Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-25

week with Miss woolworth in Sioux City, is
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Gilmore will bo the
guests Of Mayor and Mrs. Gushing on Mon
day.
Miss Hattie Smith OF Concordia, Kan, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. DIR. Mccoy of CHI
ton Till.
MI. and Mrs. T. w. Mccullough are to be
congratulated over the birth of a son Monday
morning.
Mrs. Ben Gallagher has issued invitations
for q luncheon on Tuesday in honor Of her
two sisters.
Mrs. George c. HobDie and daughter left
last week for Chicago on a visit to her sister,
Mrs. McNair.
Mr.. ana Mrs. T.. T., Bruce arc receiving the
congratulations Of friends over tho birth of q
aughter Tuosday.
Mr.. and Mrs John l.. Webstey are iu New
York City. Mrs. Webster Is under treat
ment with DR.. Sayer.
Friday evening General and Mrs. Wheaton
gave a reception at the Fort in honor of Sen
ator and Mrs. Henderson.
Miss Mae Sargent and Miss Helen Male
spent last week in Sioux City enjoying the
wonders of the Corn palace.
Mrs. ID. b. Sargent, who has been %soiourn-
ing in the east for the past eight weeks, is
expected home next Saturday.
Mr.. ~. +. Eel, business manager OF TIE
Bee, left on Friday on an eastern visit. He
Will be gone a week or ten days.
Miss Kingsnorth of Sioux City, one of the
prettiesl girls in the west, Is to be the guest
of Miss Jennie McClelland in November.
Mr.. Charles =. Sawyer, musical and dra-
matte critic OF the New York Evening Post,
Is In the city stopping at the Paxton hotel.
DR.. and Mrs. Baroer OF Watertown, Wis,
who had been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
j. Il. Buchanan, left Friday Tor thoir home
Miss Inez NJ. Haskell returned home
thursday from a three weeks visit with her
friend, Mrs. Lee X. Mooney, of Kansas City.
MIR. and Mrs. Newton Barkalow have com
menced housekeeping at 40i Lowe avenue.
north, where they are at home to their
friends.
Miss Jennie +. Powell OF 2l6 North Nine
teenth street returned~y yesterday from a two
months s%oiourn in ST. Joe, Mo, and Atchi-
son, Kan.
The marriage of Miss Flora Webster,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John /. Webster,
and DIR. Woodbury. Of Council Bluffs is ru-
mored in social circles.
Some of the younger society men will give
an elaborate dancing party and banquet al
the Willard next month, possibly during the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Mrs. l.. j. Herzog of Sioux City Is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Roths-
child, of Douglas street. Mrs. Herzog is &C
companied by her daughter.
MIR. and Mrs. Glenn Chase will give a card
party Monday evening to the older society
people IN honor of Mrs. f. f.. Edwards, who
arrived last week from California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dixie and the Misses Dixie,
who have been the guests at Happy Hollow
the past two weeks, anticipate returning to
their home in Brooklyn on Monday.
The Misses Maude and lola Ochiltree of
Morning Sun, Ia, guests Of Miss Perle
Ochiltree of Kountze Place for The past
week, returned to their home FRIDAY.
Mrs. Robert r. Ringwalt, Miss Ringwalt
and Mrs. O'Brien, will return on Wednesday
morning from their delightful visit of three
weeks TO Fort ID. A. Russell, Cheyenne.
Messrs. Cook, Marsh, Downs, Mercer and
the Misses Cook. Parker, McCleiland were
among the Omaha young people present at
the Sioux City Corn palace last Sunday.
General Brooke, Webb Hayes, son OF ex-
President Hayes, AL Patrick, Captain Ayres
and Nate Crazy, who have been hunting in
the upper Platte valley, returned home last
evening.
Albert New man. Dodge and Twenty fourth
streets, was rendered a surprise party Fri
day night on the occasion of mis- eighteenth
birthday. He was the recipient of many
beautiful presents. Those present were:
Last Saturday a pleasant surprise party
was given Miss Annie Woleshenskie at the
residence of her parents, 4O5 Woolworth ave
nue.. The evening was passed in playing
games and ut IL 80 refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. House have issued invi-
tation to the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Jennie May, to Mr.. Jonn L. VERT, Wednes-
day evening next at 8 o'clock. A reception
will be rendered the newly married couple
from ITO 10 at the residence, 1921 Chicago
street,
Miss Albertina Hayward of Boston gave a
series of Delsarte exercises in the parlorS of
the Paxton Wednesday evening before the
| delegates TO the transmissisSippi congress.
Miss Hayward is accompanied by Miss j. r..
Rawson of New York in a tour across the
continent.
Miss Willard, who was thrown from her
horse Monday evening while with a riding
party, had a very miraculous escape, the
wonder of it all being that she escaped with
so few bruises. The party which started out
in such fine spirits returned in a very
different frame Of mind.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. V. Barkalow entertained
informally Tuesday evening in honor OF Mrs.
Furey and Miss Eurey. Those present were:
Miss Sherwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wood,
Miss Hall, MIR. Netherton Hall, Mr.. futile,
Mr.. Moses Barkalow, Mr.. Augustus Kountze,
Mrs. Creighton and Miss Creighton.
Tuesday evening previous to the mar
riage of Mr.. Wilson bennett, q dinner
was given him by his intimate friends at the
Elks club. Those present were: Mr.. Charles
Mr.. Francis Dana, Mr.. Z. G. Hulett, MIR. O..
X. Collins, MIR. ID. II. Seaver, Mr.. d.. w.
Haynes.
Mr.. Martin Calm gave the first of his dis
tinCtively private pupils ~recitals Wednos-
day afternoon assisted by Mr.. Burt Butler
on the violin. The pupils who distinguished
themselves were Miss Mary Nash, Miss Mat
tie Polack, Miss Minnie Brown. the gem of
the afternoon being the rendition of Gade's
sonata in ID minor for piano and violin.
Miss Bell Adler, Albert Newman, Miss
Hattie Oberfelder, Max Goldsmith, Miss
Hattie Morrise, Jake Newman, Miss Elma
Lobman, Emanuel MIorrise, Miss Rena Else
man, Bernard Rehfeld, Miss Alice Heller,
Isador Robinson, Miss Eva Kahn, Philip
Schwartz, Miss Ida Newman, Miss Thanie
Anspacher, Henry Meyers, Miss Mable
HelIman, Herble Oberfelder.
Sunday, November |, will be the fifth an
niversary of the organization of All Saints
parish and the event will be celebrated in the
usual fitting manner. The holy communion
will be celebrated at II o'clock and at Z 80 will
be held the annual festival service. The
music at this service will be Mendelssohn's
c~autanta "Come Let Us Sing" (the first
time in Omaha1 for tenor solo and chorus.
a full programme will be published next
week.
The first social hop and high five party OF
Abraham Lincoln Garrison No. l3, was held
in the post hall at Fort Omaha last Thurs
day evening aud was one of the most pleas
ant gatherings and delightful parties that
has been neld in tue post for years. The
Second infantry band furnished the music