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: octety ( iontOntR Itself with LtUo Thhgn
; and a Good Time.
BREAKFAST BEFORE 11W WEDDING
flrIIt ntit , tie.niitiIini'n I to thp I'roi-
&cet Ii I' VIircIeri.Iyij.tIttI -
ohI1 l'III tig I lilt t .VII I ) -
.
lid ) 1'Iiis S'eek ,
Tim expottIon Iin again aborbe1 much
ttentton of nclcty's foIIowor that hut ItttIc
time ha been left for the functIons ca1e
'vc1i ' In polite cfrcles. TIlO great number
lr v1sItnr , notably among the young fo1k
have been principafly entertained along the
tIIcay ( flflt other iarts of the exposition ,
5'O that It Iiri not becli necessary to crette
lioma cntertninmont for their enjoyment.
The breakfast or yestenlay noon given by
1rs.'iIkIiis In honor of Miss CAly was
the premier oety event ot the week as
weii as the inoL brilliant ot the entcrtnin
! ncnts concomitant with the WheeierCaiy
niptiain , which viiI be solemnized on Tnes
( lay evening. the lircakfast brought out the
. largest number of society women who have
I'en ) together sInce the Flower parade , by
: \ViIiCh everything Is now dated. The picnic
at ililicroft , given by the MIsseS Peek ycs
lcriiny , vna the means of bringing together
. n numir of the younger coterie anii th'
coiicglnnn who ore at home hai an opor-
turilty tu tell their girl Iricnths of tue (100(15
. of volor they had porformel arni describe
the vittorics of their college crews and
teams during the last year.
turing ) tue coming week tli lite o local
rocicty vIii be quickened by the wedding of
itlsa Caly to Mr. Wheeler , which ceremony
is 1ound to ho a ilrettY event. Out of town
gueats for th wedding are already on
hnnil and they Include the fair .daughter
of the next governor , who will act as one
of the bridesmaids. The report that Omaha
s to lose the popuinr brkln and groom after
the wedding , cirVuiatel at the smaller functions -
tions i st. week , is not correct. Mr. and
Mra. Wheeler viii take a month's trip and
\.iii then returii to Omaha to live until
Dccembcr , when they will remove to Wash-
lngton.
There are a few iicnlc parties announced
for this week and on Monday evening Miss
Amy Iharkcr v1ii entertain informally for a
fe\v friends who arc visiting here. Ixposi-
tioli parties will continue to ho popular
and duocing partic wiil be rather noted
, Zor their absence from the social calendar.
Iii II&ior 4) * MiMM ( 'ii.l.
The most notable society event of the
lant 'eek % ai4 the large aiitl interesting pro.
nuptial breakfast yesterday , when Mrs.
, ] thrry F. Vliklns entertained in honor of
Miss hattie Cady. It brought the festivities ,
of the week to a fine climax. The .lecora-
'tions were nil in pink and white. Roses of
: these colors 'ero plncci about the pallors
nod dining room in rich protusloo. Misses
' flora Webster afll i.Iit ( Alexander , Mrs.
] ) aniolVheclcr , Jr. , of this city and Miss
Mottle Iiayvard of Nebraska Olty served In
. 'the timing room. nnd the Misses Louise
, Sililtres , ' flcslo Towle , Grace Allen no.1
; linen Cody as'slstcd In receiving through
the parlors. About 125 guests vcre pros-
cnt.
, , ' ' ( l'MtM.
( I iit-f-'I'o ii % (
Mi' . harry ICceno of 'I'cxas is tile guest of
Mien 1ilick ,
Mrs. Frank Waters of Cedar 1tiiildS , Ia. ,
is in the city.
, Mtss 1)101(800 01 Chicago is the guest of
Miss McSbane.
Miss Grace flichar.lson . is the guest of her
: ; Ister , Mi : ; . KCm. !
Miss Olive hllackinan at Fremont Is the
gIst otMiss Moore.
Miss Elizabeth Cornisil or bit. J'aui is 1(10 (
guest of Miss Urn Kelly.
Mrs. Ird Metz , Jr. , Is entertaining 1110
Nisaca Miller if St. Louis.
Miss feiiers of Chicago is visiting the
MisErs Peck at Fort Calhoun.
Miss Tcnlpany of Fort Robinson , Nob. , is
the guest of Mrs. A. U. llunt.
Mr. holler lies been entertaining his aunt ,
Miss Ilepzei , of Davenport , ha.
Mien tiara \\'iIIey of Davenport , In. , Is
the guest of Miss Louise niyth.
Mrc. fl V. Lewis , the guest of Mrs. II.
LalIy , returned lionie last wack.
Miss Laura G. Ablett of Allegheny. Pa. ,
Is tile guest of Miss Laura aum.
