Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-17
Social Gossip.


Dean Gardner has returned from Colum-
bus.
Hon. John Nj. Thurston and wife have re
turned from the east.
The ladies social CLUB gives their next party
this evening at Metropolitan hall.
The Good Samaritan society gives a ball
and banquet at Masonic hall, March u.
A number Of young people give a dance
at Forest hall next Saturday evening.
The second annual ball of the Firemen's
Benevolent association occurs April %.
Or Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Carson entertained the West End club.
Miss Magrane gives a select social at Royal
Arcanum hail, Council Bluffs, February 10.
The fifth monthly party of the Crescent
society club occurs next Thursday at Hart
mann's hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. W.. Miner gave a delight
full card party TO a number OF their friends
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. l.. Levi celebrated his birthday Mon
day evening with an elegant dinner to a
number of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest STUNT celebrated the
twentieth anniversary of their wedding on
Wednesday evening.
Miss Grace Allen entertained a number of
friends at cards Friday evening, at her home
2l09 California street.
The masquerade ball of the Union Pacific
band at Exposition hall, Friday evening,
proved a great success.
The Cottage Dancing club gave a phantom
party at the nome of Mr.. and Mrs. +. p.
kirkendall on Monday evening.
Miss Cleane Daniels gave a st. Valentines
party at her home, 1898 South Thirty-second
avenue on Thursday evening.
The bon Amien whist club met at the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Williams, in
Kountze Place, on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Strickling were treated
to IA surprise party Thursday evening, that
6ov bpjnp the date of their wedding anDiVpr-
sary.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Roberts gave a
pleasant dinner party Wednesday evening in
honor of their daughter Sophia's twentieth
birthday.
Mr.. j. Furth will be married to Miss
Sophie Dreyfus on the oath inst. Ceremony
and reception will take place at the Metro
politan hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Freyhan returned
home from their wedding trip Tuesday even
ing and are now at home at liz South
Twenty-fifth street.
DR.. Edward Sloman left for Detroit, Mich,
last Monday, where he will lead to the
hymeneal altar, on the 18th INST, Miss Carrie
Mandelbaum, OF that city.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel S. Van Buren, cele-
brated the twcnty-ffth anniversary of their
marriage Wednesday, and royalty enter
tanned a number of their friends.
Thursday last the deaf mutes and their
friends gave a big pound party to Mrs.
Daniel L. SWller. Ihey enjoyed many novel
games and refreshments were served.
Next Tuesday evening the Hebrew Ladies
Aid society will give Il dramatic entertain
ment and ball at Washington hall. The two
act drama, "Among the Breakers will be
presented.
Mrs. II. Churchill and niece, Miss Ethel
Geist, gave a st. Valentines party at their
residence, 1914 st. Mary's avenue, Thursday
evening. Cards and other things were the
order CT the evening.
The date of the Fisher-Bloom wedding is
set for the 18th prox., and will take place at
Iowa City. A large number of invited
friends from Omaha will leave on a special
train TO witness the ceremony.
a birthday party was given to Paul ROBIN
son on Tuesday evening, it being his seventh
birthday. Twenty-four children from seven
to nine years of age did honor to the occa-
sion. After refreshments were served the
evening closed with a magic lantern perform
ance, which was highly enjoyed.
About twenty-five pupils of the eighth
grade, Long school, got up a very pleasant
surprise for one of their members Friday
evening, and repaired with various sized
packages and bundles containing the where
withal for an elegant lunch, to the home of
Frank Robinson. 2,5ll Caldwell street, where
the evening was spent in fun and merriment.
The ladies Quartette and Madrigal club
give n concert at Y. M. C. A. hail tomorrow
evening. Those taking part are: Mrs. G.
Il. Squircs, soprano; Mrs. j. w. Cotton, So |
piano; Mrs. H. ID. Estabrook, contralto;
Miss Elizabet Pennell, contralto; Mr.. w. b.
They will be assisted by Mr.. Burt Butler,
violin, Mr. Max Lentz, violin; Mr.. Reitzen-
stein, viola; Mr.. S, Heyn, Violincello; Nine.
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