Omaha daily bee., 1889-12-08

The president announced the next musicale
for December is by Mr.. and Mrs. b. IL.
Young. 0E
MIR. and Mrs. Dean entertained the bon
Amir whist club Monday evening at their
pleasant home in West Omaha.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Gaylord, accompanied by
Mrs. Zimmerman, left for the east on
Wednesday to stay until after the holi-
days.
Mr.. III. Rogers will give a reception
Tuesday, December 10, from 3 until @ o'clock,
IN honor of Mrs. Latey aud Mrs, Warren
Rogers.
Mrs. Wincote, who is a pretty hostess
with n decidedly winning manner, enter
tanned the saturday High Five club last
evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Reed, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hitchcock and Miss Mabel Balcombe left on
Thursday for New York, to be absent until
after the holidays.
MIR. Lyman Richardson, MIR. Tower, Mr..
Brown ana Mr.. Ben Smith left on Thursday
for the Black Hills with Mr.. Taylor in his
private car. That their object is fishing was
established by the amount of bait they took.
The ladies of the Trinity catheord will
give a parish reception in the crypt of the
cathedral, on Monday evening December
y, which all members of the congregation
and all other friends of the cathedral are
most cordially invited.
Cards are out announcing the marriage of
Miss Nellie l.. Coots TO Mr.. Henry i. Dali
ley on Wednesday, December 4. MIR. and
Mrs. Daley have gone east on n wedding
journey and will be at home to their friends
after December %.
Mrs. Victor Caldwell gave a pretty lun-
cheon Tuesday in honor of Miss Hosford,
who was n school companion of hers.
Covers were laid for eleven, the guests being:
Mrs. Will Hamilton, Mrs. George, Mrs.
Clement Chase, Miss Hosford, Miss Coe,
Miss Mckenna, Miss Forcpaugh, Miss Jessie
Millnrl Mae Nirbnla and Misc NT,rv Mil
lard.
Mrs. Pritchett gave a luncheon last Fri.
day with the distinguishing features OF per-
feet table appointments, a delicious menu
ana n company of guests essentially con-
genial. Covers were laid for Madame Barka-
low, Mrs. D. V. Barkalow, Mrs. b. b.
Wood, Mrs. ID. S. Barkalow, Mrs. Ramsey,
Mrs, Edgar, Mrs. McCord, Mrs. Hanscom
and Miss Hanscom.
The engagement Is announced of Miss Ella
Armstrong to Mr.. George Gould. Miss Arm
strong is the daughter of Ewing l.. Arm
strong and isa very popular young woman.
Mr.. Gould is also well known and liked in
Omaha, he was formerly connected with
Trinity Cathedral choir and is now engaged
IN the banking business at The
marriage is to be celebrated within u fort
night.
There will be a bazaar Mt Cortlandt Tues
day afternoon and evening, December 10
with manifold desirable things TO be had in
exchange for '~'sillcr." The affair will be
quite unique, one of the features decidedly
out of the ordinary, will be a Turkish booth
with oriental rugs, hangings and even Turk
lsh sweets and coffee, presided over by other
Sweets in the way of charming younE <
women who have tho superior advantage of
being of home manufacture.
On Tuesday evening Mir. and Mrs. c. j.
Smith were surprised by a party of their
young friends who came in for q game of
might've and to spend a jolly evening.
/ In0Sp nrpGpDt XVprns MIR and NrQ
Whitney, Miss Nash, Miss M. Glacomini.
Miss G. Giacomini, Miss Mennchoff, Miss
O,Rourke, the Misses Murphy, Dyeson and
Vessels, Mr.. Whitney, Mr.. hughes. MIR.
Chaifce, Mr.. w. Wakeley, DR.. WILKINSON,
MIR. }. L.. Amber of Chicago, and Mr.. r.
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