Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-13

The Junior Pleasant Hour club has reor-
ganized with the following membership:
Frank S. Burr, president; G. G.. Smith, sec
retary; M. l. Winger, treasurer; II, ID. Muir,
master of ceremonies; John Stout, Bert
Wheeler and r. d. Muir, executive commit
tee; Frank Hathaway, c. II. Clark, Will
Clark, Charles Burr, Clinton Andrus, Lew
Marshall, Fred Houtz, X. X. Binford, A. @.
Carper, George H. Holden, F.. Mockett'
J. II. Dorgan, John Mcbride ana Fred
Howe. Five dancing parties will be given.
The first will occur next Friday evening and
will be complimentary to Miss Iona Giles,
who is about to leave for her home in Wash
ington territory
Mrs. f.. Hallett has returned from Ottum-
wa, Ia, and is entertaining her mother Mrs.
Hugh Brown, and two sisters from that city.
Ed. Fairfield, of the Equitable Loan and
Trust company, of Omaha, was Sunday
guest of his brother, John Fairfield, of the
b. a. M.
MrE. w. r. Dennis has returned from her
summer vacation. l.
Mrs. N. c. Abbott gave dinner Tuesday
evening for Miss Stratton, of Rochester, N.
Y, who has since returned home.
The young married people have organized
V a social club, the Calumet to give a series of
monthly assemblies, beginning October "a
The following gentlemen and their wives
Victor, A. b. Cherrler, n. Hall, w. M. Wood
ward, Charles M. Keefer, Ed. M. Allen, John
ID. Knight, George Theirs, II. w. TAFT, Bert
Belts, Glen Steiner Cal Thompson, w. n.
Rehlaender, w. G. Lewis, @. NJ Hands. T..
Il. Sizer, H. M. Rice, w. Il. Cambridge Dick
Randall
Miss Alice Gadd gave a dancing party
Monday evening for herfriend, Miss Hattie
Grove, of Omaha.
Editor Will Jones and wife have returned
from their wedding trip.
Miss Clara Elizabeth Becker was married
Tuesday evening to Mr.. Wilfred Houghton,
of Red Cloud. ~ N
Miss Ziemer has issued cards for phantom
party next Wednesday evening.
Miss Darkie Pace entertained company
at cards Tuesday evening.
Mrs. G. S. Lippincott is visiting at her old
Cincinnati home.
Miss Vallie Shotes was married Thurs
day to MIR. Henry G. Green, a young banker
at Morrison, Ill.
Mrs Chancellor Creighton is visiting her
mother at Columbus, o.
Mr.. j. |. Carter was surprised by friends
Monday evening and presented with an up
holstered chair to commemorate his thirty
sixth birthday anniversary.
Miss Nellie Graham is visiting at ST. Joe
The Senior Pleasant Hour club has called
a meeting to reorganize for the coming
season.
MIS- w DIubtSulaL, VI SeuIIdl SlIy, ,
has been visiting Mrs. E. w. Allen.
MIR. and Mrs. John M. Broad entertained
q company of young people Thursday even
ing to mark their wedding anniversary.
Harry Hanna has resigned as city ticket
agent for the Missouri Pacific, to go on the
road for Milwaukee house. He will be
succeeded by John Phillips
Mr.. and NJ 8. William b. Miller, of
Aurora, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Slzer.
Mrs. Charles Nj. Carter and sons have
been visiting at Columbus
Miss Emma Patmore was married Wednes-
day to MIR. Thomas h. Mcdonald, of Dan
bury, Neb.
MIR. and Mrs. w. b. Wolcott are visit ing
Senator and Mrs. Taggart of Hastings.
Daniel Loeb will 60 on the road next month
for Chicago house.
The policemen will give their fifth annual
ball Tuesday evening.
S. Seligsohn celebrated his birthday ami
versary with large reception Friday even
ing. Among the guests were number from
abroad.
Miss Nellie Statesman, of Iowa City, is Wis
iting Miss Laura Hageard, who entertained
the Delta Gamma Thursday evening in honor
of her friend.
DR.. f. l.. Hoyoke, the republican nominee
for coroner, and Miss Grace Smelling are to
be married as soon as their new cottage In
East Lincoln is ready for occupancy.
One of the mostprOminent weddings of the
year is fixed for October 23. The contract
ing parties will be Mr.. j. w. Maxwell, as
sistant cashier of the Capital National bank,
and Miss Belle Oakley.