Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-03
COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT

courses at the homes OF the different young
women. The AFFAIR was delightfully."- topped
OF with cigars and few dances at Prof
Hands, hall Misses Jessie Wallace, Frances
Bowman, Ethel Shepard, Flora Bosley. Al
borta Troutmam, Helen Baldwin. Ethyl
Thomas and Sue Badollet were the
entertainers and their guests were Charles
Bradley, Don Beno. George Wickham, Percy
Jamison, Clarence Lecch. George Gavin
Charles Saylcs and Ed Saylcs.
One OF the most brilliant affairs of the
week was the dance given on Wednesday
evening by Mrs. r. Il. Montgomery. in honor
Of her daughter, Miss Helen Mon gomery, and
her guests, Miss Gale of St Louis. and Miss
Lindsey and Miss Crounse of Omaha. The
rooms of the lower floor of the residence were
covered with canvas for dancing Flowers and
smilaX were used in profusion, and an orches-
ira furnished delightful music Among the
guests Mere Misses Gale, Lindsey, Moore
Key, Barnard, Jacob, Nelson, Tulleys, Gavin,
Dodge Guitar, Vincent, Crounse Bennett
Test Pinney, Nelson of indianapolis Vim
cent, Pinney, Test, Shepard, Bennett. Mar
TN, Guitar OF st. Joseph, Wells, Jacobi Key,
FaInsworth. Sadie Farnsworth, Ayleswprtb
Ross, Lutz, Troutman Beebe, Dodge; Messrs
and Mosdames Burkey, Looms Casady
Hart, Shepard, Fred Davis, John Davis, c.
Patterson, Dimmock, Ross. Troutman, Camp
tell, Wright, Story; Mesdpmes Wells of
kancas City, Aitchison; Messrs Fenon
Douglass, Ogden, Shepard, Wright. Gerner.
Everett, Barnard, Patterson. Haas. Empkie,
Fred Empkie, Patterson. Atwood, Wiclham'
u. A, Wickham, Brown, Jones, Anncsbury
Grif'th, Dawson, Dimmock Of Pittsburg,
Mayne, Metcalf, Woodbury., Farnsworth
stuart Patton, Mueller Hays, Blaine, Glea-
son. Hattenhauer Dodge. OKeefe.
The Chicago University Gee and Mandolin
clubs made a decided hit at the Dohany
thcater last evening. Their reception was en-
thusiastc and they responded to the gem
erous applause by many a well-rendered en-
core. Society was out in full force and the
young men from the Worlds fair city have
no reason to complain of the manner in
which they were petted and made much of
during their entire stay in Council Bluffs.
they came in on the noon train from Sioux
city and were received at the Grand hotel
Dy several OF the members of the Field club
under whose auspices the entertainment last
night was given. In the afternoon the
women of St Paul's church rendered the
members of the club a reception in the or
dinary at the Grand, which was largely at
tended. The concert in the evening was a
treat or melody and fun. Everything went
with the characteristic college dash. From
the opening number, "El Captain" Sousa's
ringing march to the parting yell of the
university, there wasn't hitch. Some OF
the funny numbers were original and proved
no end OF merriment and applause. The
Foot Ball Song" started a series OF funny
musical sketches. To three encores the glee
club responded with as many new selections
calsthenic exercise to music and some
tunny singing brought down the house Mr.
DaVllson took upon himself the heavy role
of comedian and did 1t quite well. He has
a delightful voice, fine expression and a
lightning change artist facial expression
very acceptable speciality was introduced
by Mr. Balm, in several whistling selections |
lie was applauded to the echo, but seemingly
had an abbreviated repertoire as he failed to |
respond with an encore. Mr. Davidson ssng
The Yale Serenade" with good effect Mr., |
sincere's rendition of the Southern Sere- |
made was also well received. After the CON
cert there was a ball at Odd Fellows hall |
at which the club members were guests