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The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-11-03
CFrom Wednesdays Daily.)

The opening performance of the Bos-
ton Lyric Opera Company last night
was the most brilliant event in the the
atrical line that Honolulu has wit
messed for years, II not in its entire his
tory. All the wealth, culture, beauty
and intelligence of the city was repre-
sented, while the lovers OF music and
the grand arts were all on hand to Of
fer a true Hawaiian greeting to
Colonel w. II. Thompson and the mem
bers of the famous opera aggregation
which he has brought to the Paradise
OF the Pacific.
The Opera House last night was
scene of lavish richness with beauty
everywhere The audience was one
that would have done honor to any
entirely devoted to.the grand" Dia-
monds sparkled and scintillated on
every neck and their rays shone from
many "a gorgeously dressed couture.
Gowns of the richest texture, cut in the
latest Partisan fashion dazzled the eye
with their splendOr and an air OF lux
ury and refinement permeated the en-
tire atmosphere. Truly 1t was sight
hewitchingly beautiful in the myriad
electric Nights turned on in their full
force, and one which will not soon be
forgotten.
II was hardly half-past seven when
society commenced to arrive, and from
that time on there was a stream OF car
riages constantly arriving at the main
entrance, depositing In rapid success
sion lovely ladies hidden in capes and
wraps and gallant escorts. And So
ciety had put It's best foot forward for
| the occasion and 1t enjoyed itself to the
utmost and made the most of happy
| occasion. While il was crush in
| every sense of the wCrd, there was no
urseemly crowding and no trying for
\ first place, for the seats were all Sc
cured in advance ard their owners
knew exactly where they were to sit.
In addition there was an extra large
corps of ushers who were thoroughly
up to their duties.
The first opera is over. Everything
connected with its production was car
ried out most admirably and won hear
lty encomiums on all sides. The verdict
was unanimous that Colonel Thompson
had more than fulfilled all the prom
ises made by his excellent advance
agent, Mr.. Parkinson. and that every
agreement made had been carried out
to the letter. In the matter of the or
chestra. for instance. there had been
some uneasiness in certain quarters lest
Honolulu musicians might moi he
found nm 10 The fullest requirements of
an opera. but after last night thai can
eyist no longer and Professor Berger
has once more shown that his must.
clans arc can,h,e os n,,ying ,nv Gas,
of music The intrndmction ~ TWO
nanos and rho solo yioIinist paul
Errv into rho orchestra was n rrea,
feature. n Ion, an ,dded ynI,ma and
an evorisi,o tnuch ~ ,ho ;rs,r,n,on,a,
mart of The nroduction that was s,mniv
charming II can safely h. sa;5 tha
there wns M ono nroson, who NO. mot
deIivht.I win a,orr,hin~ oonnootaJ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-11-03
A GRAND FIRST
NIGHT OF OPERA
Artistic Triumph and Signal Social Sue
cess-Said Pasha and the Players
A Honolulu Audience.


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The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-11-03

q A, Lloyd D. fgrmefly vi ine
Hawaiian flfelric Company has leDn
sppolnlsd folrih clnrh NJ ibe Circuit
rDuu Vice A y Tsylpf, resigned
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

Mrs Charles Squires has returned from
Chicago.
Mrs. Peck and Miss Peck are home from
Chicago.
Mrs. Arthur p. Guiou returned from a trim
to Chicago Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy c. Barton returned Fri.
day from Washington, d. C.
Mr.. Ed Morsman is home again after 2
three months European trip.
Miss Jessie Dickinson is a guest at the
Waldorf Astoria, New York
Mrs. A. Goetz will return from a two
months visit in the east today.
Miss Laura Drummer is home again afte,
attending the fall festivities of Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs, Charles ]. Greene have re-
turned from a sojourn of three months in
Europe.
Mr. Charles Ogden, who has been in Ell,
rope during the last three months, has re
turned
Mr.. and Mrs, Myron Learned have re,
turned from a visit in Massachusetts ant
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Haskell have returned
from two weeks outing in Michigan an,
Wisconsin.
Mrs. Arthur C. Smith returned home afte
a summer spent in the White mountains an,
| eastern resorts.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Hall, who have beeI
! spending the last three months in Europe
are home again,
Mr., Harry Curtis Shears and wife hay
returned from a pleasure trip through Col
orado and the west.
! Mr.. Charles Saunders and his sister, Mrs
Russell Harrison, returned Tuesday iron
Mount Pleasant. la.
/ Mr.. Grant Hulsizer leaves Sunday for ST
Louis to be present at the marriage OF Mis-
Albers and Mr. Cages,
Mrs f. w, Vessels and her daughters re
! turned Tuesday from trip of Ave months
along tire Atlantic coast
| Mrs Thomas fitzpatrick, accompanied b
( Miss Kilpatrck arrived home Friday fror
/ a summeTing at eastern resorts
Mrs. Henry f. Lehr, who has been at tn
Presbyterian hospital for number Of weeks
] has sufficiently recovered so that she ha
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
OMAHA SUBURBS.
Benson.

