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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22
oluS Serder.

- 9err 6. Slumer be9ab ii6 leb=
ten Sreitag nad) ct. 9puis um oer
sssa5res5 5erfdnhnfrnrg bcs Brnft Sunz
bes beisuppbnen.
- Serr 9lue. Steinbauien, Der
MuIIer in Der neuen Wiible bes Srn.
Gimun 8oeeer, BON 8ap, mar lebten
Samstag in @eibaften bier.
- Die 9erren $. @ebepobl unb
dug. Ntueller beeaben li6 lebte $50
DIE na6 ct. 9puis um bic Ntaibine
fir oas neue 8pDt bes Serrn Nueller
Al faufen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22

- Beeen llnteriblnsune npn
S6ulselbern i'm Setrase npn $4,000
ipurbe Sbunas MeHif, Wsitslieb bes
sdulrotbs npn 2ibertp, Mu. gu bier
Sabren 2u6tbous uerurthetlt. Ntei,
lit ipnr bisber elmer ber aneeieben-
iten 8iirser ber Stabt unb ipielte in
&irbenfreiIen eine arpSe RpIe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22
Gin fb6ner preis.

Sir ieoe 25 5rpntieiten Der 8a6ete
III iuel6en Der auseeseibnete Oecs
2aueblir xxx &dffee nerfauft iuiro,
pfferire i6 frei Elm Get Sperp's Ntelz
ier, beItebenb aus ie einent Srpt= u.
9u6enneNer urh aartoffelihdler.
M. SDr6ar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22
aiarhtpreilt in 81. fenis.
gonnerstoo Ben 2I g2ppenlber

9onnerstae Den 21. 9Dnember.
@eisen.-Nu. 2 rptber, 63G0- 3u.
8. rptber, 62G6-c; 9eo. 4. %
Ntois.-9eu. 2 26@-c; $50. 2.
ueiBer, 25@-c; 3u. 3. 2t G-c.
Safer.-geu. ?, 1S018!c; go. 2.
tueiBer,-G-c; gfp. 3. 17f0-c.
Shmeine.-1ie YerfGufs ban alien
GDlten nnriueri Stuiiden s3.25 uub
So. rs p 100fb lebenbig.
&inbpieb. b.-Stiere: 5air bis quite i'm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22

Der brei Wteilen nnn Sojtotm
allein lebeube 9tetbubiitensB sBrebieer
Gbas. 8ea tam atn oprieen Gunntoe
in ben 5lommen u,n, tpeI9e bns
Sans serItDrten. Gin Suhn bes
9erunelidten elite na9 bent bren-
nenben 8ebauhe. fpnnte aher tros
heroiider 8emlbunaen. BEL iuetden
er fid felbit idftmiue 8ranotpunben
5,lapa, ben 20 Sabre alter Mann ni1t
nebr retten. @ie ons 5euer ents
ifanb, lit nidbt befannt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22
Deae's furtrf.

8as 9pub's Snrioparilrn furirt.
lit tueber cine mitfiiee nuA iibertrie=
bene 8ebanptuus setner gieentbiimer.
Mittbeilunsen non Salienben alaubs
nirbiser 4eripnen beftatiaen. baB
Soob's turirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22
1ebt 1T oic bette

@alegenbeit Sapeten billig 5u toufen,
oa i6 nit meinemSurratb auTraumen
mill. Sd perfnufe einIa6e &utlen
pm bis 10 Gents; 0pppelrpllen
ppn 10 bis 124 Gents; 8proer upn
l bis 4 Gents per Oar0.
9(ua. 6. SET ner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22

