Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
PAST WEEK N BLUFFS SOCIETY

PAST WEEK N BLUFFS SOCIETY
Warm Weather Appears to Have Had
stimuIatinE Eject.
Mrs. Ernest e. Hart is visiting friends
I In Chicago.
! Mrs F. W. Meneray visited friends in the
( city last week
/ Mrs G. r. Batesman and SON Guy are
visiting relatives in Dallis, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanders of Chicago is visit
ing friends and relatives i'm the city
Mrs. F. w. Wesner left Tuesday for
mer
Miss Frances Leavitt Of Butte. Mont,
Is the guest Of Miss Bess Beno on Frank
Mrs c. j. stllwelI and Mrs Cessna left
Yesterday morning for a two weeks visit
In Kansas
home from two weeks sojourn at French
/ Lick Springs, Ind
Mrs. Anderson Of Dunlap, formerly Miss
Sorrine Albright of this city, is visiting
Mrs. Selma Esbeck left Thursday for San
francisco, where she expects to remain
several months with friends.
Mrs A. II. Henning Of Avenue will
leave tomorrow morning for two weeks
visit with her sister in Sioux City
Mrs f. d, Fuller of Harrison street en-
/ tertaned informally at dinner Wednesday
evening. Covers were laid for eight
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Test Stewart en-
tertained at dinner Friday night compli-
Coffey.
Mrs William Bullock, formerly Miss Luz
ctle Porterfield Of this city, left Friday for
her home after weeks visit with friends
| in the city.
Mrs. Walter G. Avery and son, Robert of
| ST. Paul, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs N w
| Williams III Stutsman street Mrs Avery
Is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Williams.
Mrs O. w. Graham, 326 Avenue F. has
as her guests Mrs. r. E. Graham of Vir-
ginia MINI, and Mrs. Carroll of Cloquet.
MINI. They are en- route for Boise, Idaho.
Miss Freda Ehrenstein departed Thurs
day afternoon for Portland and the oregon
mountains. She will return by way Of
san Francisco, Salt Lake and Colorado
points
Mrs. Sylvester Dye, s17 Fifth avenue, left
| Tuesday for Wilmathsville, Mo, where she
will visit for a month with her parents.
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Mrs. J. w. Collins, 72o South Seventh
street, who is at the Mineral Springs sani-
tarium at Burlington, Mo, is reported as
return next week.
Captain J. A. Coffey aud bride are the
guests OF Mrs. Charles T. Stewart They
are enrOute for Captain Coffeys post in
Montana Mrs. Coftey was formerly Miss
Helen Bonner of New York and is niece
OF Mrs. Stewart
Mrs. J. r. Reed entertained a number
Of her former neighbors at an Informal
luncheon at her beautiful suburban home
Friday afternoon Covers were laid for
Mrs. L. IL. O'Dell, Mrs. Haywood Miss
Emma Myers and Mrs. Meyers
Mrs. Harry Nicholson and daughter Of
Salt Lake City are the guests of Mrs. Mich
olsons mother, Mrs. c. Warner on Fourth
avenue, also Mr.. Nicholson's parents, Mr. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Nicholson, of North First
street. They will remain about a month.
One of the enjoyable functions of last
week was the dance given by the members
of Fidelity council, Royal Arcanum, in the
large hall of the Masonic Temple. Messrs.
7. c: Leffert, Arthur Pickering and A. <.
Smith composed the committee in charge
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. NJ. Hsrl returned Friday
| from Chicago, where they attended the
commencement exercises of the training
school for deaconesses. They remained to
In her new position in the Halstead Street
mission.
cinnau symphony orchestra, arrived
Wednesday for visit with his father,
Vigo Badolet, on Glen avenue; He will
remain here two weeks and then go TO
Coronado Beach, Cal, where he has a four
months summer engagement
Mrs, Frank Pinney was hostess of the
home of her mother Mrs Hollenbeck, 5Ol
, North Eighth street. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Robert Wallace and Mrs. Oliver Pat
terson The guest prize was awarded Mrs.
Heating. a dainty luncheon was served
The next meeting will be with Mrs. opal
Goodman.
, Miss Cora Treynor was pleasantly sur
prised Friday evening by an informal
gathering of friends and relatives who took
dinner with ner at neT nome jIo SOulH
First street Covers were laid for Mr.
, and Mrs. Stillwell, Miss Grace Clark, Mr.
and Mrs. " l.. TTeynor, Jack Treynor
Tom Treynor, little Miss Helen Treynor
/ and Miss Treynor.
Mr. John II Taber jr formerly of this
city and Miss Margaret Dwyer of Omaha
were married Tuesday in Omaha. The GER
emory took place in the Catholic church al
TWenty-eighth and Jackson streets and the
t bridal couple were attended by Miss Hester
Painter and Mr. r. G.. Cowles OF Council
b BUNS. They win spend their honeymoon
! in the west.
, Mrs. NJ A. FINLEY entertained at cards
Thursday afternoon in honor OF her guests
Mrs. Voorhees, and Miss jerks of Chey-
enne, Wyo. SiX-handed euchre was the
game of the afternoon' the head head prize be;
the twenty prize by Mrs Haze Hazei tine:
Luncheon was served. The decorations
were in tulips and lilacs.
Miss Mary Cain and Mr. Harvey q. Morse
were united in marriage Wednesday morn
ing in the presence OF immediate friends
a Prc TeaI FSfSer IN Hilary TSeS
r will make their home at 309 Williams street
Mr.. Morse is employed by the Nebraska
Telephone company and both he and his
} bride are well known to a large circle OF
friends.
Mrs w. L. Banbrdge entertained the
members Of the Tuesday History club at ar
, afternoon at her new home. Sl5 Glen ave
nue. on Friday. The guests spent the att
: ernoon in examining the numerous and In
/ teresting urios that Mrs, cambridge col
lected while in China, Among them are
several Cloisina vases OF very peculiar de
sign. Musical numbers were rendered by
Mrs. Joseph and Mrs. Grey. tastefully
arranged luncheon was served.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan, who have been IN
, China, for several years, arrived here Mon
, day evening and are the guests OF relatives
? in the city. They will remain I'm Council
Bluns for at least six months, when they
expect TO return 10 China, where Mr.. NOlaT
is connected with large coal mining com
, pany. Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan were both RAISED
! In this city and Mrs. Nolan, formerly Miss
Lizzie ThOll, made the trip TO China alone
to meet her future husband, and IL wa
there that they were married
The Oakland Avenue club was enter
, tanned by Mrs. circuit and Mrs. Fail
: Thursday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
! Orcutt The house was decorated in lilies
I of the valley. Mrs. Tousley ana Mrs. Tin
ley carried on the prizes for the guessing
contests. This was the final meeting OF the
season and al its close the officers for mex
year were elected as follows: President
r Mrs. Cutler, secretary, Mrs. Sanford and
, / treasurer, Mrs. Tousley. Dainty refresh
ments were served the club colOrs, yellow
! and white, being used.
on Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. c. q
! Autenrieth, 1881 Pleasant street. had thu
q unusual pleasure OF celebrating ,thell
| golden wedding anniversary. ONLY the i'm