Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-12

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Mr.. Robert Tsrrel,9n Of Baltimore. VINO
was the guest Of Mr. Cannot. returned home
on Wednesday,. JUN
Miss Dedlake otitleklngton, Kas., who has
been visiting MrsiiRing walt, returned home
on Wednesday. II
Miss France of Moreno, Cal. arrived in
the city last week to attend the Young
Bowen nuptiala. ~ ~
MIR. George Young of Plainheld. N. j., was
the guest OF his, brother, Rev. Charles
Young. last week.
Mrs. L. Il. Hail Of Denver. colo. will
arrive this week and be the guest OF her
sister, Miss Free.
Mrs. s. j. Brown lof Liberty. Neb,, was
the guest of his anephew, DR.. Jesse ]. Nc
Mullen. last week.
Miss Lydia Moore returned last week from
the east. where she has been attending
school the last year.
Mrs. j. NJ. Watson. who has been visiting
Mrs. John Horbach, returned to her home
in Chicago last week.
Rev. II. Percy Silver, rector of Holy
Trinity church at Lincoln, attended the
Young Bowen wedding.
Messrs. Lincoln, Dunn and Whiting of Chi
cago were guests of a number of prominent
young families last week.
Hon. James NJ. Woolworth and Miss Wool
worth are contemplating taking a short
European trip this summer
w. Storfs Bowen, who enlisted as o private
in company g.. Second Nebraska infantry,
has been promoted to a corporalcy.
Mrs. l.. j. Herzog, one of Lincoln's prom
inent musicians, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. A.. Polack, 2224 Farnam street.
DIR. r.. p. Swift of Norway, Mich, and
Mr.. Charles Haskins of Butte, Mont, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Pinto.
The Misses Dixon and Hayward of Ne
lraska City, wlo have been visiting Miss
Hattie Cady, returned home last week.
Mrs. T. Weinlander and daughter of
Mount Carroll, ILL.,, are attending the exposi-
ton and visiting Miss Julia Weinlander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos H.. Gould of Bell
wood Will be visitors to the exposition this
week, guests of Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs.
Gould.
Mr.. f. II. Keeshaw of Pittsburg, Kan,
spent last Sunday with his family at 2229
South Fifteenth street and visited the ex-
position.
Rev. r. ID. Stern and wife left for St.
john, Mich, to assist at the conservation of
st. Johns church there. They will be abb
sent a month.
Miss Julia Officer, manager of artists of
the exposition, arrived from Chicago on
Wednesday and will remain In the city dur
ing the exposition.
A letter recently received from Mr..
L IA IL illt vi IL CITY announced
that he would sail homeward from Florence.
Italy, on June 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young and daughter, Miss
Mary Young, of Chicago attended the mar
riage Of their soil and brother, Rev. Charles
Young, here last week.
Miss Gertrude Culbertson of Lincoln. Mr.
Samuel Bell and Miss Maude Bell of Davit
City We're guests of Mrs. Julia Armstrong
and Mrs. George S. Gould.
Miss Jessie Dickinson returned from Q
fortnight's trip to New York last Wednes-
day. She was accompanied by Mrs. Perry
Allan, nee Miss, Bertha Sloan.
ReXford and Waite Lyon have returned
from Wentworth military academy to spend
the summer with H. ~ants. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank d.. Lyon, at Tie Madison.
Mrs. NJ. E. Thompson of Ottawa, ILL.,, cam,
up from Portsmouth during the last weel
and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. II
Fisette of South Twenty-second street.
Mrs. James w. Wheeler of this city, VIII
has been studying dramatic art in New Yorl
during the last year, returned on Thursday
and is at home at 1868 st. Mary's avenue.
Miss Corita Curtis has returned from La
selle seminary, Massachusetts,. She will
spend a fortnight here at this time, an,
will be back again in the early part o
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lansing Chase O
Albany, N. Y, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
j. f. Wagner, 1862 Charles street. Befor
returning home Mr.. and Mrs. Chase vii
visit Denver.
Among the students of the University o
Nebraska who have returned to Omaha 70,
the summer are: Misses Ethel Turkey, Fanni,
Cole, and Kennedy and Arthur Welshans ant
Harry Turkey.
Mr.. Frank Crawford is receiving a visi
of several weeks from his mother, who /
here en- route to her home in New Hamp
shire. Mrs. Crawford has spent the white
on the Pacific coast.
Mrs. George Tcwle and Miss Towle Ief
on Wednesday for Williamstown. Mass, e
be present at the commencement exercises
at Williams college, where Mr.. Ross fowl,
will be graduated this week.
The Misses Carrie Cochran, Maud Spang
enburg and Mr.. George Spangenburg o
Denver are visiting Mr.. Robertson and fam
lily here. Before returning home they will
visit New York and Canada.
Richard c. Patterson had for his guest tn
last week Mr.. Thomas B. Bemis of Hart
ford, Conn. While here Mr.. Bemis visitei
the exposition and was agreeably surprise,
at its great magnitude and beauty.
Miss Sadie American of Chicago, secre
tary of the National Council of Jewisl
Women, will be in Omaha on Woman's Gu
day, June IS. She will occupy Rev. r
Leo Franklin's pulpit on Sunday morning
June 10. While in the city Miss American
vi NC llt butSl u WI ondIltS Rose
water, 2417 Jones street.
Thomas F.. Lee has returned to Omahi
after a two years course at the Iowa uni
versity Law school. having been graduate,
On last Thursday. Mr.. Lee was a membe
of the class of 80, Creighton university, ant
while there achieved the name, ''our gifte,
orator. winning six straight contests il
elocution and oratory there.
The class of '97 of the Omaha High schoo
will be pleased to learn that one of it
members, Miss Harriet Marsh. daughter O
Chief Engineer Marsh of the Elkhorn rail
road, has won the 500 prize for good schol
arship in the freshmen class of Elmira col
lege, Elmira, N. Y. Miss Marsh has re
Gently returned home to spend her summe
vacation.
A jolly party of young folks came owe
from Iowa on Tuesday to attend the ex
position and to visit with their sisters Mrs
G. l.. Edwards of 1915 Erskine street, an
Mrs. W.. T. Canada of 2420 Charles street
The party consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. M. w
Knickerbocker and Miss Rua Knickerbocke
Of Radcliffe, Ia. and Mr.. and Mrs. j. C
Coin of Boone, la, They returned last week
taking with them their mother, Mrs. J
Coin.
pie.sNres in Prospect.
The Thomas orchestra Will give a sacred
concert on Sunday afternoon at the exposi
finn proun6s ffl,