Mrs. Albert Cahn is entertaining her sis-
( or , Miss Peck. from Oswego , N. Y.
MrB. Joblison of St. 30501)1) ) , Mo. . Is visit-
lug her sister , Mrs. Henry \V. Yates.
Mr. 0(1(1 ( ( Mrs. A. A. Davis of Nagasaki ,
Japan , are guests of Mrs. E. 0. Cochran.
Miss G'CIIlOitfle Miles of Duluth , Mba , ,
Is visiting Mr. antI . \lrs. John Laughianti.
Mrs. Mae II. McNlel is in the city visiting
or a few .Iays with Mrs. Ciara C , Titurston.
Last oak Mr. an.l . Mrs. Reinhiaddc'n of St.
Jo.8CplI were guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mets. ' ,
Mr. J. McK. Forrl.lay of ColorIdo Springs ,
CoIo. . enjoyed a visit to the exposition 1at
weok.
, Mrs. Ituhel and children of Chicago are
visiting Mrs. Rubol's parents , Mr. and Mrs.
Poi ack.
Mrs. Cliarlca F. Bale ot Dexter , Mich. , is
in Omaha visiting 11cr brother , II. F.
Shearer.
Messrs. George lionnoli 1)0(1 Charles Young
of Chicago are the guests of Mr. W' , F.
Johnson.
Mrs. Iharber nod daughterLaura at Woter-
town , \'is. , are guests of Mrs. Jolii1 It.
Buchanan.
Miss Blanche Peters of Mount Vlcasaot ,
In. , Is spcilding 50)120 ) tiiu ltli Mrs. W' . it.
Saunilerl. .
. Mrs. Charlotte A.lainn of JanlestOwn , , N.
' , , Is the guest of her alsiel' , Mt'ii. Charles C.
hlosc'wntcr.
.
Miss Law , who has been tile guest of Miss
'vcbstcr. has returned to her 1)0(1(0 ) ( ( at Mc-
Henry , Iii.
Mrs. 1. V. 511(1111 ( of Burlington , In. , is
apontiing SO&IIe & time ' itli Mi's , J. 0. FOster
atiti famiiy.
Miss Julia BurlIlnaster of Altozi , Ill. . iii
spend the CoWilig 'cek ith Mr. V.Vaitei
511(1 family.
Miss ItlitViiCX of Chicago. formerly of
Onlalla , is the guest of Mimi Rose Hansen
of this ( 'it , ' .
Mrs. John J. Sniylli and daughter helen
of Mount Vernon , Ill. , wrrc. exposition visit-
ers last vcek.
.
Miss Franklin of Cincinnati rili spend
501110 time With her brother. Thabbi Leo M.
FtalflkiiIl. here.
On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
I ) . Meiceu of Kentucky , who spent a tow
f days with Mr. 8(1(1 ( Mrs. S. A. Mc\\'horter
.e- - - _ - - _
His lloyd is the hhI.et grsde hating powder
ks.osn. Actual tests show it go un.
third further ti.on ny other trssd. ,
oviJi
. AK
Ab5oIIitCIy Pure
' ; 1vAL SIkIMS PONR CO. , hEw ( R ) .
'
I.us
ln.t week , left for Denver and other west-
em points.
Mrs. H Willard and two daughters of
Orand Islan& Neb. . are stopping with Mts'
John Frederick.
Miss Loin Largey of Montana rettithed 10
Omaha yesterday , and Is th gtiet Of Mrs.
J. I ) . Crelghton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. hirady and datighter
of Cedar Itapids , Is. , arc guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John S. Brady.
Mrs. U. A. Vnlters and daughter Helen of
fotrnit ) are the guests of Mrs. V. L. heard ,
2211Vbster street.
Miss Edith Tindell of Itanathal , Mo. , or-
rived hero on Thurslay to be the gtest of
Miss Georgia Icrug.
Rev. Ceii Parker Wooliey of Chicago is
the ghost of Mrs. Draper Smith , pttsideut
of the \Voman's club.
Miss Alice flosowater of CieveI'nC. ' has re'
turned home after a month's visit with her
cousin , Miss Blanche Rosowater.
Mesdames J. 11 and George Massengale
of St. Louis 'iil be guests of Mrs. John
Kr.ox tluring the coming week.
Dr. Victor hi. COftflafl ( left on Thursday
evening to Join his son \Vin , in Wyoming ,
and will be absent about a week ,
Mrs. J. F. Manchester and Miss Mabel
Hobart of Minneapolis are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. John It. Manchester.
Miss Todd of Indianapolis , who has iOCfl
visiting her brother here for a fdw weeks ,
left for St. Louis yesterday aftern0ofl
, Miss Nell Sacktt left for her home In
Chicago on Friday , While in the city she
was the guest of Mrs. W. S Poppleton.
