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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20

Captain and Mrs. Wilder entertained one
OF the dinner parties last evening at the
Field club. Covers were placed for Colonel
and Mrs. Cornelius Gardener OF Fort
Crook. Mrs. Patten Of Detroit, Mrs Gal
braith, Miss Mary Galbraith, Lieutenant
and Mrs. Troup Miller, Colonel w. p.
Evans, Major Blauvelt. Lieutenant ware
and Captain and Mrs. Wilder.
Mr.. Bernard w. Capen entertained as his
guests Mr.. and Mrs. John Gould of
Albany, N. Y; Lieutenant and Mrs. w. N.
Haskell Of Fort Omaha and Miss Ethel
Turkey.
Dining with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hanley
were Misses Effie Haight, May Murphy.
Fannie Rowland, Messrs. w. r. Wood.
Fred Baker and Edward Baird.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Miller entertained
as their guests at dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
T. B. DUNCAN, Dean and Mrs. George
Beecher, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Fish, Mr..
and Mrs, w. u. Newman, Miss DUNCAN
and Miss Mcintyre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles King had as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. Kpittle, Misses Anna Robert
son, Marietta King, Marie Donohue,
Messrs. VIII Shorter, viii Adkins and
John BloOdhart.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. e. Summers entertained
at dinner for DR., Ford Thompson of WASH
ington, d. c. Covers were placed for Mrs.
voss. Mrs. HorbRoh. Mrs. Burke, DR..
Thompson, Dr.. Bridges, Mr.. Milton Darling,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Yates and DR.. and
Mrs. Summers.
Mr.. VIII McCaffrey gave one Of the
larger dinner parties for the members OF
the Crowley Langdon wedding party.
Covers were placed for fourteen.
Dining with MIR. and Mrs. B. F. Thomas
were: Mr.. and Mrs. =, L. Hoas, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Green and Mr.. and Mrs. F. q.
Rudolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Kessler entertained
as their guests at dinner Mr.. and Mrs,
Sunderland, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Eng
liseh, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Pinto and Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. Conrad.
Other reservations were made at the
club by Msssrs. f. f. Epeneter, who
had covers for four: j. b. Lind
sey, four; F. A. Ewing, four;
c. f. Bedwell, eight; z. D. Van Court,
five; Fred Hamilton. FOUR r.. ]. Dunn,
two; II. q. MoGilton, seven; r. w. Tai
mage, two; J. A. Sheean, five; w. B. T.
Belt, eight; Sidney Smith, SKI c. U. Rey-
nolds, four; A. G.. Monroe. five; T.. A. Hig-
gins, six; W. Coe, three; j. A. Russell,
three W. Il. Palmatier. three; A. c.
PLACE, four.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20

Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. u. Lane, 1900 Hsfney
street Mrs. Robinson's daughters, who
have been visiting the young Misses Lane,
will return home with her and her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Lee and Miss
Ivy Lee left Saturday for Los Angeles.
Cal, to attend the sixtieth wedding ami
versary OF Mr.. Lees parents, az the Hotel
Angelus. over sixty guests, all relatives,
are there now and ten mare are expected.
Mr.. A. L. Mohler has gone to New
York. whore he will meet Mrs. Mohier and
Miss Mohler, who are returning from
abroad on the steamship Kaiserin Augusta
Victoria next Friday. They will come
direct to Omaha. Mrs. r. L. Lomax and
Miss Lomax are on the same steamer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dempster and Miss
Allen, who are making a tour around the
world, are now visiting in london as the
guests Of thG Misses Beverly. who spent
several weeks last summer visiting them
in Omaha. MIR. and Mrs. Dempster and
Miss Allen viii sail for home the latter part
Of July.
Mrs. Hamilton Judson of Kansas City Is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Franklin
Boulter, at 19 North Fortieth street. Mrs.
Judson has Just returned from the east,
where she and Mr.. Judsun went with the
remains Of their little 16-month-oid boy,
who died in Kansas City Of spinal menin-
gifts.
Mrs. Samuel Michael of jefferson City,
Mo, and her mother, Mrs. wolfstein, will
arrive the early part Of the week to be
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur tran
deis at 'Arlena Lodge" Mrs. Cora Sloman
and little daughter. Miss Dorothey, will ar
rive the first of July to be their guests
and will remain during the month OF July.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Baum, Miss Marion
Connell, Miss Edith Butler, Miss Laura
Dale and Miss Martha Dale spent several
days in Lincoln this week, where they at
tended the wedding Of Miss Claire Funke
and Mr.. Lynn Cleveland Storey. The bride
is we'll known in Omaha, having been a
visiter here on numerous occasions.
Miss Margaret Whitney, an Omaha stu
dent at Wellesley college, was the COM
poser Of one of the big hits Of the recital
Of original music, which took place Thurs
day at the college. The gathering was
one of the prettiest events Of the COM
m-encement and the original piano music
and songs were heartily enjoyed by the
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fearon are hav-
ing a family reunion. Their guests include
their daughter. Mrs. J. c. ellis and
small son, OF Goldfield, New, and Mrs.
Fearon's father and sister, Mr.. Gushurst
and Miss Gushurst of Rochester, N. Y,
and Mrs. A, c. Gushurst Of Lead, s. D.,
with her son, Mr.. Albert Gushurst, who
Is returning from college at Notre Dame,
Ind.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
AZ the Country CIub.