Benson.
Miss Hogan entertained her sister of Blair
last week.
The Aid society meets at the church next
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Services will be held today at the Metho-
dist church at II a. m. and Sunday school
at noon.
A. Bleick has been confined to his home
by nail which he ran into his foot about
week ago.
Invitations are out for the wedding OF
Miss Emma Bleik and Mr.. J. Fetty, October
"a, at the home of the bride.
Morton Orendorf of Bloomington, ILL.,,
stopped here a few days at the home of his
sister, Mrs J. n Horten, en- route home
from the west.
Rev. Luce, formerly of the South Tenth
Street Methodist church of Omaha, will
preach in the Benson church once fort
night. He preached his first sermon here
last Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

been able to leave the institution After
visiting with friends for a short time she
will 20 to her home In Albion, Neb.
Drs D. c. Bryant and J. F. Foote leave
the first Of November for a years study in
Europe. Mrs. Bryant will accompany them.
Dr.. II. p. Hamilton returned Saturday
from Chicago, where he has been attending
the special surgical clinic held there during
the last week.
Mr.. Francis J. Gish left Monday evening
for Chicago to resume his studies in Rush
Medical college. He finishes four year
course next June.
Mr. and Mrs. j. f. Mawhinney returned
last week from an eastern visit. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Mawhinney's parents,
Mr., and Mrs. Rich.
Mrs. Frances G. Bittinger and son Howard
have gone to New York and Philadelphia,
where they will visit relatives, returning
to Omaha about the first Of the year.
Miss Gertrude Kountze is expected home
Monday accompanied by Miss Marguerite
Preston, whose guest she has been during
the summer at Fountain Colo.
Mrs. John Curry of Sherman avenue re-
turned home Monday after spending the
summer in Nova Scotia, returning by the
Islands.
MIR. Mark A. Polack, who lately arrived
from two years trip to Alaska on a visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Alexander
polack, has gone to Cincinnati en- route to
Cuba, where he expects to remain for two
years.
Mrs Winfield S. Strawn is in st. Louis
to attend the wedding OF Miss Maud Albers
and Mr.. Henry Cages of Ottowa, Canada.
which occurs October IS. Miss Albors is
well known in Omaha, where she has visited
Mrs. Strawn.
Mrs. s. N. Mealie returned Friday from
Chicago and Rockford, Ill., after a two
weeks visit with relatives and friends. She
was accompanied by her sister, Miss Mary
Pendergast of Rockford who will spend
the winter in Omaha.
Mr.. T. w. Blackburn has resumed his res
idence at 2722 Howard street. Mrs. Mary
II. Prichard, mother Of the late Mrs.
Blackburn has returned from California to
spend a year with Mr.. Blackburn and his
three boys. Mrs Prchard resided in Omaha
many years and is the widow of one - the
pioneer Methodist ministers of the state
Rev Martin Prichard. She came to Ne
braska in 1857.
Rev. w. s. Blackburn and wife, the pa
rents of T. w. Blackburn of this city, will
! spend few days with their son before TAX
/ ing their departure for Los Angeles, Cal,
/ their future home. Mr.. Blackburn came tc
! Nebraska in 1867 and for more than thirty
! years has been a prominent figure in the
councils of the Methodist church, of which
| denomination he has been a minister fol
more than fifty years.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
ConIan-GeptIemnn.

