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THE OMAHA DAILY HUE: SUNDAY, SEPT EM II 12 11 28, 1901!.
SOCIETY IS BUSY AT LAST
CvtWt, Golf tad Ak-lir-ltn Ball Aflerd
Plnty f Employraeit
NEW QUEEN WILL BE A PATRIOT SURE
Her Ideatltr " IHaelosed, hmt Her
Gown llaa Rrm Made la Omaha,
Marti to Pome Loral gatl
fartloa.
f anybody haa been entertaining the no
tloa that Omaha'a amart aet la a conven
tional lot, with Interest confined within the
llmita of their own exclusive doings, he
night aa well disabuse hla mind of any auch
dea, for It Is a mistake. Ot all the crowd
that 'Mid" the sights within the carnival
grounds there were none who entered Into
the spirit of the carnival with greater aest
than the fashionables. Every evening has
seen thorn In couples and In parties going
the round of the booths and visiting the at
tractions of the Midway, partaking of all
lha free handouts anil everything else avail
able, very much after the manner of other
people.
The tournament of the Transmlsslsslppl
Oolf association at the Country club made
that clubhouse the center of fashionable In
terest last week and, In spite of the dark
days and the numcrons attractions on In
the rlty, society gathered there In force.
Wednesday waa given over to the women,
but, as a matter of fact, the women have
been very much In evidence out there all
the time and have helped to make the suc
cess of the occasion. On Wednesday Mrs.
Luther Kountte. Mrs. John McShane, Mlsa
I)eey. Miss Webster, Mrs. Colpetzer, Mrs.
Warren Rogers, Mra. Charles Kountze, Miss
Cotton. Mlsa Peck and i..laa Doane served
tea and did the honors. On Thursday Mrs.
. Gulou. Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. Cowglll, Mra. Jo
seph Barker, Miss Edith Bmith, Mlsa Lewis
and Miss Janet Rogers were the commit
tee. On Friday Mra. Sprague, Mrs. Wheeler,
Mra. Love, Miss McShane, Miss Lomax,
Mra. Hull, Mlsa Crane, Mlsa Allen afid Miss
McShane constituted the receiving party.
Yesterday afternoon all of the women were
present and' the club haa not presented
auch a scene since in the summer. The
dinner and dance were largely attended.
Evelyn, Dear: Now that the time la al
most here the feminine pulse la all of a
flutter, and In spite ot all assertions to
the contrary, we are simply dying to know
mho really la to be the queen. But, Evelyn,
regardless of her Identity, she la worthy the
honor he Is to bear, for thia la a secret
that haa leaked out aomehow or other her
gown is Dot to be a Parla affair at all, but
Is being mads right here at home. In
Omaha, for the dear, loyal girl declares that
nothing but home talent could do full
Justice to the coronation gown for our
own Ak-Sar-Ben. Isn't ahe worthy the
homage she is to have? I think her aplrlt
Is adorable and then. It's such a comfort
to feel that one'a own gown Isn't to be
so awfully overshadowed, even by the
aueen'a.
But we can't guesa who the la. Isn't
It exasperating? It glvea one auch an un
comfortable feeling to have auch a aecret
right In our very midst. One. can't evpn
talk about It with any comfort, even to
her dearest friend, for who knowa but aho
la telling her choicest confidence to the
queen herself and will only bo laughed at
when her back la fumed. Really, Evelyn,
dear, I think those knights are anything
but gallant to make ua bo uncomfortable
by their secret methods, that don't do a
bit of good and only encourage deceit among
friends. I'm aure that If I should recog
nize In the queen that night even you, I
could never feel quite the aame toward
you again. Just to think- of keeping a
secret from one'a dearest friend, and auch
a aecret, too.
I do know one thing, though, Evelyn,
dear: That la that there are to be more
new gowna this year than for three yeara
past. Eight of our own glrla are having
lovely, fluffy, lacey things made, all ot
them freah and new, too, and aeveral of
the other glrla brought back gowna from
the eaat when they came, and In apite of
all their threata of laat year never to wear
a now gown to the ball again, they are
going to wear them Just the aame. See If
they don't.
Aa for me. this auspenae baa nearly ruined
my disposition, but It'a awfully comforting
to know that the queen'a gown la not com
ing from Paris. KAROLYNE.
Tha following are the women who will
participate In the coronation of King Ak-
Sar-Ben VIII:
unnnlAiti Wllro. Ella Cot
ton. Florence Lewis. Mae Hamilton, Mae
Mount. Lydla Moore. 7,UV .1.
. u jk.. uj.n Miiiiird. Bessie Yates,
Flora Webster, Carrie Monger, Mae Mun-
ger, Mildred uomax. n "kw'
i ..- Margaret Httchcork.
