Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29

Laura. of Florence wis, are In the city, the
| guests OF Mrs. A. NJ. Pinto.
Lieutenant George c. Barnhardt, Sixth cav.
airy, with station at Fort Beavenworth, VIII
arrive this evening and be the guest OF MT.
| Charles II. Wilson until Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Linnger are en-
| tertalning house party. compo'ed OF MRS.
| T.. ]. II. Comlln OF Jacksonville, and her
grandson. Mr.. Thomas l.. Harris, Mrs. Col
Inns and daughter Winifred Of Knoxville, H.
Movements aud Whereabouts.
| Mr.. r. A. Nash is in Chicago.
| Mr.. George w. Hodrege has gone to st.
Paul.
Mr.. Charles Kennedy was a Chicago visitor
! this week.
Mr.. Charles Keller spent the week at Dead
wood. S. ID.
Major Crowder spent the week at Fort
| Leavenworth.
DR.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Stone are back from
! Hot Springs, S. ID.
Mr. and Mrs ]. N. H. Patrick have re-
turned from the east.
General Manderson arrived home Thursday
night from Chattanooga.
Dr. and Mrs. Richard c. Moore have re-
| turned from Hot Springs, s. ID.
Mr. w. w. Richardson went to Chicago
to bring his family to this city
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Mum are spending
few weeks at Hot Springs, s. d.
| Mr.. David Baum has been quite Ill at the
Mercer hotel, but is now recovering.
Miss Brownie Baum LEFT for Philadelphia,
where she enters Miss Annabels school,
Miss Gertrude Branch has returned to her
school, Hillsdale college, to resume her work.
Miss Adeine Nash returns to the Sacred
Heart convent Manhattansville, N. Y, today.
PipUUalt and Children
have returned from an extended New Eng
| land visit.
Miss LeSheffer will leave the city for Mary
Vile, Kan. October q account of her
mothers illness.
Mr. Michael whaen left yesterday on an
extended visit to friends and relatives In
England and Ireland.
Mrs. Alfred Touzalin, visiting her home at
| Fremont, has been taken suddenly i'll and Is
| threatened with typhoid.
| Mr.. Jay Brown, son of Mr.. ]. j. Brown,
| left for New York on Saturday where he
| will take course in law.
| Mr.. E. G. Ballou and family who passed
| the summer in New Jersey, VIII return
| home the first of the week.
| Mrs. e. ]. Snyder has returned from New
| York City and has taken the cottage at 253S
Dodge street for the winter.
| Mr.. Clifford Smith is expt tied back from
| Rockland Me- where he has spent the sum
| mer with his family, next week.
| Mr. j. J. Morsman Of Chicago, son Of Mr..
| e. M. Morsman, who has been very Ill with
| typhoid fever, is slowly recovering.
| Miss Cora Car5on. who was home attending
| the fair and visiting her hume Gus fri=nds,
| left Saturday for her school at St. James.
| Mrs ID. j. Thayer Of Charlton, Ia, who
| was the guest Of Judge and Mrs. Woolworth
during fair week. has returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Balch and Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ Igvra IL
lard's house to Thirty-second and Dodge
| streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Burt, Mrs Charles
Ofutt and Miss Lindsey returned from trip
| to Portland in Mr.. Burt's private car on
| Thursday
| Mr.. NJ R. Trauerman has returned from
| a trip which lasted three months and
half through England, Germany, France and
Switzerland.
Mr.. Giles A. Filley of st. Louis. who
spent fair week in Omaha. left yesterday for
| iowa He made quite circle of friends
during his stay here.
Miss Mamie Wihelmy and Miss Eda Kuhne
| will return from Nebraska City Monday
where they have been the guests OF friends
and relatives for a few days.
Mr.. John Hugus of Pasadena. Cal, and
his sister. Mrs. Ellen Beall, have gone east.
Mrs Beall will remain to visit her sons in
New York City, this winter. '. u
| Lieutenant a. u. l. quay, "a ~ u, 10
acting adjutant general of the Department. of
Dakota during the absence of Colonel Sheri-
dan on leave for two months.
Mrs. Merrck of Minnesota, who has been
visiting her sister. Miss Zulima Fuller, re-
turned home Monday. Miss Fuller accom-
panied her for visit OF lew days.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Campbell and family Of
Harrington Neb., were in Omaha last wesk
visiting Mrs S. C. Carson at 322 North
Thirty-ifth street attending the fair,
Miss Grac, Mem Han, oe of lsst years
graduates of the High sc oo has gone to
Lincoln to attend the State university. She
will take the entire philosoph cal course.
Miss Barnard, who has been at Worcester,
Mass, all summer, spent few days last week
with Mrs. Arthur Herbert, nee Lemist, In
New York returning to Omaha on Thursday
Rev. S7underson and Miss Saund arson of
London Canada, are visiting Rlv. f. II.
Saunderzon at 30l2 Sherman avenue. The
venerable doctor IS father OF the omaha pas
tor
Lutte rsnchman of Keith county was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Hardin for
the past week. Miss Lutte is now a thu Ne
braska university.
General Coppingar re urned from tn, east
Wednesday morning. While absent he vs-
itei New York and Washington. Gen, ra
. Coppineer's two sons viii arrive n7Xt month
to spend the winter vi h their father,
Mrs John Guild who has been spending the
summer in Scotland sailed from Glasgow on
the State Of Nebraska last Friday. She Is
accompanied by Miss Margaret Guild of Ar
breath Scotland. MIR. John M Guild will
leave Omaha Tuesday to meet them at New
| York.
Mrs Mumaugh sailed on the Spreedam on
September 1S and arrived in New York
Yesterday She will return to Omaha this
week. after an absence of four months In
EurCpe where she has been making a tour
of principal art centers with party of ar
lists from New York City The trip has
been mostly for study, and Omaha people
will soon be in position to Judge for them
selves Of this versatile artists latest work,
and also congratulate themselves that they
have one among them who ranks so high
among the professional artists of our coun-
try.
LINCOLN'S SOCIAL SIDE.