The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-02-08
IN SOCIETY

y DioWu, udriei - Cere, . A Latta
Y Humphrey. A F Newman, and j E
Hill. OF Lincoln; j W Dawes. of Crete;
q W Clark and DR.. Frieda Lankton. of
Omaha; Gertrude Mcdonald. OF Fair.
bury; n V Harlan. Of York; Ella Norval
and ; Z Langworthy. Of Seward; 7 D c
Harrison. OF Grand Island. aud A NJ
Edwards. OF Fremont. The election Of
officers for the ensuing year resulted as
follows: Mesdames W Dawes presi-
dent: Gertrude Mcdowell, vice presi-
dent; Mariel q Gere. recording secretary;
5 Z Langworthy. corresponding secre-
tary: 5 A Latta, treasurer House com
mittee appointed by the president: Mes
danes S G Langworthy. c III Gere. ] E
Hill. n V Harlan. o H Humphrey
Quarterly meetings of the board are
held the last Wednesdays of April.
July and October.
SH Burnham has returned from New
York and the east. Mr. Burpham re-
ports that he found Pierpont Morgan
and Drexel and all of the boys in first
rate health, and confident that Lincoln
will one day rival Chicago.
Abraham Lincoln was born on the
18th OF February. Lew Marshall was
married the same day. Mr.. and Mrs
Marshall will celebrate their first we'd
ling anniversary February II at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Buck
staff. They will give a paper german.
with paper favors. Guests will appear
en- costume.
Mr.. c. ]. Green was in Lincoln the
first part Of the week.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. W. c..
Wilson entertained the whist club. The
guests at the nine tables were Messrs
and Mesdames Abbot, E E Brown.
Brock. Rodgers. Buckstaff, Burnham.
Funke. Harley. Holmes. Hawley, Ray
mond, r III Oakley, Wright. Harwood.
Oakley. Mr.. Howell, Mrs. Robinson
and Mrs. Rudy.
Next Tuesday Miss Sue Spalding will
arrive in Lincoln from Sioux City She
will be the guest of Miss May Burr.
The coterie of which Miss Burr is a
member have planned series of enter.
tainments for Miss Spalding and for
Miss Anderson who will arrive on the
10Th from Kansas City and who will
also visit Miss Burr. Miss Spaljing is
sister of Mr. Avery. Of Sioux City.
who comes to Lincoln next week to lead
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Marshall's cotl-
lion. This party is eagerly anticipated.
Guests will appear in paper suits. The
young ladies have prepared costumes
representing whole garden Of flowers.
Some will go as red req rose
Some as daises yelloy and white.
Bachelors buttons true loves bows
Sun flowers. tulips. heart ease, quite
too many to mention. The favors will be
OF paper. Enough has been prepared
for eight figures.
Monday afternoon Mrs. Geo. Woods
gave a party for her cousin and guest.
Miss Sweet from New York. The guests
we're: Mesdames Lew Marshall, Chas
Burr. John Dorgan. Beman Dawes. Ross
Curtis. Will Robinson. Otto Morhen-
stecker, Will Kelley. Frank Woods
Mark Woods. Misses Florence Hawley.
Name Carson. Mae Burr. Grace Oak
ley. Maud Oakley, Marie Marshall. Mrs.
Bailey. of Denver.
Henry d Estabrook. of Omaha. was
in the city this week.
The Pleasant Hour club will give a
party February n.
The Cheese and Cracker club met
Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Morhen-
stecker's. Among those present were:
Mesdames Geo. Woods. John DOrgan.
Will Kelley, Misses Sweet, of New York.
Latta. Carson, Major Illsley. Of Fl. Rob
inson.
Mrs Parks. 1874 South Seventeenth
street, gave pleasant party Oh Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. A o Faulkner. 1I4S b street. en-
tertained about twenty of her friends