Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-29

cal condition, there being but little hope OF
her recovery. fr o.
RMr. Gottlieb StorzoShas left for a trip TO
Europe. Most OF his time will be passed in
"der Vaterland." az .di
Reports from Liverpool tell of the safe ar.
rival there of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Bell and
Miss Kittie Lowe,
The Park Avenue Whist CLUB passed q
pleasant evening at the residence of MIR. NJ.
II. Bliss on Monday.
Mrs. G. II. Elliott, of St. Paul, Is the
guests Of her sisters, Mrs. j. Z. Currie and
Mrs. G. II. Stevensos. y
DIR Conkling and wife have returned after
n visit of about three months TO Florida and
other southern points. W.
Mrs. E. Rosewater left last Thursday for
Cleveland, o., for several weeks visit with
her mother and sisters.
ZION the evening of May 3 the Black Eagle
division of the Knights of Pythias give a So
cial party at Metropolitan hall.
G. w. Lyman and family have returned to
Salt Lake City after n weeks visit. They
were formerly residents of Omaha.
George w. Purdy and wife, of Keokuk,
are the guest of MIR. and Mrs. Frank Wool
ley, S26 South Twenty-first street.
On next Tuesday evening the Journeymen
BARRIERS Protective association give a grand
May pole dance at Cunningham's hall.
A calico bali is to be given next Saturday
evening at Germania hall under the auspices
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On next Friday evening the Union club
tender General Crook a grand reception at
their elegant ~qnarters in Weir block.
Colonel Guy V. Henry, who with his FAM
lily has been making a trip through the south
ern states, returned early in the week.
Miss Ray, sister of Captain p. A. Ray, 1904
North Twenty-fourth street, has been called
to Milwaukee by the illness of a sister.
Miss Grace Slaughter, of Fullerton, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Josie McCune, on
Twenty-fifth street, has returned home.
Nh. Frank Murphy, president of the Ne
braska National bank, has returned from the
east after an absence of about two weeks.
On next Wednesday County Commissioner
Corrigan is to be married to Miss Mary Il.
Conroy, a charming school ma'am at Irving
ton.
Mrs. Minnie Swan, Of Big Piney, Wyo,
has come to Omaha to pass the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ii. Kirk
endall.
On Monday evening the Harmony club
hold a May party at Graphs hall, 116 North
Fifteenth street. They dance April out and
May in.
Messrs. Tom and b. Croft arrived from
England Thursday, where they have spent
four months visiting their brother and
friends.
On account of the unfavorable condition of
the weather, Mrs. NJ. H. Parrotte's proposed
german last evening had to be postponed for
q few days.
Miss Amelia Boley, of Savannah, Ga, who
has been visiting friends in this city for the
past two weeks, left for her sunny southern
home yesterday.
Miss May Stout, of Toronto, Canada, and
Mrs. M. &. Wheeler, of Lincoln, are the
guests of Mrs. ID. H. Wheeler, 524 South
Twenty-fifth street.
Mrs. Andrew Rosewater gave an elegant
dinner to a number of guests from Boston on
Thursday. Twelve plates were laid and
fourteen courses served,
On next Thursday evening the members of
the Y. NJ; G. c; give q reception {. their
rooms to Mr.. r.. Il. Dadnum, the new general
secretary of the association.
Mrs. William Lawrence and daughter May
are visiting in Montpelier, Idaho, after which
they will go to Salt Lake City, Utah, and will
be absent about three weeks.
Lieutenant Joe c.. Boerdsley, who has
been visiting in Omaha for the last few DAYS,
a guest of Samuel Cusack, esq, left yester-
day for his station at Fort Robinson.
Captain William d. McCue has been
joined here by his family. Their former
residence was Rock Island and they have
come to Omaha to make their permanent
home here.
The bad weather Of last evening did not in
the least interfere with the attendance of the
Imperial club on Saunders street. Good
music and a general good time distinguished
the affair. r.
MT. anu MIS-. FRANK Garrlty gave q pleas
ant birthday to their daughter Francis on
Tuesday evening, that being the fourteenth
anniversary of her birth. A number of beau
tiful presents were received by her.
Tuesday was Philip McCarthis' twenty
first birthday and a party was given in honor
of the event in the evening at the residence
of his sister, Mrs. N. j. Burke, Seventeenth
and jackson streets. A pleasant time was
enjoyed.
General Crook is becoming a much dined
gentleman. One of the late dinners rendered
| him and his staff was at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. ID. S. Barriger, on Tuesday even
ing. 1t happened to be on the day he received
the news of his confirmation as major gem
eral.
"Genen Hunt. chief clerk of the Southern
hotel, at st. Louis, is the guest Of his brother
in-law, Mr.. Charles Milligan. He and Mr.. A.
t.. Davenport become proprietorS of the
Ogden house, at Council Bluffs, in a couple of
weeks.
Mrs. C. b. Jacobson, wife of the editor of
the Svenska Posten, left for New York Mon
day for a six weeks visit. On the day pre-
ceding her departure a number of friends
assembled at her home and were right
royalty entertained.
Mr.. Joseph Leis, after an absence of twenty
months in Germany, Austria, Switzerland
arrived home Friday night. Mr.. Leis' trip
was for his health rs much as for pleasure
and he was greatly benefited by it.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. New, 6O6 South Ninth
street, gave a pleasant birthday party for
their daughter May on Thursday evening, it
being the fourteenth anniversary of her
birth. The house was filled with guests, and
Mr.. and Mrs. New proved their powers as
entertainers. Some very handsome presents
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