Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-19
Allen, Mallory, McCord. Lockwood, Muir,

Allen, Mallory, McCord Lockwood, Muir,
Fitzpatrick and Willard.
=, Misses Richardson, Dixon, Almy. Lake,
Hoagland, Williams, Brown, McParlin Ken
nedy, Dresser, Latta, Adams, Fitch, Shears,
Chambers, Reiley, Browning, McClintock,
McCord, Hodgman, Yost, Bridges and Jor-
dan.
Messrs. Horbach, Redick, Brown, Carter,
Towsey Green, Garneau, Drake, McCori,
Dickey, Lockwood, Myliers, Patterson,
Chambers, Wilbur, Barron, Lee, Poppleton,
Duel, I9i. Jackson Morris, Eustis, Doane, Sharp,
Croft, Garlch, Reed, Gaylord, Shiverick,
Squires, Smith, Wyman, McCague, Funk
houser, Eddy, Hendricks and Paxton.
~
LAST NIGHT the persistency which has
characterized and the success which has long
attended the efforts Of the well-kuown Met
ropoltan club, was crowned by the opening
of its new rooms on the corner of Fourteenth
and Dodge streets. The event was signalized
| by one OF the largest and most brilliant of
gatherings which has ever attended any of
the parties OF this organization Nearly all
were amazed at the wonderful transforma-
| tion which had been effected in the rooms,
! which are now especially suited to social club
purposes. The club, instead Of contenting
itself as in the past as simply one devoted to
! giving occasional parties, will hereafter be
| ranked in the same category as the Deutcher,
the Omaha and the Elk clubs. In to-mor
rows paper full description of the new rooms
and opening party will appear.
| Mr.. WILLIAM A. GODDARD and Miss
Jennie Carpenter were married at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. ID. l.. Carpenter, the
brides parents, 1917 Webster street, at
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groom were both members Of his church,
st. Mary's avenue Congregational. They
took the early Wednesday morning train for
cheyenne, Wyo, where the groom takes
Those present at the wedding were: James
E. Carpenter and Claude Carpenter, of Woon-
socket, Oak; G. L. Laws, Mrs. G. L. Laws,
Miss Gertie Laws, Miss Theo Laws, Miss
Ellen Laws, of Lincoln, Neb.; Mr.. and Mrs
Willard Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Bostwick,
Mr.. Bostwick, Mr.. and Mrs. Conkling, Mrs.
W. G. Mclean, Miss Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs.
George G. Potwin, Miss Jessie Potwin, Mr..
Robert l.. Potwin, Mr.. and Mrs George T..
ONE WAS REMINDED of that play, "a Night
Or" in looking in Masonic Hall last even
| ing. The members of the Home Circle Club
took might or and taxed the capacity Of
| that popular hall for the lovers of terpsi-
corean art, the occasion being the seventh
anniversary of the clubs organization. II
lovely women, pretty costumes, superb mu-
sic and well arrayed programme constitute
| enjoyment, then it belonged to those who
were in attendance. The officers are as fol-
lows: President, F. w. Pickens; vice presi-
dent, w. II. Nelson; secretary, c. M. Champ
lin; treasurer, ). H. Courad Executive
board II. A. Copley, L. S. Mole, j. w. Can
non, G. w. Bailey B. f. Redman, w. H.
Latey. Supper was served in the gallery at
1880 p. m: II was the last party of the
| series Of 'S7-SS
Mr.. AND Mrs. F.. GARRETTY, No. 1871
| North Nineteenth street. celebrated, on last
Monday evening, their fifteenth anniversary
of their wedding. The occasion was taken
advantage of by their many friends to extend
their congratulations, and a most enjoyable
evening was passed, in which dancing, vocal
and instrumental music, and other sources of
entertainment kept the company in a most
happy mood. There were numerous fine
presents suitable to the event. An elegant
supper was served, and with the "good
nights" were associated the heartiest wishes
for the future prosperity and happiness OF
Mr. and Mrs. Garretty.
| %t
| THE CARNIVAL OF THE MONTHS held at the
Congregational church Thursday and Friday
evenings attracted large numbers of specta-
tors. The different booths were handsomely
and appropriately decorated and were pre-
sided over by we'll known society ladies as
follows:
January-Mrs Leavtt Burnham, assisted
by Mrs. Lockwood, Misses Bridges, Shears
and Mcdonnell.
February-Mrs. Sergeant, assisted by
Misses Hoagland, Brown and Knight
March-Mrs. Igoe assisted by Mrs. Cum
mings, Mrs. Mcconnell and Miss Isaacs.
| April-Mrs. G.. M. Hitchcock, assisted by
Mrs Squires and Miss Almy
May--Mrs William Fleming, assisted by
the following eight very young ladies: Mabe
Brown, Gundy Coburn, Daisy Doane, Louis,
Squires, Susie Colpetzer, Maggie Meldrum