Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-26
Movements and Whereabouts.

Mrs. J. NJ. Simeral has gone TO Stu benvile,
o., to spend a month or so with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens and Miss Adams
during the week preyiou to their departure
Miss Mamie Malone of Springfield O., is
visiting with her sister, Miss Emma Creigh-
ton.
Mrs. Z. NJ. NOrseman has issued invita-
tions for kensington tea tomorrow after
noon.
Mrs. Juliet Clarkson. mother of Judge
Clarksoh, Is the guest of the latter at 1916
Dodge street.
Mrs. p. c. Himebaugh and her pretty
dau ghter, Miss Grace Himebaugh, are at the
Murray fora time.
Miss Stewart of Council Bluffs, who is an
heiress to unlimited wea,th is the guest of
Miss Dewey this week.
Mr. d. v Barkalow of Denver is the guest
of his brother Mr.. S. d. Barkalow. I've nty-
fifth and Capitol avenue.
Yesterday afternoon the Ladies' High Five
club was entertained at the residence Of Mrs
ID. j. Collins, 1O55 Park avenue.
Miss Maud Woolworth, now of Sioux City
but formerly Que of the charming members
of Omaha society will spend the winter with
friends i'll Minneapolis
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Chase announce the
christening of their little daughter, Car
melita Chase, at half after II today at Trim.
ity cathedral, Dean Gardner officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Stevens and Miss
Adams of Detroit, who have been the guests
of MIR, and Mrs. X. II. Riugnalt, left for their
home Friday. number of dinners Were
given.
Colonel Bacon, the new inspector general
of the department of the Platte. and Mrs.
Bacon, sin gularly pretty and attractive
woman, have taken up their residence at the
Paxton for the winter
Mr. Wilson of the Second in fantry enter
tanned at his mess on Tues day Miss Rose
II -
Briggs, Mr.. Charles How, Mrs. General
Wheaton and Major Butler.
A most enjoyable evening was afforded a
number of her friends by Miss Sale Stan
field at her home on South Seventeenth
avenue last Saturday evening, Dancing,
music and cards was the order of the even
ing.
Mrs DIR. Zahner entertained the young
women of All Saints parish Thursday after
noon, a delight full luncheon being served, and
afterwards chapter Of the Kings Daugh-
terS was organized.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tatum. 1909 South
Twenty ninth, gave a very pleasant high
five party Wednesday evening in honor of a
guest from Chicago, The guests present
were MIR. and Mrs. Ds aJ. Collins, MIR. and
Mrs; Raynolds, Messrs. McG regor and Bar
nard. r.;.......
There are numberof Halloween parties
on the bills for October 81, many of the
young society men and women planning great
things for that historic night. There will be
bobbing for apples, candy pullings and other
sports which are associated with boyhood
and girlhoOd
A company of young gentlemen gathered
Wednesday evening to form a social society.
Being at a loss to find a name and tue hour
being midnight. one gentleman suggested the
name of Midnight Club" which was
adopted. Officers We're elected as follows:
President, c. Rateln; secretary, j. Sahl-
strom; treasurer, Chris. Butler.
The w oman's Auxiliary of the Church Of
the food Shepherd gave the first of a series
of psrtieS at the residence of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Hancock, Dundee Place, on Thursday of last
week. The evening itself was perfect, the
party in the best Of spirits. After fine
musical programme a collation. was served,
which did much credit TO the ladies.
The students of Rath buns business col
lego assembled at the residence of Prof
kathbun last Tuesday evening to celebrate
his silver wedding anniversary. The STU
dents clu bbed together and purchased beau
tiful silver fruit dish, which was presented
by John Whaleu to Prof. Rathbun in a neat
title speech and responded to by the recipi-
ent- Refreshments were served and good
tim was had generally.
Mrs j. A. Phillip, wife of the assis ant
general freight and ticket agent of the Mis-
souri, Pacific, entertained a number of her
friends at luncheon Thursday. The floral
decorations were unusually artistic, and the
menu perfect in every particular. Among
the ladies present Were the foilowIng
Mesdames Wallace, Kurtz, Mcconnell, Clark,
Storrs, Haller, Liuinger, Vail, Brown,
Brown and rates of Lincoln, Mrs. and Miss
Taylor of Wymore, Dorrington, Merrill. God
frey,
Miss Nellie Burns arrived home from her
European tour last Sunday, accompanied by
Mrs. Burns, who Joined her daughter in New
York. Miss Burns left the party with whom
she travelled during the summer at Liver
pool, and the month of September was spent
in Ireland doing the Grants Causway, the
lakes Of Killarney and other famous places on
the 'Ouid Sodn The tOurnee previous to
Septem Der was mad rush over continental
Europe, but Miss Burns says the visit TO Ire
land was restful and peaceful to a degree.
Mr. Clinton D. Briggs showed some at ten
ton to Miss Rose Coghlan and Mr.. j. T. Sui =
livan her leading man, while they were in
the city last week. Tuesday morning Mr.
Briggs drove the most charming Peg WOf-
ingtOn on the stage to Fort Omaha, where
lun Cheon was served, Mrs. Wheaton, Major
Butler, Lieutenant Wilson and several other
officers meeting the celebrated actress and
MIR. Sullivan. Wednesday Mr.. Briggs
treated Miss COghlan to- \ view of Omaha
from his dog cart. q
In honor of Mr. Robert Harvey of Port
Glasgow, Scotland, Mis- Jessie Millard gave
perfectly appointed diInier Thurs day even
ing at her residence, fStO6 Harney street
w Llcu dbTudu Nllu ldlutE anu NlOLHtf
Miss Millard was the recipient of many social
courtesies from Mr.. Harvey, who is mem
ber of a well known ship building firm on the
other side The guests Invited to meet Mr..
Harvey around the tbanquet board were
Miss Dundy, Miss Luh# Dundy, Miss Ogden,
MIR. Ogden, Mr OffutB Nir aud Mrs, Victor
Caldwell. iltC
Omaha was specially irIterested in the Le-
land hotel fire at Syracuse, n Y, October
10. w. D. Bancker i9r manager Of the
Omaha news compaAe, was married in the
afternoon of October -, at Fayetteville, N.
Y. The wedding party started on a Journey
to Canada, stopping at Syracuse, The mem
bers of the party Were assigned rooms on the
third and fourth floors, and when the fire
broke out the bride, groom and friends Were
rescued only after the most faithful work of
the fremen. All escaped without injury and
MIR. ana Mrs. BanclSer resumed their Journey.
They will return 10 Omaha within few
weeks.
The Omaha guards have issued invitations
| for "camp fire. Monday evening at their
armory on Capitol avenue, in honor of the
| third anniversary of this organization. There
will be a drill by the battery squad and
| drills by the prize winners az Kansas City.
| A large number of old guardsmen viii be
| present who now reside throu ghout the cOun
| try, and the charter members OF the company
by reason of their three yea rs service will