Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-19
THE OMAHA DAr1Y, ssrr, SUNDAY, JULY 10. 1896.

|. f. Baxter. Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Keiby. Mr..
and Mrs. II. B., Coryell and Messrs. Gaines,
Ives and Sunderland.
Miss Dora Thomas, who has been spend
Ing two months in Denver and among the
mountains. has returned.
Miss Grace Allen left Friday with her
grandmother. Mrs. Cleveland, for a visit OF
several weeks in Denver.
Miss Coquesse Rozzelle. who has been
visiting Miss Georgia sharp, left for her
home in Missouri yesterday.
Mrs. A. p. Brink left on Friday for a two
weeks trip, visiting Hot Springs and points
of interest In the Black Hills.
Miss Carrie Flint of Fairfield. Conn, and
Mrs. Walter Blake of Avoca, Ia. are guests
OF Mrs. F. q. Urlau and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Talmage left Thurs
day afternoon on a two weeks pleasure
trip through Colorado and Utah.
Miss Elizabeth Sturteyant of Cleveland
Is the guest of Miss Dickinson. They Will
go to Yellowstone park this week.
Miss Rebecca Wren has returned TO Kan
sas city after a pleasant visit with the
Misses Smith and Mrs. X. II. Davies.
Miss Nellie Stickney is spending a few
weeks at the summer cottage OF her uncle.
c. n. D.etz, esq, at Dome Lake, Wyo.
Miss Mabel Baum. formerly of Omaha but
now of Salt Lake City, is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Daniel Baum of this city.
Miss Anna e. Redfeld, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Redheld, left Saturday for
an extended trip through Utah and Colo
RADIO.
Miss Sadie Stevenson. a schoolmate OF
Miss Helen Peck. has been visiting the
latter at her home in Calhoun for the past
week.
Miss Helen st. Geyer left last Wednesday
to visit fricn's and relatives in Chicago
and in Ohio. She will be absent during the
ummer.
Misses Elizabeth and Helen Peck and
Sadie stevenson were the guests of Mrs.
w. II. Morris Of this city on Thursday
and Friday.
Edward Townsend, son of Captain Charles
H. Townsend, U. S. a., has returned from
Washington to spend a months vacation
with his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Ira b. Mapes left on Wednes-
day for a three weeks trip through Colo
RADIO and Utah. They will spend some time
at Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brinkman and daughter
Eta, and Miss Hattie Lundcen. left yes
terday for Kings lake, Waterloo, Neb., for
a few weeks outing.
Mrs. George w. Hoagland. who met with
a distressing accident some time ago, break,
ing her knee-cap, is now able to be about
and without crutches.
The first hop at Fort Crook was given by
the officers on Thursday evening. The or,
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ment furnished the music.
Mrs. William Rosenau and child left Tues
day to join her husband at Chicago and
then return to her home in Baltimore. She
had been visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. He'll
man, for six weeks.
Mrs. Arthur Pinto and Miss Edith Circuit
left yesterday afternoon for a few weeks
at Mackinaw island and Florence, Wis,
whore they will be guests of Mrs. Pinto's
sister, Miss Laura Fisher.
Miss Alice Smith, 25OS California street,
after a two years sojourn in this city, leaves
on Monday for her future home in San
Francisco. Her many friends regret to
hear of her departure, but wish her well in
hcr new home.
Mrs. NJ. Hellman and family left for Gin
cinnati yesterday, where they will make
their home for two years at least. The
Hellman house on St. Mary's avenue has
been rented to Mr.. Arthur Brandies and
will be occupied by him.
Mrs. Edward Clarke and daughter, Miss
Fanny H. Clarke, left on Thursday for New
York, and on Tuesday will sail for Europe
on the North German Lloyd steamer Travc.
Miss Fanny will make a heightened stay in
Berlin, where she intends to take a COM
plete course of musical study under the best
masters.
Mrs. C. A. Lewis gave an enjoyable
party last Monday evening to a
of invited friends. After a spin
to Florence and return d delicious spread
was surrounded by the guests and quickly
disappeared. The evening was all that
could be asked for and a very enjoyable
lime was had.
On Friday last Mr.. and Mrs. William B.
Sterling took a party of invited guests to
Spirit Lake for an outing. The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Taliaterro, Mrs. Shell
Ion of New York and Mr.. l.. Underwood OF
South Dakota. With every comfort pro-
vided by the genial host the stay at the
popular resort was thoroughly enjoyed by
all.