Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20

two weeks In the white Mountains Of New
Hampshire
Mrs. Robert Beasley left wednesday for
an eastern trip TO include Buffalo and
does not expect to return home until the
middle OF october.
Miss Nell Mabie Of Oakland avenue and
Mrs NJ. NJ. Head and Miss Georgia Head
Of jefferson, la, left Wednesday for a six
weeks trip to the Portland exposition and
Pacific coast points.
one of the picnic parties Of the week at
Lake Manawa consisted OF Mrs. n Robin
son, Mrs. McAtee, Mrs. Billiard, Mrs. Har-
Tiet X. PlummeE Mrs, Lonsberry, Mrs.
The Council BLUFFS Moonlight Pleasure
club gave a surprise party on Mr.. Frank
OF his twenty-fourth birthday Wednesday
evening. A dainty luncheon was served.
Miss Lydia Ebberhardt. u South First
street entertained Thursday ten OF her
young friends in honor Of her thirteenth
birthday The afternoon was spent very
pleasantly at games. Refreshments were
Rev and Mrs. James o'May entertained
at the Broadway Methodist church parson-
age last week Mr.; and Mrs; w. H. Gent
Of Aledo. III, and Mrs. John Docson and
Tuesday afternoon the 'old Camping
| The party comprised Misses Elizabeth
Crane, Virginia Meyers, Phoebe Judson,
Drake, Nina Meyers and Edith Brock
Dr. A. y. Mitchell entertained the mem
bers Of. the Woman's auxiliary to the
at Paramount park About twenty were
present and refreshments were served
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Fifth
Avenue Methodist church entertained Tues
day evening at an ice cream social at the
nome OF Mrs. X. $. Morrow, 30 South
Twenty-hrst street. There was large at
tendance and most pleasant evening was
spent with music and games
Thursday evening a large party Of young
folks enjoyed a spread at the boat club.
calf, Helen Robinson. Sara Besley. Ger
trude Reed. Virginia Meyers. Bess Crane,
Binder Messrs Frank binder, Albert.
George Hollenbeck Glen Reed. Howard
Weaver, Jean Cleayer, John stubbs. Ro-
land Otis and Winfield Mayne.
In honor Of Mr.. +. c. Ensign. Miss Jennie
Rice OF Glen avenue gave an informal
reception Wednesday evening. Those pres
3 humber Of the high school students and and
their appreciation Of the WORK done one B" BY
WIT EnisR II his city by him
! evening was delightfully."- spent I'm music.
Light refreshments were served
In honor Of Miss Jessica Foster OF Chi
! cago, Miss Minnie Foster of Ninth street
and Fifth avenue entertained a number
| OF friends at kensington Monday after
noon. The prize for the guessing contest
present were Miss Ethel Cook, Miss Kate
| Robinson, Miss Ruth B8rstow, Miss Nina
Meyers, Mrs Robert Theinhardt Mrs
| Allis, Mrs. Zimmerman, Miss Crystal Huet-
! son, Miss Mary Hazelton, Miss Phoebe
Judson, Miss lnese Shepard OF St Joseph,
! Miss Josephine Jennings, Miss Marie Carter
! Of Jefferson, Ia. Miss Jessica Foster OF
Chicago and Miss Minnie Foster. A daintily
! appointed two-course luncheon was served.
A simple church wedding was held on
| wednesday morning at o'clock at St
/ Francis Xavier's Catholic church, when
| MISS Mary Geraghty and Mr.. John A. Herm-
sen were united in marriage Miss
| Geraghty wore her travelling gown OF
! brown cloth and carried a white PRAYER
/ book Miss Mary Pierce acted as brides
| maid and Mr.. Martin Hughs was best man
Only immediate relatives were present
! The newly married couple left immedI-
ately after the ceremony for a six weeks
! trip TO Colorado Springs, Manitou and Salt
| Lake City. They will be al home to their
J friends after October / at Cos BLUM street
| The bride was well known teacher at
| the Bloomer school and the groom is presl-
| dent OF the Hermsen Grocery company OF
this city.