Omaha daily bee., 1889-12-08
MR.. nam,lton,s R.c.p.io,.

Mrs. &. w. Hamilton gave a handsome and
an agreeable reception Wednesday evening
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. G. win Hamilton,
who have recently returned from their wed
ding journey.
Mrs. Hamilton may be justly proud of pre-
scntinG such a charming daughter-in.law
graceful, cultured, dignified, with a singu-
larry winning face.
Mrs. Hamilton, the bride, made a general
conquest. The house was decorated with a
profusiou Of flowers, the table IN the dining
room being exceptionally attractive with
roses and ~sinllaN, silver, cut glass, sailed
almonds and sweets, with Mrs. Clement
Chase and Mrs. Victor Caldwell pouring
coffee at either end.
Mrs. Hamilton was gowned in black silk
and velvet. with point lace in the bodice.
Mrs. viii Hamilton wore a beautiful gown
of white brocaded silk en- traine, high at the
throat aud with long sleeves.
Mrs. Caldwell, a gov of the becoming
combination OF blue and grey.
Mrs. Chase, a pink surah gown, with half
sleeves and drapery of white lace.
Mrs. Rollins, a striking!y pretty gown of
pink net with a pink and green brocaded dt.
%rectoire coat.
Mrs. Harrison locke charming in a cream
brocaded satin gown, en- traine and V shaped
bodice.
Mrs. Squires, q gown of cream silk with
embroidered front and trimmed with fringe.
Mrs. Dundy. a black fnllle and black net.
Mrs. Is. b.. Wood, a gown of green silk
pink roses.
Mrs. Frank johnson, q red and white India
silk gown trimmed with red velvet.
Mrs. Keller. a black velvet gown with
pufings in the sleeves of pink satin.
Mrs. Green, black lace over black satin.
Mrs. Irwin, black net over black fable.
Mrs. Bradford, black lace skirts, decollete
bodice of black velvet.
Mrs. Fred Mcconnell, black net gown over
red silk.
Miss Metcalfe, a gown of lemon crepe with
a uecollette bodice.
Miss Luddington looked very pretty in a
black lace gown.
Miss Dundy, a black lace gown with a sash
and trimmings of moss green.
Miss Smith, a lovely gown of pink net
with satin stripes.
Miss Pussy, an artistically made Paris
gown of yellow crepe.
Miss Anna Willard, q black net gown with
bodice bouquet OF req roses, red slippers.
Miss Jessie Willard, an exceedingly becom-
ing gown Of yellow gauze.
Mrs. Ramsey looked beautiful in n gown
of white crepe embroidered with silver.
Miss Balcombe, a gown OF black net over
green MORE.
Miss Ida Sharp, n black lace gown with
pink aud green satin bodice.
Miss Yost, red china silk combined with
cream fish net.
Miss Bessie Yates, a oharmingly becoming
gown of red crepe with a decollete bodice.
Miss HOagland an empire gown of white
crepe with an embroidered petticoat.
Miss Mckenna a gown OF gray crepe
trimmed with silver.
Miss FOrepaueh u black silk gown elapo-
rately trimmed with lace ana Jet, a bodice
bouquet Of violets.
Miss Laura Hoagland q pretty girlish
gown of white embroidered India silk.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Squires, Mr.. and Mrs. b. b.. Wood, MIR. and
Mrs. Metcalfe, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McCon.
nell. Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Greene, Mar. and Mrs. Carrier, MIR. and Mrs.
George Stebbius. MIR. and Mrs. Frank john
SOB, MIR, and Mrs. Caldwell, MIR. and Mrs.
Keller, MIR. and Mrs. S. Dundy, MIR. and
Mrs. Irvine, Mr.. and Mrs. Ringwald, Dean
and Mrs. Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs, barrow,
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. Brad
ford. Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler, Miss Dewey.
Miss Yost. Miss Bessie Yates, Miss Florence
Yates, Miss Mckenna, Miss Forepaugh, Miss
Williams, Miss Metcalfe, Miss Luddington,
Miss Dundy, Miss Pusey, Miss Anna Mil.
lard, Miss Jessie Millard, Miss Balcombe,
Miss Hanscom, Miss Ida Sharp, Miss Dixon
and Miss Smith, MIR. Sanders, DR.. Lee, Mr..
Mcmillan, Mr.. Dilute, MI. Wyman, DIR.
Smith, DR.. Wilcox, Mr.. Berlin, Mr.. Haas,
MIR. Fairfield, Mr.. WILDER. MIR. Bishop, Mr..
Drake, Mir. Cornish and Mr.. Kennedy.