Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-31
LINCOLN's SOCIAL SIDE.

LINCOLN, May S0.-(Special.)tThe recep
ton held by the vestry and members of Trim
iy church for the new rector, Rev. H. P
Silver, on Tuesday evening was a great sue
cess. The clergy Of the city, including Mr.
Chaplin, Mr.. Rowlands and others, were pres
ent. The reception and entertaining commit
tees was as follows, Messrs. and MesdameH
r. H. Oakley, R. o. Phillips, w. c. Miller
A. B. Coffroth. e. R. Sizer, w. w. Hack
ney. j. b. Hortan, RI P. R. Miller. II. J
Walsh, J. G. KieF, q H. Rudge, w. A. Ran
DR.. William GreeneEGeorge Ralston; Mise.
Brunson, Dunn, MIier, Holman; Messrs
Guy A. Brown, Ds$1. Van Duyn, James
Hearn, ir., E.. p. Brown. G. L.. Horn. The
committee Of ladies', Mesdames Fuller, Hurl
but, Hoxie. Waldo, Ewing, Ridge and Miss
church into a drawing room. Miss 'Brunsor
and Mrs. Wade, assisted by several young
ladies, served ice,'".1.
The german at, the Lincoln hotel on Mon.
day night was attended by the following
Measrs. and Mes44aam@sss A. 9. Beeson, ", 7
Burr, w. NJ. Leonard, W, B. Ogden, r.. J.
Greene, D.. E. Thompson, Carl Funke; Misses
BERTHE Clark. Olive. Latta, Grace Oakley
Maud Oakley, Henrietta Hollowbush, Mae
Marshall, Mae Moore, Mae Burr, Lucy Grit
fifth, Alice Slaughter; Messrs. John Dixon,
Htu ulB, - H.. opdhi > W. ANU "
Smith, T. L. Lyon, Sam Low, d. G. Wing,
John Mallalieu, Mattson Baldwin, Ray WEIGH
and a number Of others. The favors were
pretty, but not striking.
Mrs. G.. l.. Meissner gave a kensington
Tuesday afternoon to the friends of Mrs.
Allen. Many will be sorry to say farewell
to Prof. and Mrs. Allen. They sail for Eng
land June 6.
Miss Maud Oakley entertained a few
friends Saturday evening. Those present
were: Lieutenants Hines and Wells Of Fort
Omaha, Misses Olive Latta, Marie Marshall,
Mae Moore; Messrs. Mallalieu, Baldwin,
Mason and Hurlbut.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. /. Kelley Of Cincinnati,
who have been visiting their son. w. F. KEEL
ley, left for Mount Pleasant, Ia, Mrs KEEL
ley's former home, this week. The Keileys
were entertained by the McMurtrys Tuesday.
Miss Helen Harwood sails in three week.
for Europe. She will travel about this sum
mer with a party from Boston and spend
next winter in Paris.
The flower mission was organized Thurs
day. Mrs. Lew Marshall was elected preed-
dent and Miss Maud Oakley was made col
lector.
Mr.. Howell was in the city Sunday and
left the first Of the week for Annapolis to
fulfill his official duties as a member of the
United States naval visiting board.
The Phi Delta Theta fraternity gave a
party at Burlington beach on Tuesday night.
About fifty couples were present.
Harry Krug has come back to Lincoln,
after nearly a years absence, and he says he
is going to stay.
Mrs. d. e. Thompson, Miss Hudson and
Miss Mae Burr spent Tnunsday in Omaha.
Next week Guy Hurlbut and Miss Grace
Oakley and possibly others will visit Be
atrice.
Mrs. CASHIER entertained for Mrs. Allen
and Mrs. N. G. Abbott gave a racep-
ton Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. e. Mitchell have rented
a cottage at Sixteenth and Vine.
The Second Presbyterian church has ac-
cepted Mr.. Bradt'o resignation.
Miss Bernice Becker entertained a few
friends wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Mcdonald are getting
ready to go to the seashore.
John M. Bigger left for Cadiz, O., Wednes-
lay.
DR.. H. M. Casebeer is home from Cripple
Creek.
Mrs. w. w. Wilson left Thursday for Mus
Mrs. John M, ~sfff;wySaaa5t is visiting in Min
Ray wslch has De44R#4ised passage for his
rip abroad. snrs
Omaha people in Li1ccln: At the Lindeli
T. Helphreyo9K KID M. Lawrence, Helen
u. Her, f. l.. Lewis AT the Capitol-H. c.
iadke. G.. N. MaAweu, G. r. Hall, Lou
ldams. H. Il. FredTfckson, F. w. Steven
on, At the LincslnTfieorge +. Butler. C.
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