Jeannle Wakefield. Besale Brady, Nan
viian.-h HiuawaUr. Edith
nk,. RH.ah.th Allen. Smith. Oenle
, TnwU MiLrffuxet Preston,
Jennle'Orcutt, Blanche MeKenna. Oretchen
Crounse, Marie Crounne, Faith Potter. Mar-
. .bv.. , v.llth JarkRHn.
Mirt of Honor from Out of Town
Mlases Edith Fhelan. Alliance;. Margaret
...I. mi.,.... i unrha Peters. Albion,
Mabel 'Willing. Broken Bow; Ftorene
Whlttmnyer. Columbjs: Nellie Murphy.
Crete; Bessie CaJwell. davenport. Ia.; Alma
Flanders, Ueuwooa, d. v., c,wi
gross. TVadwond: Palll" Riorum, Falls
City; Kthel McOlvern. Fremont; Wllhel
mlna Johiipon. Uerlng; Jeanette lleln
eheimer, Olenwood, la.; Ellen Harlenbarh.
Orand Inland; Ellen Mitchell. Oresham;
Ooorirla Fowler, HaMlnaa; Mamie Light,
Hyannls; IhiiiIh KlarkKlone. Iad. 8. I) ;
Haydle Hurnhnm, Lincoln: Florence Put
nam. Lincoln; Nettl Mrant, Madison;
Katheryn Mrl'heely, Mlnden; Cora Cline,
Monroe; Meldrlth Hlteon. Norfolk; Mattie
Mance. O'Neill; Marie Relthardt, Ord: Carrie-
I,enton, l'ender; Clnra Penn, Kavenna;
ladya Rhlrley. St. Mwirrt; Katherlne.
Krsklne, Ht. l'aul; OIkh I.amhofer, R'-hiiy-ler;
Mabel )an. Bidrey: Jennie Harris,
Routh Albion; Urare Frawley, Ptmmitmm ;
Je-tdle Mc.Mlllen, Sturgls, 8. I).; Genevieve
Wledden, Sutton; Fall Bnmham, Tllden;
Kate Whltmore. Vall.-y; Iva Dirk. Wauneta;
Hertha NefT, Wauna; Helen Pile, Wayne;
Creda Wolcott. Weeping Water; Eleannre
Thlete, Went Point; Nellie Moore, Counrll
Bluff; Mae Burr IJncnln; Irma Cody,
North Platte; Minnie Borenson. North
Platte; Anderson. Chicago: Caroline Test
Rohrer, Counrll Bluffs: Catherine Peters,
Pt. Louis; Rue 1-a.ir. Pittsburg: Zoe Hill,
Council HlufTs; Radio Moore, Lead. 8. D.:
F.dlth Peyrke. Hamburg, Germany; Ethel
Palmer, les Moines.
Indies of the Court Mesdames Mander
snn, Webnter, Francis, Kenyon, Byrne,
Herman Kountxe. Allen, Wilcox, lloldrege,
Bartlett, Yost. Bennett. Belden, Dickinson,
Havls, Diets, Wattle. Powell, West, Brady,
Fry, Penfold. C. K. Smith. Klrkendail.
Thomas, Bldwell, MrCord, Paxton. Hoff
man, Howe. Hall, Fred Meta, Jr.. Colpetzer,
Palmer, Moore. White, Thompson, Cowln,
and a large number from out of town.
Indies In Waiting Mesdamrs Uhl, Funk
houser, Allen, Uulou, Nash. M. F. Funk
houoer. Cronk. Iane, I 1 Kountze, THinn,
Paffenrath, George H. Palmer, Peters,
Black, Jordan, Collins, Foster, Bryson,
Jardlne, Rosewater, Meta. Klpllnwer, Offutt;
Cuming. C. T. Kountze, Hammer, McDon
ald, Roberson, Chnse, Kuhn. Hendrle, Meti,
Sprague. Love, Wllklns, Fuller. Dinning,
H. T. Clarke, Jr., Trefz, Wllhelm. Cahn,
Adair, Hayes. Weaver. McHugh, Oreene,
Cheyney, Hugo Brandcls. Herbert Gannett,
Floyd Smith, Baldrlge, Glass, and a number
from out of town.
Reception Committee Messrs. I H.
Korty, J. JL. Kennedy, Al Powell, Jay I).
Foster. A. C. Jonas. Arthur Allen, C. C.
Rosewater, N. W. Wells, C. K. Smith,
George H. Crosby. W. 8. Balduff, J. H.
McDonald, E. H. Sprague, K. E. Brvson,
J. C. Cowln, Oeorsje 8. Powell, George F.
West, H. A. Thompson, Rome Miller. David
Cole, John Steel. L. E. Lucas. William
Glass, O. D. Kipllnger. M. F. Funkhouser
H. T. Lemlst. Frank Colpetzer, B. B. Wood,
F. E. Sanborn. F. P. Klrkendail, J. W.
Thomas, W. H. MrCord. O. F. Bldwell,
D. B. Fuller. W. A. Paxton. O. S. Hoffman.
H. E. Palmer, John 8. Brady. H. W. Yates,.
Allen B. Smith. W. J. Broatch, H. H.
