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Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-27
Welded on Christm ~ Eve.

A beautiful home wedding was solemnized
on Christmas eve at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles j. Caswell of BOIL Pacific
street, the contracting parties being MIR.
Alexander L.. Metzel and Miss Ellen M. Stoll.
The rooms were rich in floral decorations,
in which the idea of yellow was very prettily
carried out. Promptly at $ o'clock Miss
Elijah eth Breckenridge began playing tho
"I4ohcngrIn March," soft strains continuing
throughout the ceremony, which was per.
formed by Rev. W. j. Harsha of the First
Presbyterian church.
The wedding party preceded by little Miss
Gertrude Caswell, bearing the ring on a
dainty yellow cushion, took position before
the officiating clergyman. The bride looked
very charming in a wedding gown OF yellow
cOrn-colored faille and c%hiffron, on trainc,
After the very Impressive service, ccngratu.
lations were extended to the newly married
pair, who are both we'll known aud highly
esteemed The bride has been a very sue
cessful teacher in the public schools OF
Omaha for several years. The groom IL an
energetic ana rising young man connected
with the Insurance Company of North
America of Philadelphia as a spe-
ciat agent. The dining-room was
very prettily decorated with forms, palms
and chrysanthemums. The guests being
seated at small tables were served TO a very
dainty repast. Tho table in the center of
the room contained the BRIDES cake, Don
bons, etc.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
j. Caswell, Miss Gertrude Caswell, Mrs. :.
a. Knight, Captain and Mrs. II. f.. Palmer,
Miss Clara Palmer, Mr.. George H.. Palmer,
MIR. j. M. Richards, Miss Maud Richards,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Binney, Miss Elizabeth
Breckenridge, Miss Pugh, Miss Jennie
Pugh, Miss Julia Newcomb, Miss Clara
Duvai, MIR. w. w. Mitchell, Mr.. John w.
Iyers and Guy Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Met2el will be home to their
friends at NO. 1912 Poppleton avenue, after
February |, 1892.
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Under the Mis,letoe Tough.

On Wednesday afternoon the pretty home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tatum presented
tho typical picture Of a home decorated for
the joyous Christmas festivities. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tatum, assisted by their daughters,
Mrs. Robert Reynolds and Miss Tatum, upon
this occasion entertained about seventy of
their most intimate friends, under wreathes
of holly and evergreens, lntertwined with
soft white ribbons, which contrasted most
tremendously with their red berries.
The arches, doorways and staircase were
trimmed profusely with evergreens and
holly.
The feature of this enjoyable occas ion was
the marriage OF their daughter Elizabeth to
Chester F.. Barnard, Promptly at 2:30, to
the sweet strains of Lohengrln's wedding
March" played bv Mrs. Fl. T. WhItmore, the
bridal party came down the stairs, pre-
coded by the two ushers, Mr.. Joseph
Baldridge and Mr.. William Fowler.
who formed an aisle of white ribbon 8,
through which came Rev. r. J. Mackay. the
groom and his best man, Charles G. Clapp.
Then the bride, on the arm OF her father,
dressed in a stylish travelling gown of blue,
hat to match, frightened by large pink roses,
carrying a large bunch of white carnations,
which she handed to her little nephew, Ed
win w. Itaynolds, who stood at one side of
the canopy OF evergreens and holly, while on
Tue oIner StOou d uanuSoIne JAIL lulhp, WIN
IA large white tissue shade caught here ana
here with holly.
January.
Among the invited guests were Judge and
Mrs. Woolworth, Mrs. Robert Clarkson, Mr.,
and Mrs. George w. Ames, Mr.. and Mrs.
Antes, Mr.. and Mrs. Bosche, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Baum, MIR. and Mrs, Cole, MIR. and Mrs.
w. f.. Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs.
Guild, Mr.. and Mrs, +. NJ.
Bartlett, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Baron Riley, Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Vail.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Stoddard, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
nolds, Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Mackay, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Gaylord, MIR.
and Mrs. ID. J. Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. Bald
ridge, Misses Lazear, Pratt, Hall, Bache,
Dundy, Evans, Howell, Woolworth, Hipp,
Pounsford, Funke, Campbell, Messrs. Bald
ridge. Clapp, George Ross, Fowler, White,
Dana CollinS and Smith
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The ChiIlren's Menk.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Yates, a dancing
party for Miss Mary Lemon and Miss Louisa
Lemon at Hillside Wednesday evening.
