The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-09-21
SOCIAL GOSSIP

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Among the Lincoln people noticed in
Omaha Thursday evening viewing the
Ak-Sar- Ben parade were: Prof. F. w.
Taylor. j. H. Mallalieu, Mr.. Sheldon,
Miss Dena Loomis, Miss Charlotte
Clark. H. G. Young, @. B. Gregory, s.
T. Cochran and p. o. Hedlund,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ID. Cornell have
returned from New England.
Mrs. F. w. Bartruff left Thursday for
Philadelphia.
Judge Dundy and party returned this
week from the northwest. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. G. Burr, Of this city, were
members Of the party.
Miss Mae Lansing has returned from
her trip east.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Dorgan and
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Woods left
Thursday evening for Colorado Springs.
Tuesday evening Mrs. ]. A. Buckstaff
gave an informal luncheon to a number
OF her friends. The notable guest of
the evening was Mrs. Robinson, Of Chi
cago, who is visiting her sister in law,
Mrs. John B. Wright. The guests were
Messrs and Mesdames A. B. Coffroth, G.
s. Lippincott, j. b. Wright, A. G.
Beeson, r. j. Green, F. w. Brown, G.
X. Brown, c. E. Yates, c. F. Ladd, G.
NJ. Lambertson, Mrs. Robinson, Chi
Gag; w. Z. Wilson, w. NJ. Leonard,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Townley.
The CoURIER's correspondent in
Grand Island sends the following:
Mrs. r. j. Barr and son have return
ed from their eastern trip.
Miss May Snyder, of Mt, Pleasant,
Iowa, is the guest of Mrs. III. III. Thum-
mel.
Mr.. Cassidy, of Rawiins, Wyo., is
spending few days with his daughter,
Mrs. r. r. Horth.
Mrs. Reimer and daughter are in
Omaha.
Rev. A. Pinkham is home from
Boston.
For Miss Snyder, Mrs, Thummel gave
a most delightful luncheon Saturday
afternoon. Her guests were: Mesdames
Horth, Pardonner, Wolbach, Bell,
Nicholson, Pearne, Alter. Misses Sny-
der, Howard, Gahan, Bell, Reimers,
Bentley. Washer, Warwick.
MIR. and Mrs. William S. Peame left
for Omaha Thursday morning.
Mr.. Thos. Conner and Mr.. I. w.
Ashton attended the races in Omaha
Wednesday.
Mrs. Thummel. Miss Howard and
Miss Wasmer have gone to Omaha to
attend the Court ball of the Knights Of
Ak-Sar- Ben.
The CoURIER's Omaha correspond
ence sends the following:
The court ball in the den q Ak-Sar-
Ben Thursday evening was the crown
ing triumph of the fair festivities. l
was correct in my prediction that Miss
Woolworth would be chosed by the
King. His majesty was Z. NJ. Bartlett.
The royal box held the following:
Maids Of Honor Misses Daisy Doane,
Hattie Cady, Helen Hoagland, May
Bartlett, Alice Drake, Meliora Wool
worth, Grace Himebaugh, Brownie
Baum, Sue Colpetzer, Linda Curtis,
Blanche McKenna, Lillian A. Wilcox,
Stella Hamilton, Pearl Hartman. Nellie
Rurmuehlen, Council Bluffs; Charity
Babcock, Council Bluffs; Marie Mar
shall, Lincoln; BERTHE Clark, Lincoln;
Olive Latta, Lincoln; Kate Black, Kear-
ney; Blanche Finch, Kearney; Efiie Nc
Intyre, Hastings; Ida Leland, Hastings;
Carrie Washer, Grand leland; Margaret
Howard, Grand leland; Mary Wilson,
Febraska City; Reba Duff, Nebraska
City; Sylvia G. Anderson, Beatrice; May
Bradt, Beatrice.
Ladies in Waiting-Meedames. Henry
Esta brook, Victor Caldwell, Charles w.
Hull, Clement Chase, Diner E. Bryson,
James E. Baum, Gilbert N. Hitchcock,
John E. Wilbur, Harry Cartan, William
Lyle Dickey, William s. Poppleton,
Warren N. Rogers, Thomas A. Fry,