bic bentutrntild)c &artei lit lit cis
ncm 3eriesunosprpseB beorilfen.
9ic @eloidde, Die @ruBinouitrielIer
III ibrcn &eibcu, oeB6rcn tljr mn
bent 9fomen ua6 on un0 Iiinlnen,
tuenu'S Suu Slnppen fonlntt, nit
ben 8epublifnnern aus 0crIel6cn
SntereiIenIpb1re, iu6brelio Die brcite
Wtnfe, Dns eigentlid)e SDlf, lt6 int
mer ntebr opn ibr nb rrb ra0ifaleren
&idtunaen Suiuen0et, }. 8. ben 30
puliiten uber oor Den Sucinlilten. {.
0ns 8Dlf iaat Iid): Tie Senpfraten
fpnren brei Sabre int 9Intt; lie butte,1
beibe 6duier be8 Gpngrehes unb ber
Srdioenten; Iie bntten ale @fnchi
uno - iie bnben @idt8 oetban, uu
ipns lie nit StplS binpeiien fDnuteu
Iie baben Ioonr nlle 9uten Sor16(det
ibreS tiibti8en 4Sraiioenten Gle0elonf
in bcugiuo 0ei6lngcu uuo hoben Sci
NIB @el0 perpienlpert. 'Gous Mi
ihnen! Die Gemufratie muB Iid
nod Oben bin idubern; lie mus bi
Subahe lbs tueroeu, tpelde i9r
9rinsipien um Der @ilberlinge mile
oerldusuen unb, lie mus erIt ipiebe
oas 8ertraueu bes 8plfes setpinner
9ieies fam lie aber innerbalb etne
Sobres nidt 5uriidertparten, bag
beoarf eS ldngerer 3eit; NIT SD,
lpiegelungen in08erlpre9uneen fan
iie I'M ud6Iten Sabre feincn Sur
binter benz Ofen berloden.-Su,
Stsste.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22

@dbreuo bent fiiblen @etter nerz
faufen tuir friibes 8inb1eii1 nufj
beim 8iertef 81 iebr mdBisen Bret
len. 9aib & GberIin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22
q II g. 6. 6 e / 8 II e t.

Ter quite Wn rtin 2utber muB e6
nuu ebenfaIl5 erleben, oaB Die Sen1@
perensfnnatifer i'm ais einen Der SG=
rtgen in 9tnipru6 nebmen. Gieie
@ntbedung bat elm Semperen5blntt
in Baltimore gema6t, ipel6es Orn
ibnt i6reibt: yWtnrtin 2utber iuar ein
arDBer 0efiiriuUrter ber Ienlpercn5.
sd bat @ptt," 10 l6reibt CT, roie
gnn5e Sierbrnuer=@elellldbnft sl oerz
6erben.-9er erite Sierbrauer ipor
cine 9eIt Iiir 2eutiblanb. Die &er-
Ite, bic man III ben Srnuereien ser-
ItDrt, tuiiroc binreibeu, 9otts 9eutIdz
lnno 5u erndDrcu. pgSnS 0D6 ba3
ncusebnte SubrDuubert ni6t 9ll(eS
entbedt," bemerft su ubi9er @ntoc6=
ING beS eriuabuten 4enperen5b(Qttes
bic yaotb. Solfss sseitrne";; r2utber eiu
Senperen5 2tpuitel. Sea, 10 mas lift
npd nid)t oneeiueIeni" llno oct
ebeufalls fatBoliidle rSerulo oes
@lnu6eu" ia9t Bier5u: g9sir limb nit
9utber's S6riften nid)t ppllltdn6ig
uertraut; iuenr er nber ipirtlid unt
oas Serberben oes Srnueei6dits se=
betet Eat, 10 geI6nb es Mpraens,
na6bem er 9tbcnbS III tief in's @lus
geguft uno oiellei6t au1 nidbt ppn
beiten stpff setrunfen bate. Sr
IDl6er SerinIIur9 funnten tpDbl aud
einem 9utber ppriibereebenb Gent
perensoebnnfen fpntmen."
S6ne geb6rige 8erouuurs, Grndbr
, iutg uno 96ionberuna faun per reni9
, lid]e SDrper nidt eefun6 bletben
I $50 bieie 5unftipnen nidJt resel
t n1GBig itattfinoen, iunbern 5eittueiI
f ms Stolen geratben, bn itebt Srani
2 beiten aIGer Dirt eict9ian Die Cir
Q trittstbiir pffen, uno ebe 9u Did e
n beriiebit, Iebt iidb zines Der man6e,
= lei 9ei0en, benen Der Srganismu
unterpurfen lit, bel Dir Ief. 81
a eum eebraurbe, ipbalb es Dir on /
>, eenb elmer Der @Drbebinguneen eut'
r @elunbbeit feblt, st. Bernard &r61
IN terpilen, tuel9e bte reselmdBiee ge
10 ri6tuns Der senannten 5unttipns
8. erlei9tern. Sir 25 Gents bel Zip
tbefern 5u baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22

