Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-26
lowing pleasing programme was presented

lowing pleasing programme was presented
Tableau, 7sThree Little Girls;" song,
"Children's Home" Mrs. Moeller;. tableau,
''rhe Coauette," Jeanette Crandall instru-
mental selection, Prof. Butler; tableau,
"Sailor Lovers" Misses Hartel and Peters;
solo, Mr.. Brom; tableah, ''Comng Of Au-
tumn." Miss Chambers; recitation, Mr.
Wherry; tableau, "a Girl l Know" Miss
Clarkson; recitation Irwin Gardner.
Ganz-Niorris.
The marriage of Miss Jennie Morris to Mr..
Emil Ganz both of this city, occurred at the
synagogue last Sunday evening, in the pres
ence of large concourse of friends and rela-
tives, The beautiful house of worship was
tastily decorated for the occasion, and Rabbi
Benson performed the ceremony in most
interesting manner. After the ceremony
the guests adjourned to the residence of the
bride at B19 Nineteenth street, where q re-
ception was rendered the young couple The
spacious residence was thronged, and general
merry-maklng was indulged in until late
hour.
The bride was handsomely attired in q
costume of cream silk entraine, trimmlned
with point lace, diamonds and orange bios
SONS, while the groom wore the conventional
black. The young couple are now on a
bridal tour in the east. but will make this
city their home.
hane-Feiler.
About one hundred and fifty people gath
cred at Goodrich hall, last Sunday evening"
to witness the marriage of Miss Bertha
Feller to Isadore Shane, Rabbi Benson Of
ficiating. After the ceremony, the guests
repaired to the supper rooms where an ele-
CANT banquet had been spread. Here the
rabbi made splendid congratulatory speech,
in which he referred to the fact that this
was the third marriage ceremony he had
performed during the afternoon. After par
taking of the sumptuous repast, the guests
proceeded to the ball room, where dancing
was indulged in until late hour, when all
adjourned, wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Shane a
happy and prosperous journey through life.
Culley-Stather.
Immediately after the early service at ST.
Barnabas church. Sunday morning, Mr..
Walter James Culley was married to Miss
| Mabel Adelaide Stather, OF Halifax, N. S.,
! the Rev. John Williams pronouncing the
words that made them man and wife. The
| bride'a attendants were Edith Cullcy, sister
| of the groom. Jessie Shelton and Edith
Partridge, cousins. The groom was sup
| ported by G. w. Partridge, II. W. Tyler and
! Jack l.. Culley. After the ceremony the
| bridal party partook Of an elegant breakfast
! dt tuc TcSlucHct Vi MI. uuu WITS. Sulltv, UlO
| South Nineteenth street. The couple have
| gone 10 Housekeeping.
MIR. Culley was formerly q resident OF
| Lowesloft, England, but is now a resident OF
| Omaha, beng connected with the firm oil
| Kirkendall, Jones Il Co. The bride Is an
| amiable and accomplished young lady. The
good wishes OF a host of friends and rela-
tives attend the union OF the two.
The Barkaiow Reception
Dean and Mrs. Millapaugh, OF Mihneapo-
iis who are the guests OF Omaha friends
| this week, were rendered reception Thurs
| day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID. I3arka
low, at their residence, 25O8 Capitol avenue
| Refreshments were served at a seasona blt
| hour and pleasant evening was passed
| Among those present were Dean and Mrs
| Gardner, Judge and Mrs, Doane, Judge and
Mrs. Wakeley, Mr.. and Mrs. Lake, MIR ant
Mrs. r. II. Davis, Mr., and Mrs. Georg,
Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Nj. II. Patrick, MIR
and Mrs. Shelton, Mr.. and Mrs. Potter, Mr.
and Mrs. q. nj. Parker aud others.
r. r. q. sisterbohd.
The p. ". o. sisterhood met at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Bryant, $50 South Twenty
fifth avenue yesterday at 2 p, m, for the
purpose OF organizing q chapter ID this city
This society was founded In Mt. Pleasant
Ia. January 81, 1865 and Is to-day one Of tn,
strongest sisterhoods la America, havin,
about 300 members, tied to each other b.
the strongest OF vows. IL extends it's branch
! a. ali over the western states and territories