Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
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tur, Ill, accompanied by his younger brother,
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Mrs Harry Wertz has been entertaining
Mrs. G. II. Clapp and Miss Effie Hunt, of
kearney.
Mrs. Adolph Weber expects to start for
Europe next week to resume her musical
studies.
Lieutenant Griffith Is stopping at Hot
Springs, Ark, on his way to Pittsburg for
the summer.
Elmer Henlse, one of the society boys.
has cote on the ROAD for the Omaha hard
ware co mpany.
Mr.. j. L. Pope and daughter the guests of
Hon. and Mrs. II, G. Babcock, have returned
to New York.
Mrs. Hasen, OF the conservatory of music
of Mt Carol, Ill.,, has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Sawyer.
Miss Outcalt, of the state library, is ex-
hibiting fine pony and phnton, her own Sc
lection and purchase
Rev. and Mrs. Gardner are visiting the
latter's parents at Detroit. They will visit
in Canada also before returning.
Miss Holmes, who, as the guest of Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Townley has made many
friends, has returned to Kansas City.
Frank A. Manly, one of the recent grad
yates Of the State university, went at once
to Culbertson to join b. & M. surveying
party.
Mrs M. d. Welch had her trunk packed
OAK, but the burglary of her husbands safe
has caused postponement.
For birthday present Mr.. A. C. Ziemer
received from her husband new 6ve-dollar
bill for each year of herage. The bills came
IN sheets, as the government sent them to
local bank.
Mrs. Cal Thompson mas gone to the noun
tains for a summer trip. The party also in
cludes G. q. Yates and family, two children
of j. o. Phillip, of Omaha, and Mrs. Yates
sister from Burlington, Ia.
The presents at the Fleek- Moore wedding
were not exhibited. The bride wore a fine
diamond necklace, the wedding gift of The
groom, and her wedding present to him was
diamond ring. They were engaged before
the bride removed to Lincoln.
Mrs. Samuel Hershler gave a party Tues
day evening for her sister, Miss Eistield, of
Burlington, la. One of the features of the
evening was soap-bubble contest. Miss
Mayer, of New York, won the loyal prize,
and Henry Mayer the BOBBY.
Miss Grace Smelling opened her home
Wednesday evening for q reunion of the
high school graduates of '81. The evenings
| entertainment included dancing, music, a
class history by Ray Edminston and rec-
tation by Miss Jennie Buncher.
Miss Cora Kelly, whose family has re-
moved to Omaha, was rendered u farewell
| party Tuesday evening by Master Charles
| and Miss Stella Elliot at their Fourteenth
street home. The lawn was Illuminated with
Chinese lanterns and decorated with flags
| and bunting A feature of the evening was
musical programme by the Eiche family.
A Monday picnic party at Cushman park
was composed of Mr.. and Mrs. II, III. Oakley,
| MIR. and Mrs. F. w. Baldwin, MIR. and Mrs.
| A. w. Jansen, Mrs John Zehrung, Mr.. o. r.
| Oakley and family, Mr.. w. S. Huffman and
| family, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Wiley, Mr.. e. K.
| Criley and family, Mr. and Mrs. Il. Il.
Brown, Mrs. George Cook and son, Mrs. o.
M. Thompson, Mrs. Thomas Sewell and
daughter, Mrs. j. A. Marshall Mrs. Fore
man, Misses Hattie Hooper, Alleen Oakley,
! Belle Oakley, Maud Burr and May Moore,
| and Messrs. VIII Maxwell, Lieutenant Grif
fifth DIR. Reeves Dr. Herman, Frank Zeh.
rung, Matt Baldwin, Clint Andrus.
Miss Fanny Moore, of this city, and Mr.
| Henry s. Fleek Of Newark, o., were mar.
ried Tuesday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. b. Ogden, tho ladies being
sisters. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Lewis Gregory, in the presence of a
few relatives and intimate friends. Among
the latter were Mrs. Grace and Miss Alice
| F'leek, mother and sister of the groom; Ed.
ward Wright of Newark, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Leigh Wallace Of Washington, Ia, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Dundy jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. X
Sutton. The wedding was followed by q
reception, which was largely attended by
the society people Of the city. Mr. and Mrs
Eleelt left the next morning for wedding
trip through the north, and will not be al
home in Newark until after July l5. The
| groom is q wholesale merchant IN that city
and gentleman of wealth.