Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-11
Hocinl Goasin.
Social GOSSIP.
W. II. jackson Is in st. Louis.
Mrs. Ernest Peycke ia at Menitou.

G. e. Yost returned from the east wednes.
day.
Mr.. George w. Kelley is enjoying q trip
east.
Mrs. Amy Silvers and daughter are at Soda
Springs.
Charles Guiou left for the east Thursday
evening.
II. I. Clarke returned from Washington
Thursday.
Miss Kate Ball has returned from her visit
in the east.
C. G. Valentine left yesterday for o trip to
Massachusetts.
Captain Mccoy left for st. Paul Thursday
on a short visit.
George d.. Miner and B. Moore are back
from Clear Lake.
Mira. r. w. Gray and family have returned
from Clear Lake.
Mrs. J. I. Allen and Miss Blanche Allen
are at Portland, Ore.
Judge Kelley and family left for Salt Lake
the first Of the week.
Mr.. r. M. Carson, of Dos Moines, is visit
ing friends in the city.
Mr.. s. p. Morse left for tho east last even
ing for a months rest.
Mrs. Samuel Burns and party returned
from Clear Lake Friday.
Mr.. Leavitt Burnham and family returned
yesterday from Clear Lake.
G.. +. Drtscoll has returned from an ex-
tended tour through Europe.
Miss Amin, Of New York city, Is the guest
OF her brother, w. E. Amin.
Byron Smith has returned from his outing
among the Minneapolis lakes.
A number OF Omaha young folks will pic
MIC at Preis' lake next Sunday.
Mrs. G.. F. Stevens left Tuesday for a visit
to Kansas City and other points.
The Imperial club gives its annual picnic
to Prizes lake on Thursday next.
Mr.. Thomas Swobe is among the Thousand
Islands of the st. Lawrence river.
Mrs. General Brock left for her new home
in Washington, d. c., on Thursday.
Hon. John M. Thurston returned the first
Of the week from his trip to Alaska.
Mrs. w. f.. Manning has returned from
her visit with friends in eastern Iowa.
Mrs. L. d. Burnett and child left for a two
weeks visit with relatives in Osceols, 10.
MIR. Thomas Swobe left Monday for the
Thousand Islands of the st. Lawrence river.
Peter Malta has returned from a months
visit in Wisconsin greatly improved in health.
Henry Pundt and his son, George, left last
evening for q ten days outing at Spirit
Lake.
Judge Croft has returned from Washing
ton, whittier he was called by President Har-
| rIson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Z. Pease are enjoy
ing a months pleasure at the Atlantic coast
resorts.
Miss Rose Hirshstein has returned from q
| delightful months visit with friends in Sioux
City, la.
MI. M. r. Uhl, of THE BEE, returned Tues
day froE a ten days visit with friends in
Vermont.
Judge G. Fl. Brock, of Richmond, KY, a
cousin of General Brock, is visiting his sons
IN this city.
Clyde Swark, Of Tanlan, H., has been Wis
iting old Knox college friends in Omaha the
past week.
Mrs. c. M. Nettleton, 2112 Grant street, is
visiting relatives in Detroit ana other points
IN Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. W. Rindskopf left wednes-
day for the east, where they will make their
future home. ~.
Mr.. T. G.. Van Buren, has been called to
Dunkirk,. N. ", by the probable fatal illness
of his father.
Miss Olga Brandeis is again at home after
spending a very pleasant vacation In Mil
waukee, Wis.
daughter have left for a trip to points of in
terest in Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Atthow, of Albright,
were the victims of a pleasant surprise party
Thursday evening.
George S. Hedge, Of this city, will marry
Miss Mary l.. Spear, of East Dennis, Mass,
tomorrow evening. la ,,
Miss Jessie Hagan returned to her home in
Red Oak, Ia, Thursday, after a pleasant
visit with Omaha friends.
Mr.. Senator Paddock and daughter, Miss
Frances, passed through the city yesterday
on their way home TO Beatrice.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry ]. Crocker, of San
Francisco, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
p. Z. Her the first of the week.
Mrs. ]. S. Andrews and Miss Annie Craig,
of St. Joseph, Mo-, are the guests of Mrs,
F. G. Ewing, on Nineteenth street.
Mr.. Charles Boydston, Mr.. Will Farrell
and Miss Jennie Farrell, Of .Galesburg, H.,
have been visiting Omaha friends this week.
The BEE was in error IN announcing the
Klein-Lesser wedding as taking place last
Sunday. 1t occurs this evening at Germauia
hall.
Torrance Boyle and Frank McGinn left for
a months trip through the west Thursday.
They will take in Salt Lake City, Denver
and other places.
Mr.. Max Meyer was called to Long Branch
early in the week by the illness of his child,
who is spending the summer at the seaside
with its mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martin, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Reed, at 1911 Cass
street, returned Tuesday to their home in
Los Angeles, Cal.
The members OF the turnverein gave q
gymnastic exhibition at Germania hall last
evening, which was followed by a dance OF
sixteen numbers.
MISS fAllCe N. Drauley leu friday evening
to visit her sister and other relatives in Chi
cago, and will spend the remainder of her
vacation in New York.
Mrs. j. E. House and her daughter, Miss
Jennie, left Wednesday evening for Will
liamsburgh, a., where they have been called
by the serious illness Of q relative.
The Idlewild drum corps gave an enjoya-
BILE musical entertainment at Goodrich hall
on Tuesday evening. The rain interfered
somewhat with the attendance, but not with
the programme, which was most excellent.
Mrs. John McEwing, Of North Omaha,
left q few days ago for an extended eastern
"trip. After visiting her relatives IN Detroit,
she will visit Toledo, Toronto and Niagara
Falls, returning to Omaha about October 1.
A party consisting OF Mr.. @. r. Resseguie
and family, Mrs. Taylor and daughter and
Mrs. w. @. Ilette and daughter left on a
special car Tuesday for the west. The Vel
lowstone park, Shoshone park and points OF
interest in Oregon.
Mr.. G. II. Salisbury, Of Chicago, who is
one of the finest slide trombonists in the
country, has been induced to Join the Mu-
steal union orchestra and will hereafter play
IN Boyd's opera house. He makes his debut
this afternoon at the concert at Hanscom
park.
F. j. McLain, formerly a resident OF
Omaha, and son of j. j. McLain, was
married August l, at st. Louis, to a niece OF