Clarence, Grace and Jean Thurston have
invited forty-tive of their young friends to
eat Jack Horner pto'' with them from |
until 3 on Wednesday, and to 100 elder chill
dren to a dancing party from 4 until 7 at
''Thorwold.n
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f, Yost. a card party
Tuesday evening,
Miss May Hamilton and Master Fred Ham
ilton entertain Saturday, January ,, at Ham
Iltou Place.
MIR. and Mrs. w. G. Chambers have issued
invitations for n reception New Years from
3 to q, when Mrs. w. $. Poppleton, Miss
lRawles, Mrs. Charles l.. Deuel., Miss Hoag-
land, Miss Laura HoaglGnd. the Misses Wad-
leigh, Miss Bache, Miss Leila Shears, Mrs.
Albert Calm, Mrs. Martin Calm, Miss Nettio
Johnson and Mss Louisa Johnson will assist.
Mrs w. j. ConnelI announces a dancing
party for her sons, Ralph and Carl, aud Joe
Barkor, jr., Monday evening, December %.
Miss Gertrude Ringwalt will give a lunch
con IN honor of Master Joe Barber Tuesday,
December 90, at / O'Clock.
Henry aud Gordon Clark will give Il dane
ing party Tuesday evening, December 20, at
s O'Clock.
Mr.. Thomas Swobe will give a large re.
ception for the ladies OF the Willard, Thurs
day, January I, from , until 3. The ladies
who will receive arc Mrs. Swobe, Mrs Dietz,
Mrs, Victor Coffman, Mrs. Levi Carter. Mrs.
Il. 4. Richie, Mrs. Frank Muir and Mrs. A.
RoSewaLer.
The young ladies will give a leap year
party at tn o Willard, Friday evening, Jan
uaTy /
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. 7. Mount have issued
cards for u cotillon in honor of their daugh-
ter, Miss Mae Mount, at the Willard, Thurs
day, Dec. 81.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George A. Joslyn, 2522 Dav-
nuunrf Strnnt UiyR n rarantiOu I'm hnnnr pf
Misses Gibson and Wort, New Years eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 5. Montgomery give a
dancing party for their sons, Charles and
Gray, December 30.
MIR. {, s. Raymond will receive his gentle
men friends on January | from 6 to 10 and
will be assisted by General BROOKE, DR.. j.
Il. Duryeas j. NJ. Thnrston, IL. G.. Burt,
Charles Ogden, John 5. Brady, j. Il.
Buctanan, NJ, I. Barlow, 5. A. McWhorter,
w, n. Babcock, Frank Colpetler, Joseph
Garneau and DIR. j. II. Peabody.
Misses Matte and Ida Sharp will receive
on New Years from 3 until Il and Will be
assisted by the following bevy of young
women; Mrs. McCord, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs.
Harry McCormick, Mrs. Remington, Mrs.
Brady, Mrs. Bradford, Miss Dundy, Miss
Brown, Miss Chandler, Miss Wakeley, Miss
Emily Wakeley, Miss Williams, Miss Yost
and Miss Doane.
The Misses Lobeman, Hellman, A. New
mai, Wollstein and Seligson will receive
their friends New Years afternoon from 3
until q o'clock at the residence Of Miss Lobe
man, nos st, Mary's avenue.
High Five ON Farnam street.
MIR. and Mrs. w. y. DabcocK gave a de-
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One of the prettiest of this happy seasons
weddings was solemnized at All Saints
church, Tuesday at high uoon, Miss Carrie
r. House, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jen-
nison, being the bride, and Mr.. Wilbur G..
Brandt, the groom.
The church had just received it's decora-
lions for the holiday season, evergreens and
holly predomluatinG, ana the sunlight of Il
beautiful winter day Illuminated the editice
with n touch of gold, resting upon the carved
image of the Christ ut the base of the
raredos, and bringing it into bold relief
from the shadows about IL, making the story
of the cross particularly real. The chancel
too was picturesque in its trimmings of red
and green, while the altar shown resplend-
ant with its wealth OF gold embroidered
cloth.
The church at the noon hour was comfort
ably filled by the friends of the contracting
/, parties, many of the BRIDES schoolmates
and youthful associates being present
to honor the far young woman soon to be
made a wife.
