Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

iellies and bonbons added their lucent tlnts
to those of the roses. SmllaX huhB lrohi .iic
chandeliers, and magnificent bouquets OF roses
bloomed on the table. To this hospitaole
board the guests were welcomed at any Ilile
of the evening. o
In the corridor stood a punch bowl where
thirsty guests regaled themselves IN pe'les
after each dance. ~
The toilets of the ladies were magnificent,
and the gentlemen appeared IN the usual
s%wallowtail coats, the most elegant azure
ever devised for the male portion OF hu-
manity.
Those present were: Misses Katherine
Barker, McKenna, Young, Lauman. Houck'
of Nebraska City, Irene Lowe, klttie love-
Orchard, May Dundy, Luna Dundy, bal
combe, Dewey, Dixon, Sadie Nash, Luding-
ton, Lizzie Nichols, Wakclcy, Carter, ware
Croft, and Messrs. J. G.. Taylor, CleaVer,
Coughlan, Morgan, Wyman,A Abe Reed, CrarS,
DIR. Wilcox. DR.. Miller, Benedict, Farrell,
Orchard. Gates, Hussie, II. L.. and W.: T.
Pease, Hicks, Keller, Grassman, Patrick
Wilson, Jewett, Captain Scharff, VIM. Crazy,
Doane, Morris, VIM. and Frank Hamilton
Albright, Colonel Hooker, Wilour'
Brooke, Mr.. and MRS. G.. n. Hicks, Mr. and
Mrs. II. f. Caiy, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Met
calf, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Rial, Mr.. and Mrs }.
l.. Webster, Mr.. and Mrs. Mchenna, MI
and Mrs. M. I. Patrick, DR.. ana Mrs; pea1
and Mrs. Hawley, Mr.. and Mrs. Churchill
Parker, Mr.. ana Mrs. M. S. Lindsay, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. G. Nichols, Mr.: ana Mrs; q. w;
Ames, Mr.. and Mrs, G. f. Miller, Mr.; and
Mrs. Frank Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Metz, Mr.. and Mrs. D.. H. Wheeler r.
l.. II. Korty, Mr.. and Mrs. n. r..
Falconer, Mr.. and Mrs. John o,keefe'
Branch, Mr.. and Mrs, G. i. Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. V. Gallagher, Mr.. and Mrs, HuobelI'
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. b. Milford, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Range. Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Robinson,
Mr., and Mrs. Nash, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Mrs. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. Switzler, Or.
and Mrs. Coffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nye,
MI. and Mrs. Kent Hayden of Lincoln, Mr..
and Mrs, Frank Colpetzer, Mr., and Mrs;
Lauman, Mr.. and Mrs Edh9lm, Mr. Ana M.
and Mrs. Clement Chase, Nj, and
Mrs. T.. c. Bruner, MIR. ana Mrs. W.
N. Babcock, Mr.. and Mrs. W. 5.
Mcgeath, DR.. and Mrs. Breck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrie, Mrs. ID. j, Thayer, of Charlton, la,
Mar. and Mrs. }. j. Brown, of Council BUNS,
DR.. and Mrs. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs, William
Williams, Mr., and Mrs. w. A. Paxton,
Judge and Mrs. Croft, Mrs. John Parker,
Mrs. Whiteside, Mrs. Haley, Mrs. F.. w.
Lee, DIR. McParlin and daughters, Captain
and Miss Ray, the Misses Weller, Clarkson,
Hooker, Mrs. Bachart, Misses PotvIn, Jor-
don, Hawley.
Assembly Ball.
The Assembly gave another party at the
Willard Friday evening. The other bril-
liant social attractions of the week some
what affected the number but not the enjoy
ment of those present. Among the guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ, Orr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S,
Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. h. 5. Dundy, ir,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Peck, MIR. and Mrs, Lock
wood, Mrs. c. f.. Squlres, Mr.. and Mrs. Muir,
Mrs. Russell Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. j. s.
Brady, Misses Dewey, Orchard, Balcombe,
Bishop, Jordan, Chambers, Clara Brown,
Luna Dundy, McKenna, Dixon, Drake, Grace
Chambers, Yates, Mary Brown, Kountze, the
Misses McParlin, Carter, Dean of st. Paul,
Sherwood, and Messrs. Garneau, Yates, Will
bur, Hamilton, McCague, DR.. Clifford, Saun-
ders, Garllchs, Charles Barton, Reed, DR..
G. Il. Smith, George Squires, Paul Morton
of Nebraska City, Stillwell, of Council
Bluffs, Pierre Garneau of st. Louis, Sher-
wood, Hendricks, James Bartle OF 81. Joe,
Arthur Smith of Council Bluffs, LOOMS, Will
Crazy, Wyman.
BrOoks-McClintock NuptiaIs.
A brilliant array Of society people gathered
in Trinity cathedral Wednesday afternoon to
witness the marriage of Miss Margaretta
FaDer McClintock, a well known ana popu-
lar young lady, to Lieutenant Brooke of the
was frightened by elegant decorations and
the flashing of the military t~rappings of the
various army officers present in full uniform
heightened the effect, The alter was decor
ated with Gala lilies ana overhead were en-
twined wreaths of moss.
The bride was attired in o brocaded white
silk with q tulle veil and carried a bouquet
Of lilies Of the valley, The bridegroom was
In fulm military dress. His best man was