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TITE OMAHA DATLT BEE: StTNDAV, JULY 15, 1000.
SOL THE UNDOING OF SOCIETY
All Who Havo Means and Leisuro Flee
from tho City's Heat.
COLLEGE SET, HOWEVER, STILL BEARING UP
Mtnlrti( IlriiH'infirr Olil Arqiinlnliiiirr
In Silti of .Si'liirnltTH irnl I'nr
Aw nj Country (lull (IITith
ii llntcii.
Tho time seems to havo come when even
Rolf and the Country club, with nil Its at
tendant pleasures, ran hold society no
longor. l-'or a month past fnshlotinble people
liavo been goliiR ono by one. but last week
mw a Kt-ncral scattorlnR of the fashlonablo
net to nil parts of tho country. Tho Min
nesota lakes seem to ho especially popular
this year with those people who arc partial
to the quiet of cottnRo life ilurliiR the warm
months and tho great lakes have attracted
an unusually largo number of tourists. An
alarming number of bachelors havo gone
nnd are still going to tho far northwest,
whllo tho representation In Kuropc this
Bummer exceed that of any previous year.
Of courso those who havo Just returned
from college will bo content to remain nt
homo for a while, and several picnics and
tallyho rides during the last week wcro oc
casions of Joyoun reunion for those who have
been separated during tho last school, year.
In fact, theso young people seem to be the
only ones that have had any Inclination
to entertain or bo entertained of late.
The Country club furnishes excellent place
nnd occasion for society people to nee each
other, and the Saturday night hop is quite
as formal uh anything it seems to caro to
undertake.
Smith-Only.
At S o'clock Tuesday evening, in tho par
lors of tho Young Women's Christian asso
ciation, tho mnrrlngo of Mr. Frank Smith
of Cleveland, O.. anil Miss Dora Cady was
solemnized In the yrcsenco of about 1&0
friends. Tho wedding nnd reception which
followed woro tendered by tho board of di
rectors of tho association and on every sldo
tho work of willing hands was In evidence
Asparagus, whlto carnations, sweet peas and
palms were used In profusion, transforming
tho parlw Into a perfect bower of green
and whlto. As tho bridal party entered tho
dining room to Lohengrin's wedding march,
played by Mrs. Frances Ford. Misses Mary
Harford, Carry Oraff, Julia Wolnlander and
Margaret Thomas advanced with tho ribbon
which formed tho two aisles. Mr. Smith
and Mr. fleorgo I. Ilabcock entered tho
parlor by tho main door and tho bride,
beautifully gowned in whlto opera batiste,
nnd walking with Mrs. Habcock, entered
through thu second parlor. Under an um
brella of asparagus and whlto carnations, In
tho first parlor. Hcv. 13. II. Jcnks read tho
scrvlco of tho Kpiscopal church.
Uetween tho hours of S:30 nnd 11 nearly
1,000 peoplo wero received, Mrs. W. I. Har
ford, president of tho association, nnd Mrs.
Ocorgo Tlldcn, vice president, presenting
them to tho bridal party. In the dining
room, behind a screen of palms, tho or
chestra played during the evening. Hero
tho docoratlons wero of sweet peas and
palms and Mesdames Peters, DuQord, I)u
niout and Misses Alexander and Harford as
sisted. At 11 o'clock, amid a shower of
rice, Mr. nnd Mrs. Smith departed. At tho
door tho brldo turned nnd tossed her bou
quet of swnnsonla into the midst of tho
lSOyoung women who had lingered for a
last goodby to their secrotary. It was
caught by Miss Kva Ileach. Mr. and Mrs.
fftnlth rccolved many handsome and val
uable gifts, among which wero a comploto
sot of silver, from tho Board of Directors
of tho Young Women's Christian associa
tion, and a silver teaset from tho secretaries
of tho Young Men's Christian association
of Cloveland, O
Miss Cady has been general secretary of
tho association for the last five years, Mr.
Smith Is now financial secretary of tho
Cleveland association. After n six weeks'
trip along the lakes Mr. nnd Mrs. Smith will
bo at homo after Scptombor 1 in Cleveland.
Kiilertnlii Honolulu rSurnta.
In honor of Mcisih, Isaac, Walter and
Harold Dillingham, Charles M. I'routy nnd
llobert Atkinson of Honolulu, Miss Ella
Cotton gave an elaborato dinner Thursday
evening. Tho tablo decorations of pink and
whlto roses wcro most effective, the contor
pleco being a handsome basket of drooping
rosea, tied with a broad pink ribbon. A
bunch of tho same flowors marked each
plnco. Misses Carrlo Mcrcor, Allen, Eliza
beth Allen and Mleo I'eck, who Is Miss Cot
ton's guest this week, wero tho young
women of tho party and having known her
whllo attending La Sallo seminary tho re
union was a luost enjoyable ono.