Some little time before the hour named for
the ceremony Miss Mamie Jossiyn, a friend
of the BRIDE, took her seat al tie organ and
as "a prelude to the service played the
Bridal Chorus with fine effect, the exalted
tone poem appealing lrresistably To those
present. just ut the noon hour the or
ganlst changed the theme and over the heads
of the waiting congregation swelled the
kTdnu music VI the LOutIkTlu NcuullB
March, and the procession entered from the
choir room, the ushers leading, MIR. Louder
Charlton, MIR. Lawrence, Mr.. Rathbun and
MIR. Holton. Then cam the bridesmaids,
MissSettie Johnson and Miss Parker, followed
by a sweet picture of youthful loneliness,
Peachie Whitmore, who carried the ring
upon u pillow OF white satin, and lastly the
bride, attended by her maid Of honor.
At the chanceI steps tho bride
was met by the groom attended by
his best man, Mar. G. {. Dietz, and
the participants in the pretty ceremony stood
in front of the altar, where Rev. MIR. Mackay
read. the service OF the church IN a manner
which showed profound study and fine dis.
elimination, AT the conclusion of the core
mony the occasional began the Organist play
ing Mendelssohn's wedding march the bride
aud groom leading, followed by the maid of
honor and best man, the bridesmaids, ushers,
ring bearer and the relatives OF both families
joined through the medium OF the ring.
The bride Is a charming woman, with graces
OF mind ana heart which made her "A great
favorite among nar large circle of girl friends
and gentlemen acquaintances. She wore an
exquisite brida toilette or very heavy faille
Franchise, entraiue, the richness OF the cos
tune made additionally handsome by point
lace, an heirloom in the family. Her Iulle
veil fell In graceful folds, bringing out the
intellectual face Of tho chief player
in this pretty drama OF modern
lie. She carried a magnificent bouquet OF
BRIDES roses, loosely held together by broad
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bands OF white ribbon. At her throat was n
diamond pendant, the gift OF the groom,
The maid OF honor, Miss Lillian House,
sister of tho bride. wore a beauti-
full gown of pale blue silk, very
simply made but still very effective. Miss
lNettie johnson, first bridesmaid, wore a
Greciau costume of blue silk, while the sec.
ond bridesmaid, Miss Parker, was prettily
gowned III white.
Tho ring bearer, Peachie Wrrtmorc, looked
for all the world like one Of Darhley's Christ
mas pictures in a sweet dress Of white silk,
while her dark hair was Illuminated almost
with the wreath OF holly that encircled her
head.
From / until 3 a reception was held at the
residence of the brides parents, 253j
Dodge street, which was attended by
many of Omaha's best known people, Miss
House having lived here for q NUMBER OF
years.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Brandt left for Ha-
gerstown. Md, where MIR. Brandt Will
engage in the house furnishing business with
his father. For several years the groom was
connected with the Pacific Express company
and his associates remembered the occasion
both by their attendance in the church and
In more substantial WAYS.
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The MiIInrd Dancing Party.

A dancing party was given Wednesday
evening by Mrs. Ezra Willard in honor Of
Miss Helen aud Master Ezra Willard. The
decorations were very beautiful, green being
in the ~predominance. The mantel, walls
and chandeliers were gracefully adorned
with evergreens. Hans Albert's orchestra,
stationed ia a bower, discoursed enhancing
music. The children engaged in dancing and
games proper TO this joyous season. the fair
hostess led the sports, while admiring parents
looked on and enjoyed the inspiring sight.
Those present were: Miss Nellie Vale,
Miss Addle Nash, Miss Daisy Houston, Miss
Mae Mount, Miss Carrie Mercer, MISS Bessie
Peck, Miss Winnie Grey, Miss Edith Pres
ton, Miss Jessie Godso, Miss May Hamilton,
Miss Sue Colpeltzer, Miss Jentie Yates, Miss
Mabel TAYLOR, Miss Frederick Vessels, Miss
Ada Bowen, Miss Darline Coe, Miss Bessie
Dufrene, Miss GertIe Ringwalt, Miss Emma
Sherwood, Miss Louise Squires, Miss Flo
renee Fitzpatrick, Miss Mia Lally, Miss
Ethel Morse, and Masters doe M~orseman, Ed
Morseman, George Mercer, Herbert Morse,
Sam Morse, Herman Kouutle, Luther
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lightful high five party Monday evening at
their attractive home oil West Farnam street.
Mrs. Babcock wodiidcreased admiration in
the sphere Of hostess, and was assisted most
gracefully in entertaining by her sister. Mrs.