Miss Margaret Zuinecker , otter a delight-
fitI visit with the Misses Smith , has ro-
turne.t . to her home in Columbus , eb.
Mr. J. D. M , hamilton and family of
Topeka , and Mrs. Mix and daughter of CIII-
cngo will spentl Sunday with M. halo.
Miss Minne. hansen of Sioux City , Ta. , is
visiting in the city at tIle home of Mr. F.
A. Moore , 903 South Thirty-first street ,
Mr. J. F. hiarris of Chicago spent tt few
( hays inst week taking ic the e.'tpositiO ( and
calling on 50(110 ( prominent young women.
Mrs. and Mrs. l. C. Snyder \Vflshing- -
ton are renewing old friendsilips In the city.
'rlioy are staying tit 1701 'apttcl avenue.
Mrs. I'ast wius of Colorado Springs , Cob. ,
is entertaining her parents at 3620 Farnaln
street during their visit to the exposition.
Mrs. L. E. flock , who luts beco Ibo guest
of her sister , Mrs. J. S. Horn , at 307 $ Mason
street , has returned to her home in Clii-
cago.
cago.Miss Hattie Oorham of Sioux City Is vhs-
iting her sister , Mrs. E. L. Huntley , 2833
Iavenport stret , and attending the oxposi-
tion.
tion.Mr.
Mr. ant Mrs. John II. Oilman of Ottawa ,
Ill. , are spending a week with their sister ,
Mrs. A , A. honey , anit viewing thct exposi-
then.
then.Mrs.
Mrs. Mary A. Johnson has left for her
home in Illinois after a four wees' visit
with her son , Mr. J. A. Johnson of this
city.
city.Mr.
Mr. Walter L. Righter and his sister , Miss
Righter , are doing the exposition with their
relatives , Mr. W. II. Wood nd Miss L.
Wood.
Mrs. fininia itcedor and daughter Nellie
of Tipton , In. , wore in the city two weeks
visiting reIttves and taking in the oxpo-
sition.
itev. and Mrs. L. R. Eastman of Farming-
ham. Mass. . arrived ycstcrday morning an !
arc the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sanmel
Burns. .
Miss I'earl alid Floy caboy of Farnam ,
Nob. , and Miss Mabbo Icioth of Lincoln , % re
the guests of Mrs. A. Garrow at 3719 Marcy
street.
Mrs. E. I. Bradley of Auburn , N. Y. , who
has been visiting her son , Mr. IL S. Bradley ,
for the Inst three months , returned borne
inst week.
Mr. T. M. Righter is visiting his sister ,
.Mrs. A. P. Wood , and taking in the exposi-
then in company with his svlfe , son and
'daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alexander and son
of Stockton. Kan. , en route to Boston , were
in the city a few days last week , guests of
Mr. J. S. horn.
Mr. It. Smith , formerly of Fremont , now
connected with a musical institute at Chat-
lanooga , Tcnn. , is the guest of Mr. Daniel
Wheeler , jr.
The Miasos noble and Iay Oberfebber of
Chicago after' a delightful visit with their
sister , Mrs. Leo M. Franklin , rcturned home
Oil Saturday.
Miss Kathryn V. Kehoo of Chicago and
Miss Marguerite Ilolloran of Louisville are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fries at Call-
foi'nia Street.
Rabbi and Mrs. Itypons and son of Evans-
yule. md. , who have been visiting Rabbi
and Mrs. Leo M. Franklin , loft on Tuesday
for Cincinnati.
Miss Carrie \Vonds Bush of Chicago , critic
On the MusIcal Critic and the Concert Goer ,
is visiting her relative , Mrs. J. W. Taylor ,
1815 Locust strot.
Miss Clara ( isantner and Mr. George For-
gusen , from East Orange , N. J. , came In
from the east an Tuesday morning , and are
the guests of Mm. Anna Kuhn.
Miss Minnie McMallon of Cincinnati , Miss
Mae Rigney of Chhlllcothe , 0. , and Miss
Nellie Rigney of St. Joseph , Mo. , are the
guests of the Misses Ellen and Katherine
Smith.
Mrs. George Caven has arrived from Chicago -
cage and will remain several weekB as the
guest of her parents. Commissioner and Mrs.
Fields , at the Minnesota building , on the
exposition grounds.
Mr. A. B. Morse and daughter of Granite
Falls , Minn. , and the hisses Morse of Nevada -
vada , Ta. , left for home on Saturday , after
a visit with their relatives , Mr. and Mrs.
Fries of California street.
Yesterday Messrs. Charles Corwith , James
Walker and Edward Pike , prominent young
sochJty 111011 of Chicago , arrived in the city ,
our ! wiii he the guests of Mr. Edward Dick-
insofl during the coming week.