Miss Ella Cotton gavo a tally-ho party
Friday evening, chaperoned by her mother,
Mrs, Herman Kountzn. Tho party left
J'-orcst HIM about C o'clock nnd drovo to
Tries' lake, where supper was served. Those
who enjoyed tho evening wero: Misses
Allen, Elizabeth Allen, Helen I'eck, Carrie
Mercer nnd Messrs. Isaac, Harold nnd Wal
ter Dillingham, I'routy, Atkinson and Bon
Cotton of Norfolk and Mrs. I'lcrco of Coun
cil Bluffs wcro among tho out-of-town
guests.
OiiIIiih; nt Winter Club.
Tho second summer outing of tho Winter
club was given on Thursday ovcnlng at
I.ako Manawa. Tho maplo grovo designed
for prlvato parties was rcsorved for tho
occasion nnd the dancing floor, nowly com
plcted, was Informally dedicated. Lanterns
wero hung throughout tho grovo, giving n
fitrlklng and artistic effect. Over the danc
ing pavilion wero strung hundred of elec
tric bulbs. Tho dancing program wns pro
ceded by a delightful luncheon served on
the lawn by tho young women of tho party.
Special cars conveyed tho picnickers across
tho river nnd thenco to Manawa lu charge
of officials of tho company. Those who pre
ferred the lako to tho dancing floor spent
part of tho evening on tho water In sail
nnd rowboats. Tho club will glvo Its Au
gust outing on Thursday, tho 9th,
rV'llttiHN nnil lliimmriiirnt".
Mr. Allison It. Betz of Omaha ar,l MIps
Wary Light of Falrllold, la., wero married
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ollvo Frederick gnvo a pretty pink
nnd whlto luncheon to a few friends on
Tuesday, at which she announced her en
gagement to Mr, William Stanley Roberts
of Chicago,
Mr. Arthur Lalng of Ontario and Miss
Alma Hello Adair of this city wcro mar
rled at tho residence of tho bride's mother
In this city July U. llov. C. N. Dawson,
raster of tho Walnut Hill Methodist church,
ofllclatcd.
A very pretty homo wedding occurred
July 11, tho contracting parties being Mr.
Oeorgo W. Edwards and Miss Jessie
Winslow. Itev. T. S. Hnwley ottlchted
Mono but tho Immedlato relatives were pres
ent. Tho resilience of the bride's parents,
21U Manderson street, was decorated with
flowers and palms. Mr. ond Mrs. IMwarda
left Immediately for their now homo In
Hastings, Nob,
.Snt'liil t'lilt Clint.
Mrs. Edward W. Leo will visit friends In
t) m nil a, for n short time beforo Joining Dr,
I.ro In St. Louis, where they will reside In
the future.
Tho table d'hote dinners and cold Sunday
evening lunches at tho Country club have
fcrcumo Immensely popular and the atteud
Uce Is noticeably Increased since they have
been served regularly. Contributions con
tinue to como In. Last week Mr. Koyo and
Mr. Buckingham presented the club with nn
electric clock.
Miss Mae Mount will entertain nt an In
formal dinner today In honor of Miss Maude
Oakley of Lincoln, who Is tho guest of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Charles Orecnc.
Tho Omaha friends of Miss Sadlo Burn
ham of Lincoln wero distressed to learn
of tho serious nccldont that befel her while
on tho Lincoln golf links last week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Darker and their son
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Itobert F. Smith,
are settled In their new home, Mornlngsldc,
Thirty-eighth avenuo nnd Dodge Btrcet.
Upon their return from nbrond In Sep
tember Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Jones will
occupy tho house recently vacated by Mr.
and Mrs. F. M. Illcbardson on Capitol av
enue. Mr. Lomlst, as chalrmnn of tho house
committee, will live nt the Country club
during Mrs. Lcmlnt's nosenco and under his
more direct supervision tho club homo will
soon bo ready to meet all of tho deraandb
that nro made upon It.
Movement!) unit Wlirrrnliimln.
Miss Jcanlo Brown Is In Wisconsin,
Miss Edith Frankfurt Is In lied Oak, la.
Miss Herbcrtn Jayncs Is In Wymorc, Nob.
Dr. and Mrs. Hull havo gono to I'rlor
lako.
