The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, September 05, 1896, Image 11
r- T THE COUXIZB. - :3s ta :Jl f-1- .-r S? t'j ft- ' W1 m' E-X tKT E s .? . SK' s? Mlsa Mame Carson spent Monday In Omaha. Dexter Clinton left Monday evening tor Wyoming. Mr. Paul Fitzgerald left Monday ev ening for Denver. Miss Clara Shepard started last Mon day for Mt. Vernon, O. W. S. Summers left last Sunday for a trip to Yellowstone park. Mrs. Jessie Moon left last Monday for a trip through Colorado. Miss Henrietta Hawly was visiting friends In Omaha this week. Mrs. Sadie Puckett returned last Sat urday from her western trip. Judge M. Li. Hayward of Nebraska City was In Lincoln last Sunday. Mr. Will Clark spent Sunday and Monday with friends In Omaha. .Miss Olive Graham was a visitor at the State fair this week in Omaha. S. C. Stuart was the guest of hte brother J. M. Stuart last Saturday. W. Farnam Smith of Omaha as usual spent Sunday with his mother in the city. fMrs. Mira Cropsey of Falrbury cam to Lincoln to attend Mr. Ashton's fun eral. Jimmie Stephenson left Monday for a brief visit to his old home at Brown ville. Sam E. Low Is not expected home from Colorado until the last of this month. W. W. Woods, one of the High school teachers has returned from Pennsyl vania, i Mrs. James Monahan and sister, Miss Jennie Kelly went to St. Paul Sunday. Miss Carrie Frischmeyer of Lafay ette Ind., Is the guest of Mrs. Grant Hoagland. - Miss Minnow Gillum has returned from Cheyenne Wyo. and other west ern points. Miss Laura Houtz will be the guest of Judge Kelly during the State fair in Omaha. Paul Percell of South Omaha called on his parents and friends In this city last Sunday. Miss Minnie 'Millar left last week for Henderson, la., to visit her friend Miss Eva Paul. Alta Shoemaker returned last week from her pleasant visit with friends at Syracuse Nebr. Miss Li da Millar has returned from her pleasant visit with Miss Nell Ran dall of Omaha. Miss Effle Steen has returned from her six weeks' visit at Minneapolis and Lake Minnetonka. Mrs. D. F. Louge and daughters, Ma ble and Grace, have returned to their home in St. Louis. Mrs. Van Dusen left Monday for Chicago and New York city. She will be gone two weeks. Miss Bagtell of Holdrege, Xebr., who has been visiting Miss Jennie Watson left Sunday for Omaha. J. S. Clark of Deersfleld, O., is spend ing a few days In the city visiting his cousin, J. R. Carrbthers. Mrs. Carscadden and daughter Pearl of Mllford passed through Lincoln from Hot Springs last Monday. Mrs. T. J. HIckey Is up from St. Jos eph Mo. making her mother Mrs. Rec tor a very pleasant visit. , Miss Jessie Leland returned last Sun day from Hastings where she has been visiting Miss Myrtle Brown. Miss May Conley of Hastings, who has been visiting Miss Etta Toole left last Saturday for her home. Mr. Albert Watkins left Monday for Indianapolis where he will attend the national democratic convention. Miss Amber Barnaby has returned from her delightful two weeks' visit with friends in Minneapolis, Minn. Mrs. S. J. Alexander of Appomattox W. R. C. left last Monday to attend the nation convention at St. Paul Minn. Mrs. Dr. Beachly has returned from a two months' visit with relatives and .school-girl friends in Indianapolis, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cox and daughter Mable and Fanchon Hooper have re turned from their pleasant (rip to Har vard Nebr. Mrs. J. B. Wright left for Chicago this week, to remain some time visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. F. W. Brown went to Omaha Wednesday to see the fair and make her father and sister a brief visit. Mrs. Will Rehlander left Tuesday for St. Paul, Minn., where she-will visit her brother ten days. Miss Ruth Bryan hag just returned from Plattsmouth and Omaha whero sho has been vipiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. R. Williams and daughter Bertha of Grand Island, were in Lincoln this week. Chief Justice Norval aud Judge T. O. C. Harrison of the Supreme court were at the Lincoln Monday. Frank Brown, who had been visiting the Misses Dovey, the Bweet singers, for a week, is now in Omaha visiting rela tives. Mrs. E. P. Moore left Monday for Warsaw, Ky., where she will visit rela tives a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Kellogg returned this week from an extended visit in New York state. Mr. and Mrs. U. A. Diamond are en tertaining Mrs. II. S. Keith and son Ray or North Platte. Mrs. Stebbins left Monday for a visit with friends and relatives in Chicago and Detroit, Mich. Sam Adler went to Omaha last Mon day. Tomorrow he will speak to the Russian-Hebrew McKlnley club In Brodky's hall. Miss Edna Moore, a talented elocu