Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-04
,,oxcmcnts OF society People.

Mrs, StraWn is NlSlJlHS III iNeu odh' ID
Miss Imogen Alexander is visiting In
Kansas City.
Mrs. Edmund Burke is visiting in Gales
burg and Chicago.
DR.. Richard C. Moore will leave this after
noon for the east.
Miss May Hamilton is home from de-
lghtful visit in California.
Miss Hamilton returned last week from
a pleasant visit in Chicago.
Mrs Margaret Cleary and grandson are
visiting friends in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Joslyn are spend
ing fortnight in New York.
Miss Andreesen and Miss Kountze are
spending a few days in Chicago.
Miss Georgia Lindsey left Friday for
short visit with friends in Ames. Neb.
Mr.. William Blackstone Douglas sails for
Europe on June 10, to remain till autumn.
Mrs. c. S. Montgomery has gone to Chi
cago for two months visit with relatives.
Mrs Frank w. Bacon has returned home
after six weeks visit in Memphis Tenn.
Mrs Gurdon w. Wattles Is visiting in
Boston and will spend the summer in the
east.
Mr. Frederick Lake is expected home this
week from the Pennsylvania Medical col
lege,
Mrs. r. S. Anglin returned home last
Ntch, dltcl a 'islI VI SNNSii iiiSii'iiS ~ VIZ
east.
Mr. w. b. Millard and family have re-
moved to their summer home at Fort Cal
houn.
Mrs. Fred L. Kaeppel left Thursday for
st. Louis and Kansas City to visit friends
and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. George f, Bidwel returned
Wednesday from two months stay in the
Hawaiian islands.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Battin at Old
Point Comfort, Va.
Mrs. w, b. Sterling will leave for the
east next week and expects later in the
season to 80 abroad.
Miss Nellie Wanberg and Miss Katie
johnson have returned from a two weeks
visit at Saratoga Springs.
Mrs. f. w. Judson returned Friday even
ing from a two weeks visit at her former
home, Pennington. MINI,
Miss Theodore Borglum has returned from
Leland Stanford, Jr., university to spend the
vacation with her parents.
Mrs. A. U. Wyman returned Monday from
n lengthy stay in Washington and is for
the present at the Glencairn.
Mrs. Warren Switzler, who has been visit
ing her relatives in New York City for a
fortnight, returned yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. z. b. Wright, Miss and
turned from lengthy stay in California.
DR.. Paul Ludington has returned home
from the Presbyterian hospital, Philadel-
phia, accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Hull.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Stephens are now
at home in their new residence, PIP Cass
street. Mrs II. c. Smith will reside with
them,
Mr., and Miss Woolworth will leave June
% for New York whence they will sail II
week later for Europe. where they Will spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Smith will leave
this week for the east, intending to spend
the summer in Buffalo and other points on
the Maine coast.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles 7. Kountze are
expected home today, having landed In New
York Wednesday, after a delightful two
months in Europe,
Mesdames II, Baxter, r. Gilmore and
Sprague and Miss Amy Gilmore spent few
days with Mrs, w. MlTlard at her country
residence at Calhoun.
Mrs Elizabeth Il. Pease sailed last
Wednesday, in company with Mr., and Mrs,
Allen. Mrs. Pease will so to Hanover TO
Join her niece, Miss Jewel Wood of Kansas
City, and will travel with her for year
on the continent
Mrs Marion Willis Todd and daughter,
Mildred, leave today for Chicago and Indian
spolis, They expect TO be Joined by Mrs,
Todd's mother Mrs. Van Dusen about June
where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. @. w. Hoobler left last Tuesday for
Chicago, where, after a visit of ten days.
she Wall be joined by Mr., Hoobler, and to-
gether they will make an extensive trip