SaIl's Sntnrrb &ur ipirb iiinerlib
eenpn,men uno ipirft brett nuf baS
8lut uno bic id)leintteen Sberfld6en
bes Spitens. 2uit Gu6 untlunlt
;3eueniIie fominen.
5. s. Cheney &G D. SuleoD, Obiu.
sn TerfauTt ppu 9tpotbefern, Is Cts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22

e,ierl Sabt Sbr ie SimnIuus 2,oer as9nIutOr,
.oie ahu'9,n auer eshermCoiS,Heh- psrIuHt! aas
Lo6su zine &etsrwebiSiM bauH uRo waun uotbtg.
Gs tft eiue trdgs Uoer trante 2eber. WeIs bic Der
tanun9 Ort mo 9jeritppnu9 oeruriatt ane oos gan.
&c Spem oer9iftet. sSas pernriodlt RoIaria sub
oas @sfabt bon WRolei; nno Gri6Dpfnng aud penn
Ssr tueni9 9earbeitst babt! 91as osrurudt Sallie-
Isit, Repfiueb. NeritopftbeIt. Dan9eri9pdde2 Sie
2eber ins fein Slueiel s9edt Gnrs Seber oni BIRD
ben Sebruud bon Simmuns eiper gssuIator unb thr
iuerbti bon bieen llebeIu befrett psrbeu. aIB ab-
fabrmittsI iuirtt Simmuns siucr 8esulotor beIier
aIs oue 4iaeu. IS nirtt Ieidbt abfHhreuo uuo er.
friident.
~ Seoes padet bat oen ro:bsa Z:stem=
pei aut bem umidIae.
j. III. ZEILIN & CO.,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22

Sns Stnntspbergeri6t bat ons
9uoesurtbeil ge9en SuS. 9onneup
BON Nubrnin County beitatiet uno
bieier miro am 81. Se5ember binBe=
ridltet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22
Moods PIIIen sind die bcsten. 2sc.

9ie Suutme, iuctde onerifauildbe
GrbiIncu III ben lettcn IiiuI I5a6ren
III 6urnt upn 6eirntb@att ua6 GurO=
pa erportirt babeu, belduIt lid auf
uobeSu GiubrnocrttuofijnT5ig Millio-
ucn 9pnnr3. lluo bel ullc0cm lei0et
Der eurupGil6e 2tocl intntcr mod nn
dlruniId)er 5ina1snDth.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22

SSm Serbite bes Sabres 1885 5p9
i6 mir ent5iinbli6en 8beumatisnlus
su, icbreibt 5rnu s. $. Sanbecar,
9turtb 8rnnd), Wti6., unb litt iiber
slpei g8D6en. Cine eiu5iee 5lal6e
ct. Snfpbs Del bette niid).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22
Die 6rau bes Ntapurs @lenr

NtC OIUH UCS -0t6'TON1 S''''N
ban gu Wilnn, lieB ibren &leinen
nit einem &euplper Ipielen. SaS
DING aing lus unO Die Wtutter bate
cine augel inl llnterleib.
- 55ranf SDr (Slp Sif) ipurOe i'll
ct. Suiepb ipc9en &anbS 5n , Sab
ren i3udJtbaus uerllrtbeilt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22
A,11,t,1ter A

csarmIdnoerein. une 3ieitniasn. DeIdbt iid eins
" 5eimat1 9riHoeu uofen. nioetR E4 neH-
ban brIifton 9ooient, mtIher IN ifRtr 9tiehupa
AuStnnft ertheilen taHH. lber bic arDbeR BorfAeiIe
lDsId1s btr Stnat Yirsinia eeesnpdrftg btstet.
Ghriit. Gahtszk
Stoat 1tu. Wis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22

DR.. price's Cream Bafime powoer.
9as beatsmmeaRt. aas sema4t ntrs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22
Stant Sbip, Gtubt Sulebu |
2ucaS 9Uuntn,

eueos Gunntp, IS.
Sranf S. GbeneD bei6iuDrt, baB er
Der iiltcre enrtner Der 5irmn S. s.
gbenep & So. lit, iuel6e @eld)afte in
Der Stabt Splebu, iii pbeneenauntent
County nrb Stoate, tbut, uno baB
beiaete isirirn bic Sunme pun ein=
bunoert SD[lnrs fiir ie0en Sail nDn
aatnrrb besnblen miro, Der brird) ben
@ebrau6 nuu 0uIl'S @utarrb Sur
nidt eebeilt tueroen FAINT.
6rnnf S. s benep.
SeidJipurer oUr mir uno nrtterI6rie=
ben in nteiner @egeniuart um 6. Sep
tenther u. =. 1886.
r-0, q. gS. @fenIur,
: Siegel. Seffentlid)er HOtur.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22