Buldrlge, Robert Cowell, Charles F. Man
derson, Herman Kountze George W. Hold
rege. Joseph Millard, C' N. Diet. F. A.
Nash. C. E. Yost. O. W. Wattles, W. J. C.
Kenyon. E. P. Ravaae. John I Webster.
Charles H. Pickens, Rev. E. F. Trefz, E. M.
Andreesen, John Francis, F. W. Kellogg,
O. M. Hitchcock, E. Rosewater, Thomas 0.
Byrne. W. F. Allen. John A. Kuhn, Emll
Brandels. J. O. Martin, II. Vance Lane,
Oeorge P. Cronk. M. C. Peters, R. 8. Wil
cox, M. H. Collins. F. I Campbell, John
E. Ctt, R. C. Moore, Charles Met. J. C.
Bates, Frank E. Mnores, E. M. Bartlett,
W. R. Bennett. E. E. Bruce, C. C. Belden,
E. Dickinson, F. H. Davis. E. A. Cudahy.
Floor Committee E. P. Perk, C. T.
Kountze A. N. Benn, Stockton Heth, A. J.
Ixive, J. Lu Paxton, Fred Paffenrath,
Arthur Met. H. F. Roberson. Robert
Hayes. Stanhope Fleming-. F. Hamilton. A.
P. uulou, J. M. Baldrlge, J. E
C. E. Blark. W. B. Tagg. J. D. Weaver,
narry j or (inn, j. nosenzweig. u. Z. ueorge,
Clement Chase, U. H. Palmer, Victor
White, W. Pease, Frank Simpson. H. T.
Clarke, Jr., R. J. Dinning J. E. Bucking
ham. Frank Haskell. Albert Cahn, F. A.
Nash, Jr., Harry Wllklns, E. W. Dixon. C.
L. Deuel. Hugo Brandeis, John Battln, H.
G. Beaton, Ross Towle, Ezra Millard, Ben
Cotton.
Gault, Mrs. Edward Johnson, Mra. C. S. I 7:30 o clock on Wednesday evening, Orto
Loblngler, Mra. rhlllp Potter. Mra. Draper I ber 1, at All Paints' church. A reception
Smith. Mrs. Oeorge Tllden and Mrs. W. P,
Harford will receive.
Mra. W. M. Pike (formerly Mlsa Belle
Dickey) and daughter Caroline of Portland,
Me., are spending a few weeka with Mrs.
will follow from 8 to 9:30 o'efork at their
home, 119 South Twenty-flfth street.
Mr. C. A. Mangum and Miaa Kate Crosby,
both living at Twenty-sixth and Erskine
streets, were married there Wedneaday
Pike's father. Mr. J. J. Dickey, at his I evening by Rev. Mr. Hilton of the North
country residence. Aloha, near Benson. I Bide Christian church. Mr. William Crosby
Mr and Mrs. Flovd Smith have aa their man and Master Russell Crosby
guest Mlsa Van Steenwyk of La Crosse, 4 "e' th. wedding ring. The
Wis. Mlsa Van Steenwyk will be pleasant- Mif wor whlt mulle and the groom
i. -mmwd h th. m.nr friends she ws in the conventional black. The house
m.d. whll. nn a nrevloua visit to Mra. w decorated In whlta and green
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Megeath of Kansas
City spent last week In the city the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. McWhorter, return
ing home on Friday. Mr. and Mra. Me
geath expect to leave Kansaa City in the
spring and will make their home In New
York.
A
reception followed the ceremony. The
bride was a member of the church choir
and Mr. Mangum la engaged In the print
ing business in the city. They will live
at Twenty-eighth avenue and Corby street.
MoTemata and Whereahna t.
The Twentieth Century Pleasure club met I York.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Barton are In New
last Thursday and completed all arrange
ments for their series ot danoea and will
give the first of the series Tuesday, October
14, 1902, at Thurston Rifles new armory,
1810 Harney atreet, which haa been re
modeled and a new floor laid.
Pleasures Past.
Miss Josephine Brady haa returned from
the eaat.
Mr. Guy Doane returned to Washington
last week.
Mrs. Offutt will spend a part of the week
In Chicago.
Mlsa Blanche Craig has returned to her
school in Chicago.
Mlsa Encell is back from a two weeks'
trip to New York.
General and Mrs. Manderson have returned
from their trip to Canton.
Mrs. E. O. Halstead la at home after a
summer's visit In New York.