Mr. and Mrs. 13. F. Thomas , sr. , of Ma-
quake , In. , father and mother of B. F.
Thomas of this city , nrc visiting the latter.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Thomas of Cedar Rap-
Ida are also visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa.
The family .f Captain Mercer , consisting
of Mrs. Mercer and daughter , have arrived
and vIll spead the remainder of the summer
Oil tile exposition grounds. Mrs. Mercer and
her daughter have been in the oaat since last
spring.
Mr. I. , Cooke and daughter , Miss V. L.
Cooke of New York , stopped in town two
days last week. Miss Cooke iB quite .Ie.
lighted with the ivost , this being her fIrst
trip , although she has traveled eli over
Europe an.1 . the eastern states.
Miss Jessie Brandriff of Missouri Va1ia
bob returned from a year'a attendance at
tile conservatory of music , Cieveland , 0.
With her mother , Mrs. hi. B. llrandriff , she
is now the guest of the Misses Ciarendon ,
Park avenue and Dorcas street ,
Judge and Mrs. hi , 11. Koch and son from
Potts'iiie , I'a. , have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Alien Koch the last three weeks.
Ten days were devoted to the exposition ,
and they expressed themselves its highly
ilCilsed with $110 $ magnilicenco aod beauty of
the grounds and buildings ,
Euiti'rli.ii..e.ts of ( I.e " , % 'cek.
On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. W' , A.
Challis were at 110010 to their friends.
Complimentary to Master George hloagland
Summers Mrs. George hionglanit entertained
about fifty of his friends 011 Saturday a1e.
iloon.
Messrs. Fred Lake and Asa Shiverick gave
a tallyho party en Mor.dny night. Supper
was served at the home of Mrs. llunt at
I"lornco. ?
Miss Faith hiagans of Chicago , who has
been visiting in Omaha anti Council Bluffs
for some titne , left on Saturday for Lake
Okohoji , In ,
One of tlio diversions of the week was tile
watermelon supper givers by Miss Jeanie
Iirmvu oil Tuesday Ilight , About twcaty
jycre Present.
Miss Rihieks , in honor of Mr. harry Keene
of Texas , entertained a party of friends at
Lake Manawa on Thursday oyening , About
thirty were present.
Mrs. A. \'ieriing , in honor of her son
htnynlonhi's birthday anniversary entertained
a number of friends on Tuesday evening. A
buffet luncheon was served.
A very enjoyable party was held at Iho
home of Mr. harry FIsher , 2512 Chicago
street , 108t Monday night by the K. 0. B. (1 ,
club. After a business meeting by the club
the evening was given over to having a
( )4 "
go.M time , in which everybody joined. ftc-
freshments wcre served at a late hour ,
About , fIfty wore present.
A niot delightful entertainment tendered
Mts. Johnson of St. Joseph , Mo. , was the
informal party given by Mrs. Rdgar M.
Mbrscman , on Thursday evenihg.
Mr and Mrs.V , S. Reed of O4 Davenport
street gave a dinner on 'rusday evening
complimentary to Mi- . and Mrs. I" . ft. Gosney ,
who have lately settled in the city.
The Misses iCing of 41&S Cass street pleasantly -
antly entertained a number of friends at a
musieni last Friday evening in honor of
their cousin , Miss Esther flriggs. At the
concitision of the program .bnnebng was enjoyed -
joyed ,
On Monday evening a surprise party was
tendered Mr. Cassius Crawford at his home
on South Tenth street. The grounds were
tastefully and brilliantly iiiuminated with
Oriental lamps. The large ( billing room
decorated in cut flowers ,
lit honor of the Misses OcorgO , who ate
visiting their hrotticrs hero , Mrs Martha
Field Ileth gave a lUncheon to a small
number of friends on Thursday at noon. A
proftision of sweet peas and a fine display
of lilies constituted the floral decorations.
On Friday evening a dance was given at
the NOVt' York State buildifli on tlrt' exposition -
position grounds. Major Wheeler made an
admirable host. The major contemplates
giving a series of dances ( luring tile exposition -
tion , and will be glad to have the young
folk hold any of their festivities at. his
building.
Master Al Dickinson is entertaining four
oflllsyoting friends on a railway anti camping -
ing excursion in his father's Private car.
They left for the vest last Monday , 1)11(1
will spent the next month in Idaho and \'y-
oming , Those compesing the party are :
Frank Potter , Cliff Sadler , Frank itniglit
and Lawrence Brinker ,
Mr. 14. II. iCorty's lionic has been the scene
of several delightful Parties during the last
week , Miss Louise ICorty is entertaining
the Misses Rheam of Minneapolis , Stevens
of Des Moines and hiachlel linli 0 ! KansaS
City. Dances , hayrnek rides and exposition
parties have pleasantly occupied the attention -
tion of the visitors , On Wednesday evening
Miss Korty served a porch supper.
