Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-14

The "Trilby" club has sent out invitations
for a grand May party. to be given on May
10, at Morands dancing academy.
DR.. and Mrs c. S. Shepard Of 2OOi Writ
street returned Tuesday from a trip Of sew
eral weeks to Mexico and the south.
Mrs Frank Cross and daughter. Jean, left
Tuesday for Cambridge Mass, where they
will spend the spring and summer months.
Mrs. Ferris, wife Of Rev. John o. Ferris
Of st. Pauls church of Chicago, is visiting
Mrs. r. Il. McKelog Of 2520 Charles street.
Rev. and Mrs. w. Howell Buchanan of
Sioux Falls, S. d. will be the gusts of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Buchanan next Wednes
day.
Miss Nette Collins was the guest OF Miss
Emily Wlkely the latter part of the week,
but will return to Hillside some day this
week
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Cope, jr., have taken
house at 1929 North Twenty-eghth av-
enue. where they are at home to their
friends.
Mrs. ]. r. Buchanan left Thursday evening
for Waterloo, Wis, to be with her father
| over Easter Sunday. She will return next
Wednesday.
Mrs. E. C. McShane entertained on Wednes-
day for Mrs. John A. Sargent Of Kansas
City and Mrs James COnnor and Mrs Buford
of Rock Island
Miss Blanche Allan has gone to El Paso,
| Book. Miss Allan will return with her and
| Mrs Book will go on to California.
A delightfully."- informal high five party
| was given last Tuesday evening by Miss
Sargent. Six tables were filled with guests
and merry evening was passed by all.
Invitations are out announcing the wedding
| of Miss Flora Adler to Mr.. NJ. II. Alexan-
| der Of Cincinnati, o., April %. Miss Isa-
! belle Adler will make her DEBUT at her sis
| ter's wedding.
Mrs. John Guild Of Carroll, Ia, sister OF
| Mrs. T. c. Bruner. who has been visiting
| in Omaha, has returned TO her Iowa home
| after having spent very pleasant week
with her friends.
A very pretty violet luncheon was given
last Thursday by Miss Sargent for Miss
| Cleaveland of Denver The guests were Miss
| Cook, Miss Cholwell, Miss Scott Of Chicago
and Miss Knight.
j. L. Dorward and Miss Lille Langford Of
! Tekpmah were married last Friday at tho
residence Of w. N. Dorward, 1916 North
| Twenty sixth street, this city, Rev. s.
NJ. Ware officiating.
The departure from Omaha Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Garneau, jr., will cause regret
among the society people of Omaha. About
May Is is set for their departure and Chicago
will be their future home.
Cards were received Wednesday for the
| wedding of Miss Hoaglund and Dr. Sum
mers to occur Wednesday, April "a. The
| ceremony will take place at the residence,
| followed by reception.
Superintendent IL. E. Kratz and wife Of
Sioux City are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee G. Kratz for the Sabbath. The doctor
lectured before the Iowa State Teachers as
sociation held at Council Bluffs last week
on Child Study
Miss Annie Townsend of Milwaukee, Wis.
is the guest Of her cousin, Charles H. Town
send, Of 2535 st. Marys avenue. Miss Town
has AYtn Aal igit n hpT
uncle, Colonel E. f. Townsend, commanding
at Fort Niobrara, Neb.
Tuesday, at Fremont, Neb., will occur
the wedding of Mr.. Alfred d. Touzain OF
this city and Miss Mabel Florence Shervin
daughter of Mrs. ]. E. Shervin Of Fremont
They will make their home in Omaha after
May /, stopping at the Madison.
Mr. and Mrs. William j. Mount hav,
sent out cards for the wedding of theil
daughter, Miss Anne Pirrie Truland, to Mr.
) Jay Burns, which is to occur at their resi-
: dence on Wednesday, the oath. Mr.. and
l Mrs. Burns will make their home, after May
? l, at 634 South Twenty-ninth avenue.
Union Pacific council No 1869, Royal Ar.
canum, have completed all arrangements fol-
! their dance and supper to be given Monday
evening, April Is, at the new |. o. o. F. hall
ia North Fourteenth street. A large mum
ber Of tickets have been sold, and a genera
good time is anticipated by members and theil
friends.
: Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Cartwright are en-
tertaining Eli Cartwright and wife, Mr.
Cartwrght's father and mother Of Creston
Ia; also Mrs Cartwrght's mother, Mrs. J
i d. Hudson of Sioux City. and her son. Rev
Adelbert l.. Hudson of Cambridge, Mass.
= who will fill the pulpit at the First Congre
. gational church this morning.
; A delightful luncheon was given by Mrs
" Coutant Thursday in honor of Miss Well
: of Baldwinsville, N. Y. The decrations wer
all t,,lfr hain fha OH Hnun
=. The table was very artstically arrange
II and a delicious menu served. The guest
e were: Mrs. Denise, Mrs. Meredith, Mrs
?, Perrine, Mrs. Lehmer, Mrs. Huntington, Mrs
A. T. Wood. Mrs. Mccormick, Mrs. Luding
ton.
very merry evening was passed las
II Saturday by a few of Miss knights friend
e in having a vaudeville party Each con
= tributed in some way to the amusement c
, the others and the result was very delight
a full evening Those present were Mis-
v Cholwel Miss Cook, Miss Sergeant Mis-
"a Hartman, Miss Cleaveland, Mr.. Clark, M
:, Wharton, Mr.. George, Mr.. Mcmahon and Nj
Is Cook.
The Christian Endeavor society of the S
a Mary's Avenue Congregational church storme
the fort of DR.. S. Wright Buffers residenc
Friday evening, and taking the doctor una
wares easily overpowered him and took pos
session of his beautiful home. Though tn
a doctor was surprised, he was equal to tn
NJ royalty, and all present united in voting D.
and Mrs Butler delightful entertainers.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w. Cox of 26l
Capitol avenue announce the marriage
their daughter, Miss Edith Louise Wagone
to Mr. Richard Benjamin Wagner, which
to occur on next Wednesday. Miss Wagone
er is a very accomplished pianist. who has rt
sided here some two years. The gentlema
ir she marries is a prominent young lawyer
Albany, N. Y, and, although of the sam
IS name. is in no way related They will max
their residence in Albany.
NJ April s, 1885, was the wedding day
r. b. Wallace and Lottie T. Ridell. Quit
a number of their friends did not forg
ie that last Monday was the tenth anniversar
Of that occasion, and a pleasant surprii
er was planned and carried into execution, wit
considerable noise from tin pans, tin horr
III and various tin implements Of househo
warfare The evening was delightfully."- speI
IA after the manner Of such social gathering
and well wishes innumerable were showerC
ID upon the bride and groom Of ten years.
Mrs. Thomas II, Todhunter entertained
Of few friends Wednesday afternoon in honor
EronlT ThorntOn whn leaves q