Mrs. J. B. Berry has gone to Chicago
Mrs. 8. G. Strickland waa hostess at a
small luncheon on Tuesday.
Miss Jeannette Rogers was hostess at an
informal luncheon on Saturday, given tor
Miss Goodrich.
Mlsa Gertrude Goodrich waa the recipient
of a handkerchief shower on Friday after
noon at the home of Miss Wilcox.
Mr. Fred Nash gave an elaborate dinner 'or brief visit with friends
on Thursday evening, the occasion being Mrs. Kenyon Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
the birthday of Mrs. J. D. Crelghton. W. A. Paxton, Jr., on their ranch
Mrs. Virgil O. Strlckler entertained at Mrs. E. C. McShane and the MUsea Mc-
lunch Friday. An elaborate menu was I Shane have returned from Chicago.
served with very effective table decora- I Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lyman and Dr. Harry
tions of nasturtiums. I Lyman have returned from the cast.
i
Mrs. F. O. Moburg entertained at a Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Welch are back from
dinner party Tuesday evening. Covere were a brief trip through the Black Hills,
laid for twelve. After dinner Ue evening Mr. and Mrs. K P. Sunderland and Miss
waa devoted to ping pong and cards.
Complimentary to her gueat, Mrs. G. W.
Megeath of Kansaa City, Mra. S. A. Mc
Whorter entertained at luncheon on
Wednesday. Covers were laid for eight.
Mrs. A. V. Klnsler was hostess at a very
pretty luncheon at the Country club on
Thursday, given In honor ot Mrs. O. W.
Megeath. Meteor roses were used' in dec
oration.
In honor of Mlsa Goodrich, whose mar
riage Is to occur this week, Mrs. D. V.
Sholes entertained at luncheon on Wednes
day. Pink roses were used in the decora
tion of the table and hand-decorated, heart-
shaped cards were given the eight guests
Boulter have returned from Chicago.
Miss Georgia Sharp haa returned from a
two month's stay In Ontario, Canada.
Mrs. Hartmao and Mrs. Will Clarke have
returned from their summer outing In Canada.
Mr. Roy D. Miller has returned from a
fishing trip to the lakes of northern Michi
gan.
Mrs. J. F. Mawhlnney and daughters have
returned from the Atlantic coast, where
they spent the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Butler and their
guests, the Misses Curtis, have returned
from their trip to Denver.
Miss Golda Frank and Mra. Hibblt have
TEACHERS' LECTURE COURSE
Inlverslty Series to lie Riven la
Omaha Based oa Social
Problems.
The citizens of Omaha are to have an
opportunity to llaten to a series of twelve
lecturea by prominent sociologists and po
litical economists on consecutive Tuesday
evenings, beginning next Tuesday, September
Jnth. The speakers are Dr. Ira W. Howerth
of the Vnlverslty of Chicago, Prof. William
A. Scott rff the Vnlverslty of Wisconsin.
Prof. Edward A. Ross of the Vnlverslty of
Nebraska, Isaac A. Loos ot the Vnlverslty
of Iowa, Miss Jane Addams, Hull House,
Chicago; Prof. William W. Folwell of the
Vnlverslty of Mlnneaota, Prof. Oeorge E.
Vincent of the Vnlverslty of Chicago. The
subjects of discussion are "The Social Ques
tions of Today," "The Economie Foundatlona
of Society," "Elementsot the Special Ideal,"
"The Industrial Evolution or Its Social As
pects," "Wealth and Want." "Social Re
sults of Charitable Efforts." "Competition
and Co-operation," "The Ethics of Busi
ness," "Social Evolution," "The New So
cial Method."
The course has been arranged by the Vnl
verslty of Chicago as a part of its system
of Vnlverslty Extension lectures. Syllabi
for the course have been supplied to the
members of the center and provision made
whereby those who do a definite amount of
reading and study under the direction of
the lecturers can secure tome formal rec
ognition and credit for the work done.
Thla same course of lectures will be de
livered In Kansas City, Dea Moines, St.
Joseph, St. Paul and Minneapolis. The
membership of the Omaha center consists
of a large number of the leading business
and professional men of the city and BOO
teachers in the city schools. The secretary
of the center is Mies Martha Powell, No.
9, "The Winona." The first and each al
ternate lecture of the course thereafter
will be delivered by Dr. Ira W. Howerth,
assistant professor of sociology In the Vnl
verslty of Chicago. Though a comparatively
young man, Dr. Howerth la a lecturer of
ability and is widely known as a contributor
of articles On sociological and educational
subjects to the leading periodicals. At the
same time that this course Is In progress
he Is delivering a series of lecturea on "So
cial Evils and Proposed Remedies" In an
other circuit. Including Milwaukee, Grand
Kapios, Detroit, Cleveland. Columbus and
Cincinnati.
