Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-03
In OMAHA SOCIAL CIRCLES.
A Quiet Week Among the Votaries
of Pleasure.
OMAHA GUARDS RECEPTION.
Miss BaiIey's Party - Concert and
Dance of the Triangle Lodge
Other Social and Musical
Events-Sotcs.
Review OF the Week.

A reaction from the deluge of society
events of week ago appears to have set in,
and the past week has been n comparatively
quiet one socially. On Monday evening oc-
CURED the reception of the Omaha guards,
one of the most brilliant events in Omaha So
cicty for some time. This with Miss Bailey's
party on Wednesday evening and the triangle
hop at Goodrich's hall of Thursday night
make up the leading social events of the
week. Decoration day and the receptions
held by Mr. Sampson of Omaha and his
bulgarian singers on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings at Boyd's have occupied
the attention of the beauX and bellies and
left little time for society duties.
Omaha Guard Reception.
The Omaha Guards made their formal
bow to the public on Monday evening and as
tonished their visitors with the proficiency
they have attained in the manual of arms
and marching evolutions. The flower of
Omaha society was present, and the eXhi-
tion rendered them was one of the finest ever
witnessed in the city. The first thing pre-
sented was the company drill, and as the
boys, with the precision of veterans, re-
sponded to the orders of the captain they
were greeted with applause. In their hand
some uniforms they presented fine appear
ance. Captain Scharff as IA commanding of
tcer Is the right man i'll the right place. The
and the company was divided into
three small companies, with Captain
Smyth as colonel, Lieutenant Null
ford adjutant, Sergeant Reed sergeant,
major; Captain Scharff, captain of company
A; Lieutenant Harvey, captain OF company
Is; Lieutenant Lowe, captain of company q.
The drum corps took Il prominent part m the
performance. An inspection of arms was
made by Governor Thayer and General
Brooke, The music furnished by the COM
pany band was splendid, A number of visit
ing officers from the United States army were
present in full uniform,
Dancing closed the evenings pleasure.
Among those present were the following,
Mrs. Wilcox, New York City; Miss Jordan
ST. Louis; Miss Breck, St Joe; Governor
Thayer General and Mrs. Brooke, General
aud Mrs. Wheaton, Mr., and Mrs II. r.
Clarke Mr.. and Mrs. Hackney, Mrs. $. c.
Webster, MIR. and Mrs Raymond, Major and
Mrs, McClntock, Mrs, Stephens, Mr. and
Mrs. Coster, MIR, and Mrs. Rail, Mayor and
Mrs, Broatch, Mr. and Mrs. Squires, Colonel
and Mrs, Patrick, Mrs. Howard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd, Mrs,
Scharff, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Funk
houser Mr. and Mrs. Orr Mrs Gardner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Welsh, MIR and Mrs. Irvine
Mr.. and Mrs, Collins, MIR. and Mrs. Burns,
Mr' ana Mrs, Colpetzer, MIR. and Mrs. Bell,
Yates, Rev and Mrs Sheriff., MIR. and Mrs.
Huges, Mr., and Mrs. Igoe, MIR and Mrs,
Franklin Husscy, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood,
DIR. and Mrs. Summers, MIR. and Mrs. j. j..
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. McAllaster, MIR and
Mrs. Garinon, Mrs, Touzalih, Mrs Munford,
Mrs. Smith, Mrs, Harvey, Mrs. Lowe, Mrs.
Smythe, MIR. and Mrs. Garneau, Mr. and
Mrs, Stone, Mr. ana Mrs. Shelton, Mr. and
Mrs, Stebbins, Mr., ana Mrs. Milard MIR
ana Mrs. fitzpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. Bradford,
MIR. and Mrs. Hayward, MIR. and Mrs. Fuller,
MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Webster, Lieutenant and
Mrs, Roe Lieutenant and Mrs. Turner,
Lieutenant and Mrs Mallory, MIR and Mrs
Fitch, Mrs Boyle, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. a Nj.
Yates, Lieutenant and Mrs. Sarson, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Reed, Mr., and Mrs.
j. l.. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs