Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-16

loyment of those of later years, the evening
passed delightfully."- away and all too soon.
The male quartette pianoforte and flute so
loists, added greatly to the general harmony
and the Ladies' Aid society are to be con
graduated on the complete success of the en-
tertainment.
The Guild is Entertained.
Mrs. j. U. Rose and Mrs j. j. Huston en-
tcrtained the members of the Guild of St.
Barnaby on Wednesday evening A large
number were present and thoroughly en-
toyed the following musical programme:
Quartette ton two pianos) .Slavische Fame
Mrs. Williams, Rose and Tracy Drake,
Mms. Williams and Rose
'e MIR. Carl ri Tcrmohln. ' -
INSTRUMENTAL Solo ...............
Mr.. East.
Quartette 1.-TWO pianos ............L La Grace
Mms. Huston, Rose, Williams and Silver.
Miss Lizzie Needham
Quartette, Polonaize. ......... ...F, Chopin
Mms. Williams, Huston Rose, Tracy.
Trio, Overture to marriage of Figaro. .......
Minis. Williams, Silver, Rose.
All these numbers were excellently rem
dered and the occasion was in every way
notable and enjoyable one.
The Coaching Party.
The Patrick coaching party is having such
uellRutlul tlHle Oh tuclT uulVue cxCurSlou
that the members will not return to Omaha
until October. At present they are in the
White Mountains.
An Eastern Opinion.
In her letter to the Chicago Inter. Ocean,
last week, Lillian Whitney. the well-known
Boston correspondent has this to say of one
of our Omaha people: "Mr. Max Bachcrt,
of Boston, a gentleman wellknown in mu-
sical circles as manager, critic, and connois.
seur, and socially as one OF the most cour-
teous and polished of hosts and the kindest
of friends has organized musical company
known as the "Boston Symphony OrcheS-
trai club composed of seven artists Of cos
mopolitan reputation, and will be heard in
western cities during the season. Manager
Bachert has some personal claims in the
west, for his wife was an Iowa girl and in
The gifted and finished and fashionable Nine
Fanny Kellogg -Bachcrt there fingers all the
simple sweetness of Miss Fanny Kellogg,
who came here from Iowa some ten or twelve
years ago to study under the great Nine
RudershOff. Nine. Kellogg -Bachert is as
charming q woman rs she is exceptionally
fine as an artlst-a the fame in the world
could not make her less simple and sweet
and sincere. And AS Singer she is one OF
the very few greatest of the East"
The Riding Club.
The evenings have been delightful TO,
horseback riuing, ana the interest in tue
saddle parties still continues, no less thar
four having been held the past week. Or
Monday evening the club took iaunt L
J South Omaha and Saddle Creek, Tucsda,
evening another to Fort Omaha, Frda
night they took in Lake Manawa, and las
evening the members rode to Prizes lake AM
gave a delightful moonlight party. Thos
participating in the different dashes were:
The Misses Garfield, Mable Eaton, Lane
Fannie EATON Npllie Wilkins (.wlQnp
4 Bertha Evans Emma Babcock, DOLL
Daley Mrs. lnman, Of Chicago. and Mrs
NJ Wakefield The Messrs. Miner, Dale, Fo,
Nj rest, Morrow, of Kansas City; Megeath
u Higginborham, Wilkins, Goodman, Squire'
Dunn, East, Barr, Wakefield.
T.. Ii. q. Lotus Club.
Tho X. of p. hall on Saunders street ws
crowded with youth and beauty couple G
evenings ago and they fingered long aft,
Thursday was merged into Friday. The o
casion was the opening dance of the seasu
of the =. c. B. Lotus club, ana nearly
hundred couples were in attendance. III
music was good, the floor we'll waxed, and
delightful time was the result
Wooden Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Nagl celebrated the
wooden wedding anniversary on Wodnesd'
evening, and large number OF city otficia
aud other well-known citizens were in q
! tendance. A large number of presents we
given, and some Of them were very uniqu
Among them was a mammoth pair OF wood'
shoes, almost large enough for canoes. Re
w. f. Copeland, who presided at the ma
riago Of the pair in bygone years, was pre-
ent and performed the baptismal ccremo
over their second child. The event was
every way pleasant one.
Prospective Marriages.,
Mr. Ralph w. Breckenridge took his
parture for Burlington, VT, on Tuesdo
where he is to be married the coming WednC
day to Miss Harriet A. Allen. Their brid
trip will embrace New York, Boston a
other eastern points. They return TO Oma
e about October Z, and will be at home TO thu
friends at 1909 FarnaIn street.
On the 4th day Of October Miss Nj.
Larimer, of Georgia avenue, is to be marri
TO Mr.. G. q. Valentine, OF Atlantic Cf
The ceremony will take place at All SAN
church.
Early next month Mr. Victor Caldwell "
marry Miss Nellie Hugus, OF Pasadena, z
The marriage will take place at the brid
residence, and number Of Mr.. Caldwell
friends will accompany him on the trip.
Mr. Alfred Millard IL V be married NJ