a very pretty wedding occurred Wednes-
day morning at the Hcly Family church,
the contracting parties being DR.. Peter 7.
Conlan and Miss Clara Gentleman. Miss
Philomena Gentleman accompanied the
bride as bridesmaid and Mr.. Bryan NJ. Riley
served as best man. Rev. Father Fltz-
patrick, rector Of the church, sang the nup-
tial mass and performed the marriage cere-
mony. The body of the church was tastily
decorated with palms and ferns, while the
altar preseoted the appearance of one mass
OF beautiful lilies. The bride is the accom-
plished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Gentleman and has hosts of friends in the
city, AT the conclusion OF the ceremony
the wedding party repaired to the Millard,
where the wedding breakfast was served,
after which the couple left on their we'd
ding journey. They will be at home at 23OS
Cunning street Thursdays during November.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
pmSt pIcnsnrrs

Mrs william l. Stephen gave an informal
luncheon wednesday to few guests
Delightful in every way was the dinner
given Saturday evening by Mr. and Mrs
Harry Aaron in honor OF Mrs Aaron's
mother, Mrs, VI, e. Marlay Of Lincoln
Mr. Lewis Ballerberg gave a delightful
dinner Sunday aeyeniag. His guests were
Messrs Thomas ]. Kelly, +. H. McGarvie.
Henry Rustin, w. r.. Watson, Charles Dune.
NJ. V. Fleming and William Reed Dunroy.
Mrs. j. L. Baker entertained delightfully."-
Saturday evening the Harmony Card club.
1t was the first meeting of the club this
season. After an enjoyable hour with cards
refreshments and a social time were in
dulged in
Mrs, William Sanford Robinson held her
second October reception Tuesday aftern- on
and evening. Her assistants were Mrs Gil
bert NJ. Hitchcock, Mrs w. A. Carter, Mrs.
Samuel Gamble, Miss Crounse, Miss Clarke,
Miss Morse and Miss Ethel Morse.
Friday evening MIR. and Mrs. e. e. Prince
gave dinner party at the Filipino restau-
rant on the Exposition grounds. The party
consisted of Mr.. and Mrs G. y. Wattles.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Kirkendall. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Reed and Mr. and Mrs. z. T.
Lindsay.
pleasant surprise party was given Sat
urday evening at the residence Of MIR. and
Mrs. I. c. Brunner in honor of the TWEEN
tieth anniversary of the wedding Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Guild. A large number Of guests
participated in the enjoyment of the even
ing and presented Mr.. and Mrs. Guild with
beautiful Haviland dinner set.
reception to the railway postal clerks
of Omaha and Council Bluffs ard their
wives was given Thursday evening at the
residence CT Chief Clerk H. F. Shearer
Alb Davenport street, by the Women's clut
Of the railway mail service. About ninety
| persons were present and with music ant
games and delightful lunch a most enjoy.
able evening was passed.
The members Of the Jewish council met in
a social gathering at the home Of Mrs Alex
ander Polack. Refreshments were served
during the afternoon, which proved most
| delectable. Before adjournment short
| business session was held and the follow.
| ing officers were chosen: President, Miss
Dolly Pollack; vice president, Mrs. d
| Gross; secretary, Miss Laura Goetz; treas.
| urer, Mrs A. Simon.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Miss Viola Murray of Pender is visiting
In the city.
Ed T. Heyden has returned from a week S
business trip in Chicago.
DR.. II. ]. Winnett, mayor of Lincoln, is
In the city on business and to see the ex-
position.
DR.. Mattice has returned from Chicago,
where he has been visiting the hospitals for
three weeks.
w. n. Huse. a prominent attorney of
Norfolk, Is in the city with his wife and
sister, visiting the exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Able. who have
been visiting H. c. Shears and wife, left
yesterday afternoon for their home in Chi
Cago.
Mrs. H. d. Belts left Saturday afternoon
for Washington, ID. c., to attend the Ma
tional Unitarian conference to be held In
that city.
Mr.. Isaac Battin of the Omaha Gas COM
pany leaves this evening to attend the an
nual meeting of the American Gas Light
association in New York City.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

The distinguished members of the Epis-
coral clergy who will be in Omaha next
week to attend the conservation of the new
bishop coadjuor OF Nebraska will be enter
tanned in the following homes: Bishop elect
Rev. Arthur Williams of Chicago and
Bishop Henry C. Potter of New York will
be entertained by Mr.. Wooworth; Bishop
McLaren of Chicago will be the guest of
Mr.. Herman Kountze; Bishop Edsall of
North Dakota and Bishop Atwiu of western
Missouri Will be at the home of Hon. John
l.. Webster; Bishop Morrison of Iowa will
be entertained by Mr.. S. d. Barkalow;
Bishop Millspaugh will be guest at the
home Of Mr.. Frederick Davis, while Bishop
Spalding of Colorado will be entertained by
Mr.. Clement Chase
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
WOman's Club Progrnm.

