Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-16
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FEB. 10.
Thirty Years Ago
COMPELLED FROM BEE PILES


The masquerade ball Of the Imperial
club at Masonic hall is pronounced one
OF the most delightful events Of the sea-
SON. Among the many handsome cos
tunes were the following: Mrs. A. Nc
Kenzie. Quakeress; Miss Alice Tzschuck.
Lady Washington" Mrs. D. Hume.
Peasant Girl" Miss willmaster. Snow"
Miss Carrie Neigh. "TamOourine Grit"
Mrs. A. Hospe. Fairy" Miss Amy Pick
ems. Turkish Maiden;::" Miss Nellie
Morris. 'Shepherdess;" Miss r. NJ. Tay-
lor. Patchwork" Miss Emma Morse.
Fairy" Miss LbhIe Withheld. Eliza
Miss Liza Withheld. Russian Peasant"
A. Hospe. Oscar WILDE" II. J. Anders.
George Washington" F. T. Anderson,
''spaniard;" Ed Bussey. Faust" H. NJ.
Wells. Prince" Alexander Mckenzie.
Quaker"
The residence Of Mr.. Milton Barlow was
invaded by party with the intent Of
Ian, private secretary to General Freight
Agent vining. That gentleman being out
they took possession Of the home under
chaperonage of Mrs. Ed p. Peck and
made themselves at home until the VIC
tim put In an appearance.
party was given at the residence Of
Colonel Bronson on Chicago and Twenty
second street. enjoyed BY about a dozen
couples.
Chief Galligan has sworn out war
rant for arrest OF Captain L. X. Long,
president OF the Board OF Education;
Charles Conoyer. secretary. and +. STEM
wood, contractor. on charge OF erecting
a wooden building within the fire limits,
the building objected to being the frame
addition to the school building on Jack
son street between Twelfth and Thir-
tenth.
The report Of the Omaha Bootblacks'
Independent association for six months
to January 1, shows total expenses Of
H.ts2 and deficit OF 800.
d. s. NJ. Fretwell, the auctloneer. did
q thriving business disposing Of dwelling
houses. barns. etc. on the property Of the
Burlington a Missouri along Eighth
street between Jackson and Farnam.
Among the purchasers were q. A. Chan
man. Dennis Cunningham and 8. Nor
Jensen.
Custer post Grand Army Of the Re-
public Is preparing to put on dramatic
entertainment, The Union Spy" with
f B. Temple in the title role.
send-off party rendered to Samuel
!. Donnslly. recently editor Of the Even
ing Telegram. on his departure for New
York City disclosed these newspaper as
sisnments Of the day: Alfred sorenson.
city editor Of the Republican; s. +. WOOD
bridge, city editor Of the Herald: w. A.
MeDairmid. foreman OF the Herald news
room: ,. A. McDonagh. editor Of the
Waterman; NJ. II. Rsdfield. editor OF the
Western Newspaper Union: J. n.
Haynes and d. W. Haynes, lat.
OF the kilograms staff; w. H.
Kent. city editor OF The Bee; W. j.
cuddy OF The Bee and Sumner johnson
OF The Bee. Regrets were receiyed.
among others FROM w. e. Amin. a..
sistsnt editor OF The Bee, and ]. q.
Ryan. formerly city editor Of the Tele-
gram. 1881
The Union Catholic Library assoc,a-
uon gave an entertainment al its hall
In the Creighton block. the program OF
vocal and instrumental music and recita-
tons being participated In by Mlsses
Ray. Mcnamara. Mcdonald and Mrs.
o. Mecaffery and Messrs. Glbbon. Tuttle.
Neigh. Mcdonald and DIR. johnson. The
laushable farce OF Man. the Good for
Nothing" concluded the entertainment
with parts taken by Miss Z. r. Nc
CARNEY, Miss staeia Crowley, Mrs. 7. ].
Fitzmorris. Mr.. E. A. o'Brien and Mr.. r
]. F1tzmorris.