Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25

MIsS IeEkiHS ana ~. smith.
Captain and MIF milford were in Lincoln
last week attending the twenty-ifth ami
versary of the st9e university.
The Misses BlafS are at home after a de-
lightful visit to Chicago, where they went TO
attend the wedding NJ Miss Lille Rubel,
Charles E. Williamson. formerly assistant
cashier OF the Globe Loan and Trust Com
pany Savings bank, has been elected second
vice president.
Miss Hite and Mfa Nj Bowling left for
Florida and an extended southern tour last
Thursday. They WI visit st. Louis friends
while en- route. W.
Miss Lynn Curtis left on Tuesday even
ing for Des Moinee. Ewhere she went to at
tend the wedding of Miss Ethel Mills on the
goth of this month.
.Miss Annie l.. Copley OF Edgerton, Wis,
who has been the guest of her cousin. Miss
Rose Copley. for the past two months, left
Thursday evening for her home.
Mrs. @. NJ. Hitchcock assisted her father,
Governor Crounse, at his reception at the
capitol to visitors who were present at the
silver anniversary of Nebraska university.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Williams left Saturday
for the Pacific coast, first visiting his father,
Mr.. l.. b. Williams. at San Diego. and then
her father, Mr.. S. X. Johnson, at San Jose.
Mrs. Colonel Hooker and daughter, Miss
Lizzie Hooker, entertained a few friends
wednesday evening at their rooms in tbc
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was a very enjoyable affair.
The engagement of Minna Hawke to Mr..
Charles Scovil of Chicago is announced.
Miss Hawke is a sister-in-law of Mr.. w. S.
Rector, cashier OF the Bank Of Commerce.
The wedding is to occur in April.
Miss Alice Il. S. Wood, one Of Chlcago's
most accomplished and popular young ladies,
VINO has been visiting her brother, Mr.. Wal
ter h. Wood, at the Paxton hotel for a
couple of weeks, returned home Friday even
ing.
Thursday afternoon was the 10Th birth
day of Miss Nellie Kitchen, daughter of the
Paxton's genial manager. The occasion was
celebrated by a special dinner given by Mrs.
Kitchen to all the children in the hotel,
and a visit to the matinee afterward.
The parlors of Mrs. William Henderson,
42l6 Half-Howard. contained quite a gather
ing of her friends last Wednesday evening,
February 81. High five proved quite a
was served at IL p. m. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. James Anderson, the
Misses McNerney and w. e. Wakefield.
Wednesday afternoon Miss Jentie Yates
entertained a few of her friends at Conse-
quences. All the sentences were written
in rhyme and some showed quite a good deal
of ability on the part of the young women.
Those present were: Miss Colpet2er, Miss
Cady, Miss Dandy, Miss Turner, Miss Pal
mer, Miss Smith, Miss Burns, Miss Webster,
Miss Brown.
After an unusually delightful honeymoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor White returned to
Omaha last Friday and are at the Willard for
the present. While away Mr.. and Mrs. White
visited London and other parts of England
and also made a flying trip to the continent,
being in France some little time. Mrs. White
VIII be at home to her friends on Wednes-
days at 219 South Thirty-ninth street.
A very pretty wedding was celebrated
Monday at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. N.
F. Reckard of Stanford Circle, when Mr..
Frank w. Stevens and Miss Lena L. Doug
las were united in marriage by the rector of
All Saints church in the presence Of rel
atives and a few invited guests. The bride
and groom departed for the east amid the
hearty congratulations of loving friends.
Miss Ottalie Lloyd, in honor of her six
teenth birthday, entertained a number of her
young friends Friday. evening at her home,
272S Lake street. There were present:
Misses Heberta Jaynes, Gertrude Macomber,
Blanche Hilton, Sadie Oliver, Fannie Deyve,
Stella Ogle, Ina Dodge, Lulu Parsons. Jessie
Writ, May 1ttner; Messrs. William Parsons,
Roy Ellingwod, George Fowler, Eugene
Lloyd. if1
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Millspaugh and Miss
Hambleton left for Minneapolis Thursday
afternoon to prepare for their final removal
to Topeka, Kan., whege Mr.. Millspaugh will
assume the duties of.sdean Of the cathedral.
Miss Hambleton willybe greatly missed by
hN' t''~ANiS "a man w T"cii ohS huo
been a great favorite. She will return for a
short visit after Easter before going to To-
peka.
At the last meeting of Kountze Place
News club at the home of DR.. w.
Christie, the president, Mrs. E. Benedict,
read the paper of the evening, entitled, art
at the Worlds Fair" which was greatly
enjoyed by all the members present. This
was a followed by a general discussion of
wonderful paintings and statuary seen
By fhnCn uyhn had h nnn1 prtnn fn |
visit the white City last summer. Mrs.
w. II. Gates in a very pleasing way sang
a solo, after which the club adjourned.
The younger set of girls are following the
set by their older sisters this Lent.
in forming another cooking club. They are
also to meet once a week at the different
houses, and on next Thursday the first
luncheon is to he held at Miss Dandy's.
The arrangement is a very good one. The
is first made out and then cuts are
drawn and each young woman furnishes the
article or articles written on her slip of
paper. The members of the club are: Miss
Dandy, Miss j. Yates, Miss Palmer, Miss
Burns, Miss Smith, Miss Webster. Miss
Margaret Brown, Miss Cady, Miss Colpetzer,
Miss Helen Willard.
Miss Grace Bassett entertained her friends
Friday evening at her home in Kountze
Place, 1901 Binney street. Progressive
hearts, refreshments and dancing were the
order of the evening. The ladies' first prize
was won by Miss Bessie Hungate, the gem
.lemen's first prize by Mr.. Charles Suu'res.
The following were present: Misses Hamlin,
Kings, Shane, Farris, Hungate, Patton, Ray
nond, Macumber, Hostetter, Lyle, Ander-
Leonard, Harpester, Bowman, Cham
,ion, Wilcox, Wigmans, Hume; Messrs. Rob-
,rts, Hamlin, Barston, King, Wigman,
Squires, Coffman, Buffet, McGrath, Patton, I
iiacomini, Collett. Haskell, Anderson,
Bailey, Angel, Corby, Hanson, Bassett.
Thursday evening the guests Of the Del
one enjoyed a very pleasant dancing party
II the parlors of the hotel, which have been
he scene of many pleasant functions this
season. The guests present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. III. Rich,
Misses Rich, Bauman, Gussie Bauman, Cora
Weaver, Carrie Althaus. Helen Fowler. A.
Iern. Chicago, Mcintyre, Hastings, Bertha
Meyers, French, Council Bluffs, Van Court.
Day, Myrtle Coon, circuit, Nettie Rich.
Quigley, Anderson, Rupert, Rewers; DR.. w.
Bradbury, Harry j. Miller, F.. M. Beach,
J. A. Matthews, N. S. Green, Mr.. Colt,
Quincey A. Knousl. l, f. Vickers, Otto
3auman, B. II. Swift, Fred Schneider, o. G.
Pope, w. j. Romer. w. S. Blackwell, |. w.
hastings, Mr.. Coleman, N. L. Guckert, W.
J. Mcclure Ray e.. Thomas.
About twenty friends Of Mr.. c. e. Dun>
nire called upon him at his residence,
Pierce street. Tuesday evening to help
his Send birthday. One of the
.ooms was turned into a 'curio hail. in
which were ffty-one different articles, Each
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