The lecturea will bo delivered In the First
Congregational church.
as souvenirs
Mr. and Mm. Flovd Smith entertained returned from an extended tour of South
i fr:,-' a party of about twenty young people at ern
ping pong on Thursday evening at their I Cbas. A. Thompson has Just returned
home on Park avenue, in honor of their I from a week'a vacation In Iowa. Mrs.
guest, Mlsa Van Steenwyck of LaCrosse, Thompson accompanied him.
Wla., who came the early part of the week Mr. and Mra. Robert Trimble have re-
and will remain until after the carnival. turned from their wedding trip and are
A very enjoyable birthday celebration I at home In Windsor Place.
was held at the home of Miss Alice Howe I Mr. Odin Mackay returned last week
of 2710 Woolworth avenue on Monday even- I from a hunting trip la the west and left
ing, the timet being passed with games, at once for Cambridge, Mass
Mr. J. W. Foye of Kansas City is visiting Festoons of purple and white ribbons and Mrg LoU8 David Vogel and daughter.
Social Chit-chat.
among Omaha friends thia week.
Mrs., Cowglll Is entertaining her sister.
Mrs. Pennock of Louisville, Ky.
Miss Daisy Goff of Fremont Is the guest
of Miss Florence Templeton.
Miss Annette Smiley of New York is
visiting her mother Mrs. John A. Smiley.
Miss Cora Sayre left yesterday for an
extended visit. In the eaat. Including Chi
cago, Buffalo and Washington, D. C.
Captain and Mrs. Reynolds and the
honor of Mr. William E. Davla by Mrs.
Davis as a surprise, at their home, 4224
Burdette street, Thursday night, there were
present: Messrs. Henry A. Snow, John O,
Mrs. Robert Cowell haa as her guest her Detweller, Dr. J. M. Aikln, Edward 3
sister, Miss Jennie Moore of Cleveland, O. Thompson. John Ball. T. L. Combes. Judd
Miss Florence Spencer .of Cleveland, O., R- Kennedy, Julius A. Saylea and E. War- Misses Reynold have returned from a
Is the guest of Mrs. Charles C. Rosewater. ren Noma. three montns visit to me Atlantic coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Rush have taken Aa a 9 o'clock coffee, a revival of those Mrs. Levi Carter and Mlaa Carter spent
apartmenta at 2584 Harney tiet for the charming evenlag affairs, where the in- a part of last week In Lincoln, Mies Carter
winter. formal characteristics of the afternoon re- returning to ner noma in bi. l,ouib on
Mlsa Jean Goldle Amos of Boise. Idaho, caption are combined with the "after 6 Thuraoay.
o cioca conventionalities, ana ue presence Messrs. wmara Barrows, Udin Mackay
of men. Miss Mona Martin provided a and Lawrence Blinker have returned from
wholly enjoyable evening for about fifty a two weeks' hunting trip in the Yellow-
friends on Thursday in compliment to Mlsa atone park region
Hloeeon or Kenosna. wis., wno is her guest. Mrs. Klrkendail. Miss Ada Klrkendail and
A quantity or meteor roses maae tne rooms Mlsa Lucy Gore went to New York on Run
verv Drettv and the date sunDer wu U. mi.. vi.v..j.n -,m v .....
1 v.- ... v.. I. . .1 . - ..." 7 . " . .. .. C-'"' icouuio nor Bluu-
" ' aervea the gueste standing. Mlsa Martin ,es at Mlsa Scovll'a school,
uuie nine nine. inn Mrs. Martlnswere assisted in receiving
Mr. B. B. Wood will accompany Mlsa I throughout the evening by Mlssea Edith
Margaret Wood upon her return to Dobbs' I Jackson, Herberts Jaynes, Cole and More-
Ferry on Monday. I head.
Miss Edith Dumont will entertain at lun- I Taking precedence over everything else
cheon on Tuesday In compliment to Mlaa I of the week was the luncheon given at the
Gertrude Goodrich. I Omaha club on Tuesday by Miss Edith
As It Is tho
Only Storo
In the state where you can buy.
i a pretty arrangement of greens trimmed the MiB, Vera, have returned from a visit of
rooms very euocuve.y. ntire.ninraui ,, months at Las Vegas, N. M.
served at the close of the evening. I .
At an olalMirate birthday dinner given i in Den;er at once tney httd p,anned, but
will remain here until November.
is the guest of Miss Mabel 8tuht for three
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Davenport of Troy,
N. Y., spent laat weeek In the city visiting
friends.
Mr. N. R. Denny haa returned from Chi
Mrs. W. J. Robinson and Mrs. Merrlam
returned home last week after an absence
of ten daya visiting friends In Denver,
Cripple Creek and other Colorado points
Mr. Harry Nott returned yesterday from a
two months' outing on the great lakea.
