Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02

lng hef parents ana relatives III maine ana
New Hampshire for the past Ave months, re-
turned home on Friday.
Rev z, s. Weller and wife Of Macon City.
Mo. are visiting their son, Charles F. We'll
Ter. in Kountle y pace. They came to attend
the Sanford Weller wedding
Mrs. George w. Stadden. 22o6 Douglas
street, left Tuesday for Centeryille. Mich. to
attend Memorial services on Decoration day,
at which place her husband is buried.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar p Goodman and little
daughter Gladys leave today for Brooklyn.
N. Y. where Mrs Goodman and daughter
will spend tho tiimmer with relatives
Mrs. George l. Gilbert gave a Kensiugton
yesterday afternoon for Miss Gilbert Of
Kansas City, TO which about thirty of the
younger set Of society young women were
invited
In honor of Mrs. Zera Snow of Portland
Mrs. Henry Yates gave a tea Friday between
the hours Of and 6. Quite a number of
guests were present and the affair was most
enjoyable.
Mrs Ella sharpless of Fairbury. ILL.,. is
now in the city visiting her brother. Nathan
Reckord, 109 Stanford Circle. Her daughter
Elizabeth is with her and they expect TO be
In the city for a month or so.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Kessler and family left
last Wednesday via the Rock Island for
Miss Kessler's o!d home. Boston Mass They
expect to be away several months on ac-
count of Mr.. Kessler's health.
J. Howard Dodge. a capitalist from Ports
mouth, N. H.. who. with Mrs Dodge has
been the guest Of ID. w. Morrow of this city,
left Omaha Saturday morning for their
home. going by way of Washington, d. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer A. Higley of
Cedar Rapids, Ia, in the city the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs f. II. Nichols of 1901
Spencer street. Mr.. and Mrs. Higley are
returning from a tour Of the Sandwich
islands.
Gradually the ranks OF the society young
men are being depleted. Mr.. Pierre Garneau
being the latest to leave Omaha for his old
home in st. Louis. Friday night a number
of his friends gave him bachelor dinner at
the club.
Mrs. Thaddeus II. Stanton, Mrs Western
| and Margaret Western have taken rooms at
| the Madison and reinquished their house
| on Park avenue in preparation for leaving
| soon to join General Stanton at Washing
| ton, ID. G..
Mr. John Clausen, an employe Of The Bee
| Building company, END Miss Edith Bowman
were marrief Wednesday evening May 20.
at their own residence. 1921 Mason street. An
elegant wedding supper was served. Rev.
| Charles w. Sayidge oificated
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
| tor White was christened Tuesday by DR..
| Macnab, Louise Bushnell White, the spon-
sors being Mr.. and Mrs C. n. Dietz. This
was the last official act of DR.. Macuab as
|
Miss Jennie Underwood, Miss Hattie
Hooper Miss Mamie Underwood and Messrs
| VIII Meyer. Ray Welch T. w. Houtz and
| DIR. White constituted the party of Lincoln
friends of Miss Wakeley which was enter
tanned by her on Thursday last.
Invitations to the wedding of Miss Maude
Remick oi Los Angeles, Cal, and James
Garfield Warren of Cleveland, O., have
been received in this city The wedding
will take place June 5. Mr.. and Mrs War
ren's home will be in Cleveland
| Miss Collins and her personally con-
Quoted" party of two Miss Dundy and Miss
| Wakeley, leave Tuesday evening for New
York. sailing Saturday by the Maasdam for
the other side of the pond. They will be alb
sent in Europe until late in October.
Mr.. J.. A. Cuscaden and Dr. Gertrude Gus
caden announce the marriage OF Miss Eliz-
abeth kimball to Mr.. A. Bentley Cullen
| Dunbar Wednesday, June ~, at o'clock
at Trinity cathedral. The reception will be
| at IT'S Dodge street from 2:30 to O'Clock
Mrs. Mumaugh has planned a delightful
| European trip for her summer vacation
and left on Tuesday for New York. with
great anticipations before her. She sails
| on Saturday on the Amsterdam with a party
| bound for Boulogne. They will do France
first and then Holland and Belgium, coming
home by way Of England.
| The Bee was unfortunate enough TO pro.
vide at the Thurston dinner last Saturday
night the only things Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston
did not have, 1.-The walnuts and wine In
| view OF the fact that wine is not allowed on
| the Thurston table, the report Of the dinner
| in last Sundays Bee erred in that particular
| IL is regretted that such a mistake should
| have occurred
| Miss Myrtle Carroll entertained the Trilby
| club last Monday evening, at which time ii
was decided to hold picnic on Wednesday
| evening next at Hanscom park. the arrange
| ments of which are now being made and
| which promises to be a grand event. On
| invitation of Mr. j. E. VanDorn the club
viii meet at his home on Twenty-second and
| Leayenworth streets on June 10.
Last Monday evening Brownell hall pre-
| sented very gala-like appearance, the oc-
| casion being a reception given the gradu-
| ating class by DR.. and Mrs. Doherty as a
| slight reward and expression OF appreciation
for the good work done the past year. The
| large halls. prettily decorated with lanterns
and plants. were used for dancing, a purpose
| for which they are admirably adapted. A
large number OF guests were present. includ-
ing several cadets from Worthington hall.
| The Caldwell Social club gave its second
| annual picnic at Kellys lake Decoration
day. Fishing. boating, base ball. foot ball
and general good time with refreshments
| were INDUCED until . o'clock. Those pres
ent were: Rose Herzog. Mary Herzog, Car
rie Campbell, Margaret Anderson, Lena
Roys, Annie Anderson, Phoebe Hall. Albert
Shankey, Andrew Anderson, Joe Hadfeld. Al
| Anderson. George Oceanbeam, John Skankey
and John Wyatt.
Miss Butterfeld entertained the teachers
| of the Dupont school, of which she is prin-
cipal, on last Saturday evening, at the resi-
dence of Colonel Chase on Park avenue. She
was assisted by Miss Foos Miss Katherine
Foos and Mrs. Flemon Drake. Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Hodge
Mr.. and Mrs. Hellar.~ Mrs. Edwards, Miss
| Mary Ballantyne. Miss Evelyn Hobbs, Miss
| Lillian Wilbur, Miss Lizzie Banker. Miss
Hewett Miss Lydia Bruechert Miss Myrtle
Seymour, Miss Mary Krebs and Miss Parrot
There was a recitation by Mrs. Heller and q
guessing contest that provoked much mirth
Miss Gertrude Clarke gave an elegant din
ner on Thursday to the visiting base ball
men Of Chicago university. her brother. Mr.
| Henry Clarke, being one OF the nine. The
| table was most inviting to the young gentle
| men, who had come so far to give Omaha al
| exhibition Of their skin, and one OF the most
unique features were the name cards, which
! were small bats and balls. done cleverly In
water color and alternating at each plate
They were tied with maroon ribbons, the
color of Chicago university. The guests were
Messrs. Stagg Nichols Abeils, Jones' Adkin-
son. Winston, Grant, Herring, Brown Pike
Minard, Bliss, Thomas. Crawford, Jefferies
Sherman. Creigh. Henry Clarke. Gordon
Clarke. John T. Clarke, William Clarke and
Mr.. Henry T. Clarke.