Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-25

guests Of Mr., and Mrs. A. NJ. Pinto. on Cali
fornia street.
Tho clerks In the employ Of the w. r.. Ben.
nett company will give their fourth annua.
ball at Washington hall, Thursla lay evening
Of this week. The committee having the
entertainment in charge Is composed OF 5
Reynolds, u. A.. Weathers. w. Kruger.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOY Morton Of Chicago were
In Omaha on Monday. and on their return
took with them Mrs. Morton's sister, Mrs
Charles Deuel.. who Is now completely re.
covered from her long Illness and goes tc
Chicago for a little recreation and the opera
a merry party dined at the Madison on
Thursday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis,
and later went to the opera. Those present
were; Mr.. and Mrs. s.. S. Curtis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoel. Miss Curtis, Miss Hughes, Miss
Morse, Mr.. Baldridge, Mr.. Clapp and Mr.. w.
Farnam Smith.
Mrs. c. l.. Fettinger and two daughters.
Misses Bessie and Myrtle, of Altoona. Pa.
are visiting her sisters, Mrs. j. II. Macs and
Mrs. j. G. Richie. Mrs. Fettinger and
daughters came on to be present at the mar
riage Of her niece, Daisy Mans, to Mr.. Lon
Rothan Dennis.
Mrs. Jay d. Foster left Thursday for an
extended visit to California. She will visit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. e.. V. Smith,
at her old home. Los Angeles. Mrs. Foster
is accompanied by her sister, Mrs. c. II.
Foster. San Francisco and the fair will be
visited before returning.
MIR. and Mrs. f. NJ. Richardson gave a
very pretty dinner on Tuesday evening.
Covers were laid for eight. and at each
plate was a dainty designed card and a
cluster of fresh lowers. The table was also
decorated effectively In roses. Those pres
ent were; Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick, Mr.. and
Mrs. Buchanan, Mr.. Chamberlain Mr..
Muentefering.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Gawdy, 1923 sherman
avenue, entertained at high five last Monday
evening. Those present were: DIR. and Mrs.
Gibbs, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Kibbe, DR.. and
Mrs. Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Madison
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
A.. Hopkins. Mr.. Nj. Kibbe and Mr.. Il. Roe.
The first prizes were won by Mrs. Gibbs and
Mr.. Thompson.
The Peak sisters made their only appear
ance' Wednesday evening at the Metropoli-
tan club and gave a very interesting pro-
gram. The ladies who appeared as the cele-
brated Peak sisters were: Miss Hattie Drei-
fuss, Miss Elma Lobman, Miss Minnie Levy
Miss Flora Adler, Miss Hattie Oberfelder.
Miss Addie Newman. Miss Dollie Polack,
Miss Sadie Schlessinger. Miss Minnie Lob
man.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Manning and her
daughters entertained very pleasantly at
high five a number of the members of Poca-
hontas council. Among the guests were:
MIR. and Mrs. Jackman, Mr.. and Mrs. Blake
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Haze, Mrs.
Skeahan. Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs.
Sidner. Mrs. Randolph and daughter. Mrs.
Kelly. Mrs. f. L. Whitney, Mrs. Shamal,
Misses Heath and Jackson, and Messrs-
Leffler, Lloyd, Convey. Ufnk, Garlack, HUI
lit. Potter, Gruner, Nelson and Stockham.
The fifth meeting of the Ideal High Five
club was held at the residence of Mr.. Fred
Walker. 1919 South Fifteenth street, Friday
evening. Miss Edith Foley and Mr.. Charles
Wright carried off the head prizes, while
Miss Nelsie Morrison and MIR. Adolph Bur-
wall won the BOBBY prizes. Those present
urprn. hilGaS NnlGia hnrrignn Martha Mar
risOn, Marguerite Ponder, Gertie Parkurst,
Mittie Foley. Edith Foley; Messrs. Charles
Wright, Joel Wright, Adolph Burwall, James
Kilby, Clare Hitchcock.
William Dean Howells' farce, "The Gar
roters,' will be given before the members of
the Unity club and friends in the parlors of
the Unitarian church, Seventeenth and Cass
streets, Friday evening. March 80. The
characters in the farce are Mrs. Roberts,
Mr.. Roberts, Mr.. Campbell, Mrs. Crashaw.
DR.. Lawton, Mrs. Alfred Bemis, Mr.. Alfred
Bemis. Mr.. Bemis and Bella. This enter
tainment is free to members of the club and
practically so to others, an admission fee of
10 cents being taken at the door.
There was a most beautiful and Impressive
service at st. Matthias church on the even
ing of Maundy Thursday, when Bishop Worth
ington confirmed fourteen men and six
women. The Lenten purple was removed for
this purpose, the rich ~hangings of white and
gold being substituted therefor, and the super
altar vases filed with exquisite white roses.
The Easter decorations at st. Matthias will
be very rich this season. A class of five
candidates from Brownell hall was confirmed
at st. Matthias on Monday.
Ten years ago last Thursday night Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Carter. who live in Druid Hill,
were joined in the bonds of holy wedIock.
Their nelghbors being advised of the fact
arranged for a big surprise, and meeting at
a convenient place swooped down upon the
Carter household about 8 o'clock loaded down
with refreshments and presents made Of
tin. There was everything in the list, even
down to a tin horn. The evening was hap
PLY spent at cards and conversation, and
today Mr.. Carter says that he feels ten
years younger on account of the reception.
The marriage of Henry Rix TO Miss Edith
Windheim is announced to occur at the resi-
dence of the brides mother. 2616 Poppleton
avenue. on Wednesday of this week. The
groom is the cashier of the Lee-Clark-An-
dresser Hardware company, where he has
been employed for the past seven years.
He is one of the rising young business men
of the city, and has IA host Of friends who
are congratulating him on mis- approaching
happiness. Miss Windheim is equally favor |
ably known. The couple Will return from
their wedding trip to make their home in
this city.
Mrs. j.. H.. Daniels of 3O15 Chicago street
gave her daughter. Coral, a party Monday |
afternoon to celebrate her 9th birthday.
There were present Masters Earl Burket,
NoTnlun Nnlnnefy, herbert Potter, Dave |
Hellings. Clarence and Warren Potter, Wat
son Smith, Jack Webster and Thornton Dan
iels, and Misses Zerelda Cobb, Coral and
Hazel Howard and Edith Kinsman. The
Camel in Cairo, the Suspended Apple and a
Village in Java attributed to their pleasure.
An arrangement of flowers, containing six
candles, was a feature of the decora-
tons.
Tuesday, March 20, s p. M, at the house
OF the brides father. Creston. Neb., were
Joined in holy wedlock Mr.. Elmer Fl. Farms
ley and Miss Lola b. Graham. The spacious
OF Mr.. f. T.. Graham was crowded
with friends and relatives to witness the
the ceremony being performed by
Rev. ID. *. Tindell, DID, of Omaha. Con-
over, all repaired to a very
spread table, which contained
that was delicious. The remainder of the
evening was spent in social chat and music.
Mr.. Farnsley is one of the promising young
men of Omaha and a son of one of our lead
ing families. Besides the many friends at
the wedding from near Creston, several were
present from Omaha, among whom were r.
w. Walton, Charley Newtan and Miss Hattie
farnsley. Many and rich presents were
given to the newly married couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Manchester gave a
very pleasant high five party on Thursday
4vening at their residence, 1922 South
rwenty-hfth street. The prizes were very
pretty, the first being won by Miss Thomas
md Mr.. Everett Buckingham, and the sec