Mr, Lewis Reed has returned from Har
vard. Mr. Italph S. Connell Is In northern Ne
braska. Mr. Charles How Is visiting Omaha
friends.
Moshcr Albert Cook Is visiting friends In
Chicago.
Mr. It. C. Hoyt roturncd Monday from
Beatrice.
Mr. E. A. Cudahy was In Kansas City
last week.
Mr. E. W. Nash returned Friday from
New York,
Mr. E. B. Talmngo and daughter aro In
Onawa, la.
Miss Wakeley returned Saturday from
Sioux City.
Mr. John Hay Kuhns has returned from an
eastern trip.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Epenctcr are at Lake
Mlnnetonka.
Miss Buttcrflctd has gono to Detroit for
tho summer.
Miss Swensborg left Wednesday for north
ern Michigan,
Mrs. Harry Iteed has gono to Waukegan
for six weeks.
Itev. E. H. Jenks hns gone to California
for tho summer.
General II. C. Merrlara spent last Thurs
day lu Omaha.
Mr. Lin Sherwood Is expected homo from
Wyoming today.
MIbs Jonnle Boyle returned Tuesday from
Sheridan, Wyo.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles N. Schram havo re
moved to Chicago.
Miss Julia Officer has returned from tho
Yellowstone park.
Mrs, A. D. Jones has gone to Attica, Ind,,
to tho Mud springs.
Mr. nnd Mr3. John II. Platz have gono
to Lincoln to live.
Dr. Fred Lako Is nt homo from Philadel
phia for tho summer.
Mr, nnd Mrs. I. n. Andrews havo gono to
tho Yellowstone park.
Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Medlar left Thursday
night for Kansas City.
Mrs. Harry Laufenburg returned from
Kansas City last week,
Mrs. Dell Pearco leaves Monday for a two
weeks' visit to Denver.
Mrs. Harry Nott is visiting relatives in
Mllwaukco and Chicago.
MIbs Helen Peck spent last week the
Guest of Miss Ella Cotton.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Nash spent a few days
In Kansas City last week,
W. T. Hood and wlfo aro visiting Row S.
M. Hood, Nortonvlllc, Kan.
Mrs. O. A. Ilenze and sister havo gone to
Spirit Lake for tho summer.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. Koenlg nre at Sher
wood Forest, Oteen Lake, Wis.
Mrs. M. A. Zaunor returned Friday from
a month's visit In Minnesota.
Mrs. Robert Ollmoro nnd daughter aro
spending two weeks nt Florence,
Mrs. P, I). Hnlght and Miss Effle HalGht
loft Saturday for Lako OkoboJI.
Miss Garner and Miss Helen Garner havo
gono to Chicago for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Marks have returned
from a week's visit to Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. McCord of St. Joseph aro
guests of their son, Mr. Hal McCord.
Mrs. J. Benson and niece left Wednesday
for a month's tslp to Yellowstone park.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swift havo Joined
tho Omaha colony at Hot Springs, S. D.
Miss Edith Smith has returned from an
cnjoynblo two weeks' visit In Lincoln.
Mrs. J. E. Ilenbow and daughter of Ke
okuk, In., nro visiting Mrs. A. C. Fnrrell.
Mrs. II. S. Emory left Monday for Den
ver and Manltou to be gono two weeks.
Mrs. Fred Davis and family lcavo soon for
Green lako, whero they havo a cottago.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Stlgcr left Friday
ovenlng for Boston and other eastern points.
Mrs. J. T. Wertz of Wyoming, formerly
of Omaha, la visiting friends In tho city.
Mrs. John C. Cowln left last week for
Clovelnnd, where bIio Is visiting her mother.
Major Taliaferro and N. C. Taliaferro aro
at Domo Lake, where they will spend three
weeks.
Mrs. D. E. Cable and son left last week
for California, whero they will spend tho
summer.
Mrs. H. T. Lomlst hns gono cast for tho
summer. She will spend most of her tlmo
In Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hayward left on Fri
day evening for a two weeks' trip to Salt
Lako City.
Mr. William Tuppcr Wyman and Mr.
Charles Barton havo returned from a west
ern trip.
Mr. Edgar Keller nnd Mr. F. Bookmlllcr
lcavo today for Duluth and thenco by boat
for Buffalo.
Mrs. James H. Brown nnd son left Tues
day for Pierce, Neb,, whero they will spend
tho summer.
Mrs. C. F. Montgomery left Friday for
Chicago and tho east, whero sho will spend
tho summer.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Sanborn and daughtor
left on Wednesday for a trip through tho
Yellowstone.
