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Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
OMAMA At
Ghis tits Receives Houors Through
thc a., ~. hammond Go,

While Tue cities ot the north. and. indeed,
the cofdmtfc,al c.nters Of the world. are
sending delegations. committees and repre-
soni0tiNcs OF various trade organizations 10
Atlanta, TIA, to cultivate the Acquaintance
a3d attract tha attention OF ths grta new
south. the Individual effort Of "a single local
fra has doHt moro, perhaps, TO make Omaha
known ct the great Cotton States and H.
terUational exposition than any number II
delegations could have done. For within the
past week the telegraph has announced to
the world the awarding of the highest horrors
to the G. IL. Hammond company, whose plant
was the first cf the great packing industries
to be located liz South Omaha.
This award Of the silver medal for having
az exhibition Of the finest quality Of meat
products must be a source Of just pride to
his firm, and its local manager. MIR. A.. IL.
Noyes, more especially as nearly all the lead
ing packers OF The continent were competi-
tors for the honor. Over three carloads Of
hams, breakfast bacon, lard, beef extracts
and innumerable canned goods and other
outputs, including their new cooking product.
'Cookine,' were placed en- exhibition. And
an award by this committee Of careful Judges
VIII add to the already widely known Ham
mond products, an additional celebrity that
will not only be to the advantage Of the firm,
but to the city of Omaha and the entire
state of Nebraska. Not alone are goods sent
to every state In tho union, but shipments ar,
also made to England. Scotland, Germany
France, Holland and ether European coun-
tries.
The causes Of success in business life are
primarily painstaktng care and a strict at
tention 10 details, and there is probably no
branch OF production In which care is more
necessary in every process than In the pro-
vid!ng of meats and tine manifold products
obtained from live stock. To the admirable
system and the utilization Of every modern
appliance, material and device is due the
great success of the C. H.. Hammond COM
pany. Under the efficient management Of Mr..
Noyes the South Omaha establishment of
this frni has obtained a position unap-
preached by any of the similar enterprises in
the world. II is claimed that there Is greater
care used in the preparing and preserving Of
canned meats by this firm than In any can
ming concern in existence, and the grade Of
stock used in this department is matte Of
common n~otoriety on the markets.
a visit to the colossal plant at South
Omaha will show the best arranged packing
house in the world. 1t would seem to the
ordinary observer that no detail. either with
reference to facility or cleanliness could be
added. And when the Cotton States and
international exposition passes into history
on December 81, that evidence of a new
awakening in the south may be recalled by
Omaha people with the pleasant knowledge
that one Of the city's chief industries re-
ceived a well deserved honor at the hands Of
our brothers of the south.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01

One Of the daintiest luncheons of the sea
son was the one given for the bridesmaids
and bride-e!ect, Miss Nelsie Hughes, CT ths
Arrowsmith-Hughes wedding, by Miss Grace
Hir1ebaush, on Friday, at her beautiful
home.
The table was lovely with its violet dec
%oratlons. In the center of the table was an
exquisite bow of vlolet colored satin ribbon
and punches of these fragrant flowers were
gracefully scattered over the snGwy cloth.
The candies. too, were tied with lavender
ribbons. and at each place was a beautiful
bunch CT violets. An elaborate menu was
served, an1 covers were laid for six. The
guests were: Miss Hughes. Miss Doane, Miss
Woolworth. Misc Curtis and Mrs. Isaac Coles,
who took Miss Bessie Yates place, who is
visiting in st. Joseph.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01

A pretty wedding occurred en- Wedn ssday
ar 2:3o o'clock, when Mir. Emil Strauss and
Miss Elsa Ranger ver5 united by DR.. Leo NJ.
Franklin. Orly relatives we're invited, sew
eral being PRESENT trcm Chicago and New
York. The bride was beautifully gowned in
white satin and Lace, and wore an exquisite
diamond pendant, the gift of the groom. Her
mother, MR.. Ranger, was in black satin,
with diamonds, and Miss Freda Ranger, her
sister, %ore pink satin with bertha of white
muslin and lace, This wedding banquet was
very elaborate. the menu cards being lst-
tered in blue on broad Whit satin ribbons.
Mr., and Mrs. Strauss left on the late after
noon train fer Chicago, where their honey
moon will he spsnt.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
MOntexunlns Dance.

