Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17

a nnsuIst Miss lbbotson ls talented az an
artist
The guest list included:
Misses Misses
Marie Woodland. Elizabeth Congdon.
Edith Patrick. Caroline Congdon,
Eugene Whitmore, Isabel Ibbotson,
Marion Waller, Montreal Can.
Fannie Rowland, Mcconnell,
May Mahoney, Margaret Bruce.
Caroline BarkAlow, Chichester.
Edith Thomas, OF Brooklyn, N. X.
CarmelitR Chasa Claire H. Woodland,
Messrs.- MesSrS.-
Louis Loring, Ben Gallagher.
WriRhter Wood. Cuthbert Potter,
Harry Low, Doane Powell,
Will wood Harry Koch,
BRYANT Rogers, Al Gordon,
win sohnorr, Stanley Rosswater.
Lieutenant MuokiseF, Mao Harding,
Trod Thomas Charles Metz,
Ralph West, J. Lawrle Wallace.
Elmer West, George Barker
Paul Gallagher, joe Barker,
Mr. and Mrs. O. w. Watt0e, Mr.. and
Mrs J. r. Scobie, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Up
dixie, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Klplinger, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G, Chase Mr. and MIS-. +, r. Kirk
endall, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph StoTS, Mr.,
shiveriek. Mrs Il. w. Nash, Mrs. Taylor OF
ST. Louis, Mr.. and Mrs. George Barker,
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Martin, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Martin
Mrs. Q. @. Hunt entertained the o. r. b.
kensington at the Diets Athletic club
Thursday afternoon. Those present were
MesdAmeA w. Roger~ A. Bstells, l.
Grebe. L. Carbsrley. u. spsllett, A. Frary.
Terrell Mccullough. 7. Day, Tompson,
Mathis. Misses Innes. Nuire. Mccullough.
Announcement Of the engagement OF Miss
Isabel Ibbottson Of Montreal, Canada, to
Mr.. Joseph Barker was most cleverly made
Friday evening when Mr.. Barker enter
tanned at q trevelogue lawn party. The
picture machine was adroitly called into
service TO convey to the surprised friends
assembled the news Of their hosts engage
ment to the guest OF honor. After series
of interesting slides, views of London,
Paris, Venice and Hollywood, Cal, had
been thrown upon the curtain, the follow
ing telegram was shown:
A surprise was given by Mrs. j. &c. Baum
Friday morning In celebration of the birth
day Of Mr.. Baum Previous attempts to
surprise Mr.. Baum on his anniversary had
proved unsuccessful and 1t had been his
boast that II would be necessary ito get
up early in the morning" to take him by
surprise. Mrs. Baum took him at his word
and surprised him with the breakfast FRI
day. Those present were: Mr., and Mrs. #.
p. Kirkendall, Mr.. and Mrs q. w. Wattles.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Baum, Mrs. Outcall,
Lincoln; Kathrine Baum and Richard
Baum.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ]. johnson cele-
brated their fifteenth wedding anniversary
Saturday evening The Harmony male
quartet gave several musical selections and
addresses were given by Messrs John
Nordwall, Fred Friedman, Otto Johnson and
DIR. Nordwall. The guests included Messrs
and Mesdames J. #. Andersen, Fred Dahl
berg. Henry Dahlberg. Eric t. johnson
r. A. johnson. N. p. Swanson. John Nord
wall, John w. Thorn, p. J. Larmon. william
Lyon, c. A. Dryselius, William Gustafson
| Charles Gustafson, Alfred Bloom, JohI
Hendrickson, A. Newman. August Wahl
strcm, Ernest Nordin, Louis Henderson
]. A. Stevens. J. F. Bloom. c. Anderson
A. Wyman, N. A. Lundgren. c. J. John
son, Misses Lila Sandberg. Ella Sand
berg, RegenA Andersen, Helen Dahlberg
Ida Thurin, Gladys Holmgren, Frida Holm
gren. Minnie Gustafson, Sarah SEWERS
Bbba Lofgren, Bell Stowell, Messrs Olo
Nordwall, Fred w. Flodman. Peter Bloom
| p, +. Larson. Otto Johnson, Oscar Hansen
c. Wyman, Il. o. Furen and Henning Gus
tofson.