tionist of Omaha Is the guest of Mrv and Mrs. Cris Lanquet of 115 South Thirteenth street. Dr. C. R. Tefft and family have re turned from their fishing trip to the Black Hills. They were accompanied by John Marquette. Miss Emma Gillespie who is a del egate from the Appomattox relief corps to the national convention, left Monday for St. Paul, Minn. Mrs J. Ppeier and children who have been abroad five months traveling In Austria and Germany were expected home last Wednesday. Prof. Fred C. Sheuch of the Univer sity of Montana who has been the gueat of his uncle. Frank E. Lahr, left for Missoula last Saturday. Miss Mae Bartlett of Omaha who has been the recipient of so many parties dinners and picnics given In her honor, left for her home Tuesday. Mr. Will Westermann departed last week for Decatur 111., where he will occupy the position of teacher of Latm In the High school of that city, uniformed students on our streets. Miss Dot Druse left last Saturday for Hot Springs S. D. She will be the guest of Mrs. W. H. Stanley. John M. Tanner, the editor of the South Omaha Tribune, Bruce McCul loh, editor of the Stockman, and A. R. Kelley of South Omaha, were In the city the latter part of last week. Milton D. Tyler and wife left Monday for St. Paul, Minn., where his parents reside. Before their return to Lincoln Mr. Tyler will go east for goods. Mrs. E. Kent, matron of the Indus trial Home at Mllford passed through Lincoln Monday on her way to Denver Col., and other points in Colorado. W. M. Rehlander with his wife and son Fred, and Mrs. Clara Klrkpatrlck returned last week from a two weeks' trip through the Yellowstone park. William T. Chamberlain of the Com mercial college returned last Saturday from his four months' travel In Mex ico and down through the Isthmus. Matriculates for the Lincoln Medical school are coming In remarkably fast. This Is the case with most colleges.! It will seem good to see again the blue Miss Helen Welch returned from Kansas City, where she has been vis iting Miss Ada Gregg. Miss Welch had spent a few weeks with relatives in Iowa. Messrs George and Silas Jones are visiting their sister Mrs. Core, at 510 South Twenty-fifth street, where Mrs. Nannie O'Daniel, Mrs. Core's daughter will spend the winter. Mr. William Hanna of Monmouth, 111. stopped over three days with his cousin Mrs. Dr. Latta. Mr. Hanna left his family In Manltou Col. where they will remain until October. Mr. John Dixon, who had just re. turned from an outing in Colorado, was in Lincoln a few dajs tho first part of the week. Miss Kathryn Kearns, who has had such a pleasant six weeks visit with her friend. Miss Laura Cauger, left for Chi cago last Wednesday. Miss Dena Loomis is visiting Miss Elizabeth Bonnell of Chicago. A num ber of former Lincoln people are help ing to make her trip pleaBant. Mr. Will II. Love returned this week from a visi to his old homo in Hines burg, Vt. At Cleveland he attended the national conclave of Knights of P) thians. Miss Bessie Bartrutf returned Mon day from Niagara Falls where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Doug las's family during the summer. Mr. J. A. Buckstatf returned Monday from Sandwich, la. He was accom panied by his daughter. Miss Clara, to Omaha, where she will remain a week visiting friends and seeing the fair. Mrs. CS. Carscadden and family have just returned from a two weeks' trip to the Black Hills. They were not on the fair grounds during the reunion as stated in The Courier. Mrs. E.S. Hawley returned last Sun day from Boston, Mass., where she has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred SmjBer. Mrs. Hawley is very much improved in health. Mr. E. H. Marshall, insurance deputy n the state auditor's oflice, went to Bloomington, Neb., Tuesday to attend the wedding of his brother-in-law, Walter L. Hadon to Miss Kate Clugh . Misses Clara and Eva Granger of Ne braska City who have been the guests of their friend Miss Myrtle Whlted and their cousins Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Hogue, during the reunion week, re turned home Sunday. Tho following lad'es composed a Bwimming patty at the sanitarium Tues day morning: Miss Mae Bartlett of Omaha, Miss Katharine Criley of Kan sas City, Mrs. Gilmure of Elk Point, S. D., Misses Grace Oakley, xlice Righter, Lottie Whedon, Alice Slaughter and Sadie Burnham. The young ladies of the Y. P S.C.E. of the First Presbyterian church gave a very charming trolley party Tuesday evening. The well tilled and brilliantly lighted car started from the church, corner Thirteenth and M streets at 8 o'clock for a two hours ride over the city. A very Interesting picture which be longs to Fred Cooley, Is displayed In the