Mrs. Charles Singer, who has been visit
ing In tho east for the last two months, has
returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Belden and son re
turned Inst week from a walking tour
through Iowa.
Mr. Charles Courtney left Sunday for
Europe. Ho will Join Mrs. Courtney nnd
son In Londou.
Mrs. John Francis nnd Miss Clara Francis
left Saturday for Mackinac, to bo gono
nbout ten lays,
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. E, Wherrctt returned
Wednesday from a trip to Denver oud tho
mountain resorts.
Mlsfes Clara and Ella Elmlgcr nro snend-
Ing their vacation In Detroit nnd on tho
great lakes. They will return about August
l.
Mrs. A. J. Hake, Miss Hake. Mrs. J. M
Oyld, Mrs. H. L. WhltMjr and Mrs. Straight
leave Monaay mornmt for Lake OkoboJI,
They will be JelaU at Sioux City by Mr,
ind Mrs. Huso of Norfolk and together will
make a party at tho hotel for a month,
Mrs, Camcboll Fair and son James and
Miss Swensborg will spend August at At
lantic City, N J.
Mr. C. M. Wllhclm left on Monday for
Geneva Lake, Wis., to spend two weeks
with his family.
Mrs. A. F. Carter left Frldny for Chicago.
Sho will mnko the trip through tho lakes
beforo returning to Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Connell have gone to
Avery Bench hotel, South Harbor, Mich,, for
tho balance of tho summer.
Leslie E. Kreldcr left this week for Puget
sound, whero ho will spend tho summer with
his undo, Mr. E. G. Krclder.
Mrs. Lucltti Stevens returned last week
from the eiiBt, whero sho has been rest
ing for tho lost thrco weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles E. Ford and fam
ily have gono to Hot Springs, S, D., nnd
-'ylvnn I.ako to remain n month,
Mrs. It. E. Lomnx nnd sister, Mrs. Alex
Lavcrty, left for Chicago on Monday. They
will visit a brother while there.
Mr. Gcorgo B. Eddy left Saturday for
I'ocatcllo, Idaho, whero ho Joined his wlfo
and children for a short vacation.
Mrs. T. C. Bruner nnd Miss Laura Bruncr
loft Tuesday for Spirit Lnke, whero they
will spend tho rest of tho summer.
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Barknlow and family
left last week for Grecu Lnke, Wis., to
spend tho remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Jeaunctto Walter left Thursday for
Denver and other Colorado points, stopping
at Kearney for a short visit on tho way.
Mrs. Richard C. Patterson and children
lcavo on Mondny for Lako OkoboJI, where
thoy will occupy a cottago until September.
Mrs. Georgo Schwartz nnd daughter aro
spending tho summer In Colorndo, near
Mnnltou. Their cottago Is at Minnehaha
on tho Ruxton.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Cnrter nro making n
trip through tho lakes. On their return
they will go to Fort Brldgor for tho rest
of tho summer.
Robert McClelland, Jr., who has been at
tending Pacific university nt Portland, Ore.,
returned Thursday to spend tho vacation
with his parents.
Mr. Alfred Millard left on Tuesday for
Estnbiook, Colo., whero ho will scalo tho
mountains with his family, who nro spend
ing tho summer there.
Mr. nnd Mrs. I). E. Clin pin nnd dnughtcr,
Miss Mldglcy Chnpln, will leavo Wednesday
for Denver nnd other western points. They
wilt bo gone about a month.
Mr. nnd Mrs. O. W. Garloeu left Frldny for
a two months' trip through tho east, which
will Include Erie, Pa., Niagara Falls, Tor
onto nnd Washington, D. C.
Captain Arrasmlth, accompanied by his
wlfo and MIbs Marlon Hughes, nrrlved Sun
dny night from Snn Francisco. Captain
Arrasmlth has a month's sick lcavo.
Miss Luln Tuttlo has returned from Bos
ton, whero the has spent tho last year tak
ing a course on tho plnno and pipe orgnn nt
tho New England Conservatory of Music.
Georgo F. Gilmoro and family havo gono
with the Young Men's Christian association
party to Lnko Geneva, Wis,, whero they will
remain several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Balrd
will go to tho samo placo next week,
Mr. Martin Sugnrman has gono on a va
cation tour through tho onst. Ho will bo
absent a month, visiting the larger cities of
tho New England states nnd concluding his
outing at his uuclo's farm on Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo I. Babcock havo gono
to Lako Geneva, Wis., where thoy will spend
the rest of July enjoying tho pleasures of
tho lako. They will also attend tho an
nual Young Men's Christian association con
ference at tho same place.
