Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-29

return east.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur B. Smith left yester-
day morning for a short soiourn at Hot
Springs, 5. ID.
Mrs. Clara McCreary wicks left last week
for Chicago, where she will spend the sum
mer with an aunt.
Mrs. Hy Meday and children have gone TO
Cant ada for the summer. MIR. Meday Is stop
ping at the Madison.
Lieutenant William Wright has been Of
fered detail as military instructor OF Girard
college, philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs Wheeler OF Utica, N. Y, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Nj. Ben
nett, left on Friday
Lieutenant Mallory left on Monday for
Tennessee where he will visit prior to taking
his station at San Antonio.
"The Benedcts" will take possession Of
Mr.. Fred Gray's former residence. at 2O2i
Douglas street, on Monday.
Senator C. F. Henderson was in the city
| last week TO take out letters OF administra-
tion ia the estate OF Mrs Brown.
The marriage of Miss Opal Tonzalin to
Lieutenant Solomon Il. Sparrow will take
| place June 30 at Trinity cathedral.
Miss Boardmau of Lynn, Mass, who has
| been visiting Colonel and Mrs. Parke at Fort
| Omaha, returned to her home Friday.
Mrs. John Horbach returned from visit
to her son-iu-law, Captain John BourKe OF
the Department OF Texas, Wednesday.
| MISS leNluS anu MISS bluuCnS ILeVlNS, WuO
have been the guests OF Colonel and Mrs.
| Parke, left for their home, Dubuque, Ia,
Friday.
Mrs. j. E. Brown, Mrs Henderson, her
| mother and Master Brown left yesterday
for Thomastuwn, Me-, where they will spend
| the summer.
On Tuesday evening MIR. ana Mrs. Mors-
man entertained MIR. and Mrs. ID. V. Barka-
| low, Mr.. and Mrs. s. ID. Barkalow and MIR.
and Mrs. Yost at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morris will occupy
the residence of MIR. III. H. Meday until their
new home, which is now in course of con
struction at Thirty-frst and Harney, is COM
pleted.
Mrs. Ezra Milard, Miss Milard and Miss
Anna Millard went to Concord, N. h., on
Monday, where they will roman short
while prior to going to the mountains for the
| summer
On Wednesday Mrs. William Wright
of Fort Omaha entertained Mrs.
Parke, Miss Nightingale. Miss Boaroman,
Miss Levins and Miss Blanche Levins at
luncheon
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Thompson left Thurs
day for a trip through the northwest, in
cluding all the points of interest, after which
Mrs. Thompson will spend the summer in
Madison, Wis.
Mrs. Clarence Eddy, 1884 South Fifteenth
street. Denver, Colo, has issued invitations
to the marriage of her daughter, Jessie
Eugonia, to Mr.. Morris Je,sup Duryea, son
OF Dr. j. L. Duryea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c. Patterson, Dun
dee place, entertained at tea on Monday
evening, May 90, Bishop Newman and Mrs
Newman, Hon. T. II. Murray and Mrs. Muir
ray, Rev. Dir, B. b. Hanllin, Mr.. George ID.
Keller Immediately before taking tea
daughter, which they named Mildred.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
G. Patterson, Dundee place, entertained al
tea Bishop Hurst, Rev. DR.. t. b. Neeley,
| DIR. j. b. Goucher, Chaplain McCabe and
wife, Rev. Dr. b. j. Grey.
The usual Friday hop at Fort Omaha was
given on Wednesday evening In compliment
to the visiting young women, Mrs. Wicks
Miss Boardman, Miss Levins and Miss
Blanche Levins, who took their departure
: | this week.
Through the liberallty of Mr.. A. L. Reed
the hall Of Clifton Hill school was beautifully
decorated on Memorial day with the star:
and stripes. II is to be hoped that the Boart
| OF Education will soon place staff on the
building, 80 that another of Omaha's school,
may float our country's banner. .sIt
The Countess of Meath, the well known
, philanthropist OF Ireland and England, will
! speak in Trinity cathedral Friday evening
June 3, in the interests OF society know
as the "Ministering Children's League
During her stay in Omaha the countess will
, be the guest of Bishop and Mrs. Worthing
ton at Bishopthorpe.
NJ H. Tunnicliff of the firm of Tunniclif
Il Page will leave for the east this week, /
be gone month. On the 22d of June Mr.
Tunnicliff and Miss Celia M. Van Horne o
Oswego, N. Y. will be united in marriage
Miss Van Horne is the daughter of E. A
h of the Rome Watertown & Ogdens burg rail
. road. On their return from the projecte
Ii honeymoon tour Mr.. and Mrs. Tunnicliff vii
!, be at home at 526 South Thirtieth street.
The last OF the informal receptions whic
q have been the rule at the Paxton ever sine
l. the beginning Of the Methodist conferenc
?, took place Monday from until O'Clock
:, Mrs. Clinton B. Fisk Of New Jersey and Mrs
b John Field of Philadelphia were among tn
y distinguished visitors. Mrs. Newman, Mrs
D Fowler, Mrs. Thoourn, Mrs. Ridgway, Mrs
!, Mallalieu, Mrs. Ninde, Mrs. Peck, Ms
|. Ninde, Mrs. Mendenhall, Mrs. Joyce, Mrs
IS Richards, Mrs. Schinckle, Mrs. Warren an
y Mrs Merrill received the guests.
q A number Of friends rendered Miss Aid
: Mills delightful surprise Thursday ever
~ ing. The young people met at the residenc
4 OF Mr. and Mrs Williams on Farnam stree
and from there repaired to the residence c
Miss Mills on Fortieth street. Songs wer
Ia sung, dancing was INDUCED in and a ioll
" good time had by every body. Those preseI
10 were: MIR. and Mrs. Williams, Miss Pea,
le Hartman, Miss Ada ParRer, MISS Emla
a. Deitz, Mr.. George Lawrence Mr.. Robel
- Weir, Mr.. Norman Kennedy, Mr.. Afthu
~ Robinson, Mr.. Lot Johnson, Mr.. Will Clar
- ~ and Mr.. Loudon Charlton.
re Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Brown have r.
of turned from attending the commencemei
M exercises at Christian college, Columbia, Mo
j. where their daughter, Margaret. delivere
RI the valedictory address, receiving also u
a scholarship medal for the highest grade
all the senior class. Mss Brown remains
is Columbia week or two, the guest or Mi
r OLDHAM, daughter OF the president of IL
college. The Missouri Statesman (Columbi
Mo- speaking OF the commencement exc
cises, says OF Miss Browns valedictor,
'r- "The valedictorian, Miss Margaret Brow
III delivered an eulogy on Joan of Arc tn
of showed what women could do and broug
es out the pathetic end of the martyr in touc
% ing words. The farewell to instructors al
he associates was conceived in happy stra
is and made fitting conclusion to the exc
le- cises OF the class"
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ss Population of American Cities.
% YUrAN, Mob, May 19.-To the Editor
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