Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-01
STATE SOCIETY NEWS.
Lincoln.

Mr.. Charles Moore is in Cincinnati.
Mr. NJ. r. Sharp is in Lafayette Ind.
MIR f. l.. Trickey is in San Francisco.
Miss Minnie Jones has gone to Sturgis,
S. ID.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Cockerel are in st.
Louis.
Mr.. A. V. Kitchen has been in Chicago this
week,
Mr.. William Hall has been In Keoliuk Ia,
the past week.
MIR. w. L. Brace was in Davenport, Ia, the
first of the week
Miss Link is enjoying a three weeks visit
with friends in Denver.
The Phoenix club held its first party at
Temple hail Wednesday evening.
Mrs. DIR. Dalby has left for New Orleans,
where she will pass the remainder of the
winter
Mrs r. S. Kelley of Deer Lodge, Mont,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs, Il. p. II. Millar,
llO2 street.
The hosptabe home of Mrs. M. foyer was
the scene of a pleasant tea party on Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Tot l.. Walker of Chicago is visiting
with her brother, Mr.. Bert Primer, Ninth
and streets.
Miss Alice Hasford, belle from Burling
ton, Ia, is the guest of Miss Haydee Bier
wirth, 1910 q street.
entertained a large party of friends at high
five Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Alice Seeker Of Leavenworth, Kan,
has been visiting her parents, Prof. and Mrs.
+. W. Wood, l2!6 p street, this week,
The White Rose club met Tuesday evening
at the home of Miss LiRIan Trester in East
Lincoln. The ohicers-elect were installed.
"An evening in China" is the name OF a
pretty and unique entertainment given last
evening at Grace N. l.. church by home
talent.
The Misses Jaeger the daughters of J. Phil
Jaeger, president of the state bank of Loup
City, have entered the conservatory of music
in this city.
Hon. j. b. STROBE has received official
notification of his appointment as aide-de-
camp to Commauder-n-V Veasey of the national
organization of the Grand Army Republic,
On Monday Mr.. Edward Drew, Twenty
third and f streets, was twenty-seven years
old and anumber of his friends reminded him
OF the fact with surprise party. Music,
cards, dancing and refreshments were the
prime features of the evenings enjoyment
Miss Gertrude Marsland entertained a
number Of her university friends at her home,
Twenty-eghth and NJ streets, on Wednesday
evening, Miss Marsland proved charming
entertainer and most delightful evenin e
was passed mainly with music and cards. A
dainty lunch was served.
The young friends of Harry Sides en-
joyed party at his home Friday evening,
given by his parents, The usual round of
games enliyeued with music made the even
ing pass pleasantly away. The guests Were :
The Misses Maud Bennett, Carrie Steams,
Mamie Risley, Ada Hagenbaugh, Efie Ha-
genDaugh, Mabel Doyle, Verde Cadwalla-
der, Messrs. Harry Doyle, Fred Parr, Paul
Purcell, Arthur Bennett, James Bailey and
Frank Sides.
On Friday evening last nearly seventy-fve
of the social people of North Lincoln met at
the residence Of Mr.. d. G. Fellows and en-
ioyed general good time. A jollier aggrega-
tion of persons is seldom seen, One of the
great features of the evening was the beaut
ful New England supper to which the guests
! sat down. The hospitablc spirit manifested
by the host and his fair partner put the
guests at ease and n merry even
ing was passed There were a
number of accomplished musicians present
and in response TO requests each favored the
company with either a vocal or instrumental
selection, A unique and enjoyable feature of
the evening were the dramatic selections