Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-21

Schmidt, Mr.. Frenzer, Mr.. MahonCy, Mr..
and Mis-. Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. Roach.
The next dance will be given December
2S
The Philemon Club.
This new social organization gave its
second party on Thursday night at Ma.
sonic hall, a goodly attendance of mem
bers and their friends being present.
The affair was fully up to the high
standard set by the club at its opening
party Il month ago. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. Geo. j. Sternsdortf, Miss
Mary Bcckman, Miss. Dora Beckman,
han, Miss Duncan, Mrs. Tanner, Mrs.
Stewart. Miss Beindorf, Miss Adams,
Miss Smith, Miss Gould, Miss Elllng-
wood, and Messrs. Sternsdorff, Fueller,
Lydick, Wakefield, Crane, Connell, Tai
mage. Frizelle, Allard, Meisner Bein-
doril, Bachman, Allen, Frye and Tanner.
Euchrc.
A pleasant impromptu euchre party oc-
cured at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l..
Shipman Tuesday evening. The affair
was in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. james Ii.
Thompson, of Chicago wao stopped over
on their way to California. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson are accompanied by Mr.. and
StAThens. Miss Georoie Stephens and
Miss May Landon, of Springfield, Mass.
Fine vocal and instrumental music was
feature of the evening.
A. o. II. Band Ball.
The sixth annual ball of the A. o. Ii.
band takes place at Cunningham
hall Wednesday Thanksgiving even
ing, Novemb cr "a. The committee has
made all arrangements to make this
dance a grand success. A special feature
of the programme will bo a grand selec-
tion of music by visiting band. The
boys hope to meet all their proceeds on
that occasion, as the proceeds will be
used for the purchase of new uniforms.
Musical Melange.
The boy choir is expected to make its
debut ut Trinity about Advent
A Male Glee club in Council Bluffs is
being drilled by Nathan Franko.
The ladies musical which was to have
come off last Wednesday was pos:p oncd
on account of the weather.
Miss. Bertha Robinson of Council
Bluffs, who has been studying for three
Years under Miss Neally Stevens has
and social circles by her unusual gift of
music. Miss Robinson recently gave n
piano recital in the Madison Square
theatre, which was filled with the most
cultured people of Chicago.
Miss Neatly Stevens is meeting with
brilliant success rs a teacher of piano
music. The recent piano recital OF Miss
Bella Robinson, one of her pupils, drew
an audience of 800 people, all OF whom
this amateur. Miss Robinson S perform
ance was convincing evidence OF Miss Ste
vens' ability and tact rs an instructor.
The Chicago Tribune says:
Miss Bella Robinson, a pupil of Miss
Neatly Stevens, gave piano recital at
the Madison street theatcr Tuesday after
noon. The judgment pronounced by the
enthusiastic audience was social rather
than artistic, but there is no doubt that
Miss Robinson is an artist OF talent and,
moreover, one whose talent has received
wise and inspirited training The num-
bers she chose were the common debut
ante's numbers, but Miss Robinson's treat.
mcnt of them showed an intelligent
appreciation MS unexpected as pleasing.
The Chicago News says: Miss Bella
Robinson, Miss Neally Stevens pupil,
gave a piano recital last Tuesday after
noon at the Madison street theater to q
very large and fashionable audience.
Miss Bella Robinson, i'll her piano play
ing, reflects the artistic eXcellcncies of
her teacher, and is q pianist OF great
promise,
llllS afternoon II concert VIII ne gwen
at Germania hall for the benefit of the
Charleston sufferers. The programme is:
PARTI.
Fest March. Observation-Disclosures. Steinman
Musical Union Orchestra.
Overture American Melodies Chorus.
Musical Union Orchestra.
Song g,...........,,,...Tur Turner Quartette Club
OyeIture-"Martha".. ha"..................Fl FlOtow
Musical lniOn Orchestra.
Aria sl lt..nA Aptn sl,n rl.anr
Mrs. Martin Calm,
Song-SchweiZer Gesang Nerein, ...,........
ldyll-"fhe Forge in the Forest" (py re-
Musical Union Orchestra.
sclectlon-"FaustE Eai' '!.!........... H. .Gounod
Musical Union Orchestra.
| Cornet Solo-"fantasie uueber's Straeussl'
| ii. Lott.
| SOng-"Breall of Day. Observation-Disclosures.
Conrad Schmidt Hoch.
! \ "Trip Around the World in Fifteen
Musical Union Orchestra.
A Stag Dinner.
The Hon j. l., Webster gave a dinner
| Thursday evening in honor of Judge
! Brewer. The other guests were Judge
! Dundy, General Gown, the Hon. j. Nj.
! Thurston, Joseph Barker, Colonel Pat
! rick the Hon. q. NJ. LambertsOn, George
A. Pritchctt, Elmer Frank, @. X Coutant,
Parnell Social Club.
The next party. which is to be given
| on "Wednesday evening December /, is