Omaha daily bee., 1881-08-22
SOCIAL ~SlMMERlNGS,
In Which Matrimony Has a
Large Part.
Notes From the Week.
SOCIAL NOTES.

circles during the last week have not
been or startling.
On Thursday evening a pleasant
party was given at the residence of
Mr.. Charles Turner on Sixteenth and
st. Mary's venue Hoffman's orches-
ira furnished the music, and dancinq
was kept up till a late hour.
The same evening a pleasant little
gathering took place at the residence
of Mr. Henry w. Yates, when Miss
Reba Yates entertained a few of
her friends in her usual charming
manner.
Mrs. G.. S. Myerson celebrated her
birthday Tuesday by giving a social in
honor of Miss Clara Myerson, of st.
Louis, who is visiting Omaha. Among
those participating we're the Misses
Whitnell, Mary and Ida Freeman,
Messrs. France, Shepley, Colley, and
many others. An enjoyable time was
had by all.
HYMENIAL.
The number of weddings which have
taken place during the past week in
which residents of Omaha have been
interested parties is really alarming
for the bachelor brotherhood.
On Tuesday afternoon Col. Mat.
Patrick, of Omaha, was united in the
holy bonds of matrimony to Miss E.
S. Burdett, of Worcester, Mass. The
wedding took place at the residence of
the brides parents and was private.
An elegant reception will be given
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick on their return
to our city.
On Monday last Mr.. j. Wakefield,
the enterprising lumber merchant of
this city, was married to Miss Robi-
doux, of st. Joseph. A large and
fashionable gathering of invited
guests were in attendance to witness
the nuptials and the presents were
c and elegant. Mr. Wake
field has many friends in Omaha who
will wish him all happiness in his new
relation.
Rev. Mr.. Maxfield tieG the nuptial
knot uniting Mr.. Samuel Parmlee
and Miss Mary Albertson last We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Harry Lee and Miss Rosa
Horey were married on Monday last
by Rov. w. X. Beans.
Mr.. Dolph McGregor was married
on the 18th inst, at st. Clair, Mich,
to Miss Mary Canaan. His friends
generally were in ignorance of the
contemplated step.
DR.. Hyde leaves tomorrow for the
east and will return with a partner.
The wedding of Miss Bertha Isaacs
and Mr.. Fred Mcconnell. of Salt
Lake, will take place on Wednesday
next at II o'clock. A large number
of invitations are out for the wedding
reception which will follow the cere-
mony.
Polite Personalities.
Miss Lizzie Ogilrie, who has been
visiting Miss Wyman in this city, re-
turned on Friday to her home in OF
tawa, Canada.
Charles j. Green and wife have
returned from Lake Minnetonka.
Gilbert M. Hitchcock left for De-
troit early in the week upon news
of DR.. Monell's illness.
The Misses Ada and Eva Gladstone
left on Tuesday for Clear Creek, Iowa.
Mr.. Lee Overstreet and Miss Pink
Overstreet, of St. Louis, are visiting
at the residence of w. A. Sharp, on
Douglas street.
Major G. Stevenson leaves to-mor-
row for Baltimore and Washington,
to be gone about two weeks.
Miss Lottie Lawson has returned
from a two weeks trip to Colorado.
A. j.. Simpson is once more shaking
hands with his friends, after an alb
of some three weeks at Lake
Chatauqua.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Oscar +. Davis have
gone to Lake Minnetonka.
The Misses Sadie and Emma Bush,
of Chicago, are in the city, the guests
Of Miss Nellie lngersoll.
Mr.. Samuel Burns and family have
returned from the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert II. Duke are
home again, after a five weeks trip
through the east and Canada.
Nofice.