- NV $50
Mr.. and AIRS. w. T. Barlow gave one OF
the larger dinner parties Saturday even
ing at the Country club, complimentary 10
Miss Brooks Of Portland, ore. The guests
included Mics Brooks. Miss Helen
line Congdon, Miss Dorothy Morgan,
Miss Mamie Page, Mr.. Frank Wilhelm,
Mr.. Edward A. Cudahy. jr.: Mr.. Herbert
French. Mr.. Lake Deuel., Mr.. Ross Towle
and Mr.. Paul Gallagher.
Mr.. Joseph Bsldrige was host at one
OF the dinner parties HIS guests including
Mrs. Eva Wallace, Miss Edith Lock. Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs.
#. r. Kennedy, Mr.. Stockton Heth and
Mr.. r. A. Cope.
Mr.. and Mrs. John a. McShane enter
tained for Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Mshoney,
who leave his week for Europe. Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Mahoney, Mr..
and Mrs. W. T.. Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lard Hosford, Mr.. r. c. McShane and Mrs.
w. j.. Foye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Caldwell entertained
at dinner last evening at the Country
club I'm honor Of Mrs. Caldwelis sister,
Mrs. Carroll, who, with Mr.. Carroll, arrived
Saturday from California. Covers were laid
for Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond WEIGH,
Mr.. and Mrs. @. ". wattles, Mrs.
J. Il. N. Patrick, Mr.. Robert
Patrick. Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Chase, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur C. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Caldwell.
Judge D. NJ. v~insonhaler had covers
placed for four and Mr.. r. ]. Dining also
had four.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
For the Future.

Miss Alice West will give a luncheon OF
twenty covers Tuesday at Happy Hollow
Mrs. e. w. Gunther and Mrs. Hattie
P%ittinger will give a bridge luncheon Tues.
day at the home of the former.
Miss Miriam Patterson will give a lunch.
con party Thursday at Happy Hollow fol-
Miss Mllbank, guest of Miss Bess Baum
Mrs. w. A. Mckay and Mrs. VIII Holmes
viii entertain at a card party Thursday,
and Friday afternoon they will give q
k~ensington.
Graduates from all the thirty-four classes
that have passed out of the Omaha High
school will hold an alumni reunion and
reception at the high school Monday even
ing, when the new alumni, which gradu.
ated Friday, will be received into the as
ISOLATION.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
PhtIippine soldiers Organise.

ABERDEEN, q. D., June 1s.-(speCial.)-
"rhe Society Of the First South Dakota
Infantry IL the name OF a society or
ganiEed in Aberdeen yesterday and made
up Of members OF the regiment OF that
name which served In the Philippines. The
officers elected are Colonel A. s. Frost OF
Aberdeen. presidents Major c. A. Howard
OF Aberdeen. vice president; AdJutant Gen.
erai C. II. Ensiesby OF watertown. score
tary-treasurer. 1t is planned to hold an.
nusi reunions Of the regiment. Nearly loo
members Of the regiment signed tha
charter roll
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
AZ Happy Hollow.

Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Cameron entertained
the largest party at Happy Hollow Satur-
day evening. in honor of Miss Marjory
Wyckoff OF York, Neb., and Mr.. Chester
Wells n Mr.. Everett Harvey Of Valen-
tine, Neb. The other guests included Miss
Carrie Lee Norris, Miss Edith Norris, Miss
Mable Waldron, Mr.. Clement waldron,
Mfr. Ralph Pritchard and Mr.. and Mrs,
7. d. Norris.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. b. Guenther had as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Folda, Mr.. and
Mrs. Penny, Miss Penny, DR.. and Mrs
A. B. Somers and Mrs. Hattie Pittinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Durkee entertained
in honor OF Miss Campbell Of Los Angeles,
who is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. s. NJ
sadler. Covers were placed for eleven.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Sumner entertained
one OF the smaller parties, having covers
for six. Mr.. N. H. Loomls had six, DR..
w. o. Henry, six; Mr.. ]. w. Palmer, two
Mr.sG. F. Bancroft, seven and Mr.. Z. O,
Royce, two.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
SECOND CoNCoRDlA PROGRAM
aides Chsrus VIII Give Musicale at
German Home nde Direction
of Mrs. ZAbrIskls.