Mrs. Dorward will have charge of the
program Monday, October 16, at the Wo-
mans club Nineteenth and Davenport
streets. An interesting program has been
prepared. Miss Alice E. Howells will make
her frat appearance in Omaha since taxi
ing a postgraduate course at the Emerson
college, and Miss Frances America McCord
OF Drake university, who is favorably known
to Omaha audiences, will assist Selections
from Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Whittier. Sher-
idan and Sienkiewick will be given An ad-
dress, by Mrs. Dorward and other features
OF an interesting nature will be introduced
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
Observation-Disclosures,

very pretty home wedding was cele-
brated Wednesday evening at o'clock
when Miss Oreta Matthews was married
to Mr. William Mckay at the residence
of the brides parents, lS40 North Nine
teenth street small company of rela-
tives and intimate friends was present at
tho ceremony, conducted by Rev. Percy
Silver, pastor of the Church Of the Good
Shepherd The cosy parlors were throngel
with guests two hours later when a re-
ception was held to allow friends and ac-
quaintances an opportunity to extend con
gratulations
The decorations were lavish and all in
pink and white, excepting the bay windows,
which were veritable bowers of potte1
plants. Tho bride was prettily attired in a
handsome gown OF mousseline do sole over
white silk. She carried a cluster OF bridal
roses and was attended by her sister Miss
Zelta, as maid OF honor. The best man
was DR.. n. S. Hoyt. The wedding marches
were played by small orchestra of stringed
instruments. the musicians being High
school classmates of the bride of the year
'97
After the ceremony there was a delight
full wedding feast for select company OF
friends and relatives, many Of whom were
from other cities. The reception lasted
from o'clock until 10 and the attendance
numbered nearly a hundred Among the
out-of- town guests were the Misses Stone
and Mosher of Des Moines, who presided
at the punch bowls, and Mr.. and Mrs !
c. Clapp OF McCook Neb The couple will
make their home in this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

friends, Rev John Williams OK st. Bar
nabas' Episcopal church officiating. The
bride was attircd in white elk with pearl
trimmings and point lace and carried white
roses. Miss Bell Humphrey as bridesmaid
was gowned in pink organdie and carried
pink roses. Mr.. Charles Freeman. brother
Of the groom, acted as groomsman Mr..
w. VI. Victor, brother of the bride also at
tended the groom The bride who was a
teacher in the Omaha public schools, is a
highly respected and accomplished young
woman. The groom is one Of Lexington s
highly esteemed young men, his parents
being among the first settlers After the
ceremony and congratulations a wedding
dinner was served. The table was beauu-
fully decorated with cut flowers while
palms and smilax were artisucally arranged
about the rooms Mr.. and Mrs, Freeman
left on an afternoon train and will be at
home to their friends after November 1, at
Lexington, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

interment took place in Sarpy county
Wednesday.
Miss Mathews left for Chicago Saturday
to make that place her future home.
\ mission Is being held at St Mark
church by Rev. Young OF South Omaha
Mrs. Rodney Of Blair visited Miss Pru-
dence Tracey Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Meta Peterson Of Ponca. Neb., is
visiting her sister, Mrs William Fielding.
Miss Josephine Ayers Of Chicago, Ill. who
has been here for couple OF weeks visit
ing relatives, left for her home Thursday.
The funeral Of $. A. Goodel who was
run over and killed in Council Bluffs by a
motor Thursday morning, was held az the
Presbyterian church Saturday morning. The
burial was at DeSoto, Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
"olcOtt-Schultz. "

Miss Hildah Schultz, daughter of Mrs.
Herman Schultz. was married Wednesday at
high noon to Mr. Arthur s. Wolcott. The
ceremony was performed at All Saints
church by Rev. T. j. Mackay in the
presence of large congregation of friends
and relatives. The church was handsomely
decorated for the occasion with tall palms
and profusion of cut flowers. The bride
wore an elegant gown Of white silk and car
ried shower bouquet of brides roses. The
bridal party left in the afternoon for a
wedding trip to New York. where they will
be the guests OF Mr. Wolcott's relatives.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
On the Social Calendar.

