Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-27
Marriages aud Engnecmcnts

married in this city Wednesday afternoon
! December %. They took The afternoon
! train for tier home tn California Rev
! Charles W. Sayilsa uflciated.
! Mr. Herbert H. Waldrun ami Miss Flor
| once Gail Nagce were married last Thursday
at the residence OF the brides parents Mr.
and Mrs. James r. Mapcc, at Fairmont
| Neb a reception to Mr.. aud Mrs Waldron
| residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Waldror.
south If Ashland Neb Mr.. and Mrs
| Herbert -. WaldrCn will make their home in
| Remington.
Pleasures that HIVE Passed.
General and Mrs Henderson gave a dinner
| last evening Tor General and Mrs. Wheaton.
Captain and Mrs. Sarsou entertained at
! luncheon last Friday for General and Mrs.
| Wheaton
Miss Boes skinacr entertained a party OF
| friends from Chicago. burlington and Platts-
mouth at luncheon last Saturday.
| For their son and daughter who have not
| yet formally entered the domain of society,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Reed entertained num-
| Der of the younger set at an informal dane
| ing party on Christmas evening
MIR. and Mrs Charles Onutt entertained at
dinner last Tuesday night Miss Gleason Of
| St. Louis Miss McKonna Miss Palmer, MIR.
| and Mrs. Crofoot, Mrs. Cartan, Mr.. Hall,
| Mr.. Drake, Mr.. Palmer and Major Crowder
Mr.. and Mrs. Clemen; Chase gave dinner
| last week Saturday evening in honor of Mr..
| and Mrs. Charles T. KountZe. Covers were
laid for Mr. and Mrs. Kountze, Miss Kountze,
| Miss Palmer Miss Woolworth Mr.. Tarleton,
Mr. John Patrick, Mr.. Palmer and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Chase.
Chief Clerk Davis of army headquarters
entertained the guests OF the DreXel hotel
last Wednesday evening with an instru-
mental and vocal program on the "Gramo-
| phone" Fifteen numbers were given, and
81 those
etc, had to be repeated.
Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Brinkman entertained
at dinner on Christmas day Miss Hattie
Lundeen and Messrs w. Il. Cardwell ana
T.. II. Hansen in honor of Miss Ora Wemore
Of Sioux City and their daughter, Eta who
has Just returned after a four weeks visit
with friends in Sioux City.
On Christmas day the following named
parties enjoyed the hospitality Of Mr. and
Mrs George a. Joslin at their new home,
Forteth and Davenport streets. Those
present were Alfred Joslin, Ferdinand JOS
lin A. o. Teabury, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Read,
MIR, and Mrs. C. Tellick, Nine. Tellck Mrs,
Jennie Spence and daughter, Ethel. Wild
turkey from Tennessee was served
Mr.. W. F. Hypes of Chicago was in the
city last week and was entertained Wednes-
day evening at tho home of Mr. Fred j.
Adams 9lS North Nineteenth street. Those
present were given a rare treat by Mr..
IIypes in several songs which showed him
to be true artist. Mr.. Hypes is solo tenor
in the First Presbyterian church of Evans
ton, H., and charter member of the Apollo
club of Chicago
One OF the enjoyable parties of the week
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Fisher to
a few near relatives and most intimate
friends on Christmas night at their home,
on Corby street Those present were Mrs.
j. F. Fisher. Messrs and Mesdames II. b.
Carnes, W. l.. Fisher. Misses Ford Carnes,
Holland, Lillian and Birdie Aeurswald. Ward,
Laura, Minnie and Nellie Fisher and ellis
Messrs Harrison, Smith, George, Fred and
Harry Fisher.
Mrs. J. b. Blanchard entertained the
South Side Whist club in her usual pleasing
manner Tuesday, December 90 at her home
on Georgia avenue. The house was pro-
fusely decorated with holly and mstletoe
in honor OF the festive season. After a
series of eight games of whist refreshments
were served by the hostess, assisted by her
daughters, Miss Blanchard, Miss Clyde
Blanchard and her niece, Miss Hall of Cres-
ton, la. The prizes were carried off by
Mgsdames Crickmore and Marty.
Mrs. William w. Keysor gave small but
very charming tea yesterday afternoon in
honor Of her sister, Miss Ellis. Portraits
of twenty five distinguished men were sup
piled, and the guests were invited to name
them in competition for prizes. Mrs. Blu
chanan and her guest Mrs. Root, were the
successful gucssers. Those present were:
MeSdames Wattles Dickey, Potter, Rustin
Berbower, Buchanan Root. Bidwell, Mott
Richardson, Fleming and Mcintosh, the
Misses Davis and Miss Ellis.
Miss Helen Winans was delightfully."-
surprised at her home on Friday evening
December IS. The evening was spent in
games and music, and at a late hour an
abundance OF good things were served.
Among those present We're: Misses Hattie
Martin, Edith sayre, Hattie Raber, Mabel
Rolling, Elma Schmidt, Bessie Bonnie,
Fayette Pardum, Pearl Bons and Helen
Wnans; and Messrs Willie Falconcr. Frank
Bons, Henry Schmidt, John Austin. George
Bray. James Murray and Edward Winans.
On Monday evening, December Il, Mrs NJ
o. Maui was rendered a surprise by some
of her friends, the occasion being her sixth
wedding anniversary. Cards were INDUCED
in, after which winners and losers alike
participated in a dainty lunch Those
present were: MessIs and Mesdames
Wright, Davis, Anderson Callahan. Lapage
Stubin, Goodwin, Plumb and Clark.
Meedames j. Redell, X. e. Decker, George
Il. Powell. A. Walker, NJ Kelley, Miss n.
Russell Miss b. Cregger, Meesrs Pogue,
Brown, Burke and Mealio.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Weber, jr. entertained a
number of their friends last Thursday even
ing in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Weber
of Wayne, Neb. High five was the feature
of the evening twelve games being played
received the mems royal, while Mrs
Cole and Mr.. Backus We're presented with
the consultations. An elegant supper was
served at a late hour These pres
ent were Mesdames Severoe, ]. Bon
desson. c. A. Vctors. w. Puta j. j.
Cole. w. Weber OF Wayne, Neb.; j. Weber,
sr., and Mr.. Carl Bondesson.
The North Side Kensington club was de-
lightfully entertained Monday afternoon by
Mrs. w. J. Bradbury and Miss Rich at their
home in Kountze place. The women, after
working on fancy articles for an hour, were
given fourteen bottles containing perfumes
and spices, which they guessed by the odors,
Mrs, Harry Weller winning the prize Later
dainty refreshments were served to Mes
DANES Foster, Palmatier, Jones, Davenport,
Gibson Reynolds Harry Weller, Goodman
Charles Weller. Pierce. Grlmmel Schneider.
Misses Lyesey, Weller, Bauman and Boss. |
the latter of Leavenworth, Kan.
The reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. John
c. Gown last Tuesday evening. in honor
OF General and Mrs. Frank Wheaton, who |
have been spending the week with them, |
was one OF the most brilliant events which
have thus far frightened the social season,
and undoubtedly the most conspicuous society |
event OF the week. A holiday aspect was |
given to the occasion by the special decora- |
lions, which were chiefly OF holly and ever |
green A LIST of the iovite1 pnae,g maud /