Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-15
LINCOLN'S SOCIAL SIDE.

LINCOLN's SOCIAL SIDE.
LINCOLN, Sept. 4.-(Special.) 1.-The torrid
weather which has prevailed during the past
week has done much in reducing Lincoln
society to a state Of coma. IL not catalepsy
That it is lifeless is true, but that certain
members of said society must go and come is
equally true, and it is to their forced pill
grimages that one must look for whatever is
"going on in social circles" AS it has been
impossible for people to move around much in
the daytime, the ingenuity of Brad ID. Slaugh-
ter, receiver of the Lincoln street car line,
has been called upon, and he has developed a
new after-dark fad In the shape of trolley
party. In other words, the more ultra
fashionable brake cart, drag and landeau
have given way to the plebeian street car.
But in the hands Of Slaughter the thing be-
comes a blooming and Illuminating success.
He strung electric bulbs all over the car and
filling it with the creme de la creme of Lin
coins beauty and chivalry went spinning
around the blocks like vagrant comet. The
affair occurred Tuesday night and was ex-
tended as far out as University Place. The
party included Messrs. and Mesdames w. H.
Dillon, G. F. Ladd, w. A. Preston, H. c.
Mayer, A. s. Tibbets, w. E. Kirker, M H.
Everett, A. T. Leming, r. M. Turner, H. B.
Patrick, A. e. Fowler, A. NJ Davis, A. d.
Wilkinson. L. G. M. Baldwin, d. w. Hill, c.
E. Yates. G. H. Hammond, w. c. Davis, L.
G. Burr. l. G. Chaplin, w. ]. Turner, Hiland
Wheeler, Phelps Paine. George Risdon, w. NJ
Rehlaender. o. M. Thompson, A. G. Billmeyer,
Henry Oliver, George Clarke, e. p Ewing,
George Fawell, G. w. Lormor. M. M. Cobb
Callen Thompson, Day, c. c. Burr, 7. H.
Benton, A. Hurlburt, w. e. Hardy, B. F.
Cowdrey, George Cook S. e. Moore, H. NJ
Levitt, Mrs. d. Stieger: Misses Hardy, Per-
kins, Carmody, Steen, Fowler Kirker, Tib-
bets, Horton; Messrs. A. G. Davis, Richard
Miller, George Harper, Martin Aitken, Charles
Waite. Robert Urqhart, J.. L. Kennard; Mr..
and Mrs; A; %. Kennard. Mr.. T. P. Kennard.
Mrs. c. X. Pitcher.
The Patriarchs at their last business meet
ing elected the following officers: Mrs. c. NJ
lmhoff, president; Mr.. E. p. Holmes, vice
president; Mr.. G. p. Faucon. secretary; Mr.
ID. G. Wing, treasurer; Captain r. o. Phillips,
master Of ceremonies; executive committee.
Mrs. G.. H. Imhof, Mrs. c. E. Yates and G.
r. Faucon. The company gathered about the
punch bowl in the dining room and moistened
their deliberations with a beverage.
Miss Clark, Miss Margaret Clark and Miss
BERTHE Clark gave tally-ho party last Sat
urday evening to a few Of their friends
Those present were Mrs. Clark and daughters,
Mr.. L. e. Brdgman, Miss Lottie Clark, Mr.
Charles Clark, Mr.. Will Clark, Mr.. c. A.
Hanna, Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden, Miss Harris, Mr.
G. p. Faucon, Mr.. Lyon, Mr.. Smith. Mr..
Plummer.
The first fall wedding occurred at the res
idence Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Lau last Tues
day evening, when their daughter Anna was
married to Mr.. Oscar j. Junge. Rev. John
S. Hewitt read the Episcopal marriage serv-
ice. The bride was dressed in crepe silk
trimmed with pearls and wore a tuile VEIL
The bridesmaids were Miss Nellie Lau and
Miss Retta Junge and the groomsman was
Mr.. Ernest S. Folsom.
Miss Mae Burr has gone to Sheyboygan,
Wis. Miss Burr will be bridesmaid at the
wedding of Miss Ann Crocker, who is pleas
antly remembered as visitor in this city
last year.
Miss Bess Kneuton of Mankato, Mimi,
Miss Mary Clark of Council Bluffs and Miss
Stella Payne Of Hastings were guests of Miss
Lau this week.
M. We'll and wife have returned from their
western trip through California and the
Yellowstone.
Mr. and Mrs I. M. Raymond have returned
from an extended outing on the Atlantic
coast.
A. H. Mendenhall and c. H. Warner have
returned from an outing on Mackinack ISL
and.
Captain Guilfoyle, the new instructor of
the university cadets, arrived last Satur-
day,
Mrs. White, mother Of Mrs. Neil Johnson,
is visiting her daughter in this city.
Miss Carrie Guilmette has returned from
the east, where she spent the summer.
Mrs. Frank Parks and children are visit
ing relatives near Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Morrill, have returned
from Lake Osakis, MINI.
Mrs. Max Mosler of Cincinnati is visiting
her sister, Mrs. ID. N. Soldberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Raymond have returned
from Lake Osakis.
Mrs. f. H. Warden Is visiting Mrs w. @.
Bell.
Miss Blanche Hargraves is back from Chi
cogo.
S. d. Mayer and wife have returned from
Long Branch.
Mrs. A. II. Davis has returned from Min
nesota.
A.. b. Gadd is making a tour Of Iowa on
his wheel.
Mrs. Smell and children are in Marshall
Mo.
Lieutenant ]. J. Pershing is back in town.
Miss Hardy has returned from California.
Joseph Steiner is in Pueblo, Colo.
A. G. Burton Is in Louisville, Ky.