Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-24
Social Gossip.
p. II. Willard is in Chicago.

j. II. Willard is in Chicago.
Samuel Burnes is in New York.
Mrs. j. p. Williams is in Saginaw, Mich.
General and Mrs. Brooke are in Washing
ton.
MI. p. NJ. Rose left for st. Paul Wednes-
day.
Mrs. J. J. Dickey gives a german tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. Ralph e. Gaylord has returned from
the east.
NJ. o. Maui has gone to Salt Lake on a
pleasure trip.
Mrs. E. S. Wakelcy gave a pleasant tea
party Friday.
Mrs. Kountzc and daughter give a German
next Thursday.
Mrs. Augustus Pratt gave a card party
Thursda y evening.
Elmer +. Dcnman left Wednesday night on
q business trip east.
The Deutcher club gives a masquerade ball
next Saturday night.
Mrs. O. N. Ramsey entertained friends at
cards Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Peck entertained
friends Thursday evening.
Miss Yates entertained her friends We'd
nesday afternoon and evening,
Miss Mary Lake and Mr.. Charles L.. Deuel.
Will be married next Wednesday.
The West End Euchre club met ut Mr.. f.
p. Kirkendall's Wednesday evening.
Mrs. G.. w. Gray rendered her friends a
pleasant reception Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Rau, Twenty-fourth and st Mary's
avenue, gave a party Wednesday evening.
MIR. Meyer Silver and Miss Sarah New
man are to be married a week from to-day.
Charles r. Nesby, of Boston, is in the
city, Il guest of his sister Mrs. j. NJ. Rock
man.
Mrs. j. NJ. Mctcalf gave a lunch Friday in
honor of Miss Kountze, Miss McCreary and
Miss Rideaut.
The Edward Creighton Guards Literary
society gave another excellent entertainment
Friday evening.
Invitations are out for the third masque-
rade ball of the Y. M. II. a. at Washington
hall on March g.
Mr., NJ. M. Kolliner, who has been the
guest of his sister, Mrs. c.. Brandefs, has re-
turned to his home.
Mr.. John Douglas and Miss Pnrthena p.
Brenton were married Wednesday evening
by Rev. Osgood Pearson.
The Vcsta chapter gave its last dance for
the season on Thursday evening at Masonic
hall and it proved a great success.
Mrs. w. j. Martin and Mrs. II. G. Moore
received friends at the residence of the lat
ter, 1864 Park avenue, on Thursday.
The Assembly club held another party at
the Willard hotel parlors on Thursday even
ing. About thirty-iivc couples were present.
Inc 1lOlhc tlTClc anu Assembly CLUBS nave
both ended their series of balls for the sea-
son. The former may give an extra party in
May.
i. s. Collins and AlPatrick gave a luncheon
at the Union club Thursday in honor of Miss
Childs, of Kansas City, and Miss Buell., of
St. Joe.
The Ladies' Social club gave a pleasant
party at metropolitan hall on Wednesday
evening. Dancing was kept up until after
midnight and a general good time was en-
ioyed.
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Patterson have issued
cards for a reception to be held Tuesday
from 5 till II p. IN. Mrs, d.. G. Nelswanger,
Miss Buell. and Miss Childs will assist IN re-
ceiving.
The Happy Twelve held their regular
coffee social Thursday afternoon at the resi-.
dence of Mrs. j. H.. Harris, lib South
Ninth street, and a pleasant afternoon was
whiled away.
The Crescent Society club gave their fifth
dance of the season Mt Hartman's hall on
Thursday evening. About twenty-five couples
were present and danced u programme of
twenty six numbers.
A very enjoyable card party was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. FinklcStein last Sunday
evening by about fifty of their friends at
their residence on Grace street. Cards and
other games, and an elegant lunch served 10
PASS a most pleasant evening.
A COMPLIMENTARY banquet was rendered
the AIMING lue pIcuhcIS company Nv tue
Windsor hotel Friday evening by Mr.. Sol.
Prince. All the members were present, and
a most enjoyable evening was spent.
pMr. and Mrs. Austin, of Saratoga, were
rendered a pleasant surprise party Friday
evening, that day being the anniversary of
Mrs. Austin's birth. Games and dancing
caused the evening to pass away delight
fully,
The second annual ball Of the Omaha Let
ter Carriers association was held at EXPOSE
ton hall, Thursday evening, and drew one of
the largest crowds ever gathered together at
a dance in this city, the number at IL o'clock
being estimated at 1000 persons.
A most interesting and instructive enter
tainment was given at Exposition hall Fri
day evening for the benefit of the Emmanuel
hospital. IL was under the direction of Prof.
l.. w. Dahlnam and consisted of twelve tab
leaux illustrating the life of Joseph.
One of the most successful social affairs
ever given by the members of the Turnverein
was their masquerade Thursday evening.
The grand march at 9:i5 under the changing
colored lights was one of the p~rettiest novel
ties seen in any social circle this season.