Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24

Mattson. curtF. Traddock. Sullivan. CLARK
Faulkner Dodgf. fcKenzle. McGuckin. Louis
Charles and haissbei Leeder. Jones, Daley
Crane and Douglass.
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FIFTY Aears welded.
Rev. c. II. 80 &ldgs and wife celebrated
their fftieth ~tdding anniversary wednes-
day, November. 20, at Hlawatha Kan.
| Mr.. Savidge~As born in New Jersey sew
enty-three years Hgo, and his wife in Penn
sylvania three years later. They were mar
| rled in New Vienna, Clinton county o.,
! November 90, 1914 by Rev j. n. Ellsworth
| Mr.. Savidge, witfrhis family. moved to Min
oa4h II a; during Ts the Sh'Pn Tar s Ht
! entered the ranks as private and bore a
| heroic part in the battle of Altoona Pass.
| In that battle he had a testament in his
| left breast pocket, which was struck by a
| ball from one Of the sharpshooters guno.
That book is still preserved in the family as
a sacred relic He was promoted to the
| chaplaincy just before Sherman started on
| his march to the sea. On his return from
| the war Mr.. Savidge engaged in the minin-
! try. He came to Nebraska In the spring OF
| 1882. and removed to his present home in
1893. He usually breaches once on Sabbath
at present.
MIR. and Mrs. savidye have reared chill
| drsn, who are now making their homes In
Wisconsin, Idaho. Kansas and Nebraska.
They are engaged in the ministry, law, rail-
roading and farming.
Birthday Party for Two.
There was a birthday party at Edgewood
the suburban home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Morrison, Wednesday evening. 1t being in
honor of Charles Morrison and his cousin
Miss May Mortenson. High five was played
F, during the early evening, the prises being
captured by Miss Mary Drage and Mr.. Hugo
Raven while Miss Blanche Nelson and Mr..
Dick Raven were made happy with the con-
ISOLATION prizes After the cards refresh
ments were served the late hours being
occupied in singing, playing and dancing.
Those present were: Misses Mary, Meta and
Lizzie Drage, Miss Blanche Nelson, Miss
Mae Schsby. Miss Alice Nelson, Miss Nelsle
Morrison Miss Mary Mortensen, Miss Olga
Mortenoen. Miss Johanna Chrlstopherson
and Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Cobry; Messrs.
Dick Raven. Hugo Raven. Carney, Nor
rison. Neve, Fred Nelson, Walter Nelson,
Francis Morrison and John Morrison, jr.
Tcrpsichorcnn's Dancing Club.
The fornightly dancing party of the Terp
sichorean club given last Friday evening
proved to BE- one Of the prettiest functions
Of the week. Quite number of beautiful
costumes were very noticeable feature of
the affair. and as the chrysanthemum took
preference tc other floral decorations
great many Of autumn's favorie beauties
gave the event most pleasing effect.
Among the club members and their guests
present were noticed Misses Eastman.
Arnold Schmidt, Paris, Reed, Ring, Van
Buran, Latey, Weeks, st. Geyer Drishaus,
Fowler, CowleS. Peters, Mardl, BulwarS
Hamlin, Certer, Burnham, Cramcr. Derver,
Derver, Newton ana Messrs. Squires. Alexan-
der, Whitehorn, Koenig, Thompson, Burdick
McCreary. Reed. Fowler, Cooley Colett
Body, Shrader, visrlng Wooworth, Sharp
Hamlin. Gocdall, Berlin, Davis, Radinger
Peake, Goodrich Halstead, johnson, Living
ston, Murray and Irvine.
For Mrs. Newman.
Mrs. d. II. Wheeler. jr entertained the
following women at a Kens.ngton Friday
afternoon in a charming manner, in honor of
Mira. Henry Newman, nee Miss Herna Dundy
of New Yorless The guests were: Mrs. Dr.
Bache, Miss sBacpe, Mrs. Bradford, Miss
Sharp, Miss ada fsharp, Mrs. Deuel., Mrs
Redick Mrs. Hull Mrs. Hamilton, Miss Ham
ilton. Mrs. Lehniet Mrs. Gurley Misc Doane,
Miss Curtis, Miss Palmer, Miss Woolworth,
Miss Dundy, Mrs. Remington Miss Burns,
Miss Baum, Miss Fuller, Mrs Bierbower.
Miss Mcdonald. Miss Patterson Miss Conner,
Miss McShanc, Misi Burke, Mrs Baum. Mrs.
Caldwell, Miss Buckeye, Mrs. Harry McCor-
mick, Mrs. DR.. Summers. Mrs. Coles, Mrs
Reed, Mrs Keller.
Miss Palmer, Miss Woolworth and Miss
Burke all sang delightfully."- and Mis-, Curtis
rendered several instrumental selections
For9 aiiss Judson.
In honor Of Miss Judson of st. Joseph who
is the guest of Miss Hoagland, Miss Louise
Squres entertained n number of her girl
friends Saturday afternoon. rather Informally.
though none the less delightfully."-. Dainty
bits of Christmas fancy work were dls,layed
mere ana there, Miss Drake recited In her
usual charming manner and Miss Hoagland
Miss Palmer and Miss Burke each sang
refreshments lie were served at o'clock
Ihose present were: Misses Burke, Latey |
Baurl, Sadie Baum. Sue Colpetzer, Hattie |
Cady, Alice Drake, Helen Moore Margaret |
Brown. Helen Hoagland. Clara Palmer,
Barker, Sharp, Burns. Sloan, Bauah |
Sharp, Taylor, McKell, Stone Kelly,
Sargent, Woolworth, May Morse, |
Alexander, Allen, Ringwslt, Jud-
son, Lenigan, Fuller, Lindsay, Stone, Curtis |
Creighton, Amy Barker; Mesdames Smith |
Bishop, Ed Bishop, Cole.
" I. Social
The third social of the Young Mems in
stitute was held at Creighton hall Wednes-
day evening. 1t was a delightful success.
About seventy five couples were present.
The large hall afforded this number ample
recm to execute the new figures as well as
the OLD reliable squares and sixteen numbers
ware reeled off to merry music between and
IL. The committee in charge rendered ex-
cellent service in anticipating and providing
for the wants of all.
The pext Y. NJ |. party will be given in
the same hall on New Years eve On that
occasion 1t is proposed to surpass all for
mer efforts OF the institute This is no small
task, but the members are energetic and J
have not yet failed to accomplish whatever
they undertake. Invitations will be issued
early in December.
At II Church SOcinbIe.
The young people of st. Johns Episcopal
church gave very enioyabIa Sociabja at tine