On Thanksgiving evening, November Is,
the Montezumas gave a select dancing party
al their club rooms at Sixteenth and Douglas
streets. About fifty couple danced the
eighteen numbers Of the latest dlnces. Re
fIesLments We're served during the evening.
Among the guests present were: Misses Won
Dorm, Thompson. Duncan, Wagner. johnson,
Frederisksen, Mccullough, Cameron. Leeder,
Miller, Moore, Rice, Knapp, Paul, Byrnes,
lockwood, Felber. Frazier. hndreen, Grage.
Wisman, Sheldon. Shultz. Rowland. Stephen.
son, Lewis, Hill, briggs, Rohrs, Delong. Mrs.
Krebs and Mrs. Kelpin; Messrs. Won Dora,
Walker. Johnson, Eek, Kelpln, Mccullough,
Coulter, Griflths. Best, Vandervoort, Patton,
A. Patton, olmstead. Don hue and Faux Of
South Omaha, Gallagher, Hansen. Anireen.
olney, Helmer. Carter. Berlin. Whitman.
Gosney, Newcomb. Gernhsrdt, Soloman.
Cheatwood. McGrath. Nugont, Conway,
Fisher, Foster, Bell. Nestor. Breek, Krebs,
Walsh, Buzzell, Cardwell, Kingsley, Bassett,
Lowry. Burke, Howe, Jules e, Kaufman,
Forbes and j. Edw. Kaufman.
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WITH THE TAI MUSICIANS.
Recitnis ana gatherings of ThOs'
Who Play and Sing.


Last Tuesday evening the pupils of Mr.
Lee G. Kraft gave 2 most enjoyable and in
tersting recital in Commercial college hal
to a large and appreciative audience.
The program opened with a composition Of
considerable merit by Mr.. Kratz. %entitlsd
I'm Days of Old" sung with good taste by Mr.
Fl. Wallace. Mascheroni's For All Eter-
nifty and Eckert's brilliant Swiss song were
sung by Miss Mildred Timme in a decidedly
artistic manner, which won for her well
merited praie?. Miss Timme also gave with
Mr.. l.. Fl. Curtiss a duo by Mosenthal in
an acceptable manner. Mr.. w. Johnson
sung with fine effect Randegger's "A
Mariners Home, the Sea- and Mr.. Roy
Penfold was excellent in The Pirate by
Gumbert. owen's dainty Love in the
Meadow was charmingly sung by Miss
Alice Daniels.
One of the finest numbers on the program,
Kuckan's duo, Onward Through the Water
was sung by Miss Daniels and Miss Sword,
both voices giving evidence of rare talent and
fine training. Miss M. Oliver, Messrs. Pen
fold, Curtiss, Mcmahon and T.. II. Wedge
contributed largely 10 the pleasure and sue
cess of the evening.
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4 LnIly Gathering.

The Young Peoples society of the Uni
tartan church met at the residence of Mrs.
Belden. 1917 Cass street, Wednesday even
ing. There were between thirty and forty
young felix's present and a happy evening was
passed in progressive games. Those who
made a satisfactory showing at cards were
advanced to a table Of tldile-de-winks, and
IN turn from It to Jack straws and jack
stones to a table where potatoes were lifted
with an af er dinner coffee spoon, and to
still another wh:re the contestants were
obliged to thread a needle and tie a knot.
At jackstopss the male persuasion were mos
successful, but at the last the girls carried
eff The hOrors.
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some Living Pictures.

The Metropolitan club gave a living picture
entertainment. under the direction of Mrs.
George Heyn and Miss Minnie Lobman
Thursday evening in which tableaux repre-
senting familiar pictures were given. The
participants were: Misses Adler, Morris, Ran
ger, Hattie Ro9snstcck, Rothschild, Lobman
Newman, Dolly Rcsenstock, Nettie Roth
schild, Elma Lobman, Ida Newman, Rep
field, Florence Rosenfeld; Mesdames Bran
deis, Calm, Meyer, Silbsrsteln; Messrs.
Brandeis. Dreifus. Gostz, Meyer. Trauerman,
Calm, Fisher, Heyn, Straus and Werrel.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
MuIi,.k -Mt.Nnr.

