Omaha daily bee., 1893-05-21
spent a. few days very pleasantly the past
week with friends here 29s |.'

week WIFI lflenuS mere.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis e. Bailey returned
this week from two months tour through
Texas and Arkansas.
Mr. Richard Hall left Monday for New
York to meet his sister, who was to arrive
by the Britannia Thursday.
Miss Katharine Barker left Wednesday
for Chicago to be absent several weeks as
the guest of Miss Sheppard.
Miss Nellie Benlett is visiting Mi IS
Chambers Of Jacksonville, Ill. She will also
spend several weeks in Chicago.
Mrs. @. kirschbraun and child and Mrs.
l.. Kirschbraun and children have gone to
San Diego, Cal, for the summer.
Mr., Byron Graves was in Omaha last week
on his return from Canada, the home of his
wife, who so recently died in Salida, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs William Zinsmaster of Des
Moines, father and mother of Mrs. j. W.
Emmons, are guests of the latter for short
time.
Mrs. Samuel Burns returned Friday from
an extended visit to Chicago, where she was
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Osgood
Il. Eastman.
Union Pacific council of the Royal Area
mum will give social Tuesday evening in
the hall of the council in The Bee building.
Cards and dancing.
Mrs. Scott of Kansas City, who has been a
guest at Happy Hollow and of DR.. and Mrs.
Whltlnore, returned home last week, accom-
panied by Mr.. Scott.
Miss Kohlsaat of New York, who has
been guest at Bishopthorp for several
weeks visiting her aunt, Mrs. Worthington,
returned home on Thursday.
Miss Gay Williams of Wahoo who is the
guest of Miss Mary Brown of this city, has
been suffering from quite a severe attack of
rheumatism during the past week.
Mrs. William Gyger of Philadelphia ar
rived in the city Tuesday morning for u two
thpt ,tatf IL f,,,a
MIR. Gyger will join her here early in June
for short visit.
MIR. and Mrs. V. o. Strickler left Wednes-
day for Mr. Strickler's old home in Lauray
Va. During their absence of two or three
weeks they will visit in Washington and
New York.
The seventeenth annual banquet of the
Psi Epsilon club of Nebraska, in honor of
DIR. Samuel Goodale, one of the founders in
1888 was held in the club room on Thursday
evening last.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Reynolds of Norfolk,
Neb,, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira B.
Mapes. Mr.. Reynolds is superintendent for
the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley
railroad at Norfolk.
The large hall of the Omaha Commercial
college was well I'll led with friends and ex-
students Of the college last Saturday even
ing to enjoy the closing exercises of the
Omaha Commercial Literary society
SdTuS nave Deeu lSSNeu announcing the
marriage Of Mr.. p. II. Cosgrove of ST.
Joseph, Mo, and Miss Mary, Shannon of this
city. The marriage WIN be solemnized at
the Holy Family church thiS week.
Mr.. Max Meyer entertained at luncheon
Wednesday at his lovely home on West Har-
ney street, Sig. and Mines Luigi Alberto
Lolli Mime Scalchi) )ae Miss Lillian Blau-
welt and Mr. Walter Damrosch, followed
later with drive about the city
At the annual stockholders meeting of the
Saratoga Lyceum company, held May H.
the following were elected as officers for the
ensuing year. President, Louis Littlefeld;
first vice president, James Craig; second
vice president, A. Donahue; treasurer f.
w. LessentIne; secretary, j. G. Page.
The Sunday school of Grace Evangelical
Lutheran church gave a Maypole entsrtain-
ment Thursday evening on Mr. L. H. Korty's
lawn. Miss Nellie Paris was Queen of the
May" The pretty movements were all well
executed, refiecting much credit on all par
ticipants, After the Maypole the ladies of
the church served ice cream and cake.
MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Redck entertained
the Whist club at their pretty home in
Kountze Place Tuesday evening. Whist, of
course, was the game and the players were
Mr.. and Mrs. Deuel., Mr.. and Mrs Hull, MIR.
and Mrs. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs Rogers
Miss Dundy, MIR. Algernon Patrick, MIR.
and Mrs. Bradford, Mr.. and Mrs Chase.
On arriving home last Friday evening Mr..
Frank johnson of Walnut Hill was most
happily surprised TO find his house and lawn