Morgan, of California. who is visiting her.
a most enjoyable evening was passed by
those present. lGu
Mr.. and Mrs. Drake and Mr.. and Mrs. Col
PETER were tho recipients Of four bcauti-
full prizes. 1b7
Those present were: Messrs. aud Mes
danes Moore, Drake, Bartlett, Colpet2er,
Ray mond. Purvis, Clark, Pratt, Goodrich,
Cddy, Mis- ,es Shattnck, Morton and MIR.
Skinner. -
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A CotilIon at thc Fort.

Captain King, whose stories Of army life
are more widely read than any other writer
of these I'm dc sicclc days, relates in QUO Of
his books the difficulties attending the giving
of "A cotilion at a frontier post, but the dwell
ers ut Fort Omaha experienced little tho
drawback OF their frontier brcihrou, when
after one or two days preparation they gave
the first cOtiilon OF the season Christmas
evening at the garrison. The german had
been tho happy thought of the bachelor
officers of the post, and it was upon n scale
equal If not cNcclllng past efforts In the
same vein.
a number Of guests were present from
town, and while small tho dancing was spir-
tied and the participants enjoyed the occa-
sion immensely.
Those present were: Captain and Mrs.
Dempsey, Captain and Mrs. Ulio, Captain
and Mrs. Warning, Mrs. General Wheaton,
Captain Spencer, Mrs. Wicks, Lieutenant
ami Mrs. Wright, Lieutenant and Mrs. Nal
lory, Mrs. Abercrombie, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Van Lieu, Lieutenant and Mrs. Web
ster. Mrs. j. II. Wheeler, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Pickering, Misses Waring, Hartsutf,
Dauner, Chambers, Rawles, Higgins, Messrs.
Whitman, Bookmiller. McDougall, Hoth,
Ross, Hines. Howell, Jordan, Arrowsmith,
MCenCr, RCOu.
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Dnncing ON Christmas Eve.

One OF the h~appiest and most enjoyable
events Of the holiday week was the party
given by Master Joe Barker at the home of
his parents, MIR, and Mrs, Joseph Barker,
Forest Hill, on Christmas eve. The parlors
were brilliantly lighted and presented a
pretty appearance, as wreGths of holly aud
evergreen aoounded. Master Joe entertained
In a royal manner, and q glorious time was
enjoyed by those who accepted the invitation
OF the young host, The evening was devoted
TO dancing, social chat and games. Those
present were: Masters Burns, Brown, Burnt
ham, Royd, Burns, Caldwell, Coffman, II.
Clark, q. Clark, Gown, Colpetzer, II. Cornell,
g.. Council, W, Doherty, d.. DOherty, Doane,
Davenport, Formal, GILBERT, Hanchett,
Hobbie, Hughes, Hoagland, Hamilton, Hend-
ricks, H.. Kountze, L.. Kountze. Kennard,
Lionbergcr, Lake, II, Morse, S, Nose,
Willard, Morseman, &. Pratt, l.. Pratt,
Pritchett, Plnney, Shiverick, Sherwood, Il.
Swobe, d.. Swobe, Stebbins, Towle, Taylor,
Tilden, Wallace, Weeks, Webster, Yates,
Barker, and Misses Allen, Q. Brown. Nj.
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South Oinahn SocictY.

DESPITE the advent of the cold wave Christ
mas eve the Young Peoples social club
turned out in full force TO enjoy one of the
most pleasant parties yet given by the club.
The toileLs worn by the ladies were unusually
fine, many of them deserving special mention
for their beauty ana tho taste displayed in
their construction. y supper, or rather a
splendid banquet, was served at the close of
the twelfth dance and it was fully three
quarters of an hour before the orchestra
struck up one of the lovely selections for the
Saratoga lancers. Messrs. Jack Ackerly,
Charles II. Lake and Burt f.. Wilcox showed
their usual well-tried ability in the manage
ment of the event, while Messrs. II. 5. Nc
Dougal, r.. T.. Patten and A. Z. Cooper at
tended to the necessary duties of floor man
ayers. Tho following persons were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Berry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Al Abbott, Messrs. w. G. Davey, {. II.
Lake, A. II. Kelly, II. NJ. Christie, Harry
Dennis, f. II. Griffith, Ed Hatcher, ii! G.
