Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-04
THE OMAHA DAILY PEE: SUNDAY. OCTOBER A.

wives. will go to Denver this week TO see
how a carnival is conducted in the sister
city.
Miss Ella McQullon Of 72t North Twenty
! first street is visiting friends at Hastings.
Minn.
Mr. and Mrs. L. p Funkhouser have re-
turned from their summer residence at CAL
houn
Mrs Albert H. Head leaves today for 81.
Louis, where .he goes to attend the eX-
position.
Mr. and Mrs. 2. h. Knight, Miss Knight
and Mr.. Frederic Knight are at home after
a visit to Colorado resorts.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Balbach are at home
at the residence of Mr.. Charles Balbach at
sixteenth and Harney streets.
Misses Ada and Marie Gilmore have re-
turned from Boston where they have been
spending the summer with relatives.
Miss stella Huests returned last Tuesday
after delightful trip of six weeks among
the mountains and lakes of Utah, Idaho and
Wyoming.
Mr. William Negele and bride arrived
home Saturday morning They were mar
ried at the brides home in Freeport, Ill,
September %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel James Rumel nave
taken cottage at No. 2i26 Parker street,
where they will be at home to their friends
on Wednesdays.
Mr.. NJ. A. Hall will Immediately occupy
the residence at 102 South Thirty ninth
street, which he has just purchased of Mr..
S. A. McWhorter.
The women of All Saints church will
give a lunch at the Young Mems Christian
association rooms from ~ until o'clock on
| Thursday and Friday of this week.
Miss Cecilia Clarke who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Il. f. Riley and taking
a course in music for the past year returned
to her home in Pennsylvania yesterday
Paul II. Luddington Princeton "a, left for
Philadelphia yesterday afternoon. There he
will take up his senior studies in the medi-
cal school of the University of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. John J. Hanighen and Miss Helen
| Garve leave tomorrow for trip through
| the west They will be in Denver during
| the Flower carnival, where they Will visit
! with friends.
Miss Fanny II. Clarke daughter of Mr.
! Edward. Clarke, freight claim agent OF the
! Burlington. Tbo has recently gone abroad
| 20 finish her musIt7i education, has been
| received into the Sterns Conservatory, Bel-
! lin, under the immediate instruction f prcf.
| Gernsheim. To enter his class she had to
| compete with more than fifty applicants
as he limits his class to twelve, and there
were only two vacancies. 1t not only re-
! fleets great credit on the young lady her
| self, who Is a devoted student, but also on
her teacher, j. e. Butler. under whom she
has studied for the past three years.
DoinSs of Minor Magnitude.
DR.. Bridges entertained Mr.. and Mrs. w
b. Meikle and Mr.. and Mrs Richardson at
the Omaha club after the play on Friday
night.
w. o. Rodgers, sovereign physician. Wood
men of the World, gave an elegant little
dinner to the Woodmen Sovereign camp em-
| ployes last week.
Captain and Mrs. B. f. Reynolds and Mrs
| j. j. Gibson have iSSup6 invita- iOpS fDr {,
large dancing party at Florence engine
| house, Friday evening, october 8.
A hundred couples enjoyed last Wednes-
| day evening with the Hayden Bros. G. T.
| club at the first of a series of dances to be
given by that organization at the Thurston
| Rifles hall.
Miss Mamie NJ. Briggs. who took part in
| the recent celebration of the semi-centennial
| OF lowas statehood, is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Briggs of this city and en-
| ,oys the further distinction of being the
| granddaughter OF the first governor CT Iowa.
The Wistena Afternoon club held the first
meeting of the season on Wednesday at
| the home OF Mrs John Murphy After q
| short business meeting nine games of high
| five were played. The prize, a handsome
| Dresden clock was won by Mrs. j. j. Han
| ighen.
One of the most enjoyable parties of the
! season was held Saturday evening at Charles
| Vapor's, 2221 Burt street cards being the
| principal amusement Those present were:
| Bernard Thomas, Fred Wachter, Lee Harter
| S. S. Seversen. w. j. Norman, Harry Blue
| Ed Platner, Frank Impey, l.. B. and e. T.
| McCoun.
The vestry Of the Church of the Good
| Shepherd gave a reception last Wednesday
| evening at the residence of MIR. and Mrs
| q. V. Lewis in honor of Rev. J. p. d. Llwyd
| the rector of the parish, and Mrs. Llwyd
! celebrating the seventh anniversary of the
roo Fgp,lt AiEN,fN
| sent out, and the response was so large
| as to testify substantially to the esteem in
| which Mr.. and Mrs. Llwyd are held in tho
| community.
Miss Lulu S. Bryant entertained a party
of friends at the home of her sister, Mrs. G
| d. MCDill. Monday evening, September 2S
! A very enjoyable evening was spent by al
present. The guests were: Misses Flora
| MunrOe, Myrtle Bennett, Lizzie Wise Gerie
Foster, Jessie Wise, Grace Shelley. Jennie
l.. Bennett, Lizzie Kerr and Jemima Wise
| MessTs. Guy d. Solomon. G. H. Foster, C
| E. Anderson, Paul l.. Beemer. William II
Foster, C. A. Anderson, Earl W. Tate
Robert J. C. Wise.
A surprise party was given to Miss Addit
| Clinchard, 1714 South Twenty street
| in honor of her nineteenth birthday. These
| present were Mr.. and Mrs. Froelch; Misses
| Grace Berka. Adde Clinchard Myrtle Spon.
Ger Selma Carlson, Lille Stockman Bertha
| Berka, Amelia Clnchard, Helen Spencer
| Bessie Sedgwick, Ada Carlson, Hattie Cron.
| land, Esther Carlson, Bertha Willie, Edith
| Ewers, Minnie Michael: Messrs. George Vra
denburg, Edward Clinchard, Frank Bu2zeIle
| Earnest Powell, Joe Bourke, viii CIinchard
| Frank Swoboda, Dwort George Cllnchnrl
On Thursday evening, October s, rccep
tion will be given to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L
| Willis at the hall of the Young Mems Chris
| tian association. The reception is designed
for the membership of the association.
| later date having been reserved when those
| who are interested in the welfare of the as
| sociation though not directly connected
| with ii, will have an opportunity of greet
| ing the new secretary. Committees are a
| work, and it is hoped to have every mem
Der OF the association present that night
| The ladies of the Young Women's Christian
| association have also been invited to at
tend. Mr.. willis comes from field of ac
tive labor at Birmingham, Ala, where hi
work Tor the association was highly sue
cessful.
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