Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-11

MIR. Maxwell Goldsmith occurred at the home
Of the bride Wednesday, October I. in Coun-
ell Buirs. The bride was attired In white
silk ana chiffon and carried bridal roses
Only relatives and a few intimate friends
were present. Or. Phelps ofIlciated, The
bouquet waD caught by Miss Hattie Pace
The young couple will be at home after No
ycNbor l at 25i3 Davenport streets, Omaha
Functions of Lesser Magnitude.
The olympic club, formerly the North
Omaha Dramatic club. viii give its first
dancing party at Erning hall on Friday
evening October 16.
The first meeting Of the Forest Hll Whist
club since the spring adjournment took
place last Wednesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. j. ~ Cornish.
Mrs. Charles S. Cullingham entertained at
luncheon last Wednesday in honor OF Mrs.
X. y. Peattic, Those present were: Mrs.
pcattie Mss Wilkinson, Mrs. Chase. Mrs.
Hulst, Mrs. Hitchcock, Mrs. w. A. Carter
and Mrs. Cullingham
he A-IiaMo High Five club met last
Friday evening at the residence of Mrs w.
i. Nichols At o'clock the secretary
proceeded TO call the roll and the following
members responded to their names: Messrs.
aud Mc.1ames w. b. Nichols, p. b. Haght,
David Talbot. Carl Woodworth George
Weldon, Charles Davidson, d.. J. o'Brien,
II, g, Matthes n. Abbott, William Shri-
vcr, Dubois, Miss Anna Drodge and Mr..
I2d Sterricker. Card playing was kept up
unttl 10 O'Clock, when refreshments were
served.
Mr.. ,, and Mrs. J, Weber ir.,
at Florence were pleasantly sur
priscd last Thursday evening, It
being their fourth wedding anniversary.
High five was the feature of the evening, ten
games being played, Mr.. Pulta capturing
the royal while Mr.. Carl Bondesson was
coGSocd with the second. a tempting sup
per was served at II 80. Those present
were: Messrs. and Mesdames ]. Bondesson,
Z. Weber, sr., Vctors, Pulta. Grifen. Doug
las Smith Seieroe. Mr. Carl Bondesson and
Miss Fay Smith.
Mrs. Leon Kopald gave another of her
enjoyable parties Thursday evening. With
fine music, dancing and refreshments the
evening passed all too soon. Among those
present were: Mesdames Heft. Priestman,
Schlank, Rubin, Damon. Rothholz and
Boehm; Misses Jennie Schadell, Fanny
Schadell, Rightmire. Kate Rubenstein Ray
Rubenstein, Laura Kopald, Fannie Kopald
Criss Damon and Edna Damon and Messrs
Schlank Boehm. whiting Rubin, Donohor
Hurley. Rothholz, Damon, Kopald Birk-
man, Sears and Whitaker.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Lulu Schaoffer at her home, 1929 South
Nineteenth street. last Thursday evening.
Music and games were INDUCED in and de-
liCiOus refreshments were served in the
dining room, which was very prettily deco
rated with carnations. Miss Lulu rendered
several selections on the piano. Those pres
ent were: Misses Lenora Gunsaul Fannie
Gunsaul Mary Krause Grace Wilke Flora
Krause. Nora Hart. Louise Gunsaul, Martha
Schneffer, Lulu Schaeffer; Willie Drake,
Louis Sautter. Verne Hayward George
Krause, Charlie SChaeffer.
Miss Anna Sorenson entertained her
friends at her home, 2Oli Oak street, Monday
October s, in honor of her seventeenth birth.
day. The evening was spent In playing
many lively games, after which refreshments
were served. At midnight the jolly crowd
parted wishing Miss Anna many more happy
birthdays Those present We're: Misses
Mabel Fisher, Lena Nelson, Ella Nelson
Clara Bird Emma Shellburg Fannie Ende.
colt. BESSIE Nelson; Messrs. Andrew Swan.
son. John Oliver. Hubert Reader. VIII
| Kaiser. Charlie Bird, George Swanson, Clyde
Sundblad, Charlie Sundblad and Charlie
| Nelson.
| Saturday evening, October 3. there was
a merry gathering at the home OF Mrs
s, s. Cleveland 221S Chicago street. The oc-
casion was the birthday of Grant w. Cleve-
| land and his friend, Paul H. Patton The
evening was enlivened by games and after
the delicious refreshments were disposed
of the guests danced until late hour. Those
I present were: Mrs. H. V. Benawa, Misses
Baird Rheem, Emerson. Baldwin. Epeneter
Palmer, Selma Epcneter, Gregg, StfclSney
and Matel Emerson, and Mcssrs Benawa.
