Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-19
COUNCIL BLUFFS SOCIETY.
Hart-HaaS.


AT o'clock, Tuesday evening, a quiet we'd
ding was solemnized at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Haas, No. 1874 South Sixth
street, the contracting parties being Mr.. Ed
ward Watson Hart and Miss Mary Carson
Haas both well known and highly respected
members of the society circles of the city.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. T. H.
Cleland, of Springfield, Mo-, formerly pastor
of the Presbyterian church of this city, of
which the bride is a regular attendant. The
affair was very unOstentiouS, only the imme-
diate relatives of the bride and few of the
most intimate friends Of the groom witness.
ing the ceremony.
The groom is the prosperous local manager
of the New York Plumbing company and
the Council Bluffs WaterworKs company,
and attends to the business of those two COR
porations with much ability. He has been e
resident OF this city for the past four years,
during all of which time he has held his
present position, and has always been prom-
nently connected with social doings The
bride is one Of the most charming and accom-
plished young ladies OF this city, having been
for several seasons reigning society belle,
aud it is a matter of congratulation among
the four hundred that sne is not to be
lost to Council Bluffs social circles
The newly welded couple left on the even
ing train over the Rock Island for the east
and will visit for two or three weeks with
the relatives of the groom, at New Bedford,
Mass, and vicinity, after which they will
return to Council Bluffs and occupy the neat
and attractive cottage just prepared for
them at the corner of Seventh street and
Sixth avenue. The BEE Joins with scores of
friends in wishing the happy couple most
Z happy continuation of the life so auspcously
, commenced, with all its attendant blessings.
The LADIES of the Methodist church enter
tanned socable Wednesday evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Cone, No. 1406
Eighth avenue. The affair was very well
attended, and very enjoyable evening
passed. Refreshments, consisting Of straw
berries, cake and lce-cream, were served in
an adjoining building. Among the attend
ants wese Revs Alexander and Campbell.
Mrs. Will Beswics entertained the married
ladies sewing here on Tuesday afternoon.
most enjoyable social was that enter
tanned Thursday evening by the ladies of the
Berean Baptist church, at their chapel, cor
ner of Third avenue and Seventeenth street.
Ice cream and strawberries were among the
attractions. The attendance was quite large
and the affair passed off very pleasantly.
Charles Ross, former Council Bluffs boy,
but now of Minneapolis, is visiting his
Misses Maud and Mamie Oliver spent
Thursday in Glenwood. as the guests of Miss
Anderson. Mss AURA ke,rbbv visiting friends in
Mrs WEIGH, of Omaha, was visiting her
parents, Mr, ana Mrs. j. T. Oliver, several
days the past week.
Miss Fannie Reynolds entertained num-
Der of young people Monday evening at the
residence of her uncle, Mr.. II. @. Cory, cor
ner of Sixth avenye and Ninth street, in
honor of her guest Miss Abbott. Cards,
dancing dan and refreshh@e9ts was the order of
1t is stated that atpetAy weddded couple,
now on their bridalitoui, viii give swell re-
ception on their retlra home, about the 1st
of June Rumor says that it will be the
event of the season, and will be on a very
extensive scale.
Miss Elsie Pusey gave dancing and card
party Thursday evening at her home, corner
OF Sixth street and Willow auenue, in honor
of her friend, Miss Abbott of Fremont. Fiji
teen couples were present, and enjoyed the
hospitality of their fair entertainer. Ice
cream and cake were served during the even
inv, and the occasion passed most pleasantly