Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-09
SOCIETY SUMNER VERSIONS
A June Walk With Local and State
Social Leaders.
RECORDS OF RecReAT,oNs
The Round of Elegant Pleasures That
Engage the Leisure Hours ofthc
People Constituting society
Personal Notes.
IIatc Fashions.

III will be very glad" said Mrs. Rodgers,
ITO tell you all about these latest Styles"
and pointing TO magnificent display, con-
tinued "New York dealers have nothing
newer than you see there. think that for
quiet, beauty and attractiveness the inveu-
tons this year surpasses anything ever
brought out Let me sh ow you few hs
and bonnets that in Gotham are considered
very swell and just the thing
''There for instance" taking down from
it's pedestal a wee bit of bonnet, us the
latest agony. That is what we call a Caro-
line Rewboux, and it has made decided
hit with the ladies for street wear"
The bonnet is Of light olive shade, trimmed
with fancy mixed brahi, clusters OF fine
rosebuds around the brim, the whole set on
most effectively with black velvet bow and
large steel buckle.
.arhat is a very sweet bonnet" observed
the Indy, "but il you would like to see some
thing that the ladies' simply rave over Just
take squint at that" and she held up the
cutest specimen Of feminine head.gear the
reporter ever saw. 1t Is referred to as a
sensation in crush pink enhanced by a
wreath of rosebuds around the brim, crown
decorated with fine cut Jet, rosebuds and
French leaves.
A reception bonnet pink olive. trimmed in
lace OF gold and poppies, would strike the
favorable bent OF any woman's fancy.
"rhere is a hat" continued the fair
talker, "that black Milan ] refer to, that is
the rage east" 1t has cIustar OF moss
part,allv hid by short lace veil falling
gently over the forehead. THAT is one OF
the most stylish things in the Market" An
other bonnet called the Eugenie Parisha,
having pleated net crown and edged with
fine-cut Jet and set of oy large gold and
steel buckles, attracts attention.
The real "away-up' thing, however, Is a
sort Of scoop-shaped hat with tancy-fuced
n nf f,f,ln sod Dlpnt md hn xxyn
embedded In cluster of natural grasses,
twigs ana cherries.
A toque of cardinal crepe, crown formed
entirely of silk and decorated with poppies
and leaves, is ravishingly beautiful
The black leghorn hat is also much in
fashion this season and among the bon ton
considered quite swell.
Artificial roses, buds, forget-me-nots,
lilacs, ETC., are largely worn as party and re-
ception ornaments. The make of these i'm
itatiou adornments has come to be marvel
ously perfect. Thus 1t will be seen that the
ladies of Omaha nced no longer send their
orders away to New York for their hearts
desires.
Doane College Commencement.
Commencement week at Doane college
this year begins June % and ends on the
27th. The first feature is the baccalaureate
sermon by DIR. ]. L. Duryea Of Omaha,
Sabbath morning, June 3d. DR.. A. II. Thain
OF Omaha Will give tne address 10 tne Y M.
C. A. Sabbath evening; Monday evening,
Dawes oratorical contest; Tuesday morning,
senior preparatory exhibition; Tuesday
evening" Hesperian club exhibition; Wednes-
day evening, commencement concert: Thurs
day morning, commencement, followed by
alumni dinner.
The graduates of all colleges, wherever
situated and of whatever name, receive a
cordial invitation to this dinner as guests of
Doane college, and are requested to announce
their cominf, by o. lottor to tho secretary of
the faculty, Prof. H. H. Hosford. The let
ter shonld be sent by June %
This is an attempt, for the first time in the
history of Nebraska, it is beiieved, to bring
together all college graduates, to renew old
college associations.
The Nebraska Chautauqua begins the
evening Of commencement day, Thursday,
June 81. An address on tho Chautauaua
grounds will be given Friday. June %, to
college graduates by DIR. Charles F. Thwing.
of Minneapolis. 1t is hoped that large
number of college alumni and alumna will
come 10 the Chautauqua in season to attend
commencement.
Do not forget to announce your coming,
mentioning the name of your college, by 4
letter to Prof. II. II. Hosford, Crete, Neb.