The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-01-18

Y. bOunell or NO. 04ZZ ESSleStOn avenue
and Mr.. Daniel Du Shane Otstott. sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Ostott.
The maid Of honor was Miss Martha
Otstott, sister Of the groom. while the
bridesmaid were the two sisters Of the
bride, the Misses Elizabeth and Pearl
Bonnell.
The best man was Mr.. Frank Hill
and the ushers were the Messrs. Arthur
Woods. Edward Flood, Schuyler Scho-
lenberger, Thomas Ostott.
The bride wore white duchesse satin,
with a train, trimmed with duchesse
lace. No Jewels were worn, the bridal
bouquet being Of lilies Of the valley and
orchids.
The maid of honor was attired in
white silk and organdie, and carried
bride roses.
Miss Elizabeth Bonnell wore yellow
silk and white organdie, with bride
roses, while Miss Pearl Bonnell was in
blue silk and organdie, with yellow
roses.
In the four years that 1t takes to get
through the university there is always
some one member of the class whom
all know and like, without whom no
party or picnic is complete. In her
time this one was Ida Bonnell. The
last four years Ernie Haughton filled
the place that requires an unusual en-
and lack of self-consciousness to fill.
If the ceremony had taken place in Lin
coin the church would have been
crowded with friendly faces from the
university and city anxious to see the
young woman in all her bridal bravery.
Mr.. Otstott has secured one who will
lessen the inevitable burdens of his and
her life by smiles and cheerful words.
All of Lincoln who know the bride sin
-ic, hov nd 6av- hrrS I,oy nd a
and happy life.
Mr.. Joseph s. Brown. the manager of
the Lincoln Newspaper union, was
married on Wednesday to Miss Amy
West, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
West. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Lewis Gregory at the brides
home, 141S F street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown have gone to Chicago for few
days. They will return ito make their
home in Lincoln.
Mrs. Guilfoyle left for FIT. Robinson
ON Thursday to visit her sister.
Five or six couples met at Mr.. Buck
STATS house as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Lew Marshall on Thursday even
ing 1t was a chance meeting, quite
informal. but merry as merry could be.
They went upstairs and danced ito the
music of a piano.
Mrs. G. NJ. Lambertson will give a
German in the near futureat the Lin
coin hotel in honor of her guests, Miss
Allan and Miss Taylor of Omaha.
The pretty rooms of the Nebraska
college of oratory in the Y. NJ. c. A
were the scene of happy
party on Thursday evening. 1t was a
masque party given by the young ladies
of the Tableaux dart company. The
court of the building had been cur
tanned off to afford a good place for a
and when the company of
about fifty young people arrived in all
sorts of gay costumes, the scene was
a brilliant one The first part of the
evening was spent in an endeavor to
find out VINO was who. Games were
played for amusement during the
greater part of the evening. After un-
masking, dainty refreshments were
served in the college rooms. The young
ladies' who comprise the company, are:
Misses Young, Gillum, Maryott, Now
bray, Stuart. PEBBLES. Walker, Macken,
Crawford. Watson. Hos
Melinda Stuart, Kate Walker, Boyle
Davis. Rutherford. F'ulmer. Callahan,
McCrae and Mrs. Rutherford.
Miss Nance. Miss Fechet. Miss
Slaughter and Miss Riser gave a dan
ing party last night in Lansing hall.
)ne hundred invitations were issued
The hall was beautifully decorated with
palms and the flower OF Lincoln's youth.
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