Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-13

MIR. Ed II. Williams and family left Mon.
day for Florida, where they will sponu the
winter. The trip Is taken for the benefit OIL
MIR. Williams health.
MIR. l.. Mendelssohn, architect, loft last
Wednesday for Salt Lake City and Helena
on important architectural business and will
return in about two weeks.
Mrs. ID. g. Dunbar, who is visiting In Salt
Lake CITY, was entertained by MIR. and Mrs.
j. n. Caine last Thursday evening, q high five
party being given In her honor.
Miss jennie Hodson OF Jaynesyille. Ill. 1,
the guest OF Miss Alice Tracy, aud will be
the maid OF honor at the wedding OF tho lat
ter to Mr.. Hubert Allen December %.
Colonel George b. Sanford and vito were
in the city Thursday visiting their cousin,
Mrs. Charles a Dean. Colonel Sanford has
Just returned from a six months leave Of alb
Sence.
Mrs. l.. Mendclssohn aud children, Masters
Gordon and Paxton, have concluded to re-
main abroad until next summer Their
present address Is Hotel Monopol, Nurnberg,
Germany.
Mrs. Il. s.. Dundy, accompanied by her
mother Mrs. Il, X. sutton, arrived from the
latter's homo in Ohio on Thursday. Mrs.
sutton will spend some time with her
daughter.
Mrs. John A. Wakefield is entertaining
her cousins, Miss Corby and Miss Robidoux,
TWO charming young ladies from St. Louis
VIM arc lOtutTS III IuO SOCIAL HE OF That
southern city.
Tn marriage of Miss Elizabeth b. Tat
um and Chester +. Barnard will be solemn
lied on Wednesday, December %, at > 30 at
the residence Of the brides parents, 26lO
Howard street.
Mr.. Edward Mccormick and Miss Nc
Cormick Will occupy their beautiful new
nome on Ihirty-third street, between Far
nam and Dodge, this week. The home Is one
OF tho handsomcSt in Omaha.
Miss Celina Kelly, niece of Samuel Burns,
left for New York on Wednesday and sailed
yesterday via the steamer Anchoria OF tho
Anchor line for Glasgow, Scotland, for he,
homo In county Tyrone, Ireland.
prince Puss in Boots,r a bright operstta
for the children, will be given under the au-
spices of the Ladies Society of tho First
Congregational church, Friday evening of
TINS week and Saturday matinee.
Cards have been received announcing tho
marriage of Edward Davis Evans and Grace
Hammond Himrod, which was solemnized at
Waterford, Pa, December .. They will be
at nome after January 1 at PLY Webster
street, Omaha.
On Friday Mrs. Bosche entertained with a
pink luncheon in honor of her niece, Miss
Hipp of Cincinnati. Covers were laid for the
Misses Doane, Wakeley, Skinner, Hime-
baugh, Parker, Ada Parker, Moore, Pratt,
Baloh and Thede Balch.
Ralph Sheldon Connell, the eldest son of
Hon. w. j. Connell, returns nome on the 9th
inst. for the holidays. He will have rs his
guest William l.. Burns of Anaconda, Mont.
Both lads are cadets at st. Paurs Cathedral
school, Garden City, Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Garneau returned
Friday from a fortnignt's visit to St. Louis.
They were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
CLIFFORD Richardson, president of the Rich
ardson Drug company, and also president of
the Chemical National bank of St. Louis.
N1aynrnIn,t INnn,.a Da o.
was the guest of Mayor Alger OF Cambridge
this morning. Mayor Bemis was delighted
with the new city hall, anu was shown the
points of interest about the city, accompany
ing Mayor Alger in a close carriage. Boston
Herald.
In honor Of Miss Skinner of Cedar Rapids
Mrs. :. u. v. Grlswold gave a yellow lunch
con on wednesday at | o'clock. TIL decora-
lions were very dainty, yellow roses pre-.
dominating. Five courses were served, the
guests beng Misses Skinner, Hughes, Emily
Wakeley, Doane and Barnard.
MIR. lido Brachvogel lectured last evening
before the leading German society of Chi
cago, taking for his subject ''uhe Life and
Works of Joseph Victor Scneffel," who died
In 1856. Afterwards a celebrated German
actor, now playing a star engagement in Chi
cago, reclted a number of tho poets best
verses.
TIL young ladies of Council Bluffs are al
ready making arrangements for a large leap
year party to be given New Years night in
the Royal Arcanum parlors. The young men,
loo, are making arrangements for the occa-
sion. For once they will enjoy the pleasure
of having all their wants looked after by the
fair sex. A pleasure vouchsafCd only during
leap year.
st. Andrews Preceptory will, on Monday
evening, hold one of the most important
meetings in its existence, being the public
ceremony of constitution and installation. On
thlS occasion rot 0n1u tho unanimous b ~, 80 tla
preceptory will be present, but it is ex-
pected that a large number of prominent
citizens. who have been invited, will attend
as guests OF the lodge.
The "Premier" high five club were enter
tained by Mrs. A. Polack on Thursday even
ing. Mrs. Albert Calm won the first prize,
an Omaha souvenir spoon. Mrs. Polack the
second, a silver glove buttoper. Mr.. Heyn,
the gentleman's first prize, a silver shoe but
toner, and Mr.. Martin Oahu, a silver kew
ring. The members present were: MIR, and
Mrs. Andrew Haas, MIR. and Mrs. Moritz
Meyer, MIR. and Mrs. Martin Calm, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Calm, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Katz,
Mr., and Mrs. Lobeman, Mr.. and Mrs. Heyn,
Mr., and Mrs. New.
The F. L.. s.. met at the residence of Miss
Fanny Wedge Tuesday evening. After dis
GUESSING Irving for three hours the society de-
cided to take up Whittier at their next meet
ing, which will be held at the residence of
Miss Grace Polglase. Those present Tues
p"y ofehihs Wcle ds IOllOWS, j. II. Bates,
president; Miss Madge Learner, secretary;
Miss Fanny. Learner, Fanny Wedge. Ed.
Wilcox, Wylie Jones, Grace Polglase, Fanny
Bates, Blanche Bay, Art Angel. Pearl Ochii-
tree. Eva Jones, Frank Polglase, Carl Ochil-
tree, Fred Schneider, Miss Blanche Boudi-
not, Jack Fowler, Luther Tate. Byron Kuhn.
Frank HASKELL, May Fawcett.
L Thursday evening at the residence of Mr.
ana Mrs. Ed Kelly, 630 South Nineteenth
street, a charmlngly informal high five party
given In honor of Mrs. Kelly's brother, Mi.
10 Bee; There were present MIR. aud Mrs,
Kelly, DR.. Fl. l.. Burrell, Misses Jessie
Hughes, Lizzie Catalina, Ida Kane, Ida
haddin, Lgcele Penn, LottIe Mitchell, Alice
Parotte, Fannie Cusack, Emma Swanson.
Lena Pratte, Jennie Goodrich, Messrs. Frank
RIcky, Frank Collect, Lee Ro Bee. Harry
Kelly, Frank Kane, Paul Leslie, w. White
and Q: h. White. The prizes were captured
by Alice Parotte and Frank Rlcky, a lovely
lace hand kerchief by the lady and handsome
neck tle by the gentleman. Refreshments
at IL O'clock. Then music and a
social time generally.
Mrs. A. X. Egbert with her nephew ana