Elite windows. It Is a group of Beta Theta Phi fraternity men who were attending the national fraternity convention at White Sulphur Springs, Va. Miss Gertrude Marsland who Is vis iting her married sister Ip Spokane Falls, Wash., Is reported to be having such a delightful time that she will not return until some time In October. Mr. and Mrs. Dan A. DeLong of Clar Inda, la., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Chandler at 1710 D street. On Monday, the following named peo ple left over the Northwestern railroad for the national G. A. R. encampment at St. Paul: Gen. J. H. Culver and wife. Gen. James D. Gage and wife, Con gressman Strode, Joseph Teeter, Capt. Phelp3 Paine, Mr. Ehrardt and wife, Mr. Paine, Mr. and Mrs. Hoon, Richard O. Williams, Mrs. J. E. Roth. W. M. Ty ler, Miss Green, Mrs. M. Popst, City Clerk J. W. Bon en, Commisloner H. C. Russell and John E. Evans. THE MANDOLIN CLUB. , A club which will not only be of profit to the members but also of pleas ure to Its friends Is this one. compos ing the following member. Miss Laura Houtz, Florence Farwell, Henrietta Holiowbush, Grace Oakly, Maud Ouk ly, Mae Burr, Olive Latta, Mrs. F. W. Smith, Mrs. L. M. Marshall, Messrs John Farwell, Frank Burr, Fred White, C. Y. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Burr, and Mr. and Mrs Roxa Curtice. Last week's Issue of the Courier men tions the trolley ride of August 27th as having been enjoyed by the wrong party. It was given in honor of Miss Kathryn Kearns of Chicago by Miss Laura Cauger After the ride through the noisy McKlnley demonstrations dainty refreshments were served on the lawn at her home, 1W3 Twelfth street. The Chinese lanterns In the trees gave a pretty fantastic appearance to the en tire affair which was a decided success. Miss Lytlo of Greenwood cave a house party to the young ladies of the Pi Beta Phi fraternity and their friends four da s of last week. The mothers were invited to spend tho first day, the 20th of August. Several Lincoln girls who were not members of the fraternity together with some from Ashland were invited to a picnic on the 24th. The numerous picnics, parties and dinners which were given to the young ladies is sufficient proof of tho royal hospitality extended to them at tho Lytlo home. Mr. and Mrs Lytlo were assisted in en tertaining by Mr. and Mrs. Shaw and Mr. and Mrs. Quackecbush. The following were invited: Misses Bessie Turner, Mae and Jessie Lansing, Ana and Oda Closson, Annie Stuart, Freeda Shell, Jean Tuttle, Kate Walk er, Lincoln; Belle and Grace Reynolds, York; Netta Bunting, David City; May and Martha Catlln, Ada De Bols, Belle Von Mansffield, Veda and Halite Wil son, Ashland; Gertrude Branch, Om aha. Mesdames Lansing, Turner, Clos son, and Walker spent one day with tha young ladles. Last Wednesday afternoon the mem bers of Holy Trinity choir and congre gation returned from their delightful ten days' camping on the Chautauqua grounds at Crete. The Rev. Percy A. Silvers was more than successful in his plans to make the time pass pleasantly. Boating, driving, reading, fishing and outdoor sports of all kinds made the day of departure come too quickly to the following people: Rev. Percy A.Silvers, Messrs. and Mesdames H. J. W. Sea mark, Mariner, Ralston; Mesdames R.H, Oakley, Letting, Sizer; Misses Marie Hoover, Helen Hoover; Maud Oakley, Agnes Sewell, Belle Beachley, Jessie Lansing, Maud Tyler, Annie Betts, Olive Seamark, Stella Rice, Helena Lau) Fannie Geeting, Buncher; Messrs. Owen Oakiey, Keenes, Herbert Beachley, Ar bor Barth,Taylor. Lau, Bert Betts, Lau, Will Sizer. Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Lansing; Mesdames Ewing, Cowdery, Ker; Miss Cowdery; Mr. W. D. Robin son; "Master Ivan Lansing. The season wanes, and now the good housekeepers are so busy with the fall sewing and preserves that the parties this week are conspicuous for their ab sence. This lack of gaiety may be due somewhat to the fair. The AkSar-Ben ball attracted a few Lincolnites last night. Now tho summer girl, wearied with travelling and the pleasures of life at fashionable watering places, packs her innumerable bags and trunks, into which she has made a vain attempt to ciowd the dozens of photographs, auto graph fans, college pins and other trophies, representative of scalps which hang from her belt, and which Bhe has captured during her outing before she bids her last farewell. In a very short time the autumn festivities will com mence, and a large number of pretty buds, who will be giving their coming out parties, will make Lincoln society exceedingly lively from now until the winter season comes in with its club dances, brilliant receptions and cotillions.