Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-22

| on Sunday. November g. and the ceremony
was performed by Rev. J. =. u. Llwyd
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp are now on a wedding
| trip. which will include st. Louis New
Orleans and other southern points.
AZ 8 o'clock Wednesday morning the mar
! riago OF Miss Ellen Tulley and Mr.. John
| J. Ball took place at st. Peters church a
/ nuptial mass was celebrated and appropri-
| ate selections were rendered by the choir.
/ The marriage ceremony was performed by
| Rev. Father Walsh. After the ceremony
at the church the bridal party and friends
returned 10 the residence Of Mr. Hugh Nc
| Caffrey, Thirty-1rst and Lenvenworth
streets. where the wedding breakfast was
served The bride had been a member Of
Mr. McCaifreys family for n number OF
years and her marriage was fttingly OBJ
served by Joyous festivities during the day
and evening at the elegant new home OF
Mr. and Mrs. McCafrrey.
On Wednesday morning November II,
Mr.. James p, Hughes and Miss Katie Sui
| livan OF Battle Creek, Neb were united in
the holy bonds OF matrimony at st. Pat
rick's church by Rev. NJ. Waldron of Nor
folk, and assisted by Rev. w. l.. Mcnamara
OF Omaha Mr.. Joseph Orr nephew Of the
groom, rendered his best services and Miss
Nellie Sullivan, sister OF the bride, grace
fully assisted on the occasion. On the con-
clusion OF the services and the congratuia-
tiohs OF their friends being rendered the
happy couple repaired to the home of the
bride, whore, with their friends, they en-
joyed a sumptuous breakfast The num-
Der and value of the presents which awaited
them were evident testimony of the esteem
In which both are held by the community,
On their course through life we wish them
every happiness and prosperity.
Pleasures TINT Have Passed.
Mrs. Christian Hartman gave a large card
party yesterday afternoon.
The G. A. l.. Kensington club was enter
tained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. j. w. Vail
at her home. 1921 Dodge street. The next
meeting will be at the residence of Dr.
Vance. 2l2l Webster street.
MIR. and Mrs. Richmond Anderson celc-
brated the anniversary OF the latter's birth
day my entertaining the members of the
Clifton Hin Whist club at their residence,
1923 Burt street, ON Friday evening.
Mrs. j. w. Vail very pleasantly enter
tained a few Of her women friends Friday
evening with cards and music, after which
refreshments were served Prizes We're
awarded to Mrs. Hartley and Mrs. Redell.
Mrs Henry w. Yates entertained at lun-
cheon Saturday OF last week for Mrs. G.
Knight White of San Francisco. The guests
were: Mesdames Mcintosh. clifford. Particl
Morgan Keller, w. A. RedcK, A. C. Smith
and White; and Misses Boyd Wakeley, Bal
combc and Yates.
The j. T. club spent a very pleasant after
noon at the home of Mrs. G. Mithaur Thurs
day. Refreshments were served at o'clock
after which music, rendered by Mrs w.
Wigman, was much enjoyed. The guests
were: Mesdames II. Rosenzweig, Conrad. G..
c. Kuenne. w. Wigman. Mccullough. G..
Dake Burster and Stratman.
Tho Wistena Afternoon club was pleas
antly entertained by Mrs. J. A. Taggnrt at
her home last Wednesday High five was
ha nt III npt Inn Nf ilNn nftn
number of games We're played and the prize
handsome vase, was won by Mrs. Emile
Walter. dainty cup and saucer went to
Mrs. T. J. Foley as BOBBY prize. Refresh
ments and music ended the afternoon.
A delightful evening was spent by the
Arlington club November II, in the club
parors on Dodge street. Eleven games of
high five We're played. Mrs. j, T. Burke win
ming the ladies' first prize and Mr. James
Taggard the gentleman's first prize The
consolation prizes were awarded to Miss
Bradley and Mr.. Jack Scholl The next
party will be held Monday evening, Novem-
ber %.
The "Up-to-D Date Thimhle Club" met at
the residence of Mrs C. NJ Rawitaer Thurs.
day afternoon. Those present were; Mrs
Dillon, Mrs Webster Mrs. O. L. Salisbury
Mrs, Charles Zimmerman, Mrs. w. X ia
cobs, Mrs. l.. Kceler and Miss Rosie Martin
The afternoon was spent in the latest styles
of necdework. after which lunch was
served Mrs Zimmerman rendered num-
Der of selections on the piano.
On Saturday night, November "A. Mr.. and
Mrs, HaSs OF Florence entertained a few Of
their friends In Omaha at progressive
high tlve party at the residence of MIR and
Mrs. Spellenbergs. Mr. Swigerd aud Mrs.
HRld carried on the first prizes while Mr.
c. L. Pieper and Mrs, Van Ness distinguished
themselves by winning the BOBBY prizes
very pleasant evening was enjoyed, and re-
frcshments were served at midnight
Mrs. J, c. Barnard entertained the Forest
hin Whist club at her beautiful home on
South Tenth street Wednesday afternoon
Prizes were awarded To Miss Athcrton Mrs
], l.. Kennedy and Mrs. Leslie Potter. These
present were: Mesdamcs Cornish Metcalf
Bruce, Kimhall, George w. Holdrege. Henry
prcNol Frank X. Darling. Robert Doherty
Windsor Carson, Lawrence, Lininger, Hal
Ter, John l.. Kennedy, Leslie Potter; Misses
Rogers. kimhall, Atherton. Cole and Fannie
Cole
The gloomy wintry weather OF Friday was
completely hanished for the women who
were SO fortunate as 10 enjoy the hospitality
of Mrs. |. Douglas, 2I02 Bristol street on
that afternoon. The house was bright with
the seasons favoritCs, chrysanthemums and
the afternoon was passed informally with
cards and music. Mrs. L. Porter carrying
away the first prize. Dainty refreshments
wcrc served at o'clock Those present
r.
Porter, w, IL. Gates. q. III. Curtis q. War
ham. 7, Il, Ward Ida Ccle.
Among the enjoyable entertainments OF
the past week was the party given by Mr..
ana Mrs j. Meyer AT their residence at
Twenty second and Leavcnworth streets.
The novelty Of the occasion was that the gem
tlemen and ladies each played separately
the predominating game being whist. In
which MesSrS. j. Meyer and &, \. Lewis
DISTINGUISHED themselves us the champion
PLAYERS. During the evening refreshments
were served. Among those present were:
Mcssrs, and MeSdames W. II. ostrauder.
smith Meyer Burck. KrebS. Z. \. Lewis. w.
w, Couuoran, Swoboda.
4 delightful surprise was given to Mr.. and
Mrs, Wells Wednesday evening at their
home, 1892 CaSS street, The program con
sisted ot dancing, recitationS. ana vocal and
instrumental music after which dainty re
treshments were served. when the merry
crowd departed, wishing the young couple
prosperity and happiness in their new home
The guests were; Misses Gentleman. Marie
Gentleman, Currie. Frazer, Malley. Linhan
Sweetby. FitEsimmou Muller poughsrty.
Sptncers. Grove and Arnold. MeSsrs. Connor.
Quinlan. Moore Harrlgan. Sykes, |
Walker DR. Maserrie, Began. McGory. Nal
ley, Hurley. Lawsen, Gehron, Spencer and
Dougherty,
A very pleasant dove" euchre party was !
given on the afternoon OF Tuesday the i7th. /
At har perlprS n fh.a Murray hNf,1 hN. NJ,