The Concordia Ladies' chorus Will give
their second concert, June n. at the Cor
man Home. under the direction OF Mrs,
Louise shadduck- zabriskie. This program
will be glveni
PART /.
Violin Quartst-Msienluet .".".... Stang
ElouiEe \, eEt, Made Nrst, Louise SchnRu
Der, Alex Rubin.
Vocal Tre-Bsim Abshied ........H. Jungsi
Concordia Ladies' ChoTus.
Alto SoIo-My Hearts MesSago,.......Msi
Miss Bmms handbook.
Violin Dust-Allsgro. .....,..... Moezkowskl
Madge West and Louise Schnaober.
Wohl Auf den Bergen In Tyrol.....
SlHOt
Mrs. o. w. Icken aud Mrs. N. F1othow.
Vocal Quartet-Glocklein i'm Valdez,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20

and girls are practioing whenever the
weather permits. Mr.. Conrad Young. who
has won the championship for singles at
the mems tournament. will not be here
this season 20 defend his title. as he leaves
the latter part Of this month for England
to visit Sir Horace Plunkett. Altogether
there is considerable enthusiasm displayed
IN tennis, both at the clubs and on come
Of the private courts.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20

and protitably; appreciation and enjoy
ment OF nature, training eyes, ears, hands
and profitable occupation, keeping ooYs
out of mischief and giving vent 10 every
boys natural enthusiasm.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20


MoNDAY-Annual alumni reception at
high school; Miss Alice buchanan even
ing party for Miss Marriott
Neutrality-suspicious. wedding at
luncheon party at Happy Hollow; Mrs.
r.. W. Guenther and Mrs, Ptttinger,
luncheon at the home of the former
ladies' day at Happy Hollow and Field
wEpNEsDAY-waitsr-Marrio wedding;
Dowdail-Arnold wedding ct Trinity
Cathedral; ladies day at Country club;
midwesE dinner and dance at Field and
Country club; Wednesday Card club, Mrs.
a. W. Young; Mrs. ]. A. Dearn, II. G. L.
THuRsDAY-Ladies' day at Happy Hollow
and Field club; midweek dinner and
dance at Rod and Gun club; MIRIAM
Iettsrs9n jpnghs s at Happy Holl %g
FRipAY-Mrs. w H. Mckay and Mrs.
VIII Holmes, kensington; Eureka Whist
club, Mrs. E. j. Streitz.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dinner and dance
at Happy Hollow, Field and Country
clubs; Les Adler dinner party A. Couptry
club; Williams F1emming weddingi Pol
lard-Cole wedding at Peru.
Although Il L. past mid June, the break
for the summer vacation has not COM
Inenced, and only a minority seem even
to be talking about going away. The cool
weather easily accounts for this, Of course,
ana. OF course, also, the country clubs
are fairly crowded with luncheon and din
ner parties and for the midweek and the
weekend hops. Now that the college and
school folks are coming home. the gaiety
has increased. and this may be expected
to continue until they all so off again
to the NOMINATING, the lakes, the seashore
or some other place, as they always do
after putting in a few busy weeks at home.
Another week will bring most OF the
young people home. In parties OF two and
three and four, they have been arriving
Of late from the eastern schools, and they
have brought with them the full measure
Of enthusiasm, fails and ideas" which
they invariably bring and which usually
find ready adoption.
Owing to the lnclemency Of the weather
during the last few weeks, the women's
tennis tournament at the Field club has
been postponed. Most OF the players have
had little opportunity for practice, and
90 did not wish to enter. The tennis
committee OF the Field club will have a
meeting some time this week and decide
on a later date. During one of the tour
nAmsnts this summer at the Field club,
they may decide to have mixed doubles.
Much interest is being taken. especially
by the members of the younger set, in
these tournaments, and the college boys
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20

