Omaha daily bee., 1881-09-05

From the Rapidly Cooling So
clal Cauldron. A Coming
Event which Casts It's
Shadows Before.
or School, Social Notes. A
Few Polite Personalities.
SOCIAL NOTES.
OFF TO SCHOOL.

SOCIAL NOTES.
OFF To SCHOOL.
A number of Omaha's young ladies
and gentlemen, who have been pur-
suing their studies in eastern schools
and colleges, are making preparations
in anticipation of the opening of the
new school year.
Miss Jessie Willard leaves shortly
for Miss Grants school at Chicago;
Miss May Willard and Miss Allie
Brown leave on the Odd for Miss
Graham's school in New York, where
so many Omaha girls have received the
polishing touches; Miss JEANNE
Kountze left this afternoon for In
dianapolis, where she will enter col.
lege; Miss Maria Reed leaves on Mon
day for Knoxville, ILL.,, where she will
attend school during the coming year.
Miss Annie Downs goes to St. Louis
on the 18th inst, where she will re-
sumo her studies. Miss Reba Yate
returns to Poughkeepsie, upon the
opening of Vassar.
OF the young gentlemen, Vic Cald-
well and Will Poppleton are at Phil
ip's academy, Andover, Mass, pre-
pairing for Harvard and Yale. Abe
Reed and Burt Watson have left for
Racine college, Racine, Wisconsin.
Tom Kimball and Glen Chase will re-
turn to Lincoln, upon the oprning of
the state university. Omaha is very
proud of the record which her rising
generation is making in various insti-
tutions of learning throughout the
country.
A COMING EVENT.
Invitations are out for what prom
ises to be the SWEETEST party of the
season at Happy Hollow, the country
seat of the Hon. j. H. N. Patrick.
The gathering, which will be held on
September Sth, will take the form of
a reception to Col. Matt Patrick and
his bride, who have recently returned
from their wedding trip in the east.
Two car loads of Chinese lanterns
have been ordered to illuminate the
grounds, and most elaborate prepara-
tions are being made to render the
occasion a memorable n i'll Omaha
social annals.
Ed. Mayo has only two weeks of
bachelorhood before him.
The engagement is announced be-
tween the son of one of our largest
wholesale grocers and the daughter of
one IF our Oldest real estate agents.
If rumor be correct, a handsome
young lawyer, who occupies Offices on
Farnham street, has met his fate. He
twirls his moustache more pensively
than ever since two weeks ago, and
watches the arrival of the postman.
The opening ball of the Standard
club will take place on October 9th. {.
A very pleasant moonlight picnic
was given by a number of ladies and
gentlemen Of the Catholic Library
Association on Thursday evening last.
1t is rumored that the Pleasant
Hours parties will be held in the opera
house this season. A pleasant place
to spend pleasant hours
The season for church sociables is
approaching, and people are beginning
to freeze up in anticipation.
PoLITE PERSONALITIES.
Senator Saunders has returned from
his summer trip to Colorado and New
Mexico.
Arthur SAKE returned on Thursday
from a months trip to New England.
Miss Dollie Mccormick is home
from Lake Minnetonka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. =. Bemis re-
turned on Thursday from Oswego,
n. Y.
Mr.. Henry Rustln is home from a
trip to Idaho, where he left his father
Capt. Rustin.
Mr.. Nat Hall has returned from 4
short visit in Wisconsin.
Chas. Saunders is home from the
west During his trip he met Geo.
t. CAMS in Les Vegas, n. NJ, and
reports that young journalist as de-
voting his attention impartially tc
mines and journalism.
Miss Lizzie Shirley is home from
her summer i'll Iowa.
The Misses Kate and Annie Zoos
have returned from their summer va
cation.
MI. A. +. Touzalin and daughter
have returned from n summers AGA
ton spent at the seaside.
Mr.. p. l.. Perrine and daughter
are home after a months visit to tn,
east.
Miss Minnie Richardson has re
turned from Lake Minnetonka.
De Forest w. SAKE, the bonanz,
soda water druggist, has returned
from a business and pleasure trip t.
the east which has occupied a montl
of his time.
Mr.. E. Lalk, of Atchison, is in tn,
city.
Physical Suffering.
No one can realize, except by persona
experience, the anguish Of body and mine
endured by sufferers from dVsDeDsia. in
digestion, constipation and other disease