ,
. This Is time moat niagmmiflcemmt amid interestimmg - coiledtiomm -
ever offered tom' sale at publIc auctinim , conmimrlsimmg Immmlmorted
olil Satsuns Clolssoimes , rare bremizes , Ivory carvings , fammcy
chmunawmmre , bammmboo screeims , elcgammt emimbroitlery goods , aim-
tlqtio tioam. armors nimil mummy other curIos too miuimierouim to mmmcii- S ' _ % _ ,
You are ctmrdiimhly Inviteti to attenmi ( lmls sale. Seats reserved -
served for lathes.
F , KASO"V , importer.
Sale coimiiucteih by J. ii. Maxcy & Co. , Ammctioimeers.
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16th dad Farnam St.
Hqs jusi iccei' ed the finest J
.S'elCCtlOhl of io1id silverware
. ware.toilet arlicks-silver
L -cut-g1ass-Louw1sa. ware- -
ilovelties-Goki watches-fancy iiis-Lorgiiettes-
4 waist sets- fancy beltspurses - Opera
glasses-umbrellas r- 44 iii all colors-lialnoiid rilIgs- i
pills tiid studsever bi'ouglit to Omaha-these goods
are all 11C\V and l-to-(1tte ; , suitajle for j
[ ,4 , WEDDING AND GRADUATING PRESENTS. 1
IA Call oji. iTs before purchasing-no trouble to show
i goods. \\Te are headquarters for sou'eiiir spooiis.
A. MANDftBR6 ,
Mrs1. J12
Benson , i ?
V. M. C. A. BUILDING.
Kid
Gloves
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GRADUATJ3S
Two clash ) \Vlmlte ICici Giovos , $1 timid $1.50 ; limmdI'esHeilVliito Maims-
quatmmli'o-S , iii and ( ) buttomi fi'ormm $1 to I3,75.To have time best
sti'eat glovi's timat nm'u miimmdo foi' time mnonoy-'l ' , $ . . timid $1.75.
tiutmidsommic Silk Gloves , col'mm'od ci' lmlmtok , SOc Imi.
Cl I 1 LlRIm 'S Ii 1'l'S AN I ) C4t I'S-sti'mtsv cm'owmis , vItIm F't'llloal
? ihtmil i'immms , tm'imnmc'd vlth lace , 58o imp.
A. lull 11mm of fancy 'I'am O'Sliantci's , also btNiipleollsit 1mm cloth and
lumen , 25c imp ,
Ion't fom'get ( lint we cmmt'i'y thin lmmm'gest un1 imandsommiest line of
siiiier wisi's cvet' bi'ougimt to Oiimuimu.
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Wash Your Faces
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, Made on pzirposeJ'or
Flue Fabrics a:1 : Fine S/ths : ,
: J A PURI3 , Wt11TE , ELOATING SOAP.
Made by The CU1)AIIV SOAP WORI < S. , Ornalma , U , S. A ,