On Monday night the younger clique of
local society met at Major Towar's home
nod formed a Weekly Excursion club , Tue
momhersliip consists of twenty young men
arId s'omen. Last night they all went to
Lake Manawa. This w'eelc they will intitligo
in a steamboat excursion up the river. The
club Is composed of sailing enthusiasts.
One of the most pleasant dancing parties
of the season was that held at the clubhouse -
house of hlanscoiti park on Wednesday
evening. It was given by Mrs. Willis at.
Todd in honor of Miss Todd of Indianapolis
and Miss Bnldwln of l3aldwinsviile , N. Y. ,
who have been visiting hero for a few
week . Dancing on the upper balcony of
tIre cottage was enjoyed by a score of young
men and womeo. Dainty refreshments were
served on the wCat balcony by Mesdatnea
Todd and Van Dusen ,
alOS'elllClttM of Society F,1lc.
airs. It. W. Talmaga is visiting ha Batavia ,
N. 'r' .
Mr. A. S. Stees has returned from Now
York.
.
alias Bessie Lyons is visiting relatives in
Denver.
Miss Fannie Purvis has returned from Ba-
Chno , Wie. *
' Miss Adelaide I3arron is visiting friendo
in Denver.
aliss F'rances Buchholz is visiting friends
in Chicago.
,
' Dr. F , J. Wearne left n Monday for Dome
Lake , Wyo.
Mrs. L. S. Mccarthy Is visiting relatives
in Sait Lake City.
Mr. George Paizner left \\'cdnesday for
Dome Lake , Wyo.
Dr. Whinnery Is spending his vacation in
Idaho and Wyoming.
Mr. J. M. Iaughlery and Miss Croighton
left for Denver last week ,
Mrs. L. A. Garner nod Mrs. Wesley Baker
are visiting friends in lawn.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. iCarr and daughter
have returned from Washington , 0. C.
air. and aIrs. Charles Greene left on
Thursday for an extended eastern trip.
Mrs. Dr. I't. Gilmore has gone to spend
the summer at Lake Minnetooka , Minn.
Miss Georgia Krug has recently returned
from a visit among friends in Missouri.
alias helen Ilendrie is spending a few
weeks with aliss Nellie Evans at Columbus.
Neb.
airs. C. E. Smith , son and daughter , from
Colorado Springs , Cob. , are exposition vial-
tora.
tora.Miss
Miss Lydia Tukoy has returned from a
month's visit with Miss Mae Burr at Lin-
coin.
aleasra. Samuel Burns , Jr. , and Mosher
Colpetzer are enjoying a vacation in Cob.
rado.
Mrs. S. D. iharkalow will spend three
weeks at Green's Lake , Wis. She loft
Thursday.
Mrs.V. . M. Burgess loft \Vednesthry
for Hot Springs , S. D. She will return the
first of the week ,
Mr. anti airs. Julius Kerrler left last
Wednesday for a month's outing in Wyom-
log and Colorado.
air. and Mrs. Arthur Squier spent last
week at Waterloo , In. They vili return
home the first of the week.
Mr. anti Mrs. Jacob Klein have returned
from their wedding trip. They are at home
to their friends at the Merriam.
Mrs. Elijah Conklin and tlaughter Graci3
left Tuestlay evening for an extended trip
through Pennsylvania nod New York ,
Mesdames George Becker and Soi Degen
on Tuesday loft ( or Denver , Cob. They
worn joined on Tuesday by their busbantla ,
air , Geraid Drew' left Friday afternoon for
South Bend , where he will enjoy a week's
outing , and meet a pnrty from t'lattsmotulr.
air. Fred A. Nash , alias Nash and her
guests , tile Misses Creeden of Boston , will
return from the sveet in their private car on
Montiny.
airs. T. W , MeCtilbough anti her guest ,
Miss Pine Of Galeshurg , Ill. , loft last night
for a visit at Denver and Colorado mountain
resorts.
air. Alien Koch anti family , accompanied
by Ills brother , Judge and Mrs. Koch and
son , spent a delightful week at Minneapolis
anti St. Paul ,
Mrs. Franc Luso Aibrlght of Albuquerque ,
N , at. , representing Now Mexico's exhibit
at the exposition , has been a guest at the
Madison the last week.
airs. Susauna Walker , formerly a teacher
of isoguago at the Omaha high school , baa
aCccptotl a similar position in one of the
high echools of New \'ork city.
Mr. and airs , II.hattties and Mr. sod airs.
John T. Burke 00(1 800 Charles , returned
on Suntlay from Onawn , where they silent
ten days In fishing in llitie bake.
