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Miss May Lewis and Miss Dena
Loom is gavo a hammock party lust
evening.
IN SOCIETY.
Miss Maude Shugart of Omaha is
visiting friends in this city.
John C. Allen, ex-secretary of state,
left Wednesday evening for Chattenoogo
Tenn. Mrs. Allen is in Iowa, where
she will remain most of tho summer.
The last elocution recital by the
pupilsof Prof. Geo. C. Williama occurred
Tueeday evening at the Conservatory
of Music. The program was as
follows: "The Celebrated Jumping
Frog" (Mark Twain), Mr. Kobertaon;
"Jimmie Burns' Prompt Obedience,"
Miss Carrie Lininger; "Aux Italiens."
Miss Nellie Watson; "Darius Green and
his Flying Machine," Miss Ella Crawford;
"The First Christmas Eve," Miss Minnow
Gilium; "Prompt Obedience," Miss
Lottie Bonfoy; "Mark Twain on
European Guides," David Small.
Miss Kose Carson returned from
Omaha Sunday afternoon.
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George Harper spent Sunday in
Omaha.
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Miss Mao Lansing left Monday for
Hillsdale, Michigan. She will remain
at Hillsdale during the commencement
season and then spend a few weeks on
the "Lakes."
Chas.E. Magoon was
'this week.
in Fremont
Lieut. Townley and J. D. MacFarland
returned Sunday from Spirit Lake,
Iowa, where they represented Lincoln
at the meeting of the members of the
Central Whist League. It was decided
to hold another meeting in Council
Bluffs on December 6th. Lincoln,
Sioux City, Cedar Rapids, Sioux Falls,
fankton and Council Bluffs comprise
the league. While there Messrs
Townley and MacFarland had Jhe honor
of catching tho largest black bass ever
taken at Spirit Lake. It measured
twenty-two inches in length and
weighed four and a quarter pounds.
The university-cadets gave a dance at
Burlington Beach last Friday night.
The boys appeared in their uniforms with
duck trousers while the young ladies
were becomingly dressed in raiment
light and airy. This was the first dance
at the beach this season and everyone
was highly pleased.
r J. . D. Kilpatrick, of Newcastle,
Wyoming, was in Lincoln this week.
Prof, and Mrs. Marsland of Belmont,
California, are visiting friends in this
city.
Geo. W. Mercer of Omaha was in
this city this week.
Miss CarieMottwho has been visiting
Mrs. F. D. Cornell, left for Kansas
City, Monday.
D. G. Wing spent Sunday in Omaha.
Chas. W. Loomis, of Denver, formerly
of Beatrice, will be married to Miss
Minna Crofts at Beatrice June It.
Harry Reese spent Sunday in Omaha.
A. B. Smith, of Omaha, was in town
Monday.
Invitations to the wedding of Miss
Lute R. Parish and Mr. W. C. Thorbus,
to take place June 12, have been issued.
Mr. and Mrs. Thorbus will be at home
Ths reception given by Judge and
Mrs. Samuel J. Tuttle Saturday evening
last, to commemorate the silver anni
versary of their mai riage, and to have
their friendB meet their daughter. Miss
Daisy, was one of the largest and most
delightful parties of the late season.
Their residence on east O street was
attractively decorated with smilax and
cut flowers in every room, and the lawn
was gay with colored lanterns. Mrs.
Tuttle wore the dress in which she was
led to the alter as a bride twenty-five
years before, and at tho Bide of her
husband and her charming daughters,
Misses Daisy and Helen, received the
guests as they appeared. Ices were
served by the Misses Eddy.Melick, Erb,
Graham, Gilium, Harwood and Dau
bach, and in the dining room which
was rich with flowers like- the rest Mrs.
Holyoke, Mrs. Guthrie, Mrs. Landy 0.
Clark, Mrs. Melick and Mrs. McCand
less served cake and coffee. Miss
Tuttle, accompanied on the piano by
Miss Gertrude Culbertson, entertained
the company with tine vocal selections,
among them, "Dost Thou Know That
Sweet Hand" from "Mignon," and
Dawley's "Because 1 Love You," and
"Ecstacy" by Beach. Miss Tuttle has
studied vocal music for several years
under some of the best teachers of Bos
ton and New York, and has a voice of
unusual purity. Hagenow's orchestra
at the head of the hallway discoursed
instrumental music in the intervals.
The tables were laden with numberless
presents from friends of the host and
hostess, many of them peculiarly apt
and valuable, and some from old school
mates whose good wishes time had not
dimmed. Those present were: Gen.
and Mrs. Amasa Cobb, Judge and Mrs.
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