At St. Cscil!a's church last Wednesday
morning al s o'clock occurred the marriage
Of Mr.. John E. Mulick to Miss Katie Meyer,
both Of s., Cecilia's parish. Rev. T. Walsh
pastor Of st. Peters church. ass .sted by Rsv.
$. +. Carroll, pastC' c. st. Philome mas cathe-
by her father, Mr.. Jacob Meyer, wore a hand
some wedding gCwn Of ivory duchess satin
en- train, with a white veil, caught with or
ange blossoms, and was attended by her sis
ter, Miss Ida Meyer, who wore a drens of
pink nuns yelling. The groom was at
tended by his brother, E.. T. Mulick. The
church was tastefully decorated with palms,
ferns, chrysanthemums and cut lowers. A
large number of friends and relatives Wit
messed the ceremony in the church.
In thu afternoon a reception wau held at
the residence of the brides parents, 1895
Parker street, from 2 to 5 o'clock.
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A Masquerade Bnu.

One of the most successful Thanksgiving
eve social events was a masquerade ball
given under the auspices of the oriole club
at Cosmopolitan hall Wednesday, November
q. One hundred and eight couples took part
in the grand march, led by President Wlrth,
assisted by Miss Carmen, among whom were
representatives Of most of the north end
dancing clubs. The costumes were hand
some and striking. especially so was a tramp
imitation of bin Hoey,' and a young man
in glarlng boomers was last seen in charge
of several stage property policeman headed
for IOWa
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
High Five Party

Miss Laura Brunnsr and Miss Fannie Ward
entertained about seventy Of their young
friends at high five on Friday evening.
Fourteen games were enjoyed. Miss Sadie
Alexander and Mr.. Clarence Thurston win
ming the first prizes and Miss Emma Potter
ana MI. Louis Bushman were awarded the
second prizes. Wills the boobies were carried
on by Miss Ella Cotton and Mr.. viii Godso,
The house was decorated with white and
yellow chrysanthemums. being the colors Ct
the class of 81 Of the Omaha High school.
refreshments were served.
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Miss sr,ycrs. surprise.

A very delightful surprise party was given
on wednesday evening of last week in honor
of Miss Ethel Seavers, at her home on South
Twenthy eighth street, by a number of her
friends. After recovering from her surprise
Miss Seavers b,gan entertaining her friends
with some pretty parlor games. This was
followed with a small program of dancing,
after which a very dainty supper was served.
Those present were: Mi2s,s LYDIA Byrne, Hattie
Lundeen, Enie MoXham, Stella Wrenn, Nora
Emerson, Minnie Martin, Et:tl Seavers, Naeel
Emerson, Ada Wren; NJ esrs. Bert Honey,
Elmer Trussel, Charles Heimer, Frank Buzz
zsll, w. e. Cardwell, Ralph wilkins, David j..
Trail, Ambrose Ellington and S. p. Olney OF
Council Rlmfra
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
At II pn,chwork party.

In honor Of Mrs. George w. Mercer, Mrs.
Isaac Ccles and Mrs. A. l.. Reed entertainei
delightfully."- on Saturday afternoon a number
of their friends. Each guest was given a
number of different shaped and colored mus
Inns and ginghams, which they were to put
into . square and then sew together. Many
ridiculous looking squares wsre seen. Mr..
Summers was given a dainty photo frame for
finishing her work the quickest. and Miss Ida
Sharp was given a prize fer doing hers the
neatost.
Miss Burke sang in a charming manner
several songs, and Mrs. Mcintosh played
beautifully. Refreshments were served about
5 o'clock. There were about sixty present.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01

In honor of Miss Chambcr2 and Mr.. Parkc,
Mr.. and Mrs. #. B. Johnson and Mrs. A. l..
Reed gave a thsater party to witness Cranes
performance of HIS wife's Father in this
city. The party occupied three lower boxes,
and was composed of Miss Chambers who was
gowned becomingly IN blue silk; Mss Rswlins
of Washington, WHO wore Il pretty white
silk gown; Miss Alice Chambers, in a dainty
white Swiss, with blue ribbons; Miss Johnoon
Of Chicago. IN blue silk skirt and chiffon
bod ce; Mr.. +. b.. johnson, in lavender s'r.ped
SILK; Mrs. McWhortar was handsome in .
gown of black satin, trimmed With ermine
an iridsscent passsmenterie, carrying a bunch
OF crimson carnations; Mrs. Coles in pink and
Mrs. Reed in blue. Others of the party were
Measrs. Morton Smith of Lincoln, Ermeo
and Shull Of Decatur. ILL.,, Charles George,
Curtiss Turner, Coles and McWhorter. a
supper was served afterwards at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. johnson.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
LIBRARY DIRECTORS MEETING
Children Taking Ont More books
Routine BUSINESS.