31r. and airs , Charles E. Fortl and cliii-
dren , Hazel and Eugene , will leave on Tuos.
day for an extendeti trip to ( lie north , aild
ivihl then take a trip around the Great
Lakes ,
Mr. Robert B. W'hlcox of the Omaha
Guards , son of Major It. B , Wiicox , retllrned
home from Chiclcamauga Park last evening.
lie will spend a thirty days' furlough with
Iris family hero.
airs , S. A. McWhiorter , accompanied by
her sons , hugh Gardner anti Ionaitl , heft
yesterday for a ten days' visit with airs.
Mc\'horter'a sister , airs. James llevana , at
Decatur , Ill.
air , and airs. Frank 11. Thomas , airs.
Fretierick 0. Lamb and Miss Emily Wood
of this city , accompanied by airs. Davis of
Grand Island anti airs. W. A. Butiiong of
Cpmdcn , N. J. , have gone to Bed Cliff. Cob , ,
for a summer outing.
't..1ihitgs of tIO Vc'k.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Roberts of tills
city aflllOUflCO the marriage of their
daughter alias Sophie A. Itoberis to hr. Albert -
bert V. Lavelli of New York City. The
marriage took uilaco on Tuesday , August 2 ,
The marriage of alias Katherina Zest of
Ilancroft , Nob. , to Mr. (1. L Rebilailsen of
Omaha was solemnized by Father Englisil
at St. Peter's church on Monday. air.- and
airs , Itcbliauran are at uorne at 1531 North
Eighteenth street.
'Fho niarriago of Frank It. Gosue > ' of
South Omaha anti Miss B , Mao Chandler of
Dexter , Ia. , was solelnIlIzed at high noon on
Bunday at the residence of Rev. Matthew B.
Lowrle , 2413 Capitol avenue , this city , After I
the ceremony the bridal party adjourned to
the residence of .1 fl Talmagc' . 2O ? St.
ata'a avcnrte , for the wedding breakfast.
The rooms of the tesidenco were garlanded
with bridal wreath , In addition the lireak.
fast table being tastily decorated vh pink
and 'bita roses , encircling a centerpiece of
a -basket of white roses sustaining it floral
bell. Breakfast was served in four courses.
wIth covers laid for ten , The brine and
the groom enjoy a popular ncqtiaintanco in
their respective homes.
'I'LllIlSiI itt'l iS.ti.l ,
.AlI Unusual SbniIig , flI dire Oralloril
& VilIirltta Ciitiit' * ( 'OlIIiflt1) ,
The success of our oriental rug sale tile
last week will keep air , I'ushmnn with us
until next Saturday. Another shipment was
received yesterday. representing all that is
clioico in these goods and this should reebva
the attention of the Turkish rug bliycrs , It
is weil worth anyone's time to ioo.c over
this rare exhibit of directly imported Turk-
tab rugs.
( )3IASIA ) SIJBIJII1IS.
Zi'IuretIce ,
Mary Gunderson went to Calhoun Friday
to visit friends a few days.
airs. Freeman spent Wednesday and
Thursday wIth friends in Omaha.
'Miss ' Eunice and Prudence Tracy were
business visitors in Omaha Wednesday.
B. M. Gardner of Michigan is here visiting
with his niece , airs , Frank Reynolds.
Mica Anna fidivards of Chiilieothc , Mo. ,
is visiting airs. j. W , Tuttle for three or
four weeks ,
alias alattie Tucker returned Thursday
from a. month's visit with friends at Laurel
and Blair , Neb ,
Mrs. II. Pttetoon of Crescent , Ia , , was via-
iting her sister , airs. George Stnlon , Sntur-
day anti Sunday.
WaIler Carpenter of Itiverton , Nob. , was
hero Thursday visiting friends and attendIng -
Ing the exposition ,
aliss Edna t'ct rsan returned from Pen-
der Monday , where silo has becil visiting for
the last two weeks.
aliss Mabel Tucker , alias Whitiock antI
Wiiianr Fielding apent Tuesday evening via-
iting friends in the country.
airs , J. D. Raft of Kansas City Is here
visiting her mother , airs , auilier , and will
remain a couple of weeks.
IV. It. Learn , a former resdiellt of this
city , now a constable in Omnha. was in
town Thursday visiting friends.
airs. W. at. Beebe of Now York City is
here visiting her sister. Mrs. Frank Roy-
nohis , and viii attend the exposition while
here.
alias Mrrttbe Tinney of Newark , N. J. , arrived -
rived Saturday and vili spend the rest of the
summer with 11Cr allot , Mrs. Captain Frank
Reynolds.
Mrs. Murphy and her brother , L. Icierlo
of Chicago , are hero visiting their brother ,
Charles Kicria. lloth will attend the expo-
rItion whiho here.
auss Lizzie Kruger of Omaha was hero
Thursday aliti Friday visiting the Misses
Ifall , who are visiting with their grandmother -
mother , airs. Il. W , Cowan.