The Omaha Guards will give their twelfth
anniversary ball October 10,
The Forest Hill Card club will meet with
Mrs. Bruce Thursday, November 2.
Mrs. Gown gives a tea for Miss Gown
on Thursday, october 10, from until 7.
The Ladies auxiliary of the Thurston
Rifles will hold their meeting at the armory
Tuesday evening, October "a,
The White Cross society will give a
promenade concert october II at Public Com
fort building, on the exposition grounds.
The Thurston Rifles club will inaugurate
the seasons dancing by social hop in the
armory Friday evening, October 20, com
moncing at o'clcSk.
The women of the First Presbyterian
church will give a reception in the parlors
OF the church Friday afternoon, october 20,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

The Omaha chapter Daughters of the
American Revolution, at the first regular
meeting Of the year at the home of Mrs. A.
7. Turkey, favorably considered a number
of applications for admission to member
ship. Miss Battin, the leader for the month
occupied the chair. Music and papers read
by Mrs. Ninsonhaler and Miss Nancy Battin
pleasantly filled the time allotted TO the
literary program, after which refreshments
were served Miss Turkey was assisted in
receiving by her daughter, Mrs William
Grant Mnrrisnn of Iincnln
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

Miss Grace Allen gave one OF the most
enjoyable coaching parties of the season in
honor of her guest Miss Florence Slate of
Denver. The party went to Florence, where
a delicious supper was prepared. Miss
Aliens guests were: Misses Slate, Elizabeth
Allen, Mabel Taylor, Bessie Towle, Louise
Squres, Mr.. and Mrs Luther Kountze,
Messrs. Charles George, Thomas G. Frost
of New York City, Edward George, Lynn
Sherwood, Hilton Fonda and Ross Towle.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
Orphnnngc Fair.

A fair for the benefit of the Orphanage
at Benson will open in the roof garden,
Sixteenth and Harney streets, on Monday
evening, November 6, and continue two
weeks. The members of the different COM
mittees and of all interested In the sue
cess of the fair are invited to be present
at the meeting in St. Mary Mngdale, :
school Douglas street, between Sixteenth
and Seventeenth this afternoon at $3.50 The
list of the committees and the names OF
members will be announced later
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

in honor Of Mrs. Meredith Mrs. Denise. Miss
Collier and Miss Denise prior to their de-
parture from Omaha.
Miss Ellen Eloise Clark. daughter Of MIR,
Julius Clark will be married to MIR. Fred
erick Sercembe at All Saints church
Wednesday, October is.
The Wisteria club will hold its first meet
ing Of this series Wednesday afternoon Oc.
tober IS, at the home Of Mrs. \. c. p. Far
rell, Thirty-siNth and Burt streets
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
Notice!

Persons who witnessed the accident at
Sherwood and Sherman avenues Friday
injured in alighting from a street car, will
do a favor by sending their address to 1924
Sherwood avenue. The party who con-
Quoted the injured party home Is respect
fully REQUESTED TO make hlmself known.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
Two NotnbIc Box purties

At the Orpheum Tuesday evening DR.. and
Mrs. E. w. Lee gave box party in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Loomis.
A box party composed of military notables
was given at the Orpheum Friday evening.
Lieutenant A. w. Orten had for his guests
the Misses Stella, Blanche and Goldie
Murphy and Lieutenants II. E. Courtney,
F. w. Apple and Quartermaster C. S.
Frank.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

Florence.
Prof. William Lighton made a trip to
town Saturday.
The funeral Of Bert Whted, who died
Monday of consumption, was held here and
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
FreenRn-yictor.

At the home of the brides mother. Mrs.
Marion Victor, 1920 Burdette street, Miss
Virginia r. Victor and Mr. william IL.
Freeman were united in marriage in the
presence OF the family and a few intimate
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
Sea|skiiI1
JAG kets

We will show tomorrow an assortment Of
sizes in the best grades of sealskin and
most popular shaped jacket that has been
produced for this winters wear. Our price
the best
Astrakhan, Beaver, otter, Persian, Krlcn-
mer, Electric Seal-made up into Jackets,
Capes, Collarettes, Storm Collars, Scarfs,
etc. Our garments are all of this years
best styles. If you want a good article,
come to US.