Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-10
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Mr.. aud Mrs. j. IL. Blair have removed to
1910 Capitol avenue.
Stuart HAYDEN left yesterday on the Bur
lington for New York.
Mrs. Russell Harrison anticipates leaving
on Wednesday for Washington.
Mrs. w, j. Burgess, wife of the manager
of the Farnam Street theater, is quite ill
with la grippe.
Miss Ijams has gone to Chicago to engage
in business with a lady friend and will do
decorative work.
Mr.. Adolph Rosenthal, recently from
China, visited his brother, Mr.. b. Rosenthal,
and left for the east yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph Garneau had about 100 Of his
men friends at his home on Friday evening,
cards being the chief amusement.
Mrs. s. Rosenthal, who was on a visit here
to her daughter, Mrs. A. Mandelburg, loft
for her home in Baltimore Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Burns, accompanied
by their daughter, Mrs. Nellie Burns East
man, returned from Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. II. w. Yates accompanied her daugh.
ter Jentie az far as Chicago last week, on the
latter's return to her school in Philadelphia.
The Elks will give their first ladies' social
of the season Friday evening of this week in
their rooms in the Continental building.
Dancing at 30 O'Clock.
The officers, of Union Pacific council, Royal
ArCauum, will be installed Monday evening
at their rooms in the Continental block by
District Deputy Regent j. w. Maynard.
Miss Mills, who spent a few days with
Miss Orchard, left Monday for Cedar
Rapids, where she will visit Miss Hama
prior to returning to her home in Des Moines.
Miss McClintock who has been visiting
Lieutenant and Mrs. Brooke at Fort Sidney,
left Saturday for Fort Russell, where she
will be the guest of Lieutenant and Mrs.
Mann.
A quiet wedding occurred at the home Of
MIR. Charles Melins last evening. Mr.. Rob-
ert II. Willis, II. p. l., class of '01, OF Omaha.
Neb., carried away with him to mis- western
home Miss Carrie Lee Mclins. Albany IN.
" Journal, December 81.
Mrs. A. d. Braudeis returned from a two
months visit 10 Detroit and accompanied her
husband Yesterday on n months visit to
Florida. she will spend the balance of the
winter in New York City.
Mr.. George HobDie and family left last
Wednesday for Chicago, which city they will
make their future home. Master Ray will
remain for the present In Omaha, making his
home with DR.. Tilden's family, whose son
has always been his friend and comrade.
BEE Reader-Mrs Frank Leslie married a
short time ago Mr.. William X. G. Wilde, q
brother of Oscar Wilde, and for several years
an editorial writer on the London Times.
Mrs. Leslie lectured through the west some
years ago, but the subject we do not now re-
call.
The wedding of MIR. Frank Poque, cashier
of the local freight Office of the Union Pacific,
and Miss Cora Louise Goodwin was solemn
lied at St. Barnabas church Thursday even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Boque will be home at
1928 Charles street Thursdays after Fob
ruary l..
Mrs. Muentefering, Mrs. Calm, Mrs.
Cotton ana Mr.. Calm will repeat the same
| program at the residence OF Miss Poppleton
Wednesday afternoon for the benefit of the
Ladies Musical society which they gave on
st. Sylvester's night at the Muenteferlng
residence.
Mrs. Henry Hiller on Thursday afternoon
| entertained in the neighborhood of thirty
| lady friends at her home, 30l1 Leavenworuh
street, the occasion being the twelfth ami
versary of her marriage. The afternoon was
spent at chat and high five aud ended with a
fine supper.
Mr. aud Mrs. Vessels entertained at cards
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Wakeley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Prrtchett, Mr.. and Mrs. Mors-
man, MIR. aud Mrs. Gown, Mr.: and Mrs.
Barker, Mr.. aud Mrs. Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant. Mr.. ana Mrs. Richardson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennett, Dean Gardner.
Miss Eva Manchester entertained a few
friends at Might've, Friday evening. Those
present were: Misses McKewan of Sioux
CITY, Standish, Thomas, Mcdonald, Nc
Auslanu: Messrs. Vanbechan Of Salt Lake,
Graves, Warrick, Shoemaker, Beaton. Dale.
The prizes were won by Miss NicKewan and
Mr.. Shoemaker.
Mr.. f. <. Whltmore left Thursday morn
ing IOf Dan Antonio, lex, Wnere no Will
spend a fortnight, later crossing into Mexico,
where he hopes to regain health and vigor,
and this wish will find an echo in the hearts
OF Whit's friends who hope to have him
back In their midst thoroughly recovered by
the time spring comes around.
Tie Misses Wallace entertained at
luncheon Wednesday afternoon in honor of
Miss Beckwith, when the table decorations
were all white and blue. Those present
we're Miss Beckwith, Miss Nash, Miss
IDarlng NIiug nIn nnhonc Misc Ilr,nupp At5p
Clara HawleY, Miss Mary E(awley, Miss
Jessie Willard, Miss Barber and Miss Stan
ton.
Prof. William Lighton, a musical instructor
and composer of some note, has lately taken
up his residence in Omaha, and will make it
his permanent home and Will shortly organ
lie classes for the piano. The professor is
also an ardent microscopic aud is recognized
as an authority in that branch of science.
He will will be u valuable acquisition 10 the
musical and scientific circles of the city.
Mrs. NJ. G. Cole and Mrs. Charles Squires
gave a delightful . o'clock tea on Wednesday
IN honor of Mrs. Loveland of Dakota, q
former resident OF Omaha. Eighteen ladies
of the First Congregational old time church
working committee gathered at the round
table ahd United their voices in praises of the
delicious tea. the beautiful china and eXqui-
site embroidery decorated and stitched by
the hostess.
The members of the Social Hour club were
SAaNS sAh'N ~ &AaN'%t
by Mr.. and Mrs. II. h. Allen at their resi-
dence, 20lg Webster street. The prizes were
carried Off by Mrs. NJ. Jones and Mr.. b. H.
Masters, both being panel pictures of pansies
IN water colors. Tho members present were
DIR. and Mrs. G. H.. Paul. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ,
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. B. f.. Masters, Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. ~. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. W..
Lyon and Mrs. A.. Traynor.
The marriage OF Colonel Thomas Parker
jr., and Mrs. Madeline Dysart OF Omaha,
celebrated a few days ago at tho home of the
bride in Hyde park, was an agreeable sur
prise TO their large circle OF friends. The
wedding was strictly private. The ceremony
was performed by Rev, Walter II. Moore.
Those present included the immediate rela-
tives of the bride and groom and MIR ana
Mrs. ii. II Symonds. Colonel and Mrs.
Parker will reside at 5l6 West Monroe
street. Chicago Saturday Evening Herald.
Quite an unusual number of ladies ex
changed greetings and enjoyed tea with
the members of the Ladies' auxiliary on Fri
day afternoon last In the crypt Of Trinity
cathedral. Music was a delightful limo
walton the early part Of the afternoon, both
Instrumental and vocal, songs being rendered
bv Mrs. Vessels, Miss Barker and Miss
Williams, choice piano selections by several
members Of the auxiliary, Later in tho
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