Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-26
number of their friends Wednesday at 103
South Thiruieth avenue.

number of their friends Wednesday at 1O35
South ThrJieth avenue.
The ladies of All Saints church give a
musicale at the residence of Mrs. William E..
Clarke, 1903 Park avenue on Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Folsom-Perrine the mother Of Mrs.
Grover Cleveland has been in Omaha the
the past few days on her wedding tour, but
has quietly avoided publicity.
Prof. j. b. Bruner, the representative of
the Nebraska knights of Honor at the meet
ing of the supreme lodge at Indianapolis, has
returned after nearly two weeks absence.
Miss Mary Poppleton gave very enjoy
able dancing party to a number of friends on
Thursday evening at Elizabeth Place. The
music was delightfully."- rendered by Stein
hausers orchestra.
Mr. Richard Anderson, general travelling
auditor of the Union Pacific railway, re-
turned home yesterday after q six weeks
absence from the city, during which time he
has visited various points in Utah, Califor-
mia, Oregon, Idaho and Montana.
On Tuesday evening, May 2S, there will be
a strawberry social at the residence of Mrs.
II. w. Dyball, corner of Twenty-sixth street
and PoDpleton avenue, under the auspices of
the Young Peoples society Of the Shull Me-
mortal Lutheran church.
Last Tuesday morning Judge Russell Off
ciated at a very pleasant ceremony, the au-
spicious event being the nuptials of Miss
Mary Weidmann to Mr.. Fred Ebinger The
ceremony was performed at the residence OF
the BRIDES parents whore few guests Joined
in the festivities incident thereto A sere-
made was rendered the young couple by the
Liederkranz society in the evening.
Lincoln Society.
Miss Anna Hawkins and her dancing class
entertained large and fashionable company
Thursday night with reception and ger
man. The programme included fancy
waltz by jessie Leland, the military schot-
tische by Hattie Huffmgn and Helen Woods
Dutch and Irish step by Robert Noonan
ana Rose Lillibridge, minuet by Ross Cur.
tice, Otis Weeks, Charles Elliott Maud
Oakley, May Moore, Stella Curtide, Jessie
Leland and Sadie Baum, with two May
poles and the german by the class as q
whole. Eleven figures OF the german were
danced, several with favors. The dancers,
in addition to the foregoing, were Fanny
Farrell, Lucy Griffith, Emily Weeks, Nellie
| Lowe, Fanny Rector. Mary Lillibridge,
Hazel Huffman, Mattle Criley, and Katie
Griley; John Iei Harley, ;;o Raymond Hale Fred
Those who have receivcdan inklng of it
are deeply intereVted IN Il proposition To
bring members of Omaha and Lincoln social
| circles together in a union picnic at Cushman
park. Mr.. Arthur Is. Smith OF the Is. & M.
passenger department at Omaha is father To
| the idea. The plan IS to get up an excursion
| for the Apollo club and other Omahans and
invite members of Lincoin's social clubs 70
meet them at the park A picnic, u concert
and hop would make delightful pro
gramme.
The past weeks programme included O
/ Saturday picnic of the university students al
| Cushman park and another for high school
| students at Crete. Also Saturday evening
| visit by the Junior Pleasure Hour club To
| eastman.
Captain Hill, state treasurer, has bough,
| and moved into the handsome residence oi
| Il. ii. Andrus evidently with the intention
/ of making Lincoln his permanent home.
Mr.. Fred F'unke is having plans made foi
| $50 900 residence. Last summer the family
| had the choice Of European trip or new
! home. They took the trip, and this summer
4 will get the home.
The Pleasure Hour club will picnic in the
| full of the moon.
Miss Lulu Gruninger spent part OF the
4 week with Omaha relatives.
| Nat Brigham, of Omaha, has made an en-
\ gagement 70 sing at Cushnlan park on thu
Fourth Of July. He assisted Mrs. Adoipi
| Weber In the concert at the foraiai opening
tended by many society people
The Hayden Art club has elected the fol
! lowing officers and adjourned for the sum
| mer vacation: President, N. y. Harwood
| vice-president, Mrs. A. y. S. Stuart; treas
| urer, Charles L. Alger; secretary, Mrs. AT
| kinson; corresponding secretary, Miss Saral
| w. Moore; directors q, IL. Gere, IL. Il
Lewis, Mrs. George Wing, Mrs. Dr. Lloyd