McCague, Baird White, Palmer, willard
Bcnawa, Allan Palmer, Holiday. Wagner.
Patton and Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Dake entertained the
Gemuethlichkelt High Five club Tuesday
evening, October 6, at their home at Thirty
ninth and Hamilton streets. Thl following
members were present: Mr.. and Mrs George
Mittauer, Mr. and Mrs. X. Rosenzwcig. Mr.
and Mrs j. Burstor. Mr. and Mrs. j. Baumcr
Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Hoag Mr.. and Mrs. G. b
Dake, Mr. and Mrs. c. SChaeffer Mr. Frue-
hauf and Miss Fannie Fruehauf The fret
prizes were won by Mr.. Dake and Mrs Hoag
Mr.. Mittauer and Mrs. Baumer received the
BOBBY prizes. The officers elected are Presi-
dent II. Rosen2weig; secretary. Il. l.. Hoag:
treasurer. q. b. Dake.
A very enjoyable dancing party was given
by Miss Anna Foil at Keystone hall last
week. Delicate refreshments were served
and delightful evening was spent. Those
present were: Misses Anna Kelley Nellie
Kelley, Mamie Healey. Susie Curtis, Kate
Garvey, Nell McGuckn, Anna shannon.
Mary Sullivan, Anna Moran. Kate Hardy,
Hattie Hardy. Josie Benson and Minnie
Hansen; Messrs. Charles MOriarty Ed Ken
nedy, Dan Sullivan, Joe sullivan John Sui
llvan, Charles Garvey Tom Malone VIII
Grady. Joe Grady, Dl Kaufman VIII Um-
stead Charles Barry, Ed Lowry, Luke
shannon and Fred Foil
In honor of her eighteenth birthday. oc-
tcber 8, Miss Bessie Hall entertained a
number Of her friends at her home, sos
North Thirty-sCCOnd street, High five and
other games We're enjoyed until lO:3O when
refreshments were served. after which the
guests danced until late hour. The in
.'ed guests were: Misses Margaret BOYER
blanche Byrnes, Alma Griffith jamie Sails
bury, Arta C!akins, Carrie Mdgloy Flor
enco Maynard, Julia Yates. Mae Maynard
Kate Parsell Blanche Craig, Edith Har-
mon Messrs, George WellaSe, Joel Wright.
Charles Wright Walter Chamberlain. Ed
Boyer. Tom Hodgins. Anthony Gsantner
Phelan Shirley, Elmer Rood, Jean Whin-
merry, Fred Walker and Kenneth Evans.
on Saturday evening. October 3. Mr. and
Mrs. jag j. Dubois celebrated the twentieth
anniversary of their welded life at their
residence, 1882 Davenport street. The couple
were presented with numerous handsome
presents, Progressive high five was indulged
in until II o'clock. when covers were spread
and refreshments served Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. sam Rees. Mr.. ana Mrs
y, Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Shriver
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davidson, Mr. and Mrs
Carl WOolworth. Mr.. and Mrs. p. b. Haighl
Mr. and Mrs. David Talbot. Mr.. and Mrs
W. b. Nichols Mr.. and Mrs George Weldon
pr. and Mrs Akin, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ster.
TclScr, Mr. ard Mrs Frank Pogue, Mr. and
Mrs. II, c. Matthes, Mrs. Lawrence and
Miss Lawrence, Mrs. Shoemaker and Miss
Shoemaker, Miss Ammo Drodge and Master
Ray Dubois.
Monday evening, October ), Ray Couns-
raaa celebrated his birthday anniversary by
nj of