Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-09
Bucks Introduction and Rondo' in a mas
terly way, showing careful thought and true
conception in its rendition.

Bucks Introduction and Rondo'' in mas
terly way, showing careful thought and true
conception in its rendition.
Invitations are out for musicale to be
given by Miss Lillian Terry at the Murray
hotel next Tuesday evening.
Miss Terry will be assisted by the Misses
Dovey. Mr. Franz Adelmann, Mr.. ]. e. But
Ter and the Lorelei quartet of female voices
which Will make its initial appearance. The
program, which begins, by the way, at
o'clock sharp, is as follows:
Miss TssrsIyd, ssds Mis- rs. oakley: Mrs Ais%'"S Ed
1semiiirsaimiidde;jyi f'oSs'N'
v'0nn s0'GMME'fsls Nj. FRANZ XdiiiA' Xdeimann Bazz'ni
Misses Ethsl and Alice; boyey ;t"."a.
songs-(a} Aufenthalt .............. Schubert
tc} soiVejgs @ Song sehGPsys Gpes
ouartet-n.dd,, PART II. ,.,
Violin soloFantsssd AFssnnssa sedosa By Mske a Leonard
Mr.. Franz Adelmann.
sERsliSh5s@ ye BID Rdn Me Dse9qFss sS Bishop
irish-(D The Little Red Lark. Lark STANFORD ]
Duet-rhe eipsays Wiss Terry. verd,
QI .Trovatore.l
so,o Misses Miss SET Ethel Al. and d.. Alice Dovey;
tsamson 4 Deliiiaaih.j 'Al''' -'A'"'
e''''S'-'''"fS &rom ErminIej' 'ak'''"Sh'
This afternoon Mr. Taber gives his forty
second free organ recital in the First Con-
gregational church at $3.50, and will have
the assistance Of Mr.. 10 +. Barton, baritone.
The following interesting program will be
given:
PART I.
RVertTrs-Poet Overture and Peasant W iiSSuPpe
Vocal Solo-The Palms .............. .Faure
Mr.. Barton.
Selections from "cavaieria Rusticana,"
PART ii. t"aS'as"'
Rrdai song sreh drom wedding music isaa
Vocal solo-Fear Not Ye o. Israel. .....:.;
'''''''''''ii. Mr.. Barton. nu'A
Russian Romance ................. Hoffman,
Nuptial March ...................W. 4. Best
Mrs. Venter Lectures on Dress Reform
About 100 women. progressive as to inte.-
lectual development and willing to advance
as well in a knowledge of the proper care
Creighton hall yesterday yes afternoon after by the
announcement that Mabel Jenness yenter
would speak on Artistic Dress and q Social
Woman,s Christian isi as assoclation. iaS.
Mrs. Venter, becomingly clad In dark
yoke and sleeves and wearing fine Amer
lean beauty rose IN her corsage, talked en-
tertainingly and instructiyely for, an hour
on the proper carriage. of the body, in sit
ting. standing and walking on the level or
on an incline, up stairs or down, the correct
method of breathing and the STYLES OF dress dress
and the known rules of hygiene. The
of her trunk preventing prac-
tical demonstration Of many of her sugges-
tlons, Mrs; Yenter announced that she
would exhibit her costumes tomorrow Mon
day) afternoon at o'c;ock at the Woman,ss
be given respecting the classes which she
will organize during her weeks stay In
Omaha.
socinbIe of Patrinrchs Militant.
Canton Gustavus Adolphus No. 9. Ia
riarchs Militant Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows held a social at its hail. Fourteenth
md Dodge streets. Tuesday evening. very
enjoyable time was had, the program being
excellent It was:
speech, by ,s,, Colonel J. w. Nichols.
Charley and Harry Mcdonald, tr;.
@ lett. Jennie t'Isi' and Gordie Faleoner. Mag
gle Mckenzie. and piper. Harry Walsn
Iomical song. ng.....,.,........C. H. Anderson
oil Nordwall, accompanist, Miss Nor,dwall
sword dance '.......''''''''''Ienhy 4pdepson
song ..:.....'.'...'..'''''''''', nderson
afSiiaflGR Eahibiton drill by Canton dusavus st AdS
ohus.
entity of Murder In second Degree.
i%edy. % charged with killing William A; Ap,,
sEae last was to-day fSSna
The men had formerly quarreled over
Iedy's wife, The defendant pleaded self
efense.