Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
PAST WEEK IN SOCIAL WORLD
GOinEs and COmings of the People in
OuncE BUNS I'm Effort to
Enjoy Themselves

The Euchre club was entertained Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. Lloyd Griffith.
MIS- Arthur Shaw OF Nation. Ill. is in
MRS Sfs 'ii 3. r. 5Se sSfs' of her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Hafer has returned from a
VISIT With relatives and friends at Atchison
and Kansas City.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Pratt of Des Moines is IN the
city. the guest of her ~daughter, Mrs. Ed
ward p. Schoentgen.
J. n. Canoyer of Melrose. Mimi, was the
guest OF his mother. Mrs. Susan Canoyer
OF 1888 Fifteenth avenue, last week.
Miss Urtha Stonebraker of Henderson.
Ia, was the guest last week of Miss Mamie
OFT OF Washington avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor jennings will enter
tain the members OF the Oakland Avenue
Card club at their home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Boswell OF Washing
ton, Kan, were guests of Rev. w. b.
Crewdson and family during the last week.
Mrs. Thomas Metcalf entertained at a
iuncheon Thursday afternoon in honor Of
were laid for twenty.
Miss Belle Robinson, assisted by Mrs. E.
A. Cudahy OF Omaha, gave a largely at
tended and enjoyable musical last evening
at her studio on Broadway.
The members OF the Calendar Card club
met Wednesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. o. w. Ewall. Mrs. Ewall was assisted
in entertaining by Mrs. Ward
n. p. Dodge and family have removed
their residence to their country. home, The
Orchards" after spending the winter in
the city at the Dodge homestead.
Mrs c. A Wiley entertained the mem
bers OF the First Avenue Card club Thurs
day evening. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Clinton q. Robinson and Mrs. W. o. Writ.
Monday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Donald Macrae. IL. Mrs. Macrae and Mrs.
Warner l. Welsh giving the program in
the afternoon
Mrs. Prank Nebee and Mrs. Emil Nebee
of Atlantic, who have been in the city. the
guests OF Mrs. Alexander Upton and Mrs.
s. p. Parker OF Glen avenue. have returned
TO their home.
The members OF the Tuesday Euchre club
were entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. Herbert Woodbury. and Mrs. Edward
with Miss Billiard OF First avenue.
Mrs. E. McKune of First avenue enter
tanned at a delightful musical Thursday
Charities Those assisting on the program
MaliIs and Miss Beebe.
Monday evening at the Royal Arcanum
hall was largely attended A number OF
Omaha musicians were in attendance.
Ida wies-sey6ert, Mrs. Robert MuIlis. Mrs,
Guy Shepard. Miss Beach, Miss Bell ard
little Miss Drake
Edward Burns and Miss Nellie m
were married at the home OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs A. X. Chambers, IN
Hardin township, Wednesday, Rev. ID. W.
Council Bilns district OF fbs sio S@st GI She
church, officiating. The ceremony was per
formed In the presence OF a large number
OF friends and neighbors Of the youns
couple. Mr.. ana Mrs. Burns will at once
go TO housekeeping on their farm in Hardin
township
An impressive home wedding was solem-
mixed Tuesday evening at the home OF Mrs.
Margaret c FernSr Of Third avenue, when
her daughter, Miss Hattie H Ferrer, was
married to ME. John l. Barnard OF Arion.
Rev, W. s. Barnes, pastor OF the First
Presoyterian church ofhciated, There were
about thirty Of the immediate friends OF
the couple. The bride wore a dainty gown
OF cream SILK and carried an armful OF
brides roses. The bride was attended by
Miss Anna Wilson and Justice John w.
Eerrfer, brother Of the bride. Mr.. and
Ms Barnard left the same evening for
Arion, where they will make their home
The bride s well known in his city, where
Tor the last several years she has been one
OF the teachers in the city schools. as We'll
as prominent In church work. The groom
Is a merchant Of Arion. The many hand
Scme wedding gifts attested TO the pOpu-
larity or the bride and groom.