The social given by the Presbyterian
church Thursday evening was wehi attended ,
the proceeds goIng to pay for 1110 paint that
put on inside tile church , 0. A. Corvies
and Mr. Victors donating their work.
hSeitson.
Mrs. Frank Lind is slowly convalescing
from a severe illness.
Mr. and airs. Babes and her family moved
to Omaha last Monday.
Miss Lea Dodson spent inst week In Omaha
as the guest of Miss Anna Potter.
airs. Stroud or Omaha spent a few days
of last week with Mrs. John Woods.
airs , Frel A. Bailey Is again able to get
around after a severe illness of a few days ,
ansa 4da Stiger returned last Monday
from her visit witil friends In Plattsmouth.
Mrs. Meflihl. the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
J , A. Morgan while visiting the exposition ,
IIote Chngc
ill time
of 'Burlington Route trains , effective
August 14.
No. 1 leaves Omaha at 11O : p. m. ,
arriving Denver at 2:50 : p. in. next day.
No. 6 leaves Omaha rt 2:15 : a. m. ,
arriving Chicago at 4:25 : p. m. same
day.
day.All other Denver. Chicago , St. Louis
and Kansas City trains are unchanged.
See time table column on another
page.
TieIet OfficeNew' DCjOt-
1502 Farnam. I 10th and Mason.
Lades'
ahhigSCOFIELD'S
Sails
Just receiveti a line of ladfcs' Black
Mohair Bathing Suits , braided iii white , 4.
Ladies' Talinrod Stilts , staple styles.
Ladies' China Silk \Vabsts , $2.U5.
Ladies' Cloth nnd StIlt Dress Skirts.
Pottiroats in siik-near-silk and other
popular materials.
Shirt Waist Sale.
All tuba week-the prettiest waidts In
Omaha-see the POe assortment.
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U CLOAV&SIIIT CU ,
1510 Douglas St.
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MILLINERY GIV1N AVAY.
Dauks
Omaha's Popular Milliner.
500 El egit ut niid iip-to.dttto
Trimmed hats
. , u a'OhtI' OVfl pritao. Conic iii
niid sue tIt.ihfl.
Lti'gest. line of 1-lair
Goods in the west. Beau.
tiful switches from $1 , 00
UI ) to match aiiy shade of
hal i' .
15J1 Douglas
returruul last Monday to her horns in lila-
watha , Han
airs. Charles Potter of Omaha i'as a vii.
itor with friends last Saturday a week ago.
airs , N. Speedy of papillion is a griest at
tIre honic. . of Mr. and airs. harvey J. Groves.
The last qtiarterty conference of the Methodist -
odist EllisCOpRi church was held at the
church last week.
Miss Loin Morton of Missouri was a. vii-
tier Inst aioniny at. the home of her cousin ,
airs. harvey 3. Groves.
A ( laughter was born last Tuesday to Mr.
anti airs. Ed Cone , who are well known in
Benson , now residing in Walnut 11111.
Services will be helti at the MethodiSt
Episcopal church this evening at the usuni
hour by the pastor , 11ev. Frank Dross.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ii. Morgan and daugh-
tots , Alta. anti Edith , loft on last Friday
for their home in itiedo , ill. . after a three
veeks' visit with relatives in Benson , while
visiting the exposition.
Mrs. 'IV. i4. Dorward has returned from a
trip east , whore she has bce'r investigating
different 53'telns of physieni culture and attending -
tending a stiool of methods , tier addresS
will be 2213 Dodge street Tebephoac 130.
hleggnrts ie't-iop I trio Foot In.is ,
Two of the street beggars who haunt the
( town town streets after dark attempted to
hold up anti rob H. T. Dillon of 1220 Farnarn
street , anti his companion , henry llerrnnnn ,
Friday night , brit were repulsed and turned
over to a police officer , The footpads , who
gave their names as Stinson and Byron
Morrow , met Dillon and hlermann on
Farnam street west of Tenth street , 504
followed them to 1 * dark place bctweCfl
Eleventh anti Twelfth steCeil , where they
halted the two anti naked for irlnii. When
they ivero refusetl they otdeted Dhlion 8114
iiormnnn to hold tl their hands , aild then
attempted to rob them. Instead of coinpiy
ing , Dbiion and Iinrmnnn grappled with the
men nntl helti them , while ft stranger chio
hntl witnessed tim affair summont'tI nfl
ofilcer. Neither of th iootptttls wIts armed.
aiflt'r1ilt' l.ieOIli'i.
The foihowing marriage licenses were Issued -
sued by Judge Baxter yesterday :
nnioantl Residence , Age.