Cooper, William Farrer, Fred Grantham,
Frank Hansman, II. >. NcDougal, Frank
Suplee, A.. NJ. Pierson, +. Il. Patten, William
Ward, Fred Cockrell, Frank Cockrell, Will
liam Grmth, Herbert Broadwell, X. Hunt,
William WEIGH, B. f. Wilcox, Misses jessie
Savage, Hamilton, Hermand Laur, Lambert,
Mccullough, Mccoy, Rasch, 81 plee, Nitche,
Arnold, Davis, Woodland, Catfeen, Hans
man, Walling, Lille Savage, Adams, Elliott,
Maine Laur, Cooper.
THE BACHELORS BALL.
On Tuesday evening the bachelors, young
and old, of South Omaha, will give II fare
well ball IN view of the fact That leap year is
so close at hand. There is every indication
that the event will be a notable and cnjoya-
BILE one. The affair will open with the
bachelors grand march and stag dance,
after which Mr.. $. =. Brigham will deliver
the address OF welcome TO the ladies and gem
tlemen present, The response will be made
by Mr., Eli Doud. The speeches Will be brief
commencing at $ 80 ana ending about $3.50.
Late corners will not be admitted until the
speeches are ended. After this a program
OF twenty numbers will be danced.
MAGIC CITY SOCIAL NOTES.
Miss May Seykora is passing the holidays
at Brooklyn.
Miss Alice Havens is spending the holidays
at Atlantic. la.
Mr.. Il. Halback, of Fort Calhoun, is the
guest of his grandson, Gene PaLtin.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Carpenter, of lndianOla,
ia. have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G. Graham.
Mrs. Bruno Strathman has been very i'll,
but is now convnlescent.
Miss Ada Blackstone, n sister of Mrs.
Joseph Cornish, was married Wednesday
evening to Mr.. l.. NJ. Crane, of Lyons,
MISS Hope Horribly spent Christmas at
Wayne.
Miss Emma Wood is enjoying a visit at
Missouri junction.
Mrs, Dr. Whiunery and children are visit
ing al Columbus, o.
ON Thursday evening Paul McAuloy, Of
this city, was married to Miss IRA Smith, Of
Omaha.
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Launching a Debutante.

1t was but a very short time ago, only last
summer, that Miss Frances Amy Barker
graduated with honor from Brownell hall,
and now she is a society devotee, having
been successfully drought out" Tuesday
evening by her uncle and aunt. MIR. and Mrs.
Joseph Barker, Forest Hill. 1t was a post
graduate party, Mr.. and Mrs. Barker having
promised the young lady TO give her a com
ing out party upon ner graduation.
The decorations in honor of the event and
the bud who is destined to be a faVorite in the
social life of the city were upon Il very lavish
scale, the air throu Shout the Barker home
being heavy with roses, while holly and
evergreens told the story of the seasons
cheer and gladneSs. SmilaX depended
from the chandeliers, rosebowls filled
to overtiowng with roses, graCed
mantel, table and niche, while palms and the
seasonaole mistletoe were everywhere seen.
The dining room was a floral bower, La
France roses entering largely into the
decorations. The table was exceedingly
pretty with II large cut glass bow in tn
center filled with flowers, while candelabra
shed light at either end from pink tapers.
There was a second supper room ABOVE stairs,
which, III anything, was even more hand
some than its counterpart on the first floor.
Mrs. Barker was assisted by her niece in
receiving, the formerbeing gowned in hand
some black silk, heavily trimmed with Jet
while the debutantG, wore an exquisite
creation OF pink silk,Lsmply made in keeping
with the demure and Rirlish wearer, trimmed
in chiffon. IDUg
Among the dancers present were: Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Poppleton, MIR. and Mrs.
VIII Redick, Mr.. anntNlrs. Clement Chase,
Mr.. and Mrs. HarryltM Mccormick, Misses
Woolworth, Palmer 1Theo Balch, Nash,
Alien, Hughes, BROWN Pink Balch, Gushing,
Chandler, Cook, DetW6iler, Creighton, Hib.
bard, Himebaugh, alENennedy, Sherwood,
Chandler, Stebbins, Turner, Wallace, Yost.
Stella Hamilton, L. H8agland, Pratt, Emily
Wakeley, ID. WallaEe,5, Messrs. Barkalow,
Crazy, Berlin, CornisB,s C%rofoot, Frank Ham,
ilton, Caldwell Hamitt54, Augustus Kountze,
Charles Kountze, Wi4ikoenig, Marbury, Earl
o. c. Redick, Weekssg Wilcox, Darling.
