Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-19

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late hour. when refreshments were served.
The Peerless quartet. consisting Of Messrs.
j. Grady, NJ. Walklin, w. Grady and M.
Swift rendered a few solos. which were
greatly appreciated by the guests.
Those present were: Massrs. Donahue,
j. Grady and Mullen; Misses NJ Garneau.
Clara Donahue, E. Garnsau. Brady, N. Swift,
Corrigan. Hart and X. Swift
thh: of suciety.
Miss Wallace OF Salt Lake City is the guest
OF Mrs. Lyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Baum leave next Tues
day for Chicago.
Mrs. Henry Newman of New York City is
the guest of her mother, Mrs Dundy.
Mr.. Robert Batey OF New York is the
guest OF Colonel and Mrs s. S. Curtis
MIR. and Mrs. willard Vose OF Boston are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Meyer.
Mrs. Mary T. Gaylord of Grinnell Ia, is
the guest Of Mrs. Stebbins on Dodge street
Miss Woolworth returned home last Sunday
| after mcst delightful winter in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Georga ID. Evans of Olympia
| Wash, are the guests OF Mrs. u. T. Lindsay
| Mrs. j. worland of 2SlS South Nineteenth
/ strest has just returned from her visit to
| Chicago.
| Mr.. Charles p. Wooworth is expected here
| tomorrow from his home at Castleton-on the
| Hudson.
| Mr.. and Mrs T.. p Peck and family have
taken their cottage at Fort Calhoun for the
summer.
Mrs. j. e. wilber and daughter leave the
| latter part Of this month for summering in
| the east.
| Miss Gertrude Chambers who has spent
| the winter in Washington, is now visiting in
| New York
Mrs Bessie Lough of Trenton has returned
| to her home after visit with the family of
| Silas Cobb.
Mrs Cockrell leaves on Monday to be alb
| sent two months. She will visit in st. Louis
and Chicago.
In honor of the Misses Kohlsaat, Miss
| Ringwalt gave a tea yesterday afternoon
from to 6.
Mr.. S. ID. Murray sailed from New York
Saturday at noon for his native home. Glas-
| gov, Scotland.
Mrs j. Charles Albers of st. Louis Is in
| the city at the Murray. the guest of Mrs.
| W. S. Strawn.
Mrs Frederick Bishop and daughter Hazel
| of Central City, Ia, are visiting Judge and
| Mrs. Ambrose.
| The High School juniors held their last
| reception of the year at the High school
| Friday evening,
Mrs. Ellen Beall leaves Monday for Pasa-
dena, Cal, where she will visit her brother
| Mr.. John Hugus.
| MISS EHlIn9 CrHHuill expects 10 go west
very soon. whsn she will visit her sister, Mrs.
John Mccormick.
Miss Jennie N. Arthur has gone to Cleve-
| land o. to spend the summer with her sister
| Mrs. G. B. Maltby.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Howard Dodge of Ports
mouth, N. H., are guests or Attorney d. W.
| Mercer of this city.
Mr. and Mrs, Fl. D.. Estabrook left Tues
day for West Baden Springs and will be
| absent several weeks
George Schroeder is confined to his home
| 1925 North Twenty second street, with in
| fammatory rheumatism.
Miss Loui Cowan, a singer OF considerable
note. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. p. L.
| Perine, 1920 Dodge street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brittian L. Grifiths have re-
turned from pleasant outing at Central
| City and Cedar Rapids, Ia
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Rogers have taken
the house Immediately east OF their former
residence on Farnam street,
Mr.. Thomas Wilson Battin OF the Uni
versity of Paris spent the easter vacation
month travelling in Germany,
Miss Grace Gilbert OF Kansas City. Mo.
| is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs
| George l. Gilbert 1906 Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor White are receiving
| the congratulations Of their friends over the
| birth Of n daughter last Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Buchanan sail on tht
| 25th on the City OF Rome for Glasgow ant
will spend the summer in Europe.
Mrs. Storms of Topeka, Kan. made a flying
visit the last week to Mr.. and Mrs James G.
Martin OF South Nineteenth street
Mrs. l.. Il, Seymore. who has been spending
the winter In Philadelphia, has returned tc
the city and is stopping at the Madison.
Mrs. f. M. Richardson of Capitol avenue
has as her guests her mother. Mrs. G. w
Scott, and her sister Mrs f. A. Merrill
Mrs Henry e. Won wedelstaedt and sol
OF st. Paul arrived in Omaha Thursday an6
are guests OF MIR. and Mrs. J. F. Barnard.
]. W. Holmes left Thursday for Hanna
Wyo., where he expects to spend the summer
with his daughter, Mrs. Justin b, Porter.
Mrs, s. ID. Lees and daughter leave wednes
day the 22d. for Scotland, by way of New
York, where they viii spend the summer
visiting relatives,
Miss Clara E. Curtis OF California and Mis-.
Elizabeth Bennett of Columbus O., arriyet
In Omaha Thursday and are the gusts OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S, S. Curtis.
The Omaha High School Alumni associa-
ton has announced Friday evening May 81
as the date for the annual reception rendered
the graduating class by the alumni OF the
High school.
Mrs NJ DeRoberts arrived last week from
the south, where she and her husband spent
the winter, and is visiting her parents, Mr.
ani Mrs, j. A. Aulabaugh, at 1907 South
|
The marriage OF Miss Hitty DeGraff to Mr.
Frank Lovejoy Johnston viii occur Wednes-
day evening. June 10. at o'clock, at the
residence of the brides parents. 1924 South
Thirty-tifth avenue.
Mr.. George Ii. Boggs has Just returned
from three months trip TO Chicago and
Hot Springs. somewhat improved in health
and yet not as hale and hearty as his many
good friends In Omaha would wish to SCI
him.
A soiree dramat!que Franchise will be etyel
the evening OF May 81 at the Unitarian church
by NJ. George Chatelain. assisted by his mos
-. talented pupil, Miss Mabel Hyde. Two French
plays will be given. The musical part OF thl
, program will be rendered by Mr. JOSEPH
, Calm. pianist: Mr.. Herbert Butler yiolnist
and Miss Carrie Nye, soprano.
Mrs. II. c, Aiken, accompanied by her son
Mr.. III. l.. Aiken, left for a trip to Chelan
Wash, via the Burlington, On Tuesday last
Mrs, Aiken will spend the summer at thl
beautiful lake from which the town derivei
its name. Mr.. IL. l.. Aiken. who has an In
terest in an extensive prune ranch nea
Chelan will remain indefinitely,
! MIR. and Mrs. Charles II. Coon and Mr. an,
Mrs, Edward J. Roe entertained at high iVi
at the formers home. 257s HarRey street
Thursday evening. The rooms were prettill