The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-08-15

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Evans. Merrill, Clark. Ricketts,, Chap
man. Edmiston. Joyce. Ray ond. Hutch
inson. Lau, Snuff, Cooley. Walsh. Hag-
gard.
The picnic given last Saturday night
at Lincoln park suffered nothing from
having been postponed from the previ.
GUS Saturday on account Of the rainy
weather. Most OF the party. with their
lunch baskets, took the car at Tenth
and o streets for the park After one
Of the most delicious lunches. few
songs and stories, trolley party TO
University Place completed the even
ing's PLEASURE. This was the first pic
mic given at the Place by the following
people: Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Robinson
L. NJ. Marshall. Misses Berthe Clarke.
Halle Hooper. H. Hollowbush, Lucy
Griffith. Mae Moore. Maud Oakley.
Grace Oakley. Olive Latta. Helen Nance
Brooks and Rinehart Of Lafayette. Ind;
Fred Houtz, Will johnson. Malialieu.
Fred Cooley, Will Raymond. r. n.
Joyce. F. G. Zehrung. Harry Lansing,
Ed. Fairfield, Mattson Baldwin. Fred
White. Harry Evans. Homer Honeywell.
Last Tuesday evening Miss Oh arlotte
and Will Clarke entertained all the
young people who returned Saturday
from two weeks outing on the Chau-
tauqua grounds. The beautiful lawn
and the verandas were strewn with
chairs. rugs and cushions we'll adapted
for the groups who, in typical camp
style. sat around reminiscing all the
jokes and incidents OF the fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs. Meissner, the id>al chap
erones as they are called by the party,
were the only married couple present.
The invited guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Meissner, Misses Ena Ricketts,. Rather
iuo Brooks, Dena Loomis, Winifred
Miller, Anne and Jessie Spurck. Char
Iotte Clark, Maud Riser Maud Shaw.
Gene Getner. Maude Hammond. Lena
Deweese. BERTHE and Msrra,e' Clark;
Messrs. A. H. Sheldon. Ernest Folsom.
John Phillips. II. B. Evans. O'is Win
pie. Carl Randall. Earnest Ames. Art
Hutchison, Harry Barber. A. Spurck.
Joe -Kennard, Frank Summers. Fred
Teele. Will McClay, VIM. B. Clarke
Thursday morning the young ladies' Of
the Flower Mission" met at Miss Maud
Oakley's for the flowers which they
were to distribute and which had been
sent in by some Of the thoughtful ladies
in the city who have more flowers than
they want for their own use. A partial
list OF those who have contributed
flowers. fruits. iellies and other delica-
cies suitable for the sick are Mesdames
l. NJ. Raymond, Hudson Imhoff, c. o.
Whedon, Lindley. r H Oakley and Miss
Lulu Clark. Mrs. c. L. Burr and Mrs.
j. A. Buckstaff contribute bread every
week. Frey & Frey, g. H. Frey and
Mr.. Chaplin have given large donations
Of flowers The officers OF this year:
President, Mrs. L. M. Marshall; score
tary, Miss Mae Moore; treasurer, Miss
Lucy Griffith; librarian, Olive Latta;
assistant librarian, Henrietta Hollow
bush; flower collector, Maud Oakley.
The committee to solicit delicacies:
Grace Oakley, Helen Nance, BERTHE
Clark and Mrs. W. d. Robinson. Mrs.
Ode Rector takes charge Of the articles
which necessity may demand. Only
last week. two young ladies who were
making their call, arrived just as the
little casket was being closed. Although
too late to gladden. the eyes Of the sick
baby with the white roses, they were at