Maud Muller donned a Bingham neat
One summers day
And went and raked the meadow sweet
With new mown hay.
The Judge passed in his touring car.
A fast machine;
And then the meadow smelt Of tar
Louisville Courier-Journai.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20

simon
Coneordia Ladieg' Chorus,
PART III.
Violin Quartet-Sssns OhAmpetre,. ,Paplni
boprano Solo-Gluhwurchen .,...... Strauss
Mrs. q. W. Icken.
Vocal Tro-Maiennacht .,.,,.......J ungst
conoordia Ladies' Chorus.
Violin 6olo~-(a) Romance ......... Beethoven
(b) Hungarian Dance. .,....u...,, Brahms
Mrs. Louise shaddock-ZAbriskie
Vocal Duet--Auf der Aim, "a ciebt's..
simon
Mrg. ., w. Token and Mrs. M. Flothow,
Vocal TrlO-SaenEermerboh -. KretBehmer
Concordi1 Ladies' Chorus.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
SOCIETY DEFERS DEPARTURE

No General Break Has Yet Come for
the Summer Vacation.
YOUNGSTERS HOME FROM SCHOOL
-
Women's Tennis Tournament VIII
Not ne Held at Field CIub, ne
Expected, hut May Take
Place Later.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-16
Wiley "Pat" on sulphureo Fruits.

The decision Of DR.. Wiley and his
associates TO the effect that the Cali
fOrnia men must find other methods
Of preserving their dried fruits than
by the present process Of sulphuring
still "goes' according 20 a statement
given out by the doughty doctor, who
tells that he has not changed his mind
one little bit, even though the referee
board may reverse his rulings, says St.
Louis Interstate Grocer.
Incidental to the interview DR.. Wi
ley intimates that efforts 10 try TO
have him stop making his opinions
public are wasted.
Dr. Wiley is evidently obdurate TO
all threats and pleadings Of the Cali
fOrnia dried fruit interests and the
Louisiana sugar men, arising out Of
MS persistent campaign against sui
hur IN ioOds. IN an interview IN a
Washington paper he says he is will
ng TO be a martyr 10 the CAUSE Of
pure food, and defes the western fruit
men Who ask him to cease talking
gains sulphured fruits until the
referee board appointed to settle the
question renders report.
DR.. Wiley declared that be would
not cease talking against sulphured
fruits, and that Whatever action the
referee board might take regarding the
estern fruit question would have no
effect on BIN personally.
80 have already expressed my opin-
ION Of sulphured fruits declared DIT.
Wiley, "in a document made public
some time ago and this Is "a final de-
cision 80 far as ] ann concerned, no
alter what the referee board may
say regarding the question. The pres
ence of swphurous acids ~ fruits rs
injurious to health, and most eminent
scientists support me in thia eonten-
ION ~
" ~ tbe referee board decides other
wise you would drop your contention,
would sou notf' be- was asked
f1he decision of the referees would
make change in ihe adminisiration
Of the law, and thar " all y declared
W Wiley '1le president could or.
deg mo NJ stop talklnR II he wanted
io,' Ae added With tle emphasis ou
fhe Hofd order
" Would yeu resign in such easel"
le was asked
~ cannoi aay pow," rop|ied fho
eAlof eNem|ft "luf ] nill n0f Change
my opinion concerning ea'phpred
fIllfs.'
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-16
BRIEF NEWS NOTES.

Senior Castro, former president Of
Venezuela, must again submit TO
surgical operation, as his ailment 10
worse.
Andson r. Flower, aged &C years,
special partner Of the firm Of Flower 4
Co., bankers Of New York, doed re-
Gently.
The wheat elevator Of the Vancouver
Milling company at Vancouver, i. g,
was destroyed by fire recently. Less,
$4,000.
Reports Of expected revolutionary
movements in Central America have led
10 the institution Of a close watch on
the situation.
That United States Senator George G.
Perkins will be reelected by the Cali
fornia Legislature is considered pras-
tically certain.
A report TO the effect that the pope
intended TO send Archbishop Ireland Of
81. Paul, Mimi, who is now in Rome, 10
Messina, is denied.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-16
Prize Apples Bring Big Price.

cbiesgo.-Tbe bigbest-priced box Of
apples on record il being exhibited at
Chicago. The fruit is Of the Winesap
variety and was awarded the grand
sweepstske prize Of $500 at the Ma
tional Apple Show held at Spokane.
The present owners paid go cents apiece
for the 112 apples m the box. A report
states that business men Of Cbicago, en-
gagged principally in the commission bus
mess has organized corporation with
a capital Of 100000, 10 engage in fruit
raising in Washington state.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-16
On the south upresred the peaks Of Car