Mra. Nott atopped off at Chicago, where
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Miss r-rancea wataon or urana isiana is o""l" ""ts "" i.t,. wm .r.nH , .. .w. v,
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Pen P. Fodrea Smith, at which the public announcement turnlng. to 0maha.
of 2735 Sewardt atreet.
Mr. and Mra. David Baum have taken the
Lyman residence on South Thirty-ninth
street, for the winter.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Wade and Miss
Marie Lowe are expected back from the
Philippines before long,
Mra. Carrier, who haa been vUltlng Mrs,
W. V. Morse, haa taken apartmenta at tha
Millard for the winter.
was made of her engagement to Lieutenant
Clarence Richmond Day of the Fourteenth
Vnlted Statea cavalry. At the long table,
which was extended through the three prl-
Oat-of-Towa Guests.
It will be well to add to the pleaaure
of thla carnival occasion and take
home a pair of Sorotli shoes and be
'comfortable ever after.
Women who are now wearing Sorosls
will recommend them to you. The
quality Is the best. They are In all
the new leathers and lit the feet like
custom work.
100 different styles.
Price 3.50 Always
100 Different Styles
Sorosis Shoe Store
203 S. 15th St., OMAHA.
Karbara Black.
Frank Wilcox. Manager.
Telephone A724.
Write for the New Sorosls Catalogue.
Miss Anna O'Brien of Denver Is vlsltlnr
vaia uimii ruwui., iub iun-iUur Hu,i. Mrg- E, Bennett Cole for Ak-Sar-Ben week
.,. .fr.i. ... .,i h. Mrs. C. H. Sawyer of Kansas City Is the
" "' " " , , guest of her mother, Mrs. F. Kleffner, dur
, , Ing carnival week.
and dnalffna. Yllow rnnea and ferna wera I
trwB over tha cloth, tha centerDlece r"- rln" Da " on are tne
being an Intricate combination of white f""1' ' Mr-1 Mra. C. Axford at "Llke-
Mra. Ned Kessier or Salt Lake city ana I carnations in the shape or a cannon, aoove i "
Mra. Marcella Salisbury of St. Louis are which waa suspended a ball of southern! Mlaa Anna O. Shults, cashier ot the Ho
visiting Mrs. Frank Barrett. aeparagua. lighted with electric lights. A Dei coronado, coronado Beach, Callfor
Mrs. L. 8. Reed has returned to Chicago I large candelabra ahaded in yellow stood a. naa arrived noma ror a visit
after a short visit at the home ot her I at either end of the table, and between Mrs. Albert Weiss and daughter, Mrs
parenta Mr. and Mrs. Balcomb. I these and the center were tall silver can- I Cbas. Llscbesky of Great Bend, Kansaa, are
m,. n.,..i nrt k.. returned . hp. dlostlcks. Three brilliantly lighted eleo- visiting with Mra. Louisa Phelps and
home in Chtcaxo. having spent the past ten Rollers, from which were festooned ropes daughter.
ui vit6u., wmti.eii u Mrs. Louis J. Herxog and daughter Ca
The place caraa were aainty yeuow mono- rlt- c.m. down fro i.npni v,t,H.
tve re- I .fr.lra mnA markut the nlacea of I al- ... ... ....
turned to Omaha and will occupy the real- LT. . " a, i, " we wun rs. Bamue, k.u
- - .. M- rWTlll f, th. win. " . J(U7 Joatm ,,reM.
""r"" I Towle, Mercer, crounse, Mcnenna, xates,
ter. I rtAnna nitrhariluin Hnarland. Anderson.
Mrs. F. B. Kennard has Issued invitations oretchen Crounse, Milliard, McShane, Pot
for a reception to be given at her home on I ter. Kennard, Baum, Maynard, Cady, Coff
Wedneaday afternoon In honor of Mra. wll- I man Pritchett, Harper of Chicago, Barker,
klnson. I Buckingham. Brown, Holdrege, Mary Lee
Mr. and Mra. J. B. Collins of Louisville. McShane, Wakefield, Brady, Rogers, Hitch
Ky.. are the guests of Mr. and Mra. M. H. cock, Wood. McCune, Jackson, Jaynea, Cot
Collins, expecting to spend the month of I ton. May McShane, Peck, Helen smitn,
ntnher here. I Stanton. Edith Smith ana Mrs. a. b. emitn
Mrs. Joseph Barker will entertain a ping
daya visiting Mr. and Mrs. Horace O. Burt.
Mrs. Preston and Mlsa Preston have re-
The Mlssea Curtis, who have been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Buttler for
tha paat fortnight, will leave for their
home in Boston tomorrow.
Millinery opening at Mrs. McCaffrey's on
Friday and Saturday, October 3 and 4.