I'lensure I'nnt.
Miss Genevieve Glovor entertained nt dln
dcr Tuesday evening In honor of Miss Wy
morc of Denver, who Is her guest.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Cavanaugh of G026 North
Twenty-fourth street celebrated their fifty
fourth marriage anniversary on Monday.
Mrs. Benjamin S. Baker entertained nt a
violet luncheon on Friday In honor of Miss
Emily Jenkins of Falrbury, Neb., who Is
her guest.
Miss Wakoley entertained Informally on
Monday afternoon In honor If Miss Bacho.
There woro about twelve women present
and the afternoon wns pleasantly spent at
whist.
Mrs. W. G. Templcton entertained In-
foimally at a 5 o'clock tea Saturday for Mm.
i. P. Stafford of Nebraska City, Her
guestfl were: Mesdames J. II. McConnell,
J. 0. Phllllppl. A. B. Smith, B. T. White,
0. A. Day, Churchill Parker, C. H. Balhlct.
M. V. Funkhouser, J. W. GrlllUb, E. L.
Stone.
Mrs. Dallcy nnd Mrs. Phlllirook gavo nn
elaborato luncheon from 2 until 5 on Tues
day nfternoon nt tho spacious new homo of
Dr. and Mrs. Dailoy. American Beauty roses
and carnations In vases and banks wero ar
ranged In tho parlors and dining room, while
tho reception hall was banked with ferns nnd
palms. Tho tablo decorations woro of pink
and green ribbon, smllax and and roses.
On WcdncHday evening a party of young
Jewish men gavo a picnic and danco at
Ruser's park for tho members of tho Metro
politan Bowling club. About thirty young
men and women met nt tho Metropolian
club and were driven to thu purk. Upon
arriving dancing was begun in tho open
pavllllnn, Mr, and Mrs. Emanuel Flschel
leading tho grand march. I.ator lunch was
served In the dining room. Among those
present were: Mr. nnd Mm. Simons, Mlraca
Joslo May, Dcs Moines; Katharlno and
Dolly Pollack, Lena and Honshon Rohfcld,
Hnttle and Julia Morris, Laura nnd Jessie
Ooctz, May Heller, Carrlo Roscnstein, Elma
Rothschild, Mildred Levy; Mr. Halzman,
Now York; Lou Deagan, Chicago; Leu
Holne, Cincinnati; Max, Jeeslo nnd Ed Mor
ritt, Max and Davo Deagan, Mark Heller,
Julius Drifus, Bernlo Rehfeld, Dave Hard-
lug. Isldor Kleglcr.
Out of Town GucMk.
Mr. McGregor Is visiting his mint, Miss
Pratt.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cudahy were In town
last week.
11. H. Nott of Marlon, la Is visiting his
son, Harry Nott.
Miss Clanco of Canton, O., Is the gucBt of
Mrs. W. J. Broatch.
Ituv. D. E. Millspaugh, bishop of Kansas,
Is a guest In tho city.
Mr. Walter Kirk of Chicago wnB tho guest
of Mr. McCord last week.
Mr. Bnrtlett Richards of Chndron, Neb.,
wns In tho city last week.
Mrs. Henry Myers of Dubuque, la., Is ex
pected lu Omaha this week.
Miss Etta Howell of Grand Island, Nob.,
Is visiting Miss Hazel Hake.
MIbb Luslo M. Clark will leave this wcok
for her homo In IudlanapollB.
Miss Mnudo Oakley of Lincoln will bo
Miss Mount's guest this week.
Mrs. Perry AUcu of Now York City Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Sloan.
Miss Hayes of Kansas City Is tho guest
of Mrs. Kcnnoy on Mason Btrcet.
nishop McCabo nnd wlfo nro tho guests
of Dr. and Mrs. Jennings whllo In tho city.
Misses Grace nnd Nettle Wattles of Car
roll, la., aro visiting tholr aunt, Mrs, 0. W.
Wattles.
'Mrs. Prny of Indianapolis has spent tho
Inst two weeks with her sister. Mrs. O. 0.
Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Stebblti3 were In
town last week to attend the funeral of W.
It, Morris.
Mrs. Alfred Gannett of Washington, D, C
is visiting her Bister, Mrs, Drake, at 1003
South Twenty-ninth avenue. Later sho
will bo with her son at "Waldhclm," Flor
ence. S. G. Tayloe, with his wife and daughter
of Sonorn, Tex., Is visiting his father, J.
W. Tayloe.
Mr. Charles Gardner, son of the lato Dean
Gardner, was In the city last week visiting
old friends.
