Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21

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The members OF the Pedalers Cycling club
! we're the guests Wednesday evening OF Miss
! Nellie Groneweg at her home on Washing
ton avenue.
The entertainment and social given Friday
| evening by the Ancient order OF United
Workmen lodge for the wives and families
| OF the members was well attended despite
the rain and proved a most enjoyable affair.
| During the evening delicious refreshments
| were served.
The members OF che Christian Eudeavor
society of St. Johns Lutheran church cele-
brated the second anniversary Of the organ
ization OF the society by inviting their
| friends to a reception and social in the
church parlors Tuesday evening. musical
| and literary program, followed by refresh
ments, helped to round out most enjoya
| bic evening.
The Kings Daughters OF the First Baptist
| church entertained their friends at a very
successful social Thursday evening Fol-
lowing a musical and literary program, in
which Miss Bertha Ticknor. Miss Florence
Denny, Mr. Albert Venting and Rev. Rich
ard Venting took part, the Kings Daught-
ers gave a very pretty and unique "Bloomer
| Wheel" drill. During the evening refresh
ments were served by the young women
hostesses
The fortnightly series OF eleven musicales
and concerts by the Musical auxiliary of the
Council Bluffs Womans club was completed
on Wednesday afternoon at the club rooms
with a musicale.
Mrs. r. E. Montgomery, Miss Montgomery
and their guest, Miss Homans of New York,
leave this week for Texas for an extended
stay at their ranch.
Mrs. Thomas Metcalf and daughter, Miss
Della, will leave June ! for their annual
visit in Ohio.
Miss Grace Barr, accompanied by her
cousin, Mr. Harry Evans of Minona county,
left Thursday for Henderson, Ia, where they
will visit their cousin, Miss Bessie Hollings-
worth
MIR. and Mrs. T. r. Drake Of North avenue
, entertained during the last week Mr.. c. Il.
, Theunert of St. Louis.
) Mrs. l.. G.. Scott had as her guest the last
week her sister, Mrs. f. T. Voris of Storm
Q Lake, la.
! Miss Rease Broge is visiting friends in
Portland, Ore.
, Mrs. Samuel D. worley of Sixth avenue is
visiting in Hoopeston, III.
Mrs H. DeKay and son, Earl, have re-
e turned from a visit to Chicago and Syra-
cuse Ill.
Miss Ollie Clark is visiting In Kansas City
e Mrs. E. j. Abbott has been entertaining
y her brother Mr.. F. j. Root of Audubon
q II. II.
r Cooley. have gone to Denver where they
= contemplate spending the summer.
= Mrs Knepper is in Walnut, visiting her
= daughter Mrs. John Plumer.
[ Mr. and Mrs w. II. Bates have gone to
= Boston and will visit other points in the
S east before returning home.
Il Major D. G. Smith went to Chicago yes
= terday to attend a meeting Of hotel men.
e Miss Patricia Darraugh left Wednesday
a for st. Joseph, Mo-, for an extended visit
with relatives and friends and to attend the
S commercial mems ball. which was one OF
r the social features of the season in that city.
e Miss Lulu Woolsey of Onawa, Ia, and
It Mr.. Adolph Henning of Omaha were the
d guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Harris during
+ the week.
= Mrs Hardness is enjoying visit from her
= mother, Mrs. Conklng.
Mrs F. P Nugent is entertaining her
cousin. Mrs H. w. Johnston of Grand
Haven, Mich.
- Mr.. and Mrs William Massenberg have
" gone to Chicago, where they will spend the
y summer
Mrs. S. C. Musser of South First street left
Thursday for an extended visit in Pittsburg,
Pa.
n Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Everest entertained
,e during the last week the latter's brother,
g Mr.. George B. Folsom of Delta, Colo
Mrs. j. e. Hollenbeck and daughter, Miss
Fave returned Wednesday from a winter S
sojourn in California.
10 Announcement has been made Of the en-
gagement of Mr.. John ROsse of the Western
Union Telegraph company and Miss Wini-
' fred Ryan.
Mrs Philip Wareham has gone to Dayton
- O.. where she expects to spend the summer
II visiting relatives and friends.
80 Mr. John G.. Woodward and family moved
= Thu sday into their new home at 9l9 Sixth
"a avenue.
~ Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Edmundson returned
= Thursday from a trip of several weeks IN
HI the east.
- Miss Laura Fliclsinger had as her guest
- Thursday Miss Warner of Pierre, S. D., who
~ was on her way to Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs F. NJ. Hamilton left Friday for a
- | visit with friends at Mason City, la.
- Mr. E. B. Morehouse of Fourth avenue
- Joined the New York Baptist eXcurslonists
- Wednesday as they passed through here or
- their way to San Francisco in their specia
Ir car. He accompanied the party on the inyi-
II, tation of brother, who is prominent
~ clergyman of New York.
- Society Is looking forward with a grea
y, deal of expectation to the Cinderella ball tt
u, be given next Wednesday night at thu
~ Dohany opera house, under the auspices o
~ Unity guild of Grace Episcopal church.
" special feature of the entertainment will b'
~ the appearance of the little footligh
~ favorites Margaret Stephan and Frances
ie McMillen, in new songs and dances. The
le children taking part in the entertainment
es have been carefully drilled by Mrs. w. r
o. Hande. The entertainment will be followed
10 by dance in Royal Arcanum hall.
Rev. r. Venting, pastor of the First Bap
rS tist church, was rendered a reception Friday
III evening at the home of Mr., and Mrs l.. w
}" Russell on First avenue, when his congrega
ton and friends presented him with a hand
at some library chair. The Kings Daughters
H. presented him with a beautiful picture.
he Mr.. and Mrs j. N. Casady, jr., returned
a from a two weeks visit in St. Louis ant
Chicago.
ed Mr.. Leonard Everett left last evening TO-
1T short visit in St. Louis.
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Davis sells drugs.