Routine uuh1ntSS.
Nothing but routine business was trans
acted by The Board of Public Library Di-
rectors at its regular monthly meeting last
night. There were present: Messrs. Reed,
Halter, Chase, R~osewater, Wallace, Mrs.
Hull and Mrs Mcintosh, the absentees being
Messrs. Knox and Sudburcugh.
Bills were allowed TO the amount OF
81. 1858. %.
The librarians monthly report was re-
ceivGd and placed on file. 1t showed, among
other things, that the number of books cir
culated from the juvenile department had
increased from 4,04S in October to 6,611 in
November. The number Of new books added
to the library during November was 402, the
number OF finding lists sold 11S.
The fifth part of the finding list, covering
the useful and fine arts and the bound peri
cdicals, has been Issued from the printers
and placed on sale al the delivery desk.
The thanks OF the board were extended 10
DR.. Horace LudingtOn for a GIT OF rare
medals that have been placed on exhibition
in the Byron Reed room, and TO Mrs. f. Il.
johnson, daughter of the late Byron Reed,
for a Photographic portrait Of her IA her,
handsomely framed in oak, which ls 10 fd1rn
the room i'm which his collscii'r 9lEs,
autographs and coins has been utp,s ed.
The remainder Of the m citing was devoted
To an Informal discussion OF desired improve
ments In the card catalogue.
-
onn NIi,rta rnuph Tura Ia a DuDular remedy
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
For Miss Thomas.

A very enjoyable party was given by Miss
Mulhall at her home Thanksgiving evening
in honor Of her friend, Miss Margaret
Thomas. at which time she entertained the
members of the Young Woman's Christian
Association Cycling club and gentlemen
friends. The time was very pleasantly passed
by those present with cards, music and cou-
versation, light refreshments being served
before the guests departed. The favors were
Marguctites, ted with the club colors. Miss
Mulhall was assisted by Misses Gullck. Shelda
and Steele. There were present, besides the
guest of honor, Mrs. Tilden, Miss Cady and
Miss Lillian Llttlefeld, honorary MEMBERS of
the club; Misses Steele. Rhodes, Shelda,
DaXon, Gulick. Mulhall. GulicR. Raker and
Mulhail; Massrs. Steele, Marling, Swobcda,
Seifkin, Johnson and Tilden.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
Surprised by Ills Friends.

A delightful occasion at the home Of Mas
ter Clinton Howe, on the evening Of No
yember 20. was the unexpected celebration
OF his fourteenth birthday. The guests as
sembled at an early hour and had a delight
full time playing games. after which re-
freshments were SERVED.
The guests were: Misses Blanche Pray.
Flora Johnson, Nellie Wright, Elvlna Howe,
Myrtle Cloud. Annie Delaney. May Keal and
Mary Delaney; Msssrs. Clinton Howe. Phil
lip Keal, Walter Howe, Arthur Mckinley.
John Lemly, Frank Keal, Edwin johnson,
Charles and James Delaney.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
The ThurStOn Rifles Party.

The first of a series of dances to be given
every fourth Monday of each month during
The winter by the Thurston Rifles was held
Monday night of last week, and was quite an
event. About 8 o'clock the sweet strains OF
delightful music announced the dancing. The
evening was pleasantly spent by about sixty
couples. Among those present were: Mes
danes McTwiggan of Missouri Valley. VIII
Fisher. Winkleman, Forgan, RiXley and Hay
ward; Misses Jorgenson Of Green Bay, Wis,
Ranslain, McMorris of Norfolk, Neb., Hunt
of Laramie, Wyo., Hazel Schmidt. Kittic
Lawrence, Horror. Iungate, Ochiltree,
Beecher, Redheld, Hamblett, Wins, Geish,
Reynolds. briggs. Montgomery, Latch, Rock
bud. McMellars, Schiersteen, Fannie Schier-
stem. Bell, Hauff, Thompsett, Gernhsrdt,
Dewey, Hill, Wggner, Smith, Rich lieu, Bal eY,
Dewey, Rice, Heyman, Balls, Frazier;
Messrs. Irvine, McCrsary, Craiger, Bell,
Gramblish, Lowry, Gernhardt, McMahan,
Epeneter, Lamb, Eb ;rhardt, Trosstler. Eugene
Pattin, Heyman, Giulispie and Stacksburg.
The members of the Rifles present were:
Lieutenants Foye, Hayward and Stocltham;
sergeants Taylor, Forby, Vincent, Eastman
and Fowler, Corporals Volkhardt. Coverdale,
Thompsett and Bartlett, Musician Risles
Privates Richards, Coleman, Stafford. Thomp-
son. Fisher, G.llispie, George Giiiisp!e,
Stockham, Hungate, Page. Quinn, L!lley,
W%inkleman, G. Forgan, Schons, r. Forgan,
vandervoort, Ratkin, Gramblish, Munn!eke
and Ebprharlt.
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surnrised ur. ANA Mrs. s,cre.

On Friday evening, November Is. at the rss,-
dencc of Mir. and Mrs. Stone. the ROYAL
Neighbors of Ivy emp No. 2 gave a DE-
llghtful surprise. Supper was served, after
which Mrs. Stone wac presented with a hand
some music rack and a watr set by her
many friends, who took this means Of showing
their friendship and esteem for her. Cards
and other amuselnents were the program Of
the evening. At 9 late hour the merry crowd
moved homeward. much pleased with the way
the evening had been spent. Among
those who were present We're:
Mcasrs. and Mesdames III. b. Stone,
Relpcre. Brocln, Krummie, Winans. Van
glider, Pick Imam, Wada. Baker. Smith,
Anderson. Swlgert, Had. Mrs. Ellis, Mrs.
Stransbaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Dukes; Misses
Carrie krummie. Lucy Fisk. Helen Winans,
Grace stransbaugh; Messrs. G.. S. Pray, Chris
Had, Charlie Hald. Hald and Dukes, Mr..
and Mrs. Par,Ouette. Mrs. Merton.
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ONT mt the Calico Party.

The Dancing club gave its first dance at
Morand's hall on Wednesday evening. when
was a very gorgeous Calico Ball" The
club IL composed of some thirty or forty Of
Omaha's society men and was organized by
MIR. w. s. Poppleton, Mr.. Charles Deuel.. Mr..
Clement Chase, Mr.. John Patrick, MIR. George
Palmer and Mr.. VIII Gown. 1t is the inten-
tion Of the club members to give other dances
OF a similar nature at intervals during the
winter and the next one, occurring on Deem
Der 2S, may be a tissue paper party. Some
Of the costumes worn Wednesday even
ing were striking and original to a degree.
Miss Chambers costume was voted the most
interesting among those worn by the women,
and she was given ap elaborate prize, consist
ing of a fashion book. tied with several yards
of red, white and blue bunting. The other
prize. a handsome set of cslluloid collars and
cuffs, OF the vintage of 1875, was bestowed
upon Mr.. Paul Hoagland. Miss Chandler was
arrayed as a very old-fashioned girl in a
calico Of no uncertain pattern, a combination
of white and green, plentifully interspersed
with clusters of red roses. She wore an e!ab-
crate white hchu and her hair quantity ar
ranged with a high shell comb and side curls.
Mr.. Hoagland wore a dress suit having lapels
of yellow silkaline, with vest ana tie to
match. foral decorations consisting q yellow
chrysanthemums. Even his ccat tails were
lined with yellow.
Among the guests were; Misses Nash,
Himebaugh, Hin. Hoagland, Burns. Lindsay,
Burke, Allen, Webster, Moore, Sloan, Squlres,
Cady, Palmer and Mesdames Meikle, Smith,
Mercer, Wheeler, deuel., Wilbur, Charlton,
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They played High Five.