John J. Dove , South . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Alice ai. ibeatey , South Oiiniin . . . . . . . . . . .2i
Albert II. Peabody , Kansas . . . . . . . . . . .
Nellie Taylor , Nevada , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
itanley .1. hlornby , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Mary Runa , Omaha . . . . , . . . . . , . . , . . . . . . . , . IS
William S. Coo , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Itla May aldnritie , St. Louis , . . . . . . . . . . .
Ernst Louts Melmer , Arapalroe , Nob..49
Augileta Skione , Arapaltoc , . . . . . . . . . .
Don't forget the ice cream social for 1110
benefit of tile Thurston itiflos , 'etbnc'sdry
evening , Atigtist 17 , on W'igman's lawn , 1011
Locust street.
.10111 5)1)1(1 % I it 'l'ronl.ie ,
John Smith , better known in tin' City by
another name , rcportc(1 that lIe had been
robbed of $40 last night in the npartnretits
of Lricie anti Alice Moore , Ninth anti Capitol
nvOntio , The women wore nrreitetb for grand
larceny anti later released on $00 bonds
MRS. J. BENSON ,
210-12 South i6th St
Belt Snie
Red , Green and Fancy Colored Leather and
Velvet Belts-price cut in half and less.
Stoci Studded , Red anti Green Leather Belts , $1.25 quauity cut to
Ide ; 60o quality cut to 25c.
750 Leather and Velvet Belts , steel studded , cut to 3Sc
POe Colored Leather and Veivet Belts , cut to 15c.
Metal ileits from 213c up.
We have just got in a large and elegant stock of now Buckles ,
enameled , jeweled , cut steel , gun metal , etc.-prices from 35c to
$3.25.
See the excellent quality of twilled silk Umbrellas-Congo stick ,
surer farrel , and steel roti , that we are selling for OSc.
Handsome Colored and White Dressing Sacques cut to TIc.
'SODA WATER
Ladies' do you want a really first-class Ice Cream Soda , pure , cold , refreshing
and bountiful , or a fairly good one with a chromo or other cheap attraction thrown
in ? If it is a good drink you want we serve it every day-always the host ,
Ccii and look at the neiv decorations in our store. Beautiful surroundings you
know make things taste better.
Special attention to carriage trade.
J. A. FULLER & COq ,
Cut Price Druggists. 14th and Douglas Sts.
'
' -Pianos-
THE
CKICkRNO MANO
Is the oldest In America-the best in the
world.
Seii It along with 26 other makes , iaclud-
Ing the Steinway , FIscher and Baldwin.
This piano is the culmination of all mus-
lcd knowledge. It is tire result of the
best thought in instrument making.
Chickering Pianos Are Ihe Best ,
That's Why we sell them. We guarantee
our Pianos to be satisfactory to purchaser
or money refunded. New Pianos for rent.
Pianos sold on easy payments.
Hayden rs'
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signed b Emil ( ball mitii paya tL. ' a
woman entt'rtni'ied him while 11CC . 'a'
parrlon made tree witil his pockets t. . ,
the Wonrell claim ti'nt inrith iutlt
spent his money circa here.
TIIECONTINENTAL
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CLOTHING tOMANYI
A Oreat Offer
A fine stylish sidi
that WOUld sell in av
store fbi' i,5.OO to
2O.OO , easy , Monday
at S1O.OO.
Another , a fancy
I cheviot suit , will
p1ease anybody , Moii-
I day , S5.OO.
We have a few
straw and crash hats.
Monday they go at
yo1l1 ll'iCe.
. A cool negligee
shirt , lialfusnal price.
Everything in geil-
tieman's f'urn i shing
liii e.
e.Always
Always a , see the Con-
tiiiental first. It saves
money.
N. E. Cor. 15th an 1)otiglns.
Seciire
Free
I Admission
to Transniississippl Exposition by taking
orders nmon youi' friends anti neighbors
for Cudahy's Pryamid Soap Powder. This
proposition Is made to introduce this arti-
do.
This is a chance for the boys and girls.
Apply for particulars to
The Ctiohy
rckinj Co ,
SOUTH OMAHA.
J. Deright & Co.
, . , ' - " Agents for the
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. rho best typewriter -
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Catalogue.
° 'Al , 353. 1116 Farnam St. . Omaha.
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AUCTION.
Of his $150,000 stock of fine Jewelry , Watches , Diamonds -
mends , Gorham Silverware , Plated Ware , Bric-a-Brac etc.
- Enough of this careftilly selected stock must be sold to
pay off the indebtedness of the C. S. Raymond Co-cost
will cut no figure-Select any article in the store and it
will be sold to the highest bidder.
SALES AT 10 A. M. rnd 7:30 : P. M. EACH DAY
C. S. RiYMOND GO. ,
Cor. 1 5th and Douglas.
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