Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
next governor, is the guest OF Mr., and Mrs.
j. w. BEDFORD. He is a brother of Mrs. Bed

iOTu.
The Misses wadleigh, who have been the
guests Of Miss Hoagland for some weeks,
left for their home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Tybering entertained a
few friends at their home, 800 North Fiji
teenth street, Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Nellie Burns Eastman arrives this
week from Chicago to spend Thanksgiving
at her old home MIR. Eastman will come
later.
MIR. and Mrs. Ellis Armstrong of Nevada,
Ia, are visiting with their daughter, Mrs.H II.
NJ. Waters OF HOS North Twenty-ninth
street.
Mrs. James McKenna and Miss McKenua
received last evening between the hours of
Z and 0 in honor of Miss Wilson of San
Francisco.
Mr.. Pierre Garneau and Mr.. Charles
Saunders went to Sioux City Tuesday to at
tend Miss Maud Woolworth's wedding, re-
turning Thursday.
Miss Catherine Lowe of Salt Lake arrived
Tuesday, and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cady. This week she will be the guest of
MIR. and Mrs. Colpetzer.
MIR. and Mrs. Joy Morton Of Chicago are
In Omaha, the guests of Mrs. Lake. They
arrived Sunday, in answer TO a telegram
concerning the serious Illness of Mrs. Charles
Deuel..
Mr.. 7. J. Kelly, the popular young pre-
centor of the First Methodist church, will
direct a choral society at Fremont, fifty
voices having already been secured for q
term in choral work.
Miss Mcliora Woolworth went to Sioux
City Monday for the wedding of her cousin,
Miss Maud Woolworth. She returned
Thursday, bringing with her Miss Susie
Woolworth of Albany.
Colonel j. G. Bates, commandant at Fort
Omaha, entertained very handsomely at din
ner last Friday evening, those present
being: General and Mrs. Brooke, Major and
Mrs. Worth, Captain and Mrs. Ayers, Miss
Rodman.
Mr.. l.. Mendelssohn and brother-in-law,
Mr.. Mister, returned from the coast Wednes-
day. The same day MIR. and Mrs. Mister left
tor New York, from where they will sail for
Europe, and return to their home in Nurn-
berg, Germany.
Miss kountze entertained charminGly
Tuesday at luncheon Misses Bessie and
Jentie Yates, Miss Flora Webster, Miss
Mary Dandy and Miss Clara Palmer. invit-
ing the young ladies to assist in receiving
her friends, Tuesday being Miss Kountze's
day at home.
MIR. and Mrs. Leo !Rothchild gave a
large box party Wednesday to hear Nellie
McHenry at Boyd's theater. The party was
given for all Mrs. Rothchild's relatives, aud
occupied two boxes. After the theater q
delicious supper was served at their home.
Those present were: MIR. and Mrs. George
Rothchild, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Rothchild, the
Misses Rothchild and Miss Hase.
The educational department of the
Woman's club will meet Saturday, Novem-
Der Is, at 4 p. m. The following question
will be discussed: How is the Develop.
ment of a Child's Will Affected by the Usual
Conditions and Ordinary Discipline of the
Primary SCHOOL," Members of other depart
ments of the Woman's club are cordially in
vited to be present, either to listen or take
part in the discussion.
Lieutenant Pierre Marquart of the Second
United States infantry, Fort Omaha, was
married on Tuesday evening last to Miss
Mamie E. Campbell of st. Joseph, Mo-. The
marriage took place at the residence of the
bride in st. Joseph, and the happy couple
left at once on their wedding tour. After
two months visiting with friends in New
York ana Philadelphia they will return to
their station at Fort Omaha.
A meeting Of the Yale alumni will be held
Monday, November IL, at 4:3O p. M, at the
office of Robert w. Patrick. esq, room BOP
Bee building. for the purpose of devising
plans for the entertainment Of the Yale
Glee club upon it's approaching visit to this
city on December IS. 1t is the intention of
the alumni to make this the great event of
the season, and the strongest efforts of these
gentlemen will be bent to that end.
Wednesday evening a large box party was
given by MIR. E.. w. Nash in honor of
Miss Nash's guests, Miss Knippenberg of
indianapolis and Miss Mccormick of Salt
cupying the boxes were: Miss Nash,
Miss Mary Nash, Miss Knippenberg
Miss Mccormick, Miss Fisk of New York
Miss Kountze, Mr.. D. l.. Cartan, Mr.. Gro,
foot, Mr., Robert Patrick, Mr.. John Patrick
Mr.. Harry Lyman, Mr.. Joe Morsman and
MIR. Nash.
Next Tuesday at 9 a. m. two "hearts that
beat as one" will be made so in fact. Mr.
Thomas Francis Swift and Miss Catherine
Dalton are to be welded at that hour in ST
Patrick's church, Fourteenth and CASTELAR,
streets. The bride is the daughter of Mr..
William Dalton nOf Spvontpapt h and norpa
streets, and sister of Mrs. John Mulvihil
and Mrs. j. e. English. The bridegroom il
The youngest son of Mr.. Thomas Swift, on,
of the pioneers and responsible citizens Of
Omaha. The happy couple will leave fol
Portland, Ore, on the Overland flyer.
'The Beginning of Modern Painting il
Italy" was the subject of the art section O
Unity club Friday evening. ''Siena, Pts;
and FLORENCE" the nurseries,, was treated il
a delightful way by Miss Grant. Miss Retti
life. Mrs. w. S. Curtis read a fine paper OF
1.-The Influence on Art of Giotto's Literar,
Contemporaries" Nh. Curtis gave a genera
talk ON art and artists of the period, illus
trating it with numerous photographs o
those times. A general discussion of tn,
subject closed the evening. q
The wedding OF Miss Maud Woolworth I,
MIR. James Clark Duncan took place Wednes
day, November s, at st. Thomas church
Sioux City. Miss Woolworth's marriage i
interesting to Omaha people. as she spen
two years here and was known as one of tn,
gayest and most popular Omaha girls. Ate
the wedding a small reception was given n
the home of the BRIDES sister, Mrs. S. FL
Moore. Among the out-of-town guests we're
Mrs. w. Douglas. Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Douglas Of Cedar Rapids Miss Susie Wool
worth of Albany, Mr.. Garneau and MIR
Saunders of Omaha, Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan
after returning from their wedding trip, w III
reside in Sioux City.
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