The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-09-05
c. Russell and John Z. Evans.
THE MANDOJIN CIJyR.


profit to the members but also Of pleas
ure to Its friends is this one. compos-
ing the following members. Miss Laura
Houtz. Florence Farwell. Henrietta
Hollowbush. Grace Oakly. Maud Oak
~, Mae Burr. Olive Latta, Mrs. +.
w. Smith. Mrs. l.. M. Marshall. Messrs
John Farwell, Frank Burr. Fred White.
c. Y. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Burr,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Curtice.
Last weeks issue of the Courier men,
lions the trolley ride of August eth
as having been enjoyed by the wrong
party. 1t was given In honor of Miss
Kathryn Kearns of Chicago by Miss
Laura Cauger. After the ride through
the noisy Mckinley demonstrations
dainty refreshments We're served on the
lawn at her home. 1916 Twelfth street.
The Chinese lanterns In the trees gave
pretty fantastic appearance to the en-
tire affair which was a decided success.
Miss Lytle Of Greenwood gave a
house party to the young ladies' Of the
ri Beta Phi fraternity and their friends
four days OF last week. The mothers
were invited to spend the first day, the
10th OF August. Several Lincoln girls
who were not members OF the fraternity
together with some from Ashland were
invited to picnic on the oath The
numerous pienics, parties and dinners
which were given to the young ladies' is
sufficient proof OF the royal hospitality
extended to them at the Lytle home.
MIR. and Mrs Lyle were assisted in en-
Pertaining by Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw
and Mr.. and Mrs. Quackerbush.
The following were invited: Misses
Bessie Turner. Mae and Jessie Lansing.
Ana and Oda Closson, Annie Stuart,
Freeda Shell, Jean futile, Kate Walk
er, Lincoln; Belle and Grace Reynolds.
York; Meta Bunting. David City; May
and Martha Catlin. Ada De Bots. Belle
Won Mansfield, Veda and Halle VIII
son, Ashland; Gertrude Branch. On
aha. Mesdames Lansing Turner, Clos
son, and Walker spent one day with ths
young ladies.
Las. Wednesday afternoon the MEM
bers of Holy Trinity choir and congre-
CATION returned from their delightful
ten days camping on the Chautauqua
grounds at Crete. The Rev. Percy A.
Silvers was more than successful in his
plans to make the time pass pleasantly.
Boating. driving. reading. fishing and
outdoor sports of all kinds made the day
OF departure come too quickly to the
following people: Rev. Percy A. Silvers,
Messrs. and Mesdames III. j. w. Sea.
mark, Mariner, Ralston; Mesdames r. III.
Oakley, Leeting, Sizer; Misses Marie
Hoover, Helen Hoover; Maud Oakley.
Agnes Sewell, Belle Beachley, Jessie
Lansing, Maud Tyler, Annie Belts
Olive Seamark, Stella Rice, Helena Lau.
Fannie Geeting, Buncher; Messrs. Owen
Oakley, Keenes, Herbert Beachley. Ar
Dor Barth, Taylor. Lau, Bert Belts. Lau.
Will Sizer. Visitors: Mr.. and lMrs.
Lansing; Mesdames Ewing, Cowdery,
Ker; Miss Cowdery; Mr.. W. ID. Robin
son; Master Ivan Lansing
The season wanes, and now the good
housekeepers are so busy with the fall
sewing and preserves that the parties
this week are conspicuous for their alb
sence. This lack Of gaiety may be due
somewhat to the fair The Ak -Sar- Ben
ball attracted few Lincolnites last
night. Now the summer girl. wearied
with travelling and the pleasures OF life
at fashionable watering places, packs
her innumerable bags and trunks, into
which she has made a vain aftennnt 70