Soob's giIIen f6rberm bic gerbau.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-22

ucn 9uI(ar3. 1luo bel nllc0cm leioct
Der eurupdiide 2t0cl intnlcr rp1 nn
hruniI9er 5iuon5uDth.
Gn Big Spriug3, Nebru5fn, 1T Die
I6morsc GipGt6eritiS epiben,iic) &C.
iuuroeu. &tcle MteuIbeu Iitb geitorz
ben. 9nc S6ulen iin0 9ei6luIicn
luurbcn, l1u0 Die umiicgenocn GOun=
ties bis Sule8burg, Gpl., Gobcn 8ez
gen 9eul Gpuntp lHnrnntdnc per=
bduat.
go8 EGcr0ertUt ppn M2ii,neiDta
bat eutl6ieber, 6nB Elm Ninnr fiir
G9ooen, heu ieiuc Irnu 6urdl Der
Geuntoerii9en @lotic5 nn9eri6tet,
nerauttuprt(i6 gemnc6t merben tnnn.
@ir MAIDEN Mo, Observation-Disclosures ouI
bas 9(bIabqetiet. ons iitb iGnen 0nrdb
bieIeS SrtenutniB iii Wtinneip,n bic
tet, biern;t nitfncrfIant.
Gin entietUcDs3 ,luQlif ereiQrete
Iieh in G(euelaub, Gbip. GOrt brnc6
am GamItag 9tbeno I'M Z llbr Die
erIte Gar Der elettrii6cu StroBenbobn
burb Die 0rebbriicfe bes Central
Siabutts un0 ititr5te aus elmer !60be
bon 100 SUB iii hns unten flieBenoe
BaiIer. 8pn ben 20 @nliagierer
tuurbeu II eetUOtet. IS lit npcf
ni9t ermtttelt pUrber, iuer Die S6ulo
an Der erGBli6en &ataitrppbe tragt
@G6reno in ben republifunil6er
8ro6t6itiuus=S =Stooteu 8nnius unO So
tua 9luSIidt uurgau0en lit, DAB lie oas
8rpbibipntSioh nblcJittteln, mill oaS
uroemufrotiIdje @eUrgiu iicb freiipilli(
unter oalelbe beQebeu. Cine SilI
tuelde bic Seriteuun8 uno oen yer
fouf BON braui6cnocn @ctrdnfen per
bietet, lie9t ndmlidJ Der oprtigel
@eieboebuna bereitS Dor, un0 lelb1
pou 6enptrntiid)er Scite iuiro Di
9lnnahnte beiiclbeu beIiir6tet. Slud
bier babeu mir picbcr ben broltilcbcI
8eipeis, bob 3empfrntie uub Sur
oer perlDnlid6cn 8reibeit nitbt, nj
namentliD ppn beutid =oemufroti
16er Scite upb imuer nuf'3 bart
uddi9lte bebauptct miro. iOcntiIcg
Se9rinc lino.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08
CnrIYle CIuh,s PnrfY.

The second Of series of dances to be
given by the Carlyle club during the winter
was held Wednesday evening last. About 9
o'clock the sweet strains of music announced
the dancing. Miss Champion and Mr.. Mar
nell gracefully led the grand march The
club is ons of the few clubs that stops dane
ing before midnight.
Among the guests were: Misses Felber,
Butteriield, Moore, Hill. Garrett. Kvacht,
Nettie Kvacht, Council Bluffs; Peters,
Warde, Nellie Butterfi;ld, Mattern, Vinqdest,
Edith Vinquest, Berg Minnie Bsrg. Thomas,
Jones, Ellis, Hope, Mrs. Cam, Wagner, Park,
Fisher, Green, Brunner Loman, Burns. Bell,
Long, Fuller, Austin, Williams, Gardner,
West South Omaha; Miller, Turner, Hughes,
White. Wells, Brown, Wier, Edwards, Cramp-
ton, Weaver Young; Messrs. Van Dervoort,
Potter Mattern, Strader, Krebbs, Stocks
berry, Lowe, KHps, Buelow, Rathmann Law
he, Miller, Carter, Park, Howard. incoming,
Emmons Foley, Gatewood, Rigby Senne,
Martin, Merleck, Myers, Doran. Johnston,
Swanson, Peterson, Garrett, Smith, Manning,
Moore, Young Williams Best, Rice, East
man, Stone. Wilson, Warren, Lewis, Thomp-
son.
The members were: Marnell Simpson,
Thressen, Ellington, jennings, Walker, Ell
ton Sells.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08
Pleasures in Prospect.

