Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-04
Movements and Whereabouts.

Mr.. Maurice Duryea has gone to Denver.
Mr.. Paul Horbach is home from New York.
Miss Black of Plttsburg is a guest of Miss
McClintock.
Miss Nash sails ON the Tcutonic from Liv-
erpool November.
Mr.. Charles Hill has taken quarters at the
F'renzer for the winter,
Mrs. C. X. Coutant has issued invitations
for a luncneon Tuesday.
Miss May Kline has gone to ST. Louis to
spend the winter with relatives.
f.. A. Reed Of New York was the guest Of
Mr.. A. b. Hudson the past week.
Mrs, Vessels gave c luncheon yesterday,
followed by progressive high five.
Mrs. M. S. Van Dusen returned yesterday
from a short visit to Colorado Springs.
Miss Eva O'Connor left last week for Lin
coin, where she will reside in the future.
c. S. Raymond, who has been in New York
for a week past, is expected home on Tues
day.
Mr.. A.. N. Kitchen, wife and Miss Lila
Hurlbut have returned from;a long European
tour.
DIR. Lee returned from Battle Creek, Mich,
on Friday, accompanied by Mrs. Lee and
their son.
Mrs. C. G. Sprague is home again after a
delightful trip to Denver, Colorado Springs
and Salt Lake.
Miss Tillapaugh of Racine, Wis, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Luut, 1851 North Nine
teenth street.
Mrs. M. B. Davenport returned Monday
from a visit of several weeks with her par
ents at Newark, Ill.
Mrs. II. f.. Bradford Of Pontiac, ILL.,, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. W.. j. Burgess, on South
Thirtieth avenue.
Miss Bessie Morse, who has been the guest
of Mrs. Harry Mccormick, left for her Chi
cage home last evening.
Nra II ~ Eiahnp ~ rh;oo IN ;, ,,;,;,i.u
her sister, Mrs. John Francis, 5lS South
Twenty-eighth street.
Mrs. Josiah French Hill returned Monday
from Concord, N. H., where she spent the
greater portion of the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Clement Chase have gone to
st. Louis to participate in the festivities at
teudant on Yelled PROPHETS week.
Mr.. Charles Dewey and Mss Dewey are
expected home today from their outing on the
continent. They wilpliye at the Paxton.
Mrs. Kate Martin of Chicago and Mrs.
Margaret Miller of Dapyille, H., are in the
city visiting Mrs. S. BIZ Bruner, 29l7 Mason
street. 1.C
MIR andMrs. S. d. Barkalow AVE issued
invitations for n reception noxt Thursday
evening IN honor of theit guest, DIR. Cham
bers of New York. at
Mrs. Clinton Briggs and Mr.. Henry Briggs
have returned from Saiida, Colo, wbero Mir.
Briggs ohiciated as best man at the wedding
of Mr.. Byron Grsves.o1g
Tho Benedicks heidi "stagn social to
celebrate their second Anniversary last even
ing from eight to eleyen. About forty-hve
invitations were issued,
Miss Mae Burns and Miss Ella Bell, who
was a guest of the former for three weeks
past, left for Mount Auburn seminary, Gin
cinnati, on Thursday last,
Harold Lawton, infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs, George Pritchett, was christened last
evening in the presence OF a few friends. A
christening dinner followed.
Captain Crowder and Mr.. Yoss rave a de-
lightiul dinner party Monday evening 10 MIR.
AID Mrs, Ringwalt, Mr.. aud Mrs. Mcintosh,
Mrs, Garneau and Miss Yost.
DIR, aud Mrs. Joseph T.. Duryea go TO Bos-
ton next Tuesday, the former TO assist in the
marriage OF a daughter OF MIR. Joseph White,
the owner OF the Winchester mills.
MIR. George Eastman, who came 10 ohiciate
as best man AT the marriage OF his brother,
MIR. y. II. Eastman, 10 Miss Burns, left
Thursday for his home IN Mlllbury, Mass.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Frisselle, neo Lille
Richardson, arrived Thursday night from the
south, and will make this city their home.
They will occupy Mrs. BroWnsonis cottage
at 1892 Davenport street.
Mrs. Garneau gave a very delightful lunch