Omaha daily bee., 1891-09-27

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MIR. o. T. Eastman, who will be united in
marriage TO Miss Nellie Nickel Burns next
Wednesday, has arrived In the city and Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Burns.
Mrs. w. w. Marsh has gone east with her
son Allen TO place him in the freshman elias $
at Williams college. Mrs. Marsh will spend
a month visiting old friends in Vermont.
MIR. s. Kronberg, the celebrated basso Of
Boston who is touring the country with Gil
more's band, will sing the ohertory solo at
st. Philomena's cathedral this morning.
Hon. George b.. Lane, ox-state superin.
tendent of public schools Of Nebraska, and
his estimable wife are among toe latest
acquisitions to Olympia, Wash, society.
Mrs. Lewis Reed left last week for New
York, where she will place her daughter
Agnes in school. During October Mrs. Reed
will be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chadwick,
Englewood, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mccormick have issued
cards for a dancing party Friday of next
week in honor OF their guest Miss Bessie
Moore. This will probably inaugurate the
seasons round of festivities.
Miss Mary Poppleton and Miss Chandler
gave a tally-ho party last Saturday evening
TO a number OF young friends, starting from
the residence of Mr.. j. j. Brown. The party
was chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Chase.
Rev. l.. Il. Eastman and wife of Farming
ton. Mass, are guests at the residence OF
A'AAs ullu ANIlos Oh DpNBC otAScts my
have come on TO witness the marriage of
their son and Miss Nellie Burns on Wednes-
day.
Friday evening the clerical force of t'al-
coner's enjoyed a delightful outing at Hans
com park. Fifty-ive persons sat down to
supper, which was delightfully."- appointed
and well served. Mrs. Porter oficiated as
Chaperone.
Rev. George p. Eastman Of Millbury,
Mass, a brother of Mr.. o. t. Eastman, who
will o%ficiate as best mar on the occasion of
the latter's marriage, has arrived in Omaha
and is stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Burns, l723 Dodge street.
Tho marriage Of Miss Milla Harriet Baird
and Mr.. Dellizon Arthur Foote was solemn
lied Thursday last at the residence OF the
BRIDES parents, Holly, Michigan. Mr.. and
Mrs. t'oote will be at home after October s,
at 2533 st. Mary's avenue.
Mrs. Edward N. Brown gave a delightful
party assisted by Mrs. Benjamin and Miss
Maze Pauck In honor of her son Chefs sew
enth birthday Tuesday evening, There
wore about fifty little folks assembled, and
they thoroughly enjoyed the hospitality Of
their amiable hostess. @
Miss Addie Clinchard Of 1441 Georgia ave-
nue., celebrated her fourteenth birthday at
Hanscom park, Saturday afternoon. Those
present were: Carrie Erickson, LULU Tuttle,
Emma Goodman, Mable Boyd, Edith Burr,
Sadie Alexander, Nellie Kessler, Agnas EN-
erson, Mamie Boyle, Ella Waggoner, Hear
J line Curtis. Claire and Grace Northrup, Amy
Burr, Constance Cluichard and Edns Howell.
Saturday evening, in honor of his guest,
Mr.. O'Brien Of Burlington, Ia, Mr.. }. Il.
Ringwalt gave a most enjoyable ''stag"
party. The guests were: General Gown,
Mr.. G. W. Hull, Mr.. Stuart Hayden, Mrn
Henry w. Yates, MIR. ID. Stubbs, Mr.. Da.
Wheeler, Mr.. L. p. Funkhouser, Mr.. G. +.
Stebbins, Mr.. j. E. Wilbur, Mr.. G. M.
Hitchcock, Mr.. Dan Morgan, Mr.. Thomas
Fitzpatrick, Mr.. Carr, Mr., Theodore Ring
walt, MIR. r. X. Rlngwalt and Mr.. O'Bren.
miss Harriet L. Brown of Omaha, Neb.,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. r. G. Brown,
formerly of this city, says the Defiance,
Ohio, Daily Crescent, ''who is visiting rela-
tlves here, will leave next Tuesday for New
York, from whence she will sail on the Ham,
~burg-American packet Normannia, on Tues
day the oath inst, for Berlin. Germany, to
perfect her musical studies. The young lady
is an accomplished pianist and will take a
course in music for one year. Her perfor-
mances on the piano have excited consider
able interest in musical circles and she is
looked upon as a rising young musician
Our readers will remember the young lady
as a graduate of the class of 80, of our
Omaha High school, who rendered the piano
selection at the commencement exercises Of
that year. Miss Brown is not only a pianist
of much skill and promise, but is a vocalist
also, possessing a soprano voice OF much
range and sweetness and her friends will be
glad to know of her good fortune in having
the opportunity of further study and i'm
provement In the musical atmosphere of Ger
many the land of Wagner, Beethoven, Men
delssohu and many other eminent musicians.