Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05

England. is the guest of Colonel Stanton
MISS Florence England, whose artistic
ABILITY has always been very favorably
known, graduates this year from the Boston
Museum OF Art, having completed the four
years course In two yeats and half.
3 Among those who enjoyed picnic at Pries'
lake Decoration day was a tallyho party con-
slstlng oil Misses Truland, Margaret Truland,
Boutin, Burns, Draggoo, Thomas Lancaster.
Gertrude Lancaster, Adams, Garrett, Ran
KIN ana Hunter: Messrs. Burns, Van Aernam,
Guy Burns, Hunter, Smith. Winter, Adams,
Hardy, Southrnayd and Buunell.
Last Saturday evening Miss Lemist enter
talnod at dinner in honor OF Miss Markham.
The table was set in red. Red candles In
silver candtesticks placed at the corners shed
rosy light over the enterpiece of glass,
holding geraniums and lilacs. The guests
were Miss M arkam, Miss Mary Poppleton,
Miss Nash, Mr.. John Patrick, Mr.. Gannett,
Mr.. Ed Sherwood, MIR. @. II. Wilson.
Bishop John Vincent in speaking before
the 1.-Two Issue club, the Young Mems
Christian association and the Chautauqua
circle offended the explicit instructions of
homo of MIR. ]. ~ h.TMcConneli, where he has
been since his coming to Omaha. Bishop
Vincent is suffering from a severe throat
affection, but is happily recovering.
MIR. and Mrs. j. N. H. Patrick, Judge and
Mrs. Doane, DR.. and Mrs Luddiugton, Cen
CLARKE, MISS Hughes, Miss Sherwood, Miss
Yost Miss Hamiisan, Miss Ger1e Kountze.
Miss Edna Gown. Mr.. Meday. Mr.. r. w.
Patrick, Mr. John Patrick, Mr.. Augustus
Kountze and MIR. Edward Sherwood formed
party that spent Monday at the Walker
farm.
An entertainmont for the benefit OF the
little orphans of the st. James Orphanage,
benson, will be given at Boyd,s opera house
Monday evening. June 10. The beautiful and
IN n
Bride" will be one of the features of the en-
tertainment. Besides the oporetta there will
be a program of very attractive ana enter
tanning numbers by some II the best local
artists.
Mrs. Samuel Burns and son Robert are
spending the week in Cincinnati In attend
ance on the graduating exercises of Mt
Auburn Institute for young ladies, in which
her daughter May figured so creditably.
Ihe Cincinnati papers speak of it as the best
will return to Chicago on Monday and spend
the week assisting Mrs. Vella Burns East
man fix up her new home. They will return
10 Omaha about the 18th.
Mr.. ana Mrs. e. &. Meyer were agreeab,y
urprised at their cosy little home at 2fO2
/. Jones street by their many friends In honor
OF their recent marriage. The evening was
spent In playing various games and refresh
Inents were served. Every body left wishing
the young couple many years OF health and
happiness. Those who took part in the
Tusch, Tebbins, WuethrIoh, Batted and
Reichen6erg and the Misses Harteli, Clara
Jahn, Tracv Jahn, Lena Teboins, Julia
Wuethrich and Mrs. p. j. TeDbins.
In honor Of Harry and George Shedd of
Ashland, MIR. Arthur Carter and Miss Lelta
Carter gave large theater party Friday
evening, occupying the four boxes at the
Farnam Street theater, to witness a perform
ance OF the "Chimes OF Normandy" The
guests were: Mabel Taylor. Emma Sher-
wood, May Mount, Leita Carter, Jessie Dick
inson, Lou Hobbie, Alice Drake, Louise
Squires, Mabel Simon, Hattie Cady, Flor
ence Morse, Edna Gown, Bert Morse Sam
Morse. Arthur +. Carter, Henry CLARKE, Rae
Hobbie, Fred Lake, Moshier Colpetzer, jim
Wallace, Lin Sherwood, Frank McCune.
Mrs. II. III. Shedd of Ashland aud Mrs. o.
nj. Carter chaperoned the party.
Mrs. Theodore Ringwalt and Miss Hall
gave most charming kensington tea on
Thursday, when sewing and music combined
to make most enjoyable afternoon. There
were few decorations, hut they were little
needed, for the afternoon was made beautiful
without them. Ttose present were: Miss
Doane, Miss Mabel BalcomDe, Miss Hoagland,
Miss Laura Hoagland, Miss Yost, Miss Nash,
Miss Sherwood, MISS Bishop, Miss Clark
son, Miss Clara Carkson, Miss Leila Shears,
Miss Carson OF Lincoln. Miss Murray, Miss
Hamilton, Miss Markham Of St. Louis, Miss
Mary Poppleton. Miss Wakeey. Miss Emily
Nellie Moore, Miss' Pratt, Miss Hibbard.
Miss Mary Hibbard, Miss Sharp. Miss Ida
Sharp. ant
A surprise was In store for the attendants
of the fourth spring sociable OF the Young
Mems institute last Tuesday evening at
their Darlors on Fonrteenth street. 1t is the
policy Of the committee to endeavor to make
every succeeding party have certain attrac-
tions which are at q premium over the pre-
ceding sociable, and they certainly outdid
themselves ON this occasion. The hall was
beautifully decorated and the gymnasium
novelties which wepedately bought, although
seemingly out OF place TO anyone not pres
ent, were tainly'attractive and served to
show the rapid prugress tho institute Is
making. The sooisole passed off delight
fully, and In consideYaton OF the weather we
arc pleased TO state that the attendance was
not decreased, but on the contrary Is rapidly
increasing. and the pleasant times offered
have secured high esteem from everyone.
The Misses Weir OF West Farnam street
entertained Monday evening In honor Of their
guest, Miss Maymie Davis OF Mexico. Mo.
The hrst part OF the evening was spent play
ing cards the ladies finding their partners
by drawing slips OF paper with name OF part
| ners thereon. Miss Clara Clarkson sang sew
eral songs 10 way TO win the hearts OF all
| present Ices were then served, followed py
| dancing which was continued until some fair
| girl whispered to her partner, "Do you hear
| that rooster orowingth Then the clock strdck
| IL, and all skipped for home 10 dream OF an
| evening most pleasantly spent The follow
ing were the guests Miss Nannie Creigh-
ton, Miss Clara Clarkson, Miss Pollard, Miss
| Mabel Pollard. Miss Free, Miss Emma Free,
Miss Nellie Wilkins and Mr.. Brit Searle,
| Mr. Cunningham, Mr.. Frank Carm chaei,
| Mr. Brooks, Mar. Harry Wilkins, Mr.. Charles
Savage. MIR. Hal Pollard, MIR. Frank Cie'gn