Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-11
TROLLEY PARTY SATURDAY NIGHT.
Nr. mud Mrs. Huntington Entertain ~
Number of Their Friends.

Number of Their Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Harrington entertained
number of their friends Saturday evening
with q trolley party to Omaha, where a de-
llghtful supper was enjoyed. The latest
double motor car turned out by The motor
company was used, this being the initial trip.
The party assembled at the corner of Pearl
street and Broadway, where the car was
christened No Gl by little Esther Tarking-
ton. The party was given In honor of Walter
Luring, who leaves in few days for Rich
mond, Ind, his former home The party con-
sisted OF: Mr.. and Mrs. Mcbride, Mr. and
Mrs. Stubbs, Mrs. Bolrngsr, Mrs. Caldwell;
Misses Ella Luring, Edna Luring, Fannie
Brock, Keren Wood, Julia Tulleys, May Tul-
leys. May Caldwell, Myrtle Cutler, Mamie
Cutler Grace Barr, Maud Keen, Eva Coy,
Grace Mayne, Ruth Mayne Annie Hanson,
Minnie Hanson, Mamie Field, Dora Lyon,
Lena Clausen. Josie Clausen, Nellie Coker,
Sims, May Sims, Nora McCabe, Miss Clarke
Of Oskaloosa; Messrs. n. A. Bonner, Ed
Rosenberg Will Brock Bert Cole, DR.. A. V.
Wood, Albert Leonard, Clyde Lyon, c. Haas,
b. II. Cutler, N. Little. From Omaha:
Misses jeanette Auchmoedy, Hattie Auch-
moedy; Messrs. Charles Sheeer, Oliver Auch-
moody, Ralph Derrick, Jonathan Mellon
Another pleasant affair was given last
week in honor of Miss Ella Lurng at the
residence OF James McCabe in Morningside.
Palms and cut flowers we're used to ad-
vantage in the decorations Each of the
guests was presented with favors consist
ing of holly leaves tied with baby ribbons.
Those receiving were: Mesdames MacBride,
Bollenger Stubbs; Misses Nora McCabe,
Mittie Pile, Fannie Brock Nellie Coker,
Julia Tulleys, Ruth Mayne. May Caldwell,
Dora Lyons, Edna Luring, Eva Coy; Messrs.
MacBride, Walter Luring. Among those
present were: Mesdames Caldwell, Cook,
Ecensy, Dubois, Lundeen, Brown, Gould,
Troutman. easy, Ward, Hunt, Griffith John
son, Ainsworth, Spare, Davis, Mason, Nichol-
son, Baughn, Mormaw, Fuller, Nichols,
Field, Woods, Fleming, Watt; Misses Green,
Young, Aten, Williams, Pippin, Hart, Shell
don, Mulholland Dale. Belnap, Clark, Swre.
Reynolds Hansen, Clausen, Pile, Walline.
Mangum. Bone, Gay, Richards. Bryant, Nc
Intosh. Tulleys, Bowker, McFadden. Sims,
Brown. Ray Ragsdale, Shriver; Messrs. Lit
tie Bonner, Rosenberg, Williams, Cole,
Lewis, Jcslyn, Arthur. Dale, Baker, Walton,
Smith, Parks, Whitehead, Lyons, Swain.
Baird, Coker, Pile, Martin Coughy, DeLong,
Lemen. Hoover, Tostevin, Mayne, Gould,
Bulls. Mulholland Meisner, Sims, Adds,
Rauck, Lougee, Harl, Wager, Putnam, Cas-
per, Wilcox, Mcmahon Belnap, Hart, Tark-
ington. Rodda. Murphy, Foster, Trimble,
Jones' Sanford Rishton, Bean, Spencer,
Pryor. Crockwell, Tulleys. Shaver, Hafer,
Brenneman, Wheeler, Killins. Mullen Adams,
Howe, Pippin, Hall Mitchell, Riser Lynch
ard Bonham, Ackers Bainbridge, McChn-
took, Sheldon, Schnorr, Wareum, Skinner,
Paulson. Saunders, Sutton, Luring; Rev. and
Mrs Senseney. Rev. and Mrs. Franklin, Mr..
and Mrs. Patten,
DO you wear a necktie? You can buy any
of those elegant ties in pulfs, ascots, and
any style tie made that formerly sold from
75c to $500, at Hughes, the mems outtitters,
for bOc all this week.