Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Minor nentio !.

SUlOuCl 4l ' E W luhl la BOio OHsS 81
will Join mis- wife,
Miss Powell of Glenwood, Ia, is visiting
Miss tearl Hartman.
Miss Alice Chambers is visiting Miss
knight of Austin, Tex.
Mrs. William Redick and Miss Dundy are
visiting at Douglas, Wyo.
The club will meet Wednesday evening at
the Lininger art gallery.
Mrs. Herman Calm is entertaining Miss
Paulina jacobson of Erie, Pa.
Judge and Mrs. Wakeley will entertain
Mrs. Flower of Chicago this week.
Miss Nash is expected home tomorrow
from her summer tour in Europe.
Miss Ethyl Lock of Louisiana, Mo, is visi-
ting Mrs. l.. Cohill on st. Mary's avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Blackburn have gone
to Chicago to visit relatives a few days.
MIR. c. w. Lyman of Salt Lake City was
in town during the week visiting old time
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis S. Reed will entertain
Friday evening in honor OF Miss Mabel Bal
combe.
Harry Mott returned Thursday from a
trip to Milford, aud incidentally stopped Off
at Lincoln to see her.
Mrs. Warren NJ. Rogers has returned from
Portland, Me-, and was accompanied ny her
mother, Mrs. Deering.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Webster will give a
dancing party at Fort Omaha Tuesday even
ing in honor of Miss banner.
Miss Gartie Kountze will leave this week
for New York to enter school, and will be ac-
companied by her sister and her father.
Colonel and Mrs. Mason-Bev have gone to
California, stopping at Salt Lake City en-
route TO visit MIR. and Mrs. George Wallace.
Mr.. John II. Blair, a bright lawyer from
Des Moines and a nephew OF millionaire
John l. Blair, was an Omaha visitor yester-
day.
Mrs. N. G. O'Brien, who had been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Il. Rlngwalt,
returned to her home in Detroit on Thurs
day.
Miss Cora Weaver and friend, Miss Flynn
OF Rockford, left on Friday for Lincoln to re
main till after the opening of the new Lans-
ing theater.
Mrs. X. e. Gaylord and her sister, Miss
Zimmerman, left yesterday for a short visit
at Grinnell before the latter goes south with
her mother.
Messrs. Pierre Garneau of Omaha and
Arthur Smith OF Council Bluffs have gone to
Stamford, Conn, to attend the ava
Beach nuptlals.
planned for the Willard hotel Tor Friday
evening last was postponed until Thanks
giving eve.
w. e. Amin and family leave today for
Washington, d.. c., where they will remain
during the winter. They will De %acColnpa-
iA'S' ~ liz -. " StNibNhs
The wedding of Miss Kate Pussy of Coun-
Gil Bluffs to Judge j. +. f. MCGEE of the SUI
perior court is announced for next Wednes-
day afternoon at the brides home.
Mr.. James G.. Reeder and Miss Susie E.
Holt were united in marriage Thursday even
ing at the residence OF Mr.. S. Reeuer, 1921
Cunning street, Rev. H. A. Crane officiating,
Miss Wakeley expects Miss Skinner of
Cedar Rapids, Ia, as a guest this week. Miss
Skinner IS the daughter OF the leading physi-
clan in her city, and the young ladies were
Schoolm ateS.
John T. and j. l.. Stewart and their fami-
lies are at Stanford, Conn, having gone
there to attend the wedding of Charles r..
Stewart and Miss Frances Beach. 1t will
take place Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Spencer of Fort Omaha en-
tertained at dinner Friday evening Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. Webster, Mrs. WicKs, Messrs.
Summers, Hall, Wilson ana Guiou and Misses
Balcombe, banner ana Mcl<enna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcneil entertained a com
pany OF friends Thursday evening with u
musicale. The program was sustained by
Mr.. Hans Albert, Mrs. Hitchcock, Mrs.
Ford, Miss Bella Robinson aud Miss BaylIss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morsman gave a delightful
dinner Monday evening tor Mr.. T.. w.
Lyman of Salt Lake City, Mr.. and Mrs.
Prltchett, Mr.. and Mrs, Barton, MIR. and
Mrs. Yost, Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson and
Mrs. w. Morsman.
MI. anu pIES. ". L. oLEdlJ Oh EuHleWDOu,
near Chicago, celebrated their silver wed
ding recently, and the event has an interest
for many in Omaha because they formerly
lived here, Mr.. Strait having boon connected
with the Union Pacific shops.
MIR. win KoenIg entertained a company of
kindred spirits Friday evening with q novel
pancake party. His guests were Misses
Anna Willard, Bertha Yost, Hoagland, Laura
Hoagland, Brown and McCague, Messrs.
Henry Wyman, Il. III. Patrick, William Nc
Cague and John Patrick.
The Social club of All Saints church pur-
poses giving monthly entertainments, and
the first one was a pronounced success. 1t
was held at Washington hall Thursday even
ing and was attended by two or three hun
dred persons. The Program comprised
musical and literary exercises followed by
dancing.
Mrs. ]. Hodgson, sr., and Mrs. Paul G..
Wickershaw OF San francisco gave a "high
five" party in the parlor of the Hotel Bruus-
wick last Tuesday evening. There were five
tables Of players. Mrs Frederick Paffen.
rath won the first ladies' prize and Mrs. n.
y. Kuhn the second. q. ID. Miner won The
first gentlemen's prize and MIR. N. "A. Kuhn
the second.
Mr., Edgar c: Snyder of The BEE staff
was called TO Thompsontown, Pa. by a tel
egram last Monday announcing the dangerous
illness of his mother, anu she passed away
before he could reach her bedside. Mr..
Snyder has a host OF Omaha friends who
will sympathize with him in his sad be.
reayement, Mrs. Snyder accompanied her
husband east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert K, Ringwalt enter
tanned the following company at a charming
dinner on Wednesday evening in honor OF
their sister, Mrs. O'Brien OF Detroit Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Barker, MIR. and Mrs. Ed
ward p. Peck, Mr.. ana Mrs. James X. Cham
bers, Mr.. and Mrs. Dana 5. Lander, Mr.. and
Mrs. John h. Wilbur, Miss Balcomoe, Miss
Jams ana Mr.. Darling.
The doubly fortunate individuals who COM
posed the coaching party TO MIR. Algernon
Patrick's ranch were entertained Wednesday
evening by Mr.. John Collins with a dinner
spread at his quarters on Twelfth street.
The party included Mr.. aud Mrs. Wheeler,
Mrs. Hun, Miss Boyd, Miss Wakeley and
MIR. Nate Crazy and they presented Mr..
Patrick with "A ieweled whip as a remem-
branee.
Mrs. Hough OF Chicago, daughter OF
Colonel IL. A.. Gilmore, one of the early
settlers Of Omaha, has been spending two
weeks in Omaha as the guest of Mrs. John
A. Horbach and Mrs. Joseph Barker. Mrs.
Hough has enjoyed a round of social gayeties