THE COURIER.
inciite wore served. M'ibb Ilictor of Chi
eago socurod Iho prizo.
Mrs. V. C. UriMlth ontortainod a
company of hull oh informally yesterday
afternoon for MrB. (Joorgo Cook of
Chicago.
M!hb Agnes Kuwlings formorly at tho
Palace Beautiful will meet hor frionds
untl patrons at tho hair dressing parlors
of MiB3 Anno Rivott, H3 South 12th.
Mies Esthor Clark, toaohorof art and
litoraturo in tho Stato normal Bchool
at Peru, !b tho guest of Mrs. V. E.
KirUor.
Electric wiring, gus nnd oloctric lix
turcB and lamps a specialty. Korsmoyor
Plumbing and Heating Co., i!15 South
Elovonth stroot.
Miss Ilolotiu Lau ontortainod tho
alumni chaptor of Kappa Kappa Gam
ma at a sumptuous luncheon.
Born, on Wednesday morning, April
12, to Mr. and MrB. E. P. Brown, a
daughter.
Mrs. L. J. Ilor.og and daughter, re
turned hiBt week from Omaha whero
thoy woro visiting rolativts.
Dontist Hill, over Miller & Paino.
Miss Wolch wont to Omaha today to
spond Sunday with MrB. II. Porcy
Silver.
Mrs. N. C. Abbott entertained junior
Sorosisoii Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. S. M. Truo ifl tho guest of Mr.
und Mrs. J. W. Wingor.
Tho 6onior promenade will occur on
noxt Friday evening.
Died, on Monday ovoning, April 10, of
spinal meningitis, Margaret Earlo Lewis,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Honry E.
Lowis. Miss Marjory was a wholosomo,
happy littlo girl, fond of all out door
lifo, of animais and growing things.
Hor parents aro dearly lovod hore, and
sympathy for thorn and personal regret
for tho Ioeb of bo bright and lovable a
child is keenly felt.
CLUBS.
Continued from page 5.
factor to this ocd should bo divided us
nearly equally as possible among club
mombors. Tnero is no doubt that tho
women who have hold oflico in the club
either ub tho presiding ollicor, or tho
secretary, or chairman of some responsi
ble committoo mako stronger and more
helpful members, orgo, each member of
ovory club. Bhould in turn, bo responsi
bio for Bomo part of tho oflicial work of
that club. This is ono of tho instances
whero tho benefit is also rotroa-activo.
Tho broadening and strengthening of
tho individual broadens and strength
ens tho club
This yearly rotation of olllco would
hardly hold truo in regard to Stato or
National federations; horo an exporionco
and training uro nocessar) that aro not
demanded in small clubs; an exporionco
and training which it takes tho good
part of tho tlrst year to acquiro, that
tho results may bo of tho highest or
der. But in tho avorago club whero
tho greatest good to tho greatest num.
bor should bo tho watchword, thoro is
no question that th& oillces should
rotuto each year.
NOTICE OF INDEBTEDNESS.
Notice iB horoby given that tho total
indobtodnesaof tho Sulpho-Salino Bath
Co . a corporation, on the first day of
April, 18U9, is as follows: Bills payablo,
secured by mortgage 810,000.00.
Sulpho Salino Bath Company, by
M. H. Evkkktt, Pros.
M.H. Evkkktt,
J. O. Evkkktt,
Ohab. O. Wukdon, Directors.
A DAY IN ROME.
IIki.kn C. Hkwooi).
It wiib lato. Mrs. Chatsworth, a
vigorous English woman of a goodly
number of yours, and tho proprietor of
our present nbodo, usually sat in hor
small olllco which faced tho breakfast
room. Sho would presB hor lips tightly
together, nnd then groot each lato
oirondor with a dubious, awful "good
morning." Wo dnrtod by tho door
way, in order to avoid if possible, the
invasion of tho English climato upon
tho Bunny Itulian almosphoro, but a
voico called aftor lis:
"Buono giorno signora. Buona
giorno signorinu. Good Morning."
Thank heaven. It whs only Giovanni
Mrs. Chatsworth was interviewing now
arrivals.
"You go Beo Bovon church today
signorina?" inquired GiovunDi as he ro
turned with mullins and marmalade,
and a prolitic smile.