On the south up-resred the peaks Of Car
bet; on the north, the Monster
Constable advanced eagerly 10 give his
hand to Mrs. Stansbury, who received
his greeting with cooling repression. lie
would have been dismayed, had be not
felt on former occasions polar draughts
from this source. Still, be paid her
unquestioning homage. II was enough
for him that Mr.. Stansbury. an admirable
American gentleman, bonored her with
a life Of one-pointed devotion that his
uncle. Joseph Wall, Of sound mental bal
ance and heart businesses. cherished her
goodwill. IL was enough for Consta-
bic, indeed, that Mrs. Stansbury mothered
a daughter. He was by no means above
conceiying that another should dislike
him; although Mrs. Stansbury WAS In
other respects an Isis yeiled too darkly
for his perception. The years had not
touched the elder woman. She had the
same tendril-like delicacy of figure and
refinement of face. Her eyes had often
startled him with their world-wearness
and world-knowledge. They were always
wonderful-the eyes Of a mystic and yib-
rant with the suggestion Of undiscovered
continents in their depths. The cool,
gracilent fingers slipped quickly from his
hand.
Il have always remembered your gra-
cious hospitality" Constable said.
II remember. too" Mrs. Stansbury re
piled, with scarcely a trace of a smile.
WHO could forget the dentist-the dent
list TO La Montague Pelee? Have you
come again to look into the mouth of the
mountain?"
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-16
CHAPTER I.-(Continued.l


"Of course she is quite right" Consta-
bic went on, ''but that doesn't make il
any easier to bear With all the impress
iveness which comes of being twenty and
a girl-that was the Madame's first voy-
age, five years ago-she informed me
that man is a nobody, even if he has n
billion, when he isn't Of some use in the
world. Exquisite little preacher Such
things were never thought of, nor spok-
en- to, mortal man before ] explained
my view, that having all the money need
full, il was my privilege to play for cul-
ture instead Of coin, TO water my mental
garden as a life pursuit, but she broke
up all my arguments, beat down my
ideals. ] regarded my valueless past and
yearned to become an apostle Of action
instanter.
Il see j am entertaining you, so I'll
6nish. ] went home, buckled the Madame
to Brooklyn, and disappeared-too her
at her word ] shall do it again some
time. For two solid months ] didn't hurt
anybody's feelings, and earned seventy
dollars and board, stocking. Good clean
stocking. Back and forth from Savannah
to Boston In the bowels Of an old coast
beds az first hand; specializing In Goals
and callouses. / made a fairly decent
coal passer. and met Denny Macready
down there In the dark-Denny, who now
passes tea. Then ] scrubbed up again
and steamed the Madame down to Mar
Unique, TO tell Miss Stansbury all about
II, and show her my recommend from the
third engineer. She was away in Eu-
rope. Her father says she will never be
as beautiful as her mother. I thought
perhaps we might look In on Martinique
on our way around the islands. The
statue Of Josephine is there you know"
Your sentences are becoming uncou-
pied, Peter. You are shirring the nara
tive" said Breen.
well, I've been taking an annual
course in old Pelee since then. Saint
Pierre sits In the shadow Of the volcano,
and from a geological standpoint-"
Exactly, but"
"Oh, there is no joyous cracker at the
finish OF this story. Lady Commander
that IL the creature of splendor, the moth
sr-is still at war with me, and Miss
btansbury still eherishes the view that !
AN just sailing round"
Peter Constable was singular in Vari-
Gus ways, possessing a large fortune and
no fixture, save the natural bent Of a
student. lie had specialized 40 geology
for a dozen years. Exceedingly tall, big
b0ned, and angular Constable had a plain.
kindly face and large, quick hands. His
nose Was immense, and not 10 be CLASH
fed. lie carried his head bent slightly
forward AZ many tall men DO and ~ was
. Hell-broHed head Of goodly contour.
There Was . puzzling solemnity ID bis
oouniennnce. one would not hage been
surprised 10 hear that this man was q
gambler, preacher, o. a humorisi and,
not knowing exactly Why, ono would ca
peel q % b. added that BIZ VAS good
man ~ be class
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-16
First TO Swim In 1903.

Although she remained in the water
more than 20 minutes, Miss Helen VIII
cox Of Staten Island, who went swim
ming in New York bay January /,
feels no III effects from her experience.
She is ~ years old and teaches school
here in the city. Her plunge followed
a wager made with girl friend yenr
ago that she would be the first person
TO take a dip IN the bay in 1909.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-16
Different Than Usual.

The $1,000 pearl necklace lost on New
Years eve by Mrs. Estele l.. y. Ham
len, wife Of New York doctor, has
been returned, aud Edward s. wallacb
starts the new year with $1,000 10 add
TO his bank account. This IL the
amount he received As the reward from
Or. Hamlen. lie found the gems on the
sidewalk.