Mrs, Charles Goldsmith nnd daughter, El
drcd, of Chicago aro guests of Mr. and Mrs.
0. Klpllngcr.
Miss Delia Craven of Spoknne, Wash.,
sister of Mrs. C. F. Shaw, Is visiting here
for a few weeks.
Miss Plndcll of Hamilton, Mo., Is tho
guest of her sister, Mrs. Sylvester Rush,
1931 Webster street.
Miss Belle Bragdon of Pnsndcnn, Cal., Is
tho guest of Miss Mabel Taylor. Miss Brag
don is on her wny cast.
Mrs. D. G. Nelswanger of Kansas City Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs, Richard ratter
son, nt 2313 Fnruam street.
Mrs. 0. R. Johnson of San Jose, Cal., Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ed B. Williams,
02a Soulh Twenty-ninth street.
Miss Agnes Emerson of Waterloo, Neb.,
wns tho guest of tho Misses Florence nnd
N'elllo Rundall during tho last week.
Mr. John Odgers and wlfo of Truro, En
gland, and Mrs. W. P. Thomas of Maquoketa,
la., nro guests nt tho homo of B. F. Thomas.
Miss Shirley Mooro of Council Bluffs was
tho guest of her aunt, Mrs. Oscar D. Kip
linger, 201 South Thirty-second avenue, last
week.
Misses Amelia and Stella Moycra of Mem
phis nro spending a few weeks with tholr
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Lovy, 2619 Ham
ilton Btreot.
Miss Clara Smith and Mr. Ross Smith of
Los Angeles nro guests of Miss Edith Smith.
Mr. Allen Smith is entertaining Mr. Charles
Churchman of Wilmington.
Mrs. M. E. Maxim and Miss Florcnco
Maxim of Taunton, Mass., who havo been
guests of Dr. and Mrs. Wormersley. left on
July 0, accompanied by Miss Smith of Av
ery, for a two weeks' outing In Colorudo.
Miss Sadie M. Clarke, with her Blstor,
Mrs. II. F. Hubbard and children, nil of In
dlnnapolls, arrived in tho city Thursday.
Mlsa Ciarko will spend the summer hero,
but Mrs. Hubbard, nccompanled by Miss
Nellie Kreldcr, will go to Lako OkoboJI.
OMAHA smiUltllS.
llriiMon,
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon, who havo resided
In Benson tho last year, moved out of town
last week.
Mlsa Bea Hoffman went to Kearney, Neb.,
Inst Sunday, whero sho will spend part of
her summer vacation.
Tho quarterly conference of tho Methodist
church hold Its meeting at tho church on
la it Tuesday evening,
Mrs. 0. D. Bellls nnd daughter. Jessie,
returned homo laat Tuesday from a week's
visit with friends In Ashland.
Mlsa Florn Martin ond Zella Smith of
Plnttsmouth visited their friend, Miea A. E.
Stlgcr, during tho last wcok.
Mr. Georgo W. Stolgor returned home last
Monday from Bloomlleld, Neb., whero he
went to Join in n camping expedition In the
west,
Master Walter nnd Miss Edna Snoll went
on a vUlt to Louisville with relatives,
whero they will spend their summer vaca
tion. Miss Frances O'Connor left last Monday
morning for tho western part of Nebraska.
Sho will visit In Chadron, Neb., nnd othor
places on her Journey,
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Hawkins went to
Lincoln on last Tuesday. Whllo there they
attended tho democratic speaking In tho
Auditorium of that place.
Mr, John O'Connor, who ban been on a
sheep ranch tho last year In Wyoming, re
turned to Bcueon and will spend tho sum
mer at tho homo of hla parents.
Tho cigar and confectionery storo on the
.Military road has been completed and fur
nished with a lino stock of goods in that
lino and is now open to tho public.
Services will bo conducted today at tho
Methodist Episcopal church by tho pastor,
llov. Mr. Luce, at 11 a. m.; In tho evening
at 8 o'clock tho members of tho Soward
Street Methodist church will hold services1,
to which all aro Invited.
Tho teachers and ofTlcers of tho Method
ist church aro completing all preparations
for tho Sunday school picnic for tho schol
ars and their parents, which will bo held
on next Friday or Saturday of this week
In ono of the parks of Omaha.
Florence.
Miss Mlra Goodlett pent Tuesday of this
week visiting friends and relatives In
Omaha.
Mlsa Maudo Rico of Joffcrson, Ia has
been visiting tho family of W. H. Rose for
tho lust two weeks.
