Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-17

was played by Miss Judge The bride wore
an elegant gown of tan-colored cloth, with
hat to match. She was attended by Miss
Minnie Carey of Omaha Mr.. Thomas Will
son, brother of the groom, acted as best
man. After the ceremony an elaborate we'd
ding breakfast was served at the home of
the brides parents on Eighth avenue. The
table was prettily decorated In cut flowers
and smilax. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson left the
same day for Lincoln, Neb.. their future
home. The BRIDES boquet was caught by
Miss Lizzie O'Bren. The out of town
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Rogers Of
Imogene, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, Miss Agnes
Wilson, the Misses Golf. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Carey, the Misses Theresa and
Minnie Carey Mr.. James Carey, Mr.. John
Carey, Mr.. Thomas Malone and MIR. Free
man Jackson of Omaha.
The second of the series of three dances
to be given this season by the Boat club oc-
Cured Thursday evening at the Royal Ar
canum hall Owing to a change in the date
set for the dance, the attendance was rather
small but every one had thoroughly good
time. An unblushing wall flower of unique
specie was in evidence and the girls were
simply overwhelmed with attentions. Those
present were: Messrs. and Mesdames w. f.
Sapp, E. p. Wright, w. L. Douglas, j. E.
Casady, w. e. Shepard and Bert Pulker of
Janesville, Wis; the Misses Bennett,
Shoentgen, Key, Farnsworth, Price OF Chi
cago; Messrs. H. a. Haas, f. d. Empkie, d.
v. Beno, ]. l.. Paxton Of Omaha, G. S.
Wright, e. l.. Empkie, F. r. Hoagland, E.
X. Patterson, r. w. Bixby, c. r. Crockwell,
G. w. Mayne and j. ]. Hess. The Boat club
will entertain again December %.
Miss Beulah Plunket entertained her little
friends on Tuesday in honor of her tenth
birthday at her home on Harmony street.
Many pretty presents were received by the
little maid. Refreshments were served.
The guests were: Ina Wilcox, Jayne Bon
ham, Bessie Mooman. Jennie Ward, Anna
Bean, Lucy Spooner, Edna Orcutt, May
Geise, Arlene Plunket Rachel Maynard, Ha-
eel Adams, Agnes Forsythe, Lucille and
Corinne Rinker, Maud and Mabel Upton,
Martin Beardsley Ray Brownell, Lecture
Iston, Willie Bean, Earl IMcMahon, Paul
Morgan, Hershal Plunket. Oda Smith Cleo
Deurvil Reuben Reed, Ray Clard and Thur-
man Curry.
Little Carolyn Pace entertained charm
ingly Wednesday in honor OF her cousins
Ruth and Richard Huntington, who left yes
terday for New York.
Miss Viola ward was given d pleesah'
surprise Wednesday by about twenty OF the
High school pupils at her home on Wash
ington avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. II. Mikesell were ten
dered a surprise Wednesday at their home
on Third avenue The occasion was the
twenty eighth birthday OF Mr.. Mikesell. The
evening was pleasantly spent at cards ana
music. Dainty refreshments were served
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan entertained
at cards Wednesday evening
Miss McDill entertained, Friday evening
the l.. |. e. Basket Ball club at the Iowa
School for the Deaf, The evening was spent
at music. Light refreshments were served
Miss Edna wilkins Of Washington avenue
very delightfully."- Wednesday
evening. Music, dancing and games occupied
the evening. The guests numbered about
fifteen,
The Ladies of the Maceabees gave an en-
joyable social at the home Of Mrs. Suther-
Iend, on Eighth avenue Thursday evening.
The owl club will give musical and
dance Tuesday evening at the club rooms in
the Brown block.
Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Atkins entertained at
o'clock dinner, Friday, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Rothert and Mr. and Mrs Edward Rothert.
Rothert. i
The sixth annual ball OF Council Bluffs
Tent No. 32, Knights OF the Maecabees, was