Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-13

II Horbach is home again.

Mrs. FRANK mas gone 10 JnlCapO 1Or u VlSlU.
Mr.. w. T. Griffitts was in town last week.
General Crook was in town during the
week.
Mr.. c. H. Dewey returned from Washing
ton on Thursday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ernest Riall are at home
from their visit to New ork.
Mrs. William McCord leaves early in the
week for visit to Louisville.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick has returned from her
summer on the Atlantic coast.
Mrs. Patrick, of st. Louis, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. f. B. Hale.
Kew. DIR. Duryea Is planning to begin his
Wordsworth class in the near future.
Miss [ata, the acknowledged belle Of Lin
coin, visited Miss Burns on Friday.
The engagement of Miss Regina Lowen-
thai to Mr. Sig. Rubin is announced.
Miss Laura Hoagland and Miss Anna Mil.
lard returned Tuesday from Fort Meade.
MIR. and Mrs. John II. Ringwalt will leave
on Tuesday for a trip through Minnesota.
Prof. Moran's dancing school began on
Saturday. week since with u promising
class.
Mr.. George w. Tillson has gone on west
ern trip, hoping the change will be of benefit
to his health.
MIR. j. w. Johnson, a prominent attorney
| of Brooklyn, n. ~, is visiting his daughter,
| Mrs. George Her.
Mr.. Henry Hay of Cheyenne, was in town
during the week the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
| James X. Chambers
The Seventh Ward silver cornet band will
give it's first annual ball at Washington hall,
Wednesday, october 30.
| Rev. p S. Merrill. the newly appointed
| pastor of the First NJ E. church, arrived
| from Philadelphia on Thursday.
Miss Sallie Ponsford arrived from Cncn-
| natl and will spend the winter with her sis
| ter, Mrs. Bosche, on Park avenue.
| A. ID. Van Court went to st. Louis on Mon
| day TO attend the Yelled Prophets carnival.
| Mr. and Mrs. p. q. Himcbaugh and Miss
| Hmebaugh have gone TO California for the
| winter. Miss Hettie Clarkson accompanied
I! them
| The opening ball of the METROPOLITAN club
will take place Saturday evening, October
| 26 at the club rooms. The committee of ar
rangements is 1. New, George Heyn and d.
| kaufman.
| Miss Arte L. Cody, the charming daugh-
| ter of Buffalo Bill visited Miss Garfield on
| Wednesday and on Thursday left for La
| Crosse Wis.
| The Misses Annie and Ray Ros enfield, who
have been the guests of Miss Eva Spgle for
| several weeks, have returned to their home
| in Red Oak, la.
The Misses Giacomiui have returned from
| visit to SaliX, Ia, bringing them Mrs. K.
Il. Huntley, who will visit a couple of weeks
| with her parents.
Miss Rena Ross will spend November with
| Mrs. Guy Howard on Governors island,
| thence will go to Canada, returning to
| Omaha for the holidays
Mr.. f. p. Mullen, of the b. & NJ, has re-
turned from three weeks trip east, and,
| much to the surprise of his numerous
| friends, came back alone.
| Jay Gould, accompanied by his daughter
| and few friends, reached Omaha from Kan
sas City on Friday. They are travelling
/ about on pleasure tourney,
| Miss Maud Woolworth is visiting Mrs. f.
S. Rollins at 2OlS Howard street, having
| come from Sioux City to act in the capacity
| of bridesmaid to Miss Bebbington.
Miss Poppeton and Miss Mary Poppleton
will leave on Monday for Stanford. Conn,
| where Miss PoDpleton will put her sister IN
school and remain with her during the win
| ter.
In Mr.. Brigham's box, Friday night, were
| Miss Dewey Miss Gertrude Chambers. Miss
II oagland and Mrs Laura Hoagland, Mr..
Bishop, Mr.. Saunders, MIR. Offutt and Mr..
| Barlow.
Mr.. and Mrs. LYMAN Richardson have
taken MIR. Kitchens suit of rooms at the
| Paxton for the winter. Miss Richardson
will have friend, Miss Gussie Miller, visit
ing her during the autumn.
The old and reliable Durant Engine and
| Hose company will give its nineteenth annual
| ball at Masonic hall, on next Friday evening.
| The old time hospitality will be display ed
and splendid time is guaranteed
Miss Dora Schlank was rendered very
pleasant farewell party by IA number of her
| friends last Sunday evening. Dancing
games ana supper were the features of the
evening. MISS Schlauk left Thursday for a
visit to her parents in Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Morrison, of Dayton,
o., are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Schenk,
| 406 North Twentieth street. They came TO
| this city accompanying John A Creighton,
| who had been soiourning at Dayton. MIR.
| Morrison is secretary of the brunswick Iron
works of that city. With his wife and Omaha
| friends he will spend few weeks in the
mountains before returning home.
| Mrs. Baily's class in physical culture con-
| tinue TO hold the delightful attention of her
| pupils. The children progress wonderfully
| owing partially to their charming uncon-
| seriousness OF self. The maturer children en-
tertain promise of seductive grace that
| transforms work into play and all feel the
wholesome effect of iudicious exercise.
Wednesday evening at the club rooms In
| the Shelley block, the COncordia society
held its annual meeting for the election OF
officers with the following result; Mr.,
George Il. Stratman, president; Mr. August
Schaefer, vice president; Mr.. Louis Eifferth,
secretory; MIR. L. q. Heybrook, treasurer;
MIR. Anton Engleman librarian; Mr. Au'
gust BermlnghOfen, color bearer.
A stylish Hungarian cloak, reaching from
| neck TO skirt hem, is made of black benga
line, aud lined win black ana white checked
silk.