Father Johnson and wife of South Omaha
aro spending a couplo of weeks with the
family of G. J. Hunt.
C. V. Taylor, who has been hraklng at
Emerson, Neb., for tho last two months, Is
at home a few days visiting hla parents.
John McElroy spent tho Fourth here, re
turning to uls work at Des Moines, la.,
where ho 13 employed on some stonework.
Tho government has otarted a small force
of men at work on tho riprap. Thoy had to
quit the first of June on account of the high
water.
Thcro will be a special service nt tho
Presbyterian church Sunday night nt 7:45,
conducted by llov. F. C. Phelps, the ivgular
minister.
Mlsa Prudenco Tracy, our postmistress,
left Wednesday for a couple of weeks' vaca
tion, going to St. Paul, Minn., where she-
will vUlt her brother.
Mrs. Charlco Boflnk of Jefferson, Ia and
Mrs. J. H. Barlott of Minneapolis, sisters of
Mrs. w. H. Rose, spent a couple of days of
this week visiting here. Mrs. Boflnk re
turned to her home Thursday, Mrs, Bartlctt
remaining for a few days longer.
Roso Itobekah lodge, No. 139, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows', Installed Its ofTlcers
for tho term commencing July 1, 1900, Tues
day night ns follows: Noblo grand, Mrs.
Jcnnlo Kindred; vlco grand, Mro. Ida Kin
dred; treasurer, Miss Flora Kindred; secre
tary, Miss Ida Miller.
Tho ofllccrs of Jonathan lodge, No. 325,
Independent Ordor of Odd Fellows, were In-
stallel Friday night by District Deputy
Grand Master Thomas Evans and staff of
BIG BARGAINS FOR PIANO BUYERS.
Can you afford to mias this opportunity?
New Pianos $128, $142, $156 and up, Fine Decker Bros,
Rosewood Case, $78
Chickering Upright big snnp. 2 big bargains in Mal
let & Davis and Kimball Upright. New Sleinwny, A. B.
Chase, Vose, Emerson, Packard, Ivors & Pond and Steger
pianos, at special prices
Easy payments. Nov; pianos for rent. Phone 1(125.
You are cordially invited to inspect the greatest musi
cal invention of the century, the
SELF PLAYING PIANOLA.
Schmoller & Mueller,
Tim 01.I1 Itni.IABLU 1'IA.NO HQVtiK,
313 Farnam Street. 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs
South Omaha as follows: Noble grand, A.
F. Clew, vice grsnd, Karl Flllmoroj treas
urer, Thomas Walker; secretary, Arthur
Shipley. After Installation refreshments
wero served at the city hall,
llunil it,
The nppearanco of the village streets has
been much Improved by tho work of an
clght-horsi road scraper.
Judgo McCullough Is spending his vaca
tion at Gloucester, Maps.. Mrs. McCullough
Joining him thcro last week.
Mrs, J. D. Montgomery was called sud
denly to Minneapolis last week by tho Ill
ness of a sister, who died beforo tsbo reached
there.
Mr. Carson and family havo moved from
Forty-ninth and Chicago streets to the large
frame houso on tho corner of Forty-eighth
and Capitol avenue.
Mr. Hasklus has disposed of his buslntas
Interests In Omaha and returned to Sioux
City. His family remain hero for tho pres
ent, until arrangements arc completed for
rejoining htm In their former home.
Ono Mlnuto Cough Curo Is tun only
harmless remedy that produce Immediate
results. Try It.
Machine for the family restaurant or
hotel for washing and drying dishes. Dem
onstration nt Rnymcr's, 1514 Farnam street,
commencing Tuesday.
Dr. Ernest A. Weymuller, room 415 Kar
bach block. Telephones: Oiuco, No. 1S5;
residence, 2322.
Dr. W. N. Dorward, dentist, announces
to his many friends nnd patrons that ho has
roturncd to this city nnd hns opened offices
at 1324 Farnam.
Hriltimt Nil iit! em to lie Cllvcn.
The committee In charge of the musical
festival to be held in September Iiiih
adopted a new plan In tho mutter of spe
cial request numbers. A coupon request
notice will bo issued which may be lllled
out nnd mailed to A. llospo of the com
mittee. This method will relieve tho cm
bnrrassment which bandmasters frequently
fpiM when thoy nro asked to play plecos
not In their repertory or not arranged for
concert purposes. Thcro aro twcnty-elsht
nfternoon and as many evening concerts,
and It has been decided that one request
piece will bo ployed nt enoh evenlnsr ;n
gngement. The twenty-eight pieces re
ceiving the highest number of requests
therefore will be Included In the programs.
