Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-27

LhlA NSN ISNtlD Nbl'h III llSl SuS
'Tis jolly, l vow,
Thus to place on your brow,
A crown she has cheerily blessed.
General Gossip.
Robert Garlick is in Chicago.
Warren Rogers is back from Hot Springs.
DIR. Parsell has returned from New York.
Mrs. E. B. Smith left for the east on FrII
day.
Charlie Offut returned from Paris, KY, on
Monday.
Mrs. H. p. Whitmorc and daughter are in
| st. Louis.
Walt M. Seely returned from Chicago on
Tuesday.
The Misses Thomasan have returned from
Cheyenne.
E. d. Weber left on Thursday for New
York City.
General Atwood, of Madison, Wis, is tho
guest of DR.. Stone.
Messrs. p. L. and j. d. Her re turned from
Ohio on Wednesday,.
Mrs. w. j. Hawk left on Tuesday for New
York to visit friends. y
Mr.. Joseph Stern left for Carlsbad,
Germany, last Friday.
Mr.. Fayett Dyer, of Sterling, H., is tho
guest of DR.. II. b. Ralph.
Walt M. Seeley, John e. Mcclure and ID
II. Wheeler are in Chicago.
Hon. John A. Creighton and Mrs. Creighton
left on Wednesday for the east.
Mr.. Douglas N. Graves will be married to
| Miss A. M. Withnel on June g.
Mrs. w. 1. Hawks has left for the east,
where she will spend the summer.
Invitations are out for a grand public drill
Of the Omaha guards tomorrow evening.
Miss Clraa Southland gave q Kensington tea
| party to a number of friends last evening.
Miss Jennie and May Mcfarland, of Bur-
lington, Ia, are visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. X. Lee Murray left Thursday for
Springfield, H., to visit with friends and re-
latives. -,
The marriage of Miss Fannie Norwich to-
Mr.. n. Ginsberg occurs at Germania hall this
evening.
Mrs. Gustave Pony returns from Europe
next Friday after six months absence I'M
| Europe. j
Ed Crowell who was called to New Jersey,i
| by the fatal illness of his father, has returned
to Omaha.
Mr.. l.. Herman, from st. Paul, Mimi, and1
| well known in this city, is circulating amongl
his friends. ID
Mr.. Edward L. Merit, late editor of the
| Herald, will emove back to Springfield, Ill, I
| his former home. "
Mr.. Isaac Kahn, of this city is to be mar.
ried to Miss Hannah Anehill, of Brooklyn,
| N. Y, on June 3. y
The Concordla singing society are making
preparations for a grand excursion to Blair
in a week or two.
After seven months absence in Oregon
and Washington territory, A. II. Drexel has
| returned to Omaha.
Dewitt Il. Young, day clerk at the Paxton,
| goes to Minneapolis to take a position in the
Windsor hotel there.
Mr.. M. Kellner and family. old residents Of
Omaha, have returned from a visit to their
daughter at Milwaukee.
Mr.. N. Ginsberg, a well-known dry goods
merchant of Omaha, is to be married to Miss
Fannie Norwich on May 81.
Ex-Governor Remington, of Dakota, was
in the city Wednesday the guest of General
Dennis and Major Clarkson.
Mr.. Rubin Mendelsohn, a prominent citl-
zen of Detroit, Mich, is on q visit TO his
daughter, Mrs. II. Robinson.
Mrs. Frank A.. Rice, of Logansport, Ind,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. Lar
son., 106 North Twenty-third street.
Mrs. E. Heymann and Miss Annie Hoff-
man left on Friday for the east to pass the
summer at fashionable watering places.
The Omaha Athletic club has challenged
the members of the Metropolitan social club
to a friendly game of base ball at 8 a. IN. this
morning.
Mr.. ]. Stewart Brady, formerly of Harris
burg, Pa, but now of Kearney, Neb., spent
a few days in the city during the early part
of the week.
r. j. Louis and wife, of Pittsburg, Penn.
are the guests of their daughters, Mrs.
Rockwell, Mrs. X. G. Kelvy and Mrs. A. f..
| Abercrombie.
Miss Anna Egan, a fascinating young lady
of Rochester, N. Y, is visiting Mrs. II. b.
Coryll, of Orchard Hill. Miss IGgan will re-
main here during the summer.
Prof. Bruner and Charles j. Mentor nave
returned from Cleveland, where they acted
as delegates from Nebraska to the supreme
lodge of the Knights of Honor.
Mrs. G. Il. King and her daughters, the
Misses Fannie and Sidonla, who nave been
visiting in Mobile, Ala, for several months
| past, have returned again TO Omaha,
The Young Mems Hebrew association are
| getting up an excursion to go to Ruser's park
and picnic grounds in about two weeks. A
special train is TO be chartered TO carry the
merry-maker
Cards arc out announcing the marriage of
Mr.. Ike Kahn, Of Kahn Bros, "a well known
young gentleman of this city, TO Miss Han
nah Anchell, of Brooklyn, N. Y, on June 8.
The ceremony takes place at the brides
residence.
Miss Minnie A. Traut and Miss Mamie
Simpson, of Chicago, who have been visiting
| Miss Annie Heafey, 1907 Pierce street, left
Friday evening for Chicago, carrying with
them the good wishes of their many new ac-
quaintances in omaha.
Mr.. Thomas Hunt of Buffalo, N. Y, and
daughter, Mrs, Emma d.. Vail, of Orvllle,
Cal, spent the week with Mr.. and Mrs. h.
Il. Bailey, corner of Grace and Nineteenth
streets. They were on their way from New
York TO California.
Mrs. T.. @. Ross of Marysville, Cal, has
been visiting in the city for the past two
weeks with Mrs. +. e. Bailey. Mrs. Ross is
so pleased with Omaha that she will remain
here for the most of the summer instead Of
going on cast as she had planned.
The concert given on last Tuesday evening
under the auspices of the Young Peoples
social club OF Saratoga, was q very enjoya-
BILE entertainment and introduced Mrs. j. 4.
Clark, Mr. j.. a. Bollman, MIR. Kratz aud
Miss Nettle VapOr In vocal selections, with
Il MrE. ~ w. HlitA a. ~ancnmnaniNI