Treasures In Prospect.
| Wednesday, December II, Society circus al
the Coliseum.
Society circus at Coliseum on Thursday
December IL.
Miss Parrotte will entertain at cards Fri
day, December 13, at s o'clock.
Mrs. and Miss Dewey have issued cards for
an afternoon tea next Saturday at the Pax
ton.
Thursday. December IL, Mr.. and Miss
Webster will give large dancing party for
Miss Norden.
Miss Creighton has issued cards for a
KeEsington, to be given Monday afternoon,
December 8, at o'clock.
Mrs. Horace G. Burt will entertain at
luncheon on Friday, December 13, at half
past /, in honor of Miss Norden.
Next Tuesday evening the Elks will hold
a social session, to which the women will
be invited. musical program will be rem
dered.
The next dance of the Monday Night club
will be at the Millard. and of larger proper
| tons than usual. 1t will occur week from
Monday.
, The next meeting of the newly formed card
club will be held at the pretty home of Mr.,
and Mrs. William !. Klerstead, on Wednes-
day evening, December RI. ''
Mrs. Edward Vernon Lswis has issued in
vitations for a reception to BE- given Friday,
December 13. from until 6, in honor of
Miss Carlin of Jerseyville, Ill.
Mrs Emerson l.. Stone and Miss Stone will
receive on Tuesday, December 10, from 3
until g. in honor OF Mrs Charles b. Stone.
In the evening dance will be given to those
assisting.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08
wonder Party IL New Fad.

One of the most original as we'll as pleas
ant parties was given on Thursday after
noon by Mrs. W. G. Prltchard of Kountze
Place. Cards were issued for a Wonder
party, and an endless amount of wonder
created beforehand as to what 1t could be-
After the guests were assembled each one
was supplied with dainty tablet and PEN
Gil. On the outside were the words, in script,
Ancient History" Inside, the list of ques-
ticns, to which the women were to give
answers to the best of their ability. Miss
Liddell of Council Bluffs answered every
question correctly and won the first prize.
Seven women cut for the second prize, which
was secured by Mrs Burgess
Among the questions and answers were:
Why was Adam Of more consequence than
Eve?
Because Eve was a side issue.
At what time was Adam born?
Before Eve.
What was the longest day OF Adams life?
The one that had no Eve. ....a
ia What three words did Adam use when he
Introduced himself to Eve that read the
same backward as forwards?
Madam I'm Adam.
s Why had Eve no fsar Of the measles?
She'd Adam.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08
Commcrcini clubs nall.

The dancd given by the Commercial club
at its rooms lagt evening was one Of the most
pleasant of the season.. The entire floor was
thrown open to the guests the spacious re-
ception rooms being well paronized after
each dance. Excellent music was furnished
for the program of fifteen numbers. Dainty
| refreshments were served.
The committee of arrangements consisted OF
Charles T. Kountze, George Palmer, Gould
Dietz, Arthur G.. Smith, w. s. roppleton and
Clement c. Chase. The reception committee
was composed of ]. NJ. Baldrige. Frank N
Clark j. l.. Paxton. Victor White. j. j.
McMuen and Charles C. George On the
floor committee were II. F. Wyman, H. H.
Baldrge, G. a. Rathbun, j. L. Baum, oscar
f. Funke and Edward Gerge,
The dance was the first Of a series that
will be given each month throughout the year
by the club. a general invitation Is ex-
tended, as last night, to all members OF the
club. The aim of the committee having the
series in charge, beyond mere social pleasure
is to enroll large number of young busi-
ness men of the city, who are not now mem
bers. .
Among those noticed present were the fol-
lowing: Mr.. and Mrs. Euclid Martin, Mr..
and Mrs. 2. 7. Lindsey. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
C. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Chase, Mr..
and Mrs Victor White, Mr. and Mrs. John
A. McShane. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Boss.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. McMullen, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs- Russell, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Laurence, Mr.. and Mrs. V. II,
Lederch, Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Sprague. Mr..
AMI Mrs. George B. Tzschuck, Mr.. and Mrs,
II. b. Mulford, Mr.. and Mrs o. n. Daven-
port Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Funke, Misss Col
PETER, Hoagland, Squires, Sloan, Himebsugh,
McShane Curtis. Wickam, Becker, Chambers
and Laurence. Miss Burke of Chicago, Messrs.
Frank Field, viii Palmatier, Harry Burkeley,
Gould Dletz. George Palmer, Gus Coopr,
Charles Pratt, Thomas Cregh, Henry Allen,
Victor Rosewater, Charles Rosewater, Frank
Hamilton. Crofoot. Clifford Smith, Harry
wilkins Will Clark Charles Saunders Ed
ward Mullen Paul Hoagland, Chat Reflex.
Charles c. George, Edward j. George, H. B.
Mulford, Crepo, j. E. Patrick, Charles Jor-
dan Earl Gannett and many others.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08
Weddings ami Engagements.

