Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-11
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SOCIETY IN COUNCIL BLUFFS.
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DOinSs of the People in . Social WAY
the Past Week.
Mrs. G. A. Hull Of Fifth avenue and hel
sons have gone to Chicago to join Mr.
Hull and will make their future home there
On Monday. November 81, In Christ church
Cathedral, Louisville, KY, Edith, daughter
of Captain William e. Birkhimer, u. 8. A..
and granddaughter Of the late Robert Wears
WEIGH Howard, Third United States artil
lery. was married to Lieutenant Charles
Day Palmer Of the United States artillery.
This announcement is Of particular interest
In this city, as Lieutenant Palmer was born
and raised in Council Bluffs. Lieutenant
and Mrs. Palmer are at present In Chicago.
The Royal Arcanum card and dancing
party Wednesday night was one Of the social
features of the week. Mrs. J. T.. Pugh and
]. X. Cooper carried of the first prizes for
high five, while the consolation prize fell
to Mrs. A. s. Hazelton. Supper was fol-
lowed by dancing.
Mrs. W. W. Sherman entertained a large
circle Of friends yesterday afternoon with q
swell musicale at her home.
Miss Cornyn Taggart Of Omaha was the
guest the past week Of Miss MulQueen.
A pleasant affair was the tea given
Wednesday afternoon by the women Of st.
! duI . j ~ lnc uOLu0 VI VII. - J..
Tidd on Oakland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Metzger celebrated the
twenty-nfth anniversary Of their wedding
Monday night by entertaining q large num-
ber Of their friends at their residence on
North Sixth street.
Miss Flora Besley Of Harrison street en-
tertained as her guest the past week Mrs.
Charles Herbert Young Of Omaha.
MIRA Minnia Donforfh hoa postpnnaR hoe
departure for Portland, Me-. owing to the
serious illness Of her brother in law. Josiah
Danforth.
Mrs. William Arnd has returned from q
two weeks visit In Sheboygan Falls, Wis.
Mr.. Thomas Oficer, Miss Julia OfAcer. Mrs.
Donald Macrae, r., Mrs. Robert Muilis, Miss
Lucille Porteraeld and Mrs. Anna 8. Rich
ardson attended the Bloomfield Zeisler con-
cert In Omaha Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas N. Graves ave q
dinner Thursday night.
Charles J. Babcock will arrive today from
New York on a bnief visit with his sisters,
Mrs. Charles Haas and Miss Charity Bah
cock.
Miss Charity Babcock entertained the
Hamilton Whist club Tuesday afternoon,
and the club this week will be the guest
of Mrs. H.. L. Cummings.
Mrs. s. c. Key will entertain the Jolly
Forty on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. w. w. LOOMS will entertain the
Women's Whist club Tuesday afternoon.
For the first time in the history Of the
High School Cadets their hop, given FRI
day night, was q financial as we'll as a social
success. Heretofore the boys have had to
pay the expenses from their own pocket,
quite frequently. but this year the conditions
were reversed. WhMet the cadets and thsir
young lady friends were much In evidence
the older sets were also we'll represented.
Mrs. C. e. H. Campbell has returned from
Chicago.
Mrs. F. H. LOOMS 10 confined to her home
from the effects Of q fall.
Mrs. Joel T. Stewart and John T. Stew
art will leave shortly to spend the Christ
mas holidays with Mrs. Luther Hearne at
Cincinnati, O..
Miss Emma Van Brunt n Mr.. W. A.
Southland were married Tuesday afternoon
at the residence Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Var Brunt. on South Fourth
street. Rev. J. w. Wilson ohaciated. Rela-
lives and a few intimate friends witnessed
the ceremony. which was performed In q
bower OF flowers. Mrs c. A. Atkins played
the wedding march, by Mendelssohn. Miss
ment table. being assisted by the sisters of
the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Southland left d.
rectly after the wedding for the east and
will be at home to their friends at the Grand
after December 20.