Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-25

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Mrs. Dolan and her S2''G daughter Lulu have
gone TO Chicago TO spepd few days before
Miss Lulu enters st, t,shary's academy, South
BEND lnu. s1M
DIR. Victor Coffmam ana family have re-
moved from the Milaftbhotel to one of their
brick residences, 2rdbtJackson street, tenn
porarily, whilst thelrfi&h dsome new home is
building ,lom
Miss Eunice Stebbius gave a very pretty
high five party Frid5v evening at her home
on Park Wild averuaI The prize winners
were Miss Belle Kimbal and Mr.. Victor
Rosewater
Mrs. w. V. Morse and daughters Mary
and Florence went east the first Of the week,
the young ladies TO enter Mrs. Platts school
at Utica, n. ", after which Mrs. Morse will
visitin Boston.
invitations TO the wedding OF DIR. Burtis
II. Lawton OF Buffalo, formerly Of Omaha,
to Miss Marie Josephine Iarin, have been
received by friends here. The Wedding will
take place October 3.
Miss Sarah Jahnlke of Chatham, Canada,
is the guest of Mrs. w. ii. Hunter, 26lS
Charles street. Mrs Jahnke is returning to
her home from summer pleasantly spent
with Denver friends.
Miss Gertrude Kountze left on Thursday
ior school In Connecticut and was accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Eugenie kountze,
and Herman and Luther Kountze, who al so
resume their studies at Concord.
bishop and Mrs. Worthington left for
Plttsheld, Mass, on Thursday, where they
Will spend short time previous to going to
baltimore to attend the grand council of the
EDlSCODal Churrn in North A
Mrs. z. n. Gardner and the children re-
turned Tuesday from Bayfield,, where they
nave spent delightful summer. Mrs. Gard
ner owing to the change in climate Is suffer
ing from hay fever since her return.
Herbert and viii Rogers were passengers
on the wrecked Fort Wayne train, escaping
unhurt themselves but having all their bag
gage smashed up, Including their vioins,
music and the music Of the Princeton Col
lege Glee club.
Miss Frances Emerson, who has been In
the employ of the Wells Fargo Express com
pany for the past four years, entered the
freshmen class this week at Syracuse uni
versity, N. Y. She will be missed py
large circle OF young people here.
AT meeting of the executive committee
of the Crelghten University Alumni associa-
tion last Wednesday evening 1t was decided,
In honor of the Columbian celebration. to
banquet members and friends at i, MiIlard
motel on the evening of October II.
Florence May Cox celebrated her 4th
birthday Tuesday afternoon by inviting
twenty or more of her young girl friends TO
lawn party at her fathers house 2Ol3 South
Eighteenth street There were lots of games
for the tots and delicious refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Baum left on We'd
nesday for visit to New York and Mrs
Baum's home at Newton. N. j. They were
accompanied by the Misses Brownie and
Sadie Baum, who after a short stay in New
~ apfa hT,Saf tY,a lNalt, al
Philadelphia.
Invitations have beer freceived to the we'd
ding, Wednesday,. Octdber 8, of Miss Helen
Richardson Dwight and Mr.. Charles Clarke
Chase the former of Rsora, H., and the lat
ter OF Covngton; KyonMiss Dwight made
Daisy Doane, who extend congratulations.
Curtis Turner, the 6rst of the Omaha pas
sengers to return fgom Europe on the
Etruria, has reached home, X. C. Barton,
Mrs. II. S. Rollins, HSrry and viii Cartan
remain east for few DAYS longer Mrs.
ton, accompanied her and Mr. Barton across
the Atlantic. 49, nj
The marriage of Miss Mary Virginia Tim
monds and.Mr Franls-Waterman Hills will
be 3olemn7ed at the home of the BRIDES
aunt aunt in Portsmouth, s., Wednesday, oc,o.
be at home in saa at sols s s ~i
@ sterling ss Young oassss man eis assistsn Is
auditor Of the'Union Pacific, saiit universally
esteemed. ''~
A number Of frlsnds Surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Arnstein at their home. No. 2OlS
Webster street, Monday evening, September
IL, on the occasion of their fifth ami.
versary. Among those present were Mr.
and MrsJ Sonnenberg, S. Drsifus. S. Prince,
z. Schlank, L. Ottenhemer, A. Brown, Ii.
Henoch, William N. Bushman, ]. Furth,
Merritt; Mr.. G. turth, Mr.. l.. Katie, Miss
H. Meyer, Miss II. Dreifus, Mrs. r. A. Mey
er, Chicago; Miss Rosenthal, Mr.. j. Rosen
stein and lady, Mrs. s. Sunnen berg, jr., Rev.
Leo. M. Franklin.
dancing party at his home, 2ll2 Burt street
Friday evening. The floors were canvassed
for the occasion and an enjoyable time was
spent by all. Refreshments were served a,
ii o'clock. after which dancing was again re
sumed. Those in attendance were: Messrs
| A. Anderson, V. Paul G. B., Patrick, E.
| Woodard B. L. Kemper, r. Gregg. f. knick
erbocker, F.. X. Gosney, A. Knickerbocker
H.. Shriner; Misses Ada Yuhl. Bessie Hun
gate, ). Coppock; L, Bell, J. Hunter, E. An
| derson, Bertha Hungate, Nettie Hungate. A
| Hungate, G. Gosney, L. Gosney. Clars
Thomas, Jennie Gregg.
Mrs. Francis Moeller entertained the mem-
bers OF Trinity cathedral choir at her resi-
dence. 22O4 Farnam, Tuesday evening, t
meet Mrs Cotton on her return from Europe
| All reloiced to welcome their leader home
Mrs. Moeller emphasized tho sentiment o.
the occasion by singing beautiful solo com
| posed by Mr.. Butler entitled "E'riendship'
| which was received with delight and unani
| mously pronounced exquisite in its dainty
| simplicity. The busy life which most of the
members Of Trinity choir lead preclude.
| much social intercourse which was therefore
all the more enjoyed on this occasion. Those
| present were: Mrs. Cotton, Miss Clarf
Clarkson, Miss Mellona Butterheld, Mr. ant
| Mrs. Morrill,, Mrs. Rogers, Miss Coon, Miss
Meldrum. Mrs. Book, Miss Allan, Mr.. anc
| Mrs. McEwing, Miss Doane, Mr.. and Mrs
Treat, Mr.. Moriarty, Mr. McCune, Mr.
Vail. Mr.. Butler, MIR. Wilkins, Mr. Findlay
| Mr.. Beresford, MIR. Conrad.
The Utopia bang is a new fad; it's very
becoming. Miss Johnston, manicure ant