Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-11

PROGRAM.
plano duet. ............. Bessie Van paj1 Deee oysTt
Banjeaurine solo .................. Daisy Blinn
Recitation ............ Vera stork
song .'''.'t BaPy Kof
T ria'io ing Men and Their Wives, Mrs. Graham
Piano OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Anna Patterson
Piano solo,. ......... .............. Miss Lipe
R fechi G1D Jolly Miller. :... Mildred Mam MDa
Piano SOLO. e.. ........"..,..Miss Della Dyar
Recitation. ...'...... ........'.ti; Edgar Dyar
Recitation thumorousj 49,. I'M Woilman
Song-DancinS Quukers. ..."Y.. =.
George and Nellie Haworth
Banjo duet. ......:....M Mr.. and Mrs. G. Atkins
Violin solo, piano accompaniment......,...
..."".....Mrs Rutter and Mrs. Haworth
Piano duot-Grlonc. -. BESSIE i nais ve Coggert
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Cass were rendered a
surprise party Thursday evening at their
home on Washington avenue. The guests
assembled while they were away. 1T was
the thirteenth anniversary of the marriage
ofthe host and hostess. A social evening
was spent and delicious refreshments were
served.
The following were present: Messrs. and
Mesdames Pollok, Bell, Eastland, King,
Suyles, Bycrs and Miltonberger; Mesdames
Werlich, Wise, Hoagland, Tyler, Van Order,
Sprague and Haworth; Misses Eaworth,
Tyler, Sayles and Van Order, and Messrs.
Annln, Jones and Moore.
MIR. Adolph Beno and Miss Lena Schin-
dele were married Thursday evening at the
home Of the brides parents, MIR. and Mrs.
George Schindele, 343 Avenue +, Rev. j. h.
Simpson, rector of Grace church, officiating.
The ceremony was witnessed only by the
immediate friends and relatives. MIR. and
Mrs. Beno have gone to housekeeping at the
corner of Platner street and Franklin ave
nue., where they will receive their friends
after March |.
Miss Carrie Dodge entertained a party OF
her friends at dinner Thursday evening at
her home on South Sixth street. The par
lors and dining room were rnamentedi in u
tasteful manner with cut flowers and trop-
zeal plants.
Last Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Jamison entertained a number of friends at
dinner at their home on First avenue, in
honor of Rev. and Mrs. h. j. Babcock. The
table was beautifully decorated with Ia
France roses and smilax.
Friday evening n social was given in
Grand Army hall by Council Bluffs lodge,
No. 270, Ancient Order OF United Workmen.
A program of musical selections was fol-
lowed by dancing, games and other amusc-
ments, refreshments being served.
Tuesday evening was given q concert by
All Saints choir of Omaha for the benefit
of Unity guild of this city. Chambers hall
was filed with u delighted audience, and
after the following program had been rem
dered most acceptaDly dancing was in
dulged in:
Song OF the Trlton..... ................. Molloy
All Saints Choir.
Mr.. Charles Higgins.
MIR. i. W. Hart,
JACK FROST
Double Quartet,
o, Hush Thee My Baby ....,..,.,. sullivan
Choir,
Male Quartet,
All saints Choir.
The BLUM street ''neighborlyn was enter
tanned by Mrs. John Bennett Friday after
noon at her home on Willow avenue. Dainty
refreshments were served. The following
ladies were present: Mesdames l.. Eur
muehlen, II. G. DeVol, Thomas Metcalf, \.
G. Phillips, j. q. Rockwell, M. @. Wander
veer, III. ii. VanBrunt, @. H.. Judson, Reed,
Brock, w. w. Wallace, S. +. Robinson,
Fonda, Sims, Spencer; Misses Nellie Zur-
muehlen, Genevieve Wallace, Mary DeYol,
Georgia Bennett, Gertrude Bennett and
Edith Brock.
A reading circle has been organized among
some OF the young people living in the
vicinity OF Willow avenue ana Blum street.
The first meeting was held Friday after
noon of last week with Miss Helen Wallace.
and the following were present; Misses
Ruby Bryant, Maude Bryant, Della Met
calf, Florence Stevens and Helen Wallace
Masters Harry and George VanBrunt, Roy