Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-26
THE GAY WORLD OF SOCIETY
Chronicles of Social Events Of the
Past Week.
DAWN OF SUMMER PAsTIMEs.
Scenes In the Banquet Hall and Ball
Koom-Quiet Receptions-Pleas-
ant Parties and Conhu.
bial Notes.
Young Folks Literary Society.

Young Folks Literary society.
The entertainment and ball given by the
Young Folks Literary society at Metro
politan hall was one of the pleasantest af-
fairs Of the season The musical programme
consisted of overtures, duets, recitations and
essays At the close dancing was indulged
in. The following were present: MIR. and
Mrs. f. Adler, MIR. and Mrs. M. Hellman,
Mr. and Mrs. /. Oberfelder, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Seligsohn, Mr.. and Mrs: A. Polaek, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Katz, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Sloman, MIR.
and Mrs. S. Sloman, Mr.. and Mrs. |. New,
Mr.. and Mrs. S j. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Calm, MIR: and Mrs. l.. H. Baer, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.: Heller, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Kirsh-
and Mrs. S. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Haas,
and MISS Carrie Goldsmith. Addie Newman,
Ida Isaacs. Rosa Heyman, Eta Newman,
Bette Seligsohn, Emma Levy, Minnie
man, Sadie Josephs, Dolly Polack, Matte
Adler, Sadie Schlessinger, Minnie
Lobman., Sippie Morris, Amelia Lag Laz'
srus' Theresa Lazarus, julia Msasra zun
DR.. Rosenau, Oberfeider. j. Tobia of New
York, Dieches, Meyers, Hamburger, Heller,
Seligsohn, Rau, :Oberfelder, Friedman,
Lauderbeck, Reichenbach, Bergman, Rinds-
ger, Rissler, Lazarus, Wertheifner, Butten-
stein, Rose, Davidsohn, Sloman, Zunder,
Uhger, Brown, Wessell The music was
furnished by the Musical Union orchestra.
A Tribute to Mrs. Manchester.
The ladies Of the Women's Relief corps
rendered reception, Thursday evening, to
Mrs Emma Manchester, of Lincoln, at the
residence of Captain Wood, Twenty fifth and
Capitol avenue. Mrs. Manchester plays q
prominent part in this organization, having
~ N On; n ha; =,
mt present chairman OF the national aid com
mittee. us also counsellor OF the national de-
partment. large number Of the ladies Of
the relief corps were present with their hus-
bands and children, and all were royalty en-
tertained. Among the features of the occa-
, sion was the singing Of old war songs into
which all entered with great interest. Mr..
j. @. Boaneli, past department commander,
entertained the guests with q poetical selec-
tion giving his reasons for joining the G.. A.
r. The effort was warmly applauded. Re
freshments were served in the course OF the
evening, and an excellent time was enjoyed
by all.
The Ladies Relief corps which did such
noble service In war times, was resurrected
about six years ago and contains at present
nbout 10000 members. There are ninety
corps In Nebraska with an aggregate OF 500
members. The object of the organization is
10 help INDECENT soldiers aud their families
and any loyal woman can become member.
The Kings Daughters.
Tue Kings Daughters Of Trinity Cathe-
dral held fair and literary entertainment at
1l4 North Fifteenth street. Wednesday af-
ternoon and evening, that was well patron
ised ahe proceeds were for the benefit OF
the st. Andrews Episcopal church at Wal
nut Hill. which win be dedicated next Sun
day at 3; 80 p. IN. The ladies taking the lead
In the entertainment were Miss Clara Clark
son, Miss Elizabeth Allen and Mrs. Charles
deuel.. while all tho ladies Ia the organiza
tion contributed handsome fancy articles
which were offered for sale Elegant re-
freshments were also to be had. Tue fol