Mrs. McCaffrey haa now on dlsDlav
full line of fall and winter millinery, and
is prepared to sell at prices that can't be
Deat. I have aecured a trimmer from
D. B. Flgk's of Chicago and am prepared
to give the awellest styles. Opposite post
office. South Omaha.
Miss Julia Officer, piano. Rama-e block.
Leschetbky method, used by Paderewskl.
SULTANA HAS APPENDICITIS
Patleat Is Blgr Lioness In Paris Zoo
and ts Sncceaafnllr Oper
ated t'poa.
(Copyright, 1902, by Press Publishing Co.)
PARIS. Sept. 27. (New York World Ca
blegramSpecial Telegram.) M. Allard, a
veterinary surgeon attached to the Paris
too, haa successfully operated upon the big
lioness, Sultana, for appendicitis. The ani
mal waa chloroformed. Since she recov
ered her senses Sultana evidently com
prehends that she had better keep quiet,
ror ahe lies motionless, allowing the Bur
geons to attend to her wound, only utter
ing groans now and then.
The CD ra ska -Iowa
Creamery Company,
Ccr. Tenth and Howard Sts.,
Invite the publlo to make
them a call and Inspect their cream
ery, the largest and most complete
In the middle west.
KERN
I.G00 PATTERN HATS TO SHOW
Largest millinery houe in Omaha. See our styles nnd prices before you buy.
New Location, I508 Douglas SI.
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IS. H
Singularly Smart Millinery Vogues.
If you want soinethinj: now, and want it before imv ono cist?
has it in Omaha, just come to Davios1. You can Iiooko here
with perfect safety. Only reliable grades of high class merchan
dise ever given place in our store. A srreat main neonle look
for low prices, and in doing so lose sight of quality Now, we can
say to you that no matter what you buy here, you 'uive our guar
antee for the highest standard merchandise at i very lowest
prices. You cannot make a mistake in trading here. We will not
let you. A sale is no sale here until you are satisfied.
A H OKI) AHOUT IIAIIJ OOODS AND IIAIK DKKSSINO
We show the most complete line of Switches. Wics. ltolls. Waves
etc., in the west, and at the lowest possible prices. Ask to see
the ALICE and I)U BAKRY WAVES. The Uitest styles always
shown. A EIKST CLASS IIAIK MJESSEll will attend to vour
wants. Dying, Shampooing, Curling and Dressing in any style
desired. Oive her a trial.
DA VIES, 1511 Douglas St.
their famoua butter, guaranteed
fresh every day from the churn.
Cream, whipping cream, milk, but
termilk and cottage cheese, delivered
to any part of the city.
Nebraska-Iowa Creamsri Co.,
Sole Manufacturers.
leath anal Howard Sts.
Phone 178.
Stylish Neckwear
All the newest and nobbiest things
that are out strings, bows, tecks,
four-ln-hands every color Imaginable
and the prices are 20c and 60c. Bee the
display In our windows. But don't buy
neckwear till you look over our stock.
faey Make tblria
wddtaa;a aa.d Kaaacemeala.
The wedding of loV Walter Dale and Mlsa
Lena Ellsworth will be solemnised at
church on
pong party on Monday evening, In compli
ment to Hiss VanSteenwyk, Mra. Floyd
Smith's guest.
Mr. pn..n ... iuni. xcrioii.n i f. I Hanscom Park Methodist
of Captain H. M. Powell. U. 8. A., came weonesaay evening.
the early part of the week from San Fran- I The marriage of Mlsa Reglna Cleveland
Cisco, and Is at the Madison. I and Mr. Tbomaa J. Baker was solemnized
Lieutenant John McCllntock ot the First Wednesday evening at tne nome ei tne ,
cavalrv will loin hla realment In the Phil- ""oe a porenis. r. sua r.. . . v.-
ipplnes soon. Captatln McCllntock and his
mother, Mrs. McCllntock. are atill In Eu
rope.
Mrs. J. D. Allen of Butler. Mo.. Mrs. W.
land.
The marriage of Miss Loulss Korty and
Mr. John McDonald will occur at tha home
of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mra. L. H.
A. King of Chicago, and Mrs. John Bcott I ony. i opi""Ua '".
of Olyraola. Wash., are visiting at the I aT evening
home ot Mra. M. Scott of 05 Oeorgla av- I Mr. and Mrs. Louis David vogei announce
nue. I the engagement of their daughter. Miss
Mrs. J. O. Hart of 2408 Harney atreet has e,m Fleming, to Mr. Walter James Aus-
w . .v. , i u. , i tin oi cioux i-iiy. ia. i ue weuuiua ia m
Johnson and Mrs. Frank Johnaoa of Chey
enne, and her mother, Mra. R. C. Golden of
Nebraska City.