A pleasant high five party was given by Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Burster Thanksgiving even
ing at their hcme, 1920 South Twenty-third
street, in honor of Miss Mary Hoelting. A
number of games were played and refresh
ments were served. The prizes were won
by Miss GeItrud4 Bedsssem, Miss Celia Carey
Mr.. William, Weckbach, and Mr.. j. A. Bur
ster. Those present were! Mr.. and Mrs.
Burstsr, Misses Blanche Gatewocd, Annie
Lakewood, Maggie Malone, Gala Car;y, Ger
trude Bedesseni, Mary 1ioelting; Messrs.
Matt Bueger, Thsodore Bedeseem, +. Nc
KlnstleY. Leo Etkhofsr. Frank Smith.
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Crystal Lenguc Banauet.

The annual banquet OF the Crystal League
Literary society was held Thursday evening
at the Murray hotel, Upon leaving the
tables the guests repaired to the parlors.
where the remainder OF the evening was spent
in dancing. games. etc. The president, IL. b.
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spent n Chnrming Evening.

A very pleasant event in connection with
the Chambers Parke ~nuptials was the i'm
promptu gathering last Tuesday evening Of
| the wedding party, with a few invited guests,
al the hospitable home of MIR. AMI Mrs. s.
A. McWhorter, at Dodge and Thirty-ninth
street.
1t transpires that Mr.. +. r. Shull, Mr..
Parke's best man, had acted as usher at the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. McWhOrter several
years ago in Decatur, also one Of the guests,
MIR. II. b. johnson Of this city, had acted as
groomsman upon the same occasion.
Mr.. VIII Enniss Of the party was also from
Decatur, the future home of the bride and
groom,
The evening was delightfully."- spent with
cards and must, the latter contributed largely
by the hostess, who is enc Of Omaha's finest
musicians. Delicious refreshments were
served. The house was daintily decorated
with cut flowers and palms. In addition 10
the bridal party the invited guests were;
Mrs. o. ". Parke. mother of the groom; Miss
Jessie Dean Gillett Of ilkhart, H.; Mr.. and
Mrs. f. B.. Johnson, Mr.. AMI Mrs. George
Mercer. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor White, Judge
and Mrs. Ogden, Miss Burns and Mr.. Charles
KOuntZe.
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Parish Aid sale.

the Parish Aid of Trinity are always those
it is a sincere pleasure to patronize, aside
from the good that one does from ~favorlng
that sort Of thing. There 10 TO be another
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01

Mr.. aud Mrs. w.. S. White Of woolworth
avenue gave a very delightful dinner to a
number Of their fri nds on Thanksgiving
afternoon a 4 o'clock. one forgot the dull,
dreary day outside after being urhtred into
their beautiful home, where the electric
lights we're intsrl1ced with gmilax and flow
ers. The dinner was a success In every par
ticullr. Covers were laid for sixteen. The
iavitcd guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. william
McMcnngal, Misses Helen and Margaret,
Mr.. and Mra. john T. Gathers, Master Roy
Gathers. Miss Mary White. Mr.. Bell, Mr..
William S%ctlbnsr. Mr.. 6nd Mrs. Arthur
Scribrcr. Miss Scribnsr aud Master Arthur
Scribuer. After dinner the company sur
rounded a table, and, efter some concentrated
thought. the table began to show signs OF
life, and friends from the spirit land were
called up, answering questions by move
merits of tn iabls, much to the merriment
Ct The company. The hilarity Of the day
wound UP by dancing TIL Virginia reel, in
which all i1ingd in,
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Pleasures in Prospect

Monday evening will occur the Monday
Night club.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. George Smith
will entertain the Forest Hill Card club.
Miss Kelley will entertain next Wednesday
afternoon for the Misses Underwood OF Lin
coin.
MIR. Webster and Miss Webster will give
a dance for Miss Worden on the evening Of
December ~.
The women of All Saints church will
give one of their popular parties at Metro
politan hall, next Tuesday evening. A line
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AZ the Eirsi congregational.

Al the First congregational.
The people of Omaha WIFI have a chance
to hear Mr.. Taber in free organ recitals once
more. He has made arrangements to give
them every Sunday afternoon at 1880 in the
First Congregational church, The first one
will be given today. Miss Anna Bishop viii
assist in today's program.
The recital begins at $3.50 sharp.
PART l..
Grand March, Il Minor ....,........ Schubert
a ddNolte .-.........,'... ScndlWenKi
b Andante, from Violin Concerto .......,
MtnuelssOnn
Vocal-Loye Not the World ,........ Sullivan