Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-16

and card giving a clue to the owner, Miss
Emily Binns.
J. v. Lewis of valparaiso and Miss Mollie
Il. Easom of Wahoo were married last Men
day at the residence of G.. j.. BigelQw, in
this city. In the evening, after bridal
feast, they went to Valparaiso, where the
groom Is manager of the Arcade hotol.
j. G. Klotz Of Omaha, freight Inspector
for the B. & NJ, was married Tuesday TO
Miss Maggie c. Wallace of Lincoln. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. E. ).
Ralston, at the home of Mrs. John Fox. 1141
X street. After wedding supper, MIR. and
Mrs klotz left for Omaha.
The university reception at the armory
Wednesday evening was attended by several
hundred persons. The visitors were re-
ceIyed by Prof. and Mrs. Bessey, Regent
and Mrs. Gere, Regent and Mrs. Hull, Re.
gents Burnham and Roberts and members of
the family AT 10 o'clock the young people
took charge and danced for two hours, until
the electric light went out.
Lieutenant Griffth, military instructor at
the State university, will leave next week 10
visit his home at Pittsburg. In awarding
prizes to the cadets last Monday he was as,
sisted By Lieutenant Chrisman, of For
Omaha; Lieutenant Wood, of Fort Gibsont
/. r., and Colonel Hotchkiss, Of Lincoln.
The Elks have established grill room in
connection with their club rooms and have
largely increased the papers and magazines
In their reading room. Billiards have been
reduced to fifteen cents. Al meeting will be
held at O'Clock this Sunday afternoon to
rrange for taking part in King Tart arrax's
march July 4. w. S. Huffman has been
elected secretary, vice j. u. Higinbotham re-
signed.
T.. T. Evan, of Clarks Oak, a stndent of
the state university in 1917. has been visit
ing his brother. AL e. Evan, of The BEE
bureau.
MIR. Edgar A. Rogers and Miss Cora
Ersllne were married Wednesday morning
by Rev. Williams, of the First Baptist
church, at the brides home, Sixteenth and
* streets. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. N. Erskine, one of the
Oldest and wealthlest families in the city.
The groom Is member OF the boot ana shoe
firm of Webster " Rogers. During the nup-
tial service the couple stood under a canopy
of roses and smilax. Among the decorations
were orchids sent from New York. The
bride wore white failie silk, short length,
trimmed with lilies of the valley, no veil.
and carried a bouquet of white orchids and
roses, A luncheon was served in courses by
Caterer Brown II was quiet, unostenta-
tious affair, and the only guests present were
Rev. and Mrs. Williams, Deacon and Mrs.
Bingham, MIR. and Mrs. j. j. Gillian, Mr..
and Mrs E. q. jenkins, DIR. and Mrs.
Houtz, Mrs. A. c. Masterson, Misses Latta
and Duolittle, Messrs. II. j. Lee, of Pawnee
city; j. w. Smith end c. Fl. Jenkins MIR.
and Mrs. Rogers are visiting among the
lat homen after July l. in the Erskine resi-
dence. Among the presents was check
from the BRIDES father for 81, 900.
The reception of the High school alumni
was given Monday evening. 1t included
banquet at Browns and dance at Temple
hall. At the banquet MIR. Fred Shepard
gave the toast, 'Ihe Incoming Glass; and
Mr.. Thomas Wing responded Miss Emma
Gillespie, the historian, read the record.
Since 1874 there have been 173
graduates. ia of them girls.
The participants in the reception
were Messrs. Goodell, Mcdowell, Open
hcimer Hallett. McCrosky, Woods, Seabolt,
Wing, Tucker, Shepard. Hardy Richardson,
Welch, Du riel. Camp. Melone, Phillip, Cos
grove, Bush Brown, Fife, Tinker Heaton,
Gillespie, Oppenheimer, Cope, Edmins,ol,
Johnson, Clark Dorgan, Binsford. Misses
Pound Hutchinson, Moon of Ashland, Men
denhall, Dew, Hallett, DePue Latta, Bunch
er, Hammond, Richter, Underwood, Guther'
age, Cook, Glover, Burch. Crockens, Pace,
Looms, Clark, Morgan, Heaton, Barnaby,
Mullen, Weaver, Freeman, Caldwell, Taylor,
Friend, Gillespie, Willoughby.