The marriage of Miss Alice. third daughter
of Mrs Slammed axarren Chase, to Mr.. Charles
Sidney CulllhSbap is to occur next Wednes-
day evening ~ 80, at Trinity cathedral.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry f, Hamilton Of 1880
South Thrift. tn avenue announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter, Blanche. to Mr..
Fred Moulton Somes of Chicago. the we'd
ding to take place in January.
Next Thursday evening will occur the we'd
ding of Mr.. Frank +. Templeton and Miss
Lena Richards of Utica, N. Y. The wedding
will take place at the residence of the sister
OF the bride in this city, which will be a
very quiet home affair
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08
Surprised by Their Friends.

A delightful occasion at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Lanfenburg on the evening
of December was the unexpected celebra-
ton Of his birthday. After a delightful time
with cards and music, delicious refreshments
were served. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Kernel, Mr.. and
Mrs John Brant, Mrs. Ed Paulson of Arlng-
ton, Miss Malta Bloom of Millard, Miss
Minnie Rix of Fort Calhoun. Miss Olga
Karbach, Miss Clara Karbach, Miss Tava
Karbach Miss Alma Smith, Miss Minnie
Lehman, Miss Jennie Tuttle, Josie Green,
Miss Helen Kleffner, Amanda Karbach
Messrs. J. Fuistar John Rathman, l.. Buell.,
Ernest Wh!tlock, Mr.. saiger and e. Kar-
haph
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08
Introduccd to Omnhn society.

me reception given by Mrs. w. V. Morse
for her charming and accomplished daughter,
Miss Morse, who is one of the seasons fair
est debutantes, was Of the prettiest and
most enjoyable of the season.
The decorations were lavish and beautiful.
Rose-hued lights shed a soft radiance over
the scene and mantels were covered with
large punches OF roses and carnations which
had been sent the debutante.
In the drawing room the decorations were
pink. La France roses and palms only being
used. Generous punches were placed here
and there.
The guests were received by Mrs Morse,
Miss Morse and Miss Allan.
Mrs. Morse was charming in lovely gown
of pale green brocaded satin, trimmed in
pink satin, point lace and diamonds.
Miss Morse, a tall and beautiful girl, was
radiant In an exquisite gown of white satin
and embroidered mousseline de sole, She
carried large bouquet of American Beauties
Miss Allan was lovely in a corn-colored
Dresden silk, trimmed with lace and ribbons
Mrs. Henry Yates was handsome in black
brocaded satin, with pink chiffon front
Mrs. Allen was becomingly gowned in black
skirt, with fancy green shadow silk waist
trimmed with velvet and lace. Diamonds.
In the library potted chrysanthemums, rub
ber plants and lovely carnations and roses, of
many varieties and colors. were used in deco
rating. Here tea was served By Mrs. Leh-
mer, who was handsomely gowned i'm pink
Mrs. Richard Carrier was gracious in
dainty gown of pink and white Dresden silk
trimmed In duchesse lace.
Mrs. William Lehmer was gowned in a
rich black silk.
Mrs. Wilhelm wore a stunning gown Of pink
satln-strlped silk, trimmed profusely in pink
roses.
Mrs. L. j. Drake wore a superb gown of
green brocaded silk. trimmed with pearls.
Diamonds.
The dining room was a picture, all in yell
low. From the chandeliers garlands of smilax
hung over the table, and upon an eXquistely
embroidered chrysanthemum centerpiece
rested a large cut glass vase filled with yell
low chrysanthemums, while dainty bon bon
dishes scattered hsre and there and silver
candelabra with yellow candles completed this
lovely table. Miss Crounse, in dotted tulle
over heliotrope silk. served orange Ice and
Miss Taylor. in black silk and lace, served
claret punch. Others assisting were: Miss
Bessie Yates In a fawn colored crepon
trimmed in red velvet and fur.
Miss Squlres In white silk.
Miss Hoagland. in white silk and chiffon.
Miss Dickinson. in blue satin skirt with
fancy waist of Powered brocade satin, with
pale green satin.
Miss Webster wore stylish lavender ere
pom, trimmed In pink passementer.e and grsen
velvet.
Mrs W. ]. Connell wore a pretty green
velvet.
Mrs. c. X. Coutant wore an elegant gown OF
green brocaded satin. trimmed in velvet and
lace. Diamonds
During the reception hours several hundred
women called,
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Mrs. Goo,Imnn EntcrtaIns.