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Brown, NJ, Bechel, l.. Bcchel, Burnham,
Gown, Colpetzer, G.. Crowell, NJ. Crowcll,
ii. Drake, l. Drake, Doherty, Denise, -Esta.
BROOK, Gilbert, Hanchett, Hobbio, Hamilton,
Hoaglaud, kountzc, Fitzpatrick, Lioubcrgcr,
NJ. Morse, +. Morse, X. Morse, Willard,
Nash, b. Peck, H.. Peck, pinney, Ringwalt,
Rounds, Shiverick, Sherwood, Smith,
Squircs, Smith. Thomas, I'owle, Taylor.
Wpagpls Rur.fpr
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With the Children.

Wednesday afternoon the children of st.
Peters school presented n Christmas play to
a large crowd of admiring friends and rela'
tives. The play was in five acts and por-
trayed the events Immediately preceding the
birth of the Christ child. The program was
as follows:
Observation-Disclosures played by
Goidle and Blanche Murphy.
Welcome to friends, by three charming
little girls.
Scene |. The Bird of Paradise.
Northumberland MciIugb.
Music, Observation-Disclosures Sullivan.
IL Notwithstanding and Julia
Cannon.
Piano Solo The Storm-Kunkel; Miss
Annie Sullivan.
Scene ii. The Annunciatiop. Miss Stella
Murphy impersonated the Virgin acceptably.
Miss Katie Donavan took the part of the
angel Gabriel.
Duet, violin and piano, j. Little and a.
Sullivan.
Scene III, Nazareth. 40 holy Night"
sung by a chorus of ~thirty-tive pupils.
Leon McHugh gave a clever recitation en-
titled 'Gualoentas' Victory
The play closed with a grand tableau, THE
Cave Of the Nativity The Adeste Eideles
was sung by the entire school as the curtain
fell.
The marked success of the entertainment
was due TO the careful training of the Sisters
of the Sacred Heart.
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kouutze, Frod Lake, Paul Hoaglaud, Kari
and VIII Burnam, Eugene Becbe, Will
Burns, Henry Gordon Clarke, Archie Pratt,
ROllin Smith, Lindsay Sherwood, Ross
Towlo, Howard Tilden. Russell Wilbur,
James Wallace, Hal Yates.
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A Night of Music,

The Temple quartette will make its first
bow to an Omaha audience at the Grand
opera house Monday evening. The Reinecke
quartette and Messrs. Nat Brigham and
Olaf Petersen will assist in the following
program:
PART FIRST.
champagne son" ,.,.... ...,......... SchrOter
Temple Quartette.
lie Was "A Prince %. o.. ........... Lynnes
Miss Amsden,
Forgive and Forget ........,...... Wellings
Mr., Brigham,
Peasants Wedding March ......... Sodermann
Reinecke Quartette,
MIR. Derrick.
The Drowsy Woods. ................ .Storch
Mr., Brigham and Quartette,
PART SECOND
Reinecke QuRrtette.
The Lilies Clustered Fair and Tall .....D Dana
Mr., Brigham,
ne roar. &c ,,'','': ,.,..,....'.,. ,.,..., WIN
Temple Quartette,
''''' ''' MIR Petersen.
Serenade-Good Night ............. MarsChner
Temple Quartette.
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duced the bride and groom, aud they were
the recipients OF hearty congratulations from
the friends present.
Dainty refreshments were served in the
dining room, Mrs. Augustus Pratt presid-
ing. The table was decorated in white
aud green, having a handsome white
spread with two white silk scarfs drawn
across. In the center stood Il large cut glass
candelabra outlined with holly. The brides
cake stood at one end with a bunch Of bride
roses upon it, while the groom's stood at tho
other with American beauties. Tho bride
cut her caKe with the same silver knife her
mother did hers Just thirty-five years ago.
A delicious punch was served in the hail
ana between the wedding ceremony and the
Christmas cheer 1t was one of the %jolliest
weddings held In Omaha for ONE time. The
bridal flowers were caught by Miss Bache.
MIR. and Mrs. Barnard left the house at I
amid showers OF rice, followed by
fourteen young people, who saw
them safely TO the train. Al the
depot Miss Tatum invited those there to
return in the evening so the festivities were
kept up until a very late hour.
MIR. and Mrs. Barnard were the recipients
OF many handsome presents. After a trip to
Chicago they will be at home TO their friends
at 2Bl0 Howard street after the 18th OF
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High Five ON Farnam street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. DabcocK gave a de-