Mrs. Joe A Blum, 624 South Twenty-fourth
avenue, la entertaining Miss Cora Schles-
Inger of Lincoln, while the latter la doing
ths carnival and witnessing the varloua
paradea of ths week.
la.
occur early in uctoper.
Invitations are out tor the wedding ot
Misa Etba Martin and Mr. Lloyd F. Kllgore,
which la to occur at o'clock on Wednes
day evening, October 8, at ths home of ths
bride's mother, 2715 Ohio street.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Goodrich,
daughter of MVa. D. 11. Goodrich, and Mr.
Th memher. of th. Amahl Worn.'. rl..h Joseph W. AshtOU Of PueblO. Colo.. Will
take place at 7:av o ciock on vvraneaaay
evening at the borne ot Mr. and Mrs. II. N.
Wood.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Gilford havs Issued
invitations for the wedding of thalr daugh
ter. Miss Gracs, to Mr. James M. Richard
son, Jr., which will be solemnised at 2
will bold a formal reception from 4 to
o'clock on Monday afternoon, October f, aa
a farewell to Mrs. W. W. Keysor. the re
tiring president of the club, who will re
turn from 8t. Louis to preslds at the open
ing fall meeting and meet the women for
the last time in an official capacity. The
executive commlttte are planning to make I o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, October 1,
tha reoentlon out of tha moat nretenttnua I at their home, 2438 Manderaon atreet. An
affairs that has yet been glvea by ths club
aad la addition to the club members all
the teachers of the city schools, and Mra.
Keysor's friends are invited. Mrs. F. H.
Cole, Mra. C. H. Townseod, Mrs. A. K.
Informal reception will follow.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Tiscburk have Is
sued Invitations te the wedding of their
daughter, Marie Antoinette, aad Mr. Carl
H. Uerber. which Is te be eoleataissd at
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SCDFIELD
OOJUttSUITCO.
ISM) DeaaiiM .
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They are here for your inspection. The latest and best
atyles made of the best goods the best workmanship
nothing left out that will make a garment satisfactory to
the most critical buyer.
Our assortments of dress skirts, petticoats, waists ami
furs will be found complete and no one makes lower prices
than we.
We will be pleased to show our goods.
OTFIELD
La Iwwiaa ua4
? TliPro'd U
m
A Jewelry Store
. ... In Omaha
Where you can and will always find Just what you want the kind of
goods that SAVE YOU TIME IN HI NTING and SAVE YOU MONEY IN
BUYING.
We test your eyes free and never charge
fancy prices.
AS OPTICIANS
Our Watches for Everybody
Are Surprises to Everybody . . . .
85,00 Is a small price for a GOOD, fully warranted watch for boys or
girls. 4 $10.00 buys an elegant ladles' enameled chatelaine wat-h and pin
in fine tase. $15.00 buys an elegant ladles' solid 14-K gold watch, with your
monogram. $25.00 buys an elegant gents' 14 K solid gold Elgin or Wal
tham watch, with your monogram.
Buy your Christmas presents of us. Get our catalogue. You'll make
money by it.
T. L. COVLBS & CO.
and 1520 Douglas St
Opticians NOTE OUR STREET NUMBER
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MRS J. BENSON.
Fall and Winter
Underwear
We can give you the best goods for the
money that is made for ladies and children.
Light or heavy weight, in cotton, fleece lined, part wool or all
wool, silk and wool, or all silk. Lowest price guaranteed.
Hemember we are sole agents for Dr. Jaeger's celebrated
sanitary underwear. 1
Black tights for ladies or children. Send for catalogue.
Great Musical
Aifractions
UOSPE'S
Automatic Music
Room
Contains
Electric Pianos,
Electric Banjos,
Automatic Singing Birds,
Talking Machines,
llegina Music Boxes,
Century Music Boxes,
Stella Music Boxes,
Piano Players,
Self-Playing Organs.
Bring your friends and enjoy
it yourself.
A. HOSPE
15131515 Douglas St.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR EDISON
PHONOGRAPHS.
$10 TO $75
With the largest and most complete stock
of records west of Chicago.
We sell for cash, or $5.00 down, and $1.50
per week.
BALL BEARING
WHEELER & WILSON
-SEV.INC MACHINES-
at popular prices and easy terms. Second
hand sewing ma nines from
$1 TO $15
We rent machines at 76o per week. We
sell needles and repair and aell parte for
any machine manufactured.
Dlcycleg cheap, in order te close out our
large stock.
Nebraska Cycle Co.
Cor. 15th Harney
'I'hone 16ti3.
Ia. 612 N. 21th St., So. Omaha, Neb.
liKO. K MICKKL, Manager.
MtlY OP THE BEAUTIFUL
HALF TOME GUTS
USED IN
THE ILLUSTRATED BEE
from t'.m to time are for sale at the
publication office ail la good condi
tio, lew prices.