Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-26

Mrs. Frank Hall and Prof. C. N. Little. The
books show membership of nearly two
hundred
The reception rendered by the Kappa
Kappa Cana to the members of the other
four Greek letter societies was held at the
home of Miss Stella Kirker. About sixty
fraters were present and it was the most
successful of the series.
Miss Ellen Smith, the university registrar,
entertained the senior class Saturday
evening.
The university cadets will go into their an
nual camp next Thurday at Nebraska City.
Messrs. J. N. Higenbo otham, Frank Mac
donald, Frank Polk, w. s. Huffman, w. H.
Breevoort and G. E. Magoon, Lincoln Elles,
attended the benefit of the Omaha Elks
Monday evening.
j. ID. Cunningham, Ernest Thon and j. H.
Taylor are cutting dash by serenading with
mandolins, which they play exceedingly wei
Mrs. Charles Eaton is visiting at st. Paul,
Mimi, and goes thence for summer trip TO
Connecticut.
l.. G. Pace and son, Asa have returned.
from their Colorado trip They were accom-
panied by w. l. Summers, of Evansville,
Ind. Judge and Mrs jackson, of Atchison,
have been guests at the Pace home during
the week.
Mrs. Samuel Herschler is entertaining her
sister, Miss Ada Eisfeld, of burlington, Ia,
who will remain for the summer.
Charles E. Hewitt, late of David City, has
bought him home on Washington street.
Mrs. Burr Polk is visiting at Quincy.
Frank Grunnger, with the Baum hard
ware company of Omaha, Sundayed in Lin
coin, and his sister, Miss Lulu Grunmger,
entertained small company in his honor at
the A. G. Ziemer home.
Cushman park which promises to be a cen
ter of social interest this summer, was
thrown open Sunday 20 a Lincoln excursion.
The teams alone numbered $50. Madame
Webster and Mrs. Barnaby sang for the
party.
Miss Nellie Mcconnell has returned to her
Boston home.
Mrs. James McNeeny and daughters have
resumed their journey to the Pacific coast
after stop-over visit with the family Of
James Anderson.
Mrs. Captain Thayer, of lola, Kan, has
been visiting her father, s. NJ Benedict.
Miss Nellie Baum. Of Omaha, has been
spending the week with her friend Miss
Fannie Stout.
Frank Ballatne has resigned his place
with the First National bank of Omaha, and
returned TO Lincoln.
Lincoln society is very much interested in
the engagement OF j. w, MAXWELL assistant
cashier of the Capitol National bank, and
Miss Belle Oakley, daugher Of the retired
merchant. Both are social leaders.
Ernest Stanton and Miss Viola Robinson
were married Monday. The groom Is of the
ii. Hutchins.
George Semmons went to Leavenworth to
attend the annual meeting of the Kansas
knights of Pythias and meet old-time
| Tiends.
Mrs. w. T.. Morse is spending month with
parents and friends at Red Oak, la.
b. F.. Pinneo, who won public notice as
chief of the b. Il Nj. detective force, was
married recently to Miss Sally Rush. 1he
| lady is of Lincoln, but the wedding took
place az ST. Joseph, and was kept quiet.
Madame Weber has planned trip to Eu'
| rope Immediately after completing an en-
| gagement for six concerts at Cushman park.
Hovey Barrett now editor of the Council
| Bluffs Reflector, was Sunday visitor, aud
seems 10 ind an attraction here that will re-
| quire periodical trips
| The Yorke club picniced at Cushman park
Monday evening. The party included Misses
| Binns, Dew, Graham, Friend, l3eanfort
| Burch. VanlBuskirk. Watson, Waldron and
! Crocker, and Messrs. Halett, Heaton, Hale,
1 Gillespie, Frowne, Appleton, Borgan, Co
| vert, Yates Bradley and Johnson.
| Mrs. II. l.. PerrymaD, OF Sioux Falls, nee
| Fanny Latham, is the guest OF Mrs b. H.
| Ewing.
| Miss Florence N. Jones, Of Crete, 10 the
| guest of s. M. Benedict's family.
| Miss Nellie Gould celebrated her eigh-
| tcenth year Wednesday evening with pleas
| ant party, at which ffty youhg people were
/ entertained.
! An impromptu German was given Friday
| evening ut the university arniory. Lieuten-