Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-26
Second Presbyrerian Cburcb

Second Presbyrer Church.
The Young Peoples society of the Second
presbyterian church gave a Mystic bean
sociaole and entertainment in the church
parlors Friday night, introducing several
new and interesting features.
After an entertainment by the church
quartette beans were sold to the audience at
stated price, and these beans were accepted
in payment for purchases at an auction
which was had Immediately afterward. The
goods offered at the sale were securely
wrapped and hidden, and the fun consisted
OF OF watching the faces Of the buyers when
they found themselves IN possession of
sausages, tin rattles, babies, etc. etc, when
they expected something valuable from the
appearances Of the packages.
The celebrated Bottle band from Nova
Scotia was present, and entertained the
numerous audience with several cheerful
and amusing selections artistically rem
dered.
The net result was considerable sum
with which to decorate the parlors.
A Surprise Party.
jolly crowd Of young folks gathered per
appointment at the corner of Nineteenth and
Charles streets, Friday evening last. Their
objective point was the cozy home of Thomas
johnson, 1926 North Nineteenth street, and
they caused an immediate surrender of the
tire family. Never was a surprise party
more warmly welcomed or more royalty en-
uertained. Cards and dancing were indulgeu
in and thoroughly enjoyed Light refresh
ments were served, after which the self in
vited guests departed, well pleased with the
Miss Raebsamen, Miss L. Lonpree, Mrs
G. ID. Thompson, Mrs. Carson, Miss Gibson,
Miss Stockam, Miss Youle, Miss Barthole-
new, the Misses Hoyer, Messrs; Rubcam,
stockam, Lewis, r. Cook, Hoyer, ir.,
Walker, l. j. Gushing, NJ w. Cain.
weber.scott
DIR. H. r. Weber, young physician of
this city, was married at high noon Monday
| to Miss WilIietta Scott. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. w. j. Harsha at the
J home of the BRIDES parents. -416 North Six
| te enth street. The same evening an elegant
| reception was rendered the young couple,
(, and large number of friends were present.
| The newly welded pair have gone to house
keeping without wedding tour.
The Big Four.
| The ''Big Four" club gave very pleasant
| entertainment Friday evening, at 500 North
| Twentieth street. Dancing, music, both
vocal and instrumental, With the following
as participants: Messrs. John McKenna, j.
| ID. Kelly, Alex Hlllinger, William Rhodes,
| tthe Big Four'D; the Misses Lizzie Athens,
Mary Albeus, Ellen McGrath, Julie Coffee,
| Ella Kelly, Mary Kelly, Nellie Kelly. Della
| Congdon and Annie Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Congdon, Mr.. and Mrs. Fraker and Alex
| b. L. Loder, j. Beauer, ID. f. Laferty, j. T..
| Robinson, Patrick Gentleman and Hugh
McGann. The event proved great social
/ success.
;rihday Party.
About thirty piaymates of Jennie A.
Campbell were entertained yesterday after
noon, at her residence, 1911 South Twenty
ninth street. the occasion being her eighth
birthday. Games of ali kinds were indulged
In. At 8 o'clock an elegant lunch was
served on the lawn to which all the little
folks did justice. After lunch q few more
games were played and all left wishing fol
many happy returns.
Miss Sally Surprised.
Miss Tina Silly was rendered most agree
able surprise party Tuesday evening, by 1
number OF her friends, at her residence, III
South Fifteenth street. The elegant lawn
was the scene Of the Festivities, and merri
nent reigned supreme until a late hour.
| Ross-Pe bios.
Mr. Charles Ross and Miss Lizzie Feeble,
] were married at the residence of II. L. For