"Yob," chimoJ in tho English curate
who sat oppoBito. "It's tho proper
thing to do. You know that it's Holy
Thursday today. Well I'm off. I am
going to do twelve, myself. By tho way
I leavo tonight," and ho bowod a mourn
ful nurovoir to tho feminine cohort of
the tablo.
Tho room vvhb woll tilled with English
white-cups and representatives of
American maidondom.
"Did ho ask you to write to him?',
demanded MiBs C of Stratford, of Miss
Wimpolo of CheBtor.
"Yes, ho did."
Both question and answer were given
in a low tono, but intent was the ear of
tho tablo.
"Ho did me too," roported a little
woman from a far corner.
"And rr.o, and mo, und me," came from
ull quarters, until Katish whispered,
"ho tmiBt bo preparing a work on ferni
nino uutograpby."
"Tho signorinas will visit seven
churches today? Ib it not so?'' pur
sued Giovanni.
"But why, Giovanni?" insisted Kat
ish. "It will be woll for your souls," he
responded. "The signoras will be par
donod many sins if thoy do bo."
"Lot's go. let's go," I exclaimed.
"Quick, Giovanni, a carriage," and in a
few momenta we were whirling off
toward Santa Maggiore.
As wo ontered, the procession of choir
boys with their red robes, white lace
over-flounces, and huge candles, the
scientific name of which I have forgot
ton; of priests, of bishops, and a cardinal
woro juBt going up to tho altar, sing
ing as they wont. Suddenly there rang
out so high, and sweet, and clear, a
voice.
"Ah," cried Katish. "It is tho 'angel
singer.' I heard of him in America.
Did you over hear anything bo beauti
ful? Come, come!" and dragging her
aunt und me with her she drew us up
to tho very choir screen. Wo staid
until the last note had died away, nnd
tho pillars and tho groat wuIIb that thoy
supported, had again sunk back into
their silent upathy. Then we made fly
ing visits to St. John Latoran, St. Maria
dolla Puce, St. Maria in Aracooli, where
resides tho precious bambino, to St.
Androu dolla Vallo, and to tho Gosu
church,.
Here, mass was just ovor and the
procession loaving. As tho priests and
tho young boya of tho Jesuit school
passed down tho niBle, two by two, wo
sought, wo searched each faco to find
tho cunning, tho docoit, tho magnetism,
tho brains of tho JoBuit of tho past.
But wo found not tho Jesuit-typo of
history.
"Anu now for St. Potor in Vincolo."
said I.
Miss Boman gritted hor tooth.
but Buid nothing.
"Why don't you go homo and roBt?"
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asked Katish of hor aunt, "and we'll
meet you heroin an hour and then wo
will go to St. Peters Tor tho afternoon's
service."
She loft us willingly, and unhesitat
ingly. Katish and I elatnbered up tho
stoop road-way to the height, whero
stands St. Potor in Vincoli. After
lingering somo timo, for here abides tho
famous Moses of Michael Angelo, wo
wandered out behind the church where
rested a horny rock. Even this ap
pealed to our weariness.
Wo wore silent Bomo timo, when Kat
ish said:
"I am so glad that wo don't have to
talk every minute. When we first knew
each other the pnrlez-vous waB scat
tered all through the day and all
through the night. Tho preliminaries
of friendship aro such a bore."
"Truo, but some way thoy aro among
the have to-be's. Katish do you ro
member that Miss Cullins that wo mot
in Paris?"
"Yes, I do. Sho said some very Btnsi
bio things, J think."
"Do you lomomber hor discourso on
Americans abroad? Sho said that she
was continually mooting Americans
that sho wished weren't Americans.
If they would only behave as thoy did
in their own country sbo would bo sat
isfied. Aud of all horrible things the
adopting of the French bourgeoiB
habit of eating something on top of an
omnibus or in a carriugo waB positively
the most horrible."
"I agroo with hor," said Katish de
cidedly. "So do I," I responded promptly.
"Tho very day that sho was talking
about it wo wont to a picturo gallery.
You staid at homo, but wo woro nearly
famished. Well, 1 mounted up on top
of an omnibus, and sat mysolf down
besido a mothorly-looking bourgooiso
and ate two, two Katish, two whole
croiesons. It was not tho first timo that
I had con.mittod the crimo either. I
thought, though, if America waB othor
wIbo thoro roprosontod on hauto, on
top, that she might not approvo, and bo
I triod to look belongingly to tho French
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