Mnrrlnur I.lecnNci.
The following licenses to wed have been
Issued from the olllce of tho county Judge:
Nnmn nnd Address. Aeo.
John Mnjeskl, Oinnlm SO
Agnes Bncltus, Omaha 31
James C. Crow, Omaha 22
Eunice Jamison, Omaha 20
John Henry, Omaha i"j
Delia I.enioHz, Omaha 20
Alfred Anderson, Omaha 37
Ellen Swnnsnn, Omaha '
Frank Dodoll. Omaha L"0
Mary A. McCnbe, Omaha 2S
Wendell P. Cnulkett, Omaha 2J
Henrietta M. Jackson, Bloomfleld, Kan... 2
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Ralph Day of Norfolk Is at the Murray.
V O. Caldwell of Lincoln Is nt the Mur
ray. L. Blumcnstock returned Thursday from
Chicago.
Dr. Swctland has returned from a busi
ness trip.
Fred Lowe left Inst night for a trip to
Boston nnd Now xork.
C!. A, Fulmer of Pawnee City was a Sat
urday guest ut tho Millard.
II. O. Rand, nn extensive live stock dealer
of Salt Lake City, Is at the Merchants.
J. II. McClay nnd U. I. Cowdery of Lin
coln wero at tho Her Grand yesterday.
Nebraskans at tho Merchants yesterdnv:
J. 13. IllenUlron and family of Ilancrort,
James P. Smith of St. Edward, J. A. Lowry
of Alliance, Charles KIdd of Nebraska City
and Harlan T. Gannon of Pender
GOLF SKIRTS $8.95-
Tho material is all wool and tho best weave
colors light groy, dark grey, bluo and
brown with plaid backs length 39 to 44
Inches. Mall orders receive prompt atten
tion. nX-SCQFIELD
y IViimsuiTco.
1510 Douclus St.
UNION
PACIFIC
WATCH
INSPECTION
Albert Edholm,
Jeweler
107 North Kith Street.
Has been appointed
Union Pacific Watch
Inspector.
ON MONDAY and until further notice.
Sacrifice sale of
Sheet Music
Hospe's Great Purchase
of twenty thousand sheets of music some
from the receivers of the Duston Smith
Piano Company, Charleston, S, C All new
clean uptevdate music
2,000 pieces of music for only 1c each.
15,000 pieces vocal and instrumental music at 3 cents each.
3,000 pieces vocal anil instrumental music at 5 cents each.
4,000 pieces National Music Co. music at cents each.
4,000 pieces McKinloy Music Co. music at 5 cents each.
2,000 pieces latest copyrighted music at 10 cents each.
2,000 pieces all new popular songs & piano pieces at 15c each
3,000 folios, vocal and instrumental, at 19 cents each.
A large assortment of orchestra music at one-half price.
1,000 instruction books for all hinds of instruments at one
half price.
200 opera scores at 25c, 50c and 75c regular prices $1 and $2.
Every customer purchasing music will receive gratis ono
sheet of patriotic music.
Come early. Don't wait until the stock is broken, get our
catalogue and select your music at home and save time.
A. Hospe,
H5I3 Douglas Street.
TEN DAY PIANO SALE.
For the next ten days we
at prices less than you can buy the most ordinary instruments
elsewhere. We must reduce our stock, which is double what
we have space for, and will
ducements. Come and figure
to purchase or not, and we will
venience. During tins sale we will oner sucn pianos as me
Chickering, highest acme of merit; famous Fischer, .la cob Doll,
Lester, Franklin, Byrne, Beiir Bros., etc. Manufacturers' and
personal guarantees with every one. Tuning, moving and re
pairing competently done. See
musical instruments, all at big
UNDERWOOD
writer,
15 WORTH
MORE than the
WHOLE of any other.
partial cxam,iratior
pleases,
trorough
cxarrira.iior
corvirCGS
IT IS THE BEST.
'Nebraska Typewriter & Supplies Go.
DELM0RE CHENEY
BASSO-BARITONE
Will continue teachlnf
at his studio...
315 Ramge Building
throughout the Summer
mouths.
will offer the highest grade piauos
dc so if prices and merit are in
with us whether you are ready
arrange terms to suit your con
our stools and covers and small
reductions.
1(121 FAR NAM
STREHT.
"Alii a wuntH but
little here below"
Said a morbid poet
long yo.irs hro,
I'm prone to iloubt
that ancle nt Huge
When I look at The
Rcc's ureal "Want
Ail" paRO.
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