Omaha daily bee., 1882-11-05
SOCIAL NOTES.
The Roundup of the Past Weeks
Festivities.

The Roundup of the Past Weeks
Festivities.
A ring of friends
assembled esidence of Mr..
Richard Brown Wednesday evening
arriage of his daugh-
ter, Barbara, to Mr.. Sam Hess, q
well known employee in the U. p. car
shops.
Rev. w. e. Copeland performed the
marriage service, and after an elegant
supper the happy couple established
themselves In a pleasant cottage on
Eighteenth street. During the even
ing there was dancing, singing and a
serenade by the A. o. FL. band, also
several eloquent speeches by friends
Of the bride and groom. Among the
presents were q beautiful wax wreath
of orange blossoms, sent from Chi
cago by a friend of the bride, a large
kitchen stove and furniture, q hand
some eight. day clock and q black
marble mantle clock, a beautiful
center lamp and n large standing lamp,
a double tea set, wine set, glass table
set, lowered china plates, q sauce set,
pair of silver napkin rings, picket
dish, silver castor, silver card receiver,
pair of preserve bottles, one set of
silver spoons, set of silver knives and
forks, side board pickle dish, elegant
silk handkerchief, marble top bureau,
silver fruit dish, silver pickle dish,
lace bedspread, linen table cover,
lamp stand, lamp ornaments, chamber
set, a beautiful handmade tidy, and a
set of silver desert spoons.
There were present, among others,
MIR. George @. Brown, groomsman,
Miss Ida Gibson, bridesmaid; Mr..
and Mrs. John Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Knox, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich, MIR.
and Mrs. VIM. Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrews, Mr.. ard Mrs. Meier,
Mr.. and Mrs. Baumeister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stratman, Mrs. Allison, Conner,
Schumann, Miller, Baumeister, the
Misses Cora Clark, Lizzie Goehslng,
Minnie Hazlip, Annie Fry, Manda
Stratman, Minnie Whitney, Messrs.
George Wilson, John White, viii
Falconer, Fred Picken, Joe Hens
man, Will Knox, Robert Christie,
Charlie Andrews, and the relatives of
the bride and groom.
HIS FIRST SCORE.
About twenty-five young people
met at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
I. w. Blackburn, ON Convent street,
evening, In honor of the
twentieth birthday of Mr.. viii @.
Blackburn, their brother. The even.
ing was spent in social amusement,
and was enjoyed by all. A good
lunch, prepared by the skilled hand
Of the hostess, was m of the inter
features of the occasion. MIR.
Prichard, one of the guests,
presented his friend with a beautiful
noustaohe cup. Young Mr.. Black.
burn hopes oon to have use for it.
The gay party dispersed about mid
light, Wishing their friend many re-
.urns of the happy anniversary.
ST PHILIPS.
A sociable was held Wednesday
evening by the ladies Of st. Philips
iuild at the rectory OF their church.
There was quite a cheerful company
present, and noticeable among the
guests was the elder of the A. M. L.
accompanied by his wife. 1t
Vas a very enjoyable affair and a
financial success. One of the most
pleasant features was the spirit
lnion manifest between the two
A COMING EVENT.
Miss Motander, q young lady of
swedish descent, who has been for
.eyeral years past In the employ of
sidney Dillon, president of the Union
Pacific road, as Mrs. Dillon's compan.
on arrived In Omaha Friday In !