Mrs. Oscar Goodman entertained a number
Of her friends with very enjoyable Kensing-
ton on Thursday afternoon. The guests We're:
Mrs. Palmatler, Mrs. Foster, Mrs Tzschuck,
Mrs. Shank, Mrs. Koch Mrs. Gruninger,
Mrs C. E. Goodman. Mrs. Shoemaker. Mrs.
Patterson, Nrs. Pinto, Mrs. Bert Goodman,
Mrs Hughes, Miss Meyer, Miss Leavitt, Miss
Tzschuck, Miss Lvesey, Miss Hoard, Miss
Bailey, Miss Fisher, Miss Warner, Miss
Roeder and Miss Emma Goodman
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Underwood, Miss Marie Underwood Of Lin
coin. Miss Van Patten OF Cedar Rapids and
Miss Marie Marshall Of Lincoln. The party
was chaperSnesL by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nc
Cormick, MsS Hoagland and Mrs. Squlres.
Others preNnE were: Misses Squires, Hoag-
land, ColpetzH Sloan Cady, Alexander,
Dickinson sC#k Mount. Nickel, Brown.
Buck; MesAs EAllen, Cooley Gown, Burgess,
Clough, George. Gilbert. Guiou, Redick, Heth,
Hoagland. McKell Rosewater, Wheeler, Me-
geath. Raymond Fonda
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Peasants Carnival.

The women OF the First Congr egationsl
church held their Peasants Carnival In
Creighton hall for four days last week, All
of the principal and picturesque national cos
tunes OF tho world were displayed aud tho
different dances were as pretty as they We're
striking. From different booths fancy arti-
cles were sold. They were presided over By
the following ladies' America. Mrs, C. T.
Sumner, Mrs. S. l.. Wiley; britain. Mrs. A.
p. Turkey, Mrs. A. s. Carter; France, Mrs
Clark Wocdman, Mrs. j. Il. Summers jr. !;
Germany Mrs. c. b. Rustin. Mrs. J, f.
House; Italy, Mrs. w. w. Keysor, Miss
DAVIS; Japan. Mrs. Frank Colpetzer. Mrs. j.
s. Brady; Rus,a. Mrs. I. II. Congdon. Mrs
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An ENJOYABLE Kensington.

Miss IRA Kelly entertained delightfully."- on
Wednesday afternoon at KensiIgton in
honor Of her guests, the Misses Underwood
Of Lincoln. Miss Palmer and Miss Burke
sang eharmingly, and Miss Kelly and the
Misses Underwood played several choice Sc
lections.
Among those present were: Miss Palmer.
Miss Burke, Miss Burns, Miss Kimbsil, the
Misses Baum, Miss Lsnigan, Miss Bache.
Miss Lindsey. Miss Buck. Miss Alien. Miss
Sloan, Miss Mount Miss Sargent Miss
Brown, Miss Squlres.
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In Honor OF Miss HjlI.

In homer of Miss Hill of Boston, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mrs.
Henry Cartan gave ysry delightful informal
reception on Wednesday afternoon.
Tie house was daintily decorated for the
occasion.
Mrs. Cartan received in gown Of shrimp
pink brocade trimmed handsomely in fur and
lace.
Miss H;ll was beautifully gowned in black
and green.
Mrs. George Mercer in black and pink.
Mrs. Charles Ofutt in a lovely gown OF
green Perpan six, with vest of old rose,
presided at the dalntly spread tea table,
which was decorated by tall Venetian vase
Of American Beauty reses Miss Nash also
assisted