Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03

lnB ana since the session OF the American
Institute Of Homeopathy, returned to their
home in Chicago yesterday. greatly pleased
with their short stay in Council Bluffs and
their visit TO the Transmlssissippi exposi-
ton which, by the way. they think bears
very favorable comparison in many particu-
lars with the Worlds fair of Chicago.
Alderman and Mrs, ]. d. Atkins, City
Physician T. b. Lacey, Tom Lacey, Mac
Hanchett, Dwight odell. Harry Gavin, For
est Rutherford and Maurice DeKay left
Wednesday for a months outing at Spirit
Lake, where they have a steam launch.
Miss Genevieve Heating has recovered
from her recent sickness.
Mrs. N. p. Dodge entertained as her guest
during the last week Mrs. j. T. Stewart
of Des Moines. Miss Ellen Dodge had as
her guest Miss Mary Brewer~o of Minneapolis.
DR.. and Mrs. George f. Shears OF Chi
cogo were the guests the last week of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Metcalf. -
Miss Harriet Blood, instructor Of draw
ing in the public schools, has as her guest
Miss Julia Mention of Boone.
Miss Snow of Brookfeld, Mo-, was the
guest the last week of Mrs. w. S. Dimmock.
Mr.. and Mrs, Manford Savage and son
Arthur of Champaign, H., are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Arthur.
Miss Polly Erb left Friday for a months
visit with friends in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Murphy of South First
street are enjoying a visit from their son,
Dr.. Murphy.
Edward B. Bloomer of Phoenix. Ariz., is
the guest OF his adopted father, Hon. d. C.
Bloomer of South First street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas p. Treynor will
remove to Sioux City in the near future,
Mr.. Treynor having been transferred there
by the Cudahy Packing company.
Miss Sadie Goldgrabber Is visiting friends
In Beresford. S. d..
Mrs. Spencer Beaman of Chicago, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. w.
Tilton, returned nome Thursday, but her
daughter, Miss Florence, remains for a visit
with friends in this city and Omaha.
Misses Vesta Callahan and Edna circuit
returned Thursday from a visit with rela-
tives in Villisca.
Mrs. A. b.. Patton of Garden Grove, Kan.,
accompanied by her daughter, Frances, is
visiting her son, Edward Martin of Graham
avenue.
Mrs. Denny, wife of Captain r. Denny of
the police force, returned Thursday from a
pleasant visit with relatives in Boone, la.
Miss Genevieve Baldwin is visiting in
Cleveland, o., and is expected home about
Wednesday. She has recently been elected
president of the sophomore class at Vassar.
During the last week MIR. and Mrs. Ernest
E. Hart entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Carberry of Chicago. Mr.. Carberry sang
the tenor solos in the ~oratorio of Isaiah
at the exposition.
Miss Edith Wyckoff of this city, a teacher
in the Iowa School for the Deaf, has ac-
cepted a position in the Illinois School for
the Deaf at Springfield and will leave for
| there AT the close of the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Ormsby who have
been visiting friends in this city, returned
to their home in Emmetsburg Thursday,
Miss Parvin, who has been visiting here
since the meeting of the Iowa Masonic
grand lodge, returned Thursday to her home
in Cedar Rapids.
DR.. and Mrs. Hensley and two daughters
of Peoria, H., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Shubert at Twenty-irst street and Second
avenue. DR.. Hensley is a brother of Mrs.
Shubert.
L. c. Cole of Chicago is visiting his
brother, H. A. Cole of Oakland avenue, and
will remain here until after the Fourth.
Miss Lottie Caldwell of Oakland, Ia. is
visiting the family of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sharp
at POOL Fifth avenue.
Mrs. J. L. Forman Of Humeston, Ia, ac-
companied by her son, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. L. d. Lopez of Ninth avenue.
Thomas j. Heating and wife of Portland,
Ore, are in the city, visiting Mr.. Keating's
mother, Mrs. M. Heating. This is Mr..
Keating's first visit home to Council Bluffs
in seven years.
Miss Carrie Schoentgen entertained last
Monday DR.. Kahlke and DR.. owen of Chi
cago, friends of DR.. Frank Metcalf Of Chi
cago, formerly of this city.
Mrs. Thomas Metcalf entertained a din
ner party Wednesday night. The following
guests were present: DR.. Corresta Can
field, DR.. Shears and wife, DR.. H. w. Pierson
and DR.. Cobb and wife, all of Chicago. The
dining room was transferred into a bower
of loneliness by masses of cut flowers.