Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-02
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Thirty Years Ago
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NOV. 2.

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Mrs. Nathan Shelton entertained the
Belles-Letres club with a masque social
at her residence on Dodge street The
costumes worn exhibited much ingenuity
es well as love for literature. Unmasi-
ing disclosed many surprises, among them
the following: Mrs Shelton, "Tambourine
Girl" from "Mascot;" Mrs, Charles
Powell. Young Lady Nineteenth Cen
tury;" Mrs. Chester David. Marie An
toinette;" Mrs. Burns, Pink Domino"
Mrs. Test, waiter Maid" Mrs. Turner.
Mrs. Jack Frost" Miss Roddls. "Liber-
tie" Miss Tilotson, Mail Carrier" Mrs.
Webster, BLACK Domino:" Miss Free
man, "Quakeress;" Miss Ida Freeman,
French Peasant Girl;" Mrs. Jarvis, THE
Press Mr.. Webster. "Old Woman
Searching for Her Husband" NJ. Nathan
Shelton, Knight OF the Golden Fleece"
Mr.. Burns. BLACK Domino" Mr.. Archie
Powell, Harlequin" Mr.. Carrier,
"MephistopheIes; Major Stephens, ''Bene-
dlctine Monk" Mr.. Amin. BLACK DOM
ino;" Mr.. VIII Shelton, "Pasha OF Many
Tales" Mr.. Chester David oscar
WILDE" Mr.. Frank Davis. Mary Ander-
SOM" Mr.. Stebbins, Father Time" MI.
Freeman, French Chasscuri" Mr.. e. F.
Test BLACK Domino; Mr.. Jarvis, 'Loue
Fisherman Mr.. Coe, French Officer"
Master Nathan Shelton, Flower OF the
Family"
The Standard club held its third party
tonight at Standard hall.
The Board OF County Commissioners. as
the seat Of political authority, named all
the judges and clerks for the forth
coming election. Among some Of the
familiar names are John Mahoney, Bar
ney Shannon. Nose Sturman, Bill Turner
John McArdle and Dave Reed.
Announcement is made of a new de-
Darture by the Union Pacific when It
begins running trains from Omaha to
Denver next Sunday in the shape Of a
faster train to Lincoln. This train IL to
leave Omaha at l1:45 a. m. and reach
Lincoln at 4:20 p. M. which, the public
Is assured, Is a reduction OF one hour
In the running time.
A little son of Mr.. Arnold who lives on
North Eighteenth street, was run over
by one of the green line street cars. The
lad is about years old, and the extent
Of his injuries is still to be ascertained.
The Bee carries the announcement OF
the marriage at Lincoln OF DR.. c. r..
Tefft and Miss Belle Marquette, daughter
OF T. NJ. Marquette.
w II. c. Stephenson. as president, and
Benjamin Fulton, as secretary of the
Garfield association. call a mass meeting
for tomorrow Of the colored citizens at
Eureka hall to attend to important busi-
ness.
Mrs Carroll OF ZIG North Sixteenth
street has received the services of an
artistic dressmaker from Boston, Mass,
and invites call from the ladies OF
Omaha, assuring them of entire satisfac-
ton.
The work OF rep linting the old Cog
zens house is in process.
The new brick store adjoining John G.
Jacobs establishment is completed TO the
second story.
The thermometer went down to 80 de-
grees at a. IN. end only got five de
grees higher up to 2 o'clock.
W. NJ. Knott. n carpenter, had a mar
row escape In a fall of the scaffoldinJ
from the interior OF John Evans new
house at Thirteenth and Webster. III,
was knott seriously hurt"
Captain T. X. Russell and ]. II. Blu
chanan OF the new @. 4. & 3. =. lin,
spent the day in Omaha.
Robert J. Strahorn. chief Of the UnioI
Pacific literary department, left on tn
noon train for Denver.
Sir John Reed and family Of Londol
were on the eastbound train,