Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-21

and their many friends extend congratula
tious and predict for them a happy future
They left Wednesday evening for a short
trip south, after which they will be at home
to friends at 723 South Sixth street
Miss Tulleys entertained in a very charm.
ing manner with musical Thursday evening
at her home on Park avenue. Among those
who took part were the Misses Key. Beebe
Gavin, Chamberlain, Tulleys, Wakefield and
Miss Brown Of Omaha; Messrs. Paul Tulleys
and l.. W. Tulleys.
On the afternoon OF Wednesday. December
1G at the residence Of Mr. and Mrs. orville
ID. Wheeler, East Pierce street, Council
Bluffs, Mr. Charles ID. Maybauer and Miss
Mamie McCune were united in marriage
Rev j. II. Senseny of the Broadway Meth
odist church officiating. The pleasant home
was beautifully decorated with palms, smi-
lax and profusion OF flowers. The ceremony
was performed in the presence of imme-
diate relatives OF tha contracting parties
and a few of their most Intimate friends, A
delicate repast was served and afterward
MIR. and Mrs. Maybaucr left for a short we'd
ding journey. Mr. Maybauer is a prominent
merchant of Mount Vernon Ia, where they
will reside. The bride is a sister of Mrs. O.
u. Wheeler and very charming girl
Referring to a wedding which occurred
here last week, the Mount Vernon Qa)
Hawkeye says: 1T is generally understood
among the intimate friends of Mr.. Charles
ID. Maybauer that he was married yester-
Bluffs. Ia, to Miss Mamie McCune.
although no formal announcement has
been received here there seems to be no doubt
but that an interesting ceremony took place
as above mentioned. The news will be &c
ceived with genuine pleasure by a host of
friends of the groom in this city, who only
await the opportunity to extend their con-
gratulations and assurances of fclicitOus
wishes for the happiness and prosperity of
a new alliance and the new home about to
1. NaI n.Nn Nf sh. In and fNNgNu CT
aggressive business men of the city, as head
of the well known and successful agricultural
implement house of Maybauer & Clark, he
has ever Identified himself with moves for
the Advancement and Improvement of the
citys commercial interests. member of
one of the oldest and most highly esteemed
families of the community, and having spent
the largest part of his life in this vicinity,
he is too well and favorably known, too
highly respected wherever he is known, to
need words of ecomium from us. We sat
isfy the sentiments prompted on this occa-
sion by voicing the good will with which this
announcement will be received generally
The bride is sister of Mrs Lorraine
Clark. who resided here until recently. when
the family returned to the farm, and having
spent some time visiting in the city, is not
an entire stranger. She is charming young
lady. most highly esteemed by those who
made her acquaintance, all of whom will
extend a most cordial welcome to her when
she returns to this city
I'VE understand that Mr. and Mrs. Charles
ID. Maybauer will be at home soon after
January at Mrs. Fish's house, on the cor
ner of College and Washington streets. a
most cordial welcome will be extended by
our people to a home among U.S.
Mrs. Hickman of New York City is the
guest of Mrs. II. l.. Cummings.
Mrs. Victor Bender and son. Robert, are
in Galesburg on two-weeks' visit.
Miss Stevens of Colorado Springs is visit
ing with Mrs John T. Tidd, on Oakland
avenue.
Mrs. Patterson of North Platte is in the
city, The guest of her daughter, Mrs. Keys.
John Lockwood Dodge will leave shortly
for st. Louis, where he will visit for some
time.
T. c. Dawson is in New York on a business
trip
Miss Ola Cook left for Chicago Saturday
evening, where she will go on with her art
studies.
Miss Gle6son of St. Louis is visiting friends
here
Miss Brown of Omaha visited with Miss
Tulleys last week
Miss Richards of Wyoming is visiting with
Mrs ID. NJ. Graves, on Madison avenue.
Mr.. Frank Metcalf is home from college for
the Christmas holidays.
Miss Floy Taylor of Iowa City is the guest
of Mrs. Caise and daughters.
Christmas candies, nuts fruits. delicacies,
staples. novelties-everythlng at j. Zoller
G. g