The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-09-23
soc IE Y.

green velvet and white plumes anu y
carried LaTosca stick Of gold wreath
ed in green; making most beautiful
picture. her accompanying out rider,
we're her sister, Miss Regina, Just from
Georgetown convent; and Mr. Oven
Oakley. from the U. 3. Naval Academ,
at Annapolis. Miss Regina ia whit,
habit with an immense bouquet Of
American beauties tied to her ridno
crop, mounted on the tall sorrel "Colons
Vfquain', caproaized 10 American
beauties and white satin. Mr.. Oakle,
in his service uniform, mounted on ths
brown ben Bolt", caparisoued in scarle,
peoples and white satin ephanced Mi,
already charming vision.
Misses Nelia Cochran and Clara Wat.
kins rode Ia shell of American B,auty
roses. They carried white parasol;
daintily trimmed with roses. Josephins
Poynter and Miss Helen Hoover rode in
q phaeton Of turquoise blue. Mis-,
Poynter was also gowned In the same
dainty color.
In q phaeton completely covered with
white roses rode Misses Laura Houtz
and Frances Gere. Both we're dressed
Ia white and carried white parasols.
Misses Blanche Garten and Helen
WEIGH. phaeton Of pink roses.
Misses Mcfarland and Cunningham
the last Of the maids Of honor, rode 10 a
phaeton OF white and green.
The parade consisted Of the following
ladies and equipages:
Kappa Alpha Theta frater lity repre-.
ssnted by Misses Ellen Douglas, Ruth
Wilson. Ida Millsr, May Honeywell,
Jessie mcfarland, Ella Writ and Lstha
Daniels in carrisge Of yellow chrysan.
themums. They also carried yellow
and black parasols.
Mrs. q. A. Robbins. surrey covered
with BRIDES roses and ferns, accompan.
led by Mrs. F. w. Hill, Misses Mary and
Edith Robbins, in gowns OF white and
green.
Mrs. Archie Easign. surrey decorated
with white aud pink chrysauthenums
Both Mrs. Ensign and Mrs. Bacon, who
accompanied her, wero in pink and
white.
Delta Gamma fraternity, boulevard
stanhope beautifully decorated with
masses OF pink roses aud heavy ropes OF
asparagus terms The white horses were
driven by Miss Helen Gregory, accom-.
panied by Miss Fanny Cole. both 10
white, With white psrasols, adorned
with pink roses and foliage.
Mrs. w. g. Wittmsnn, park wagon.
covered with shaded purple Heur de lie.
the flowers painted. The spokes Of the
wheels decorated with large fieur de lie
stars Mrs. Wittmann wore smoke color
ed silk muslin over grey silk, white felt
nat heavy with plumes. ButteIf es OF
black and gold were scattered among
the flowers. David Martindale, Indian
costume, rode in advance of Mrs. Witt.
mann.
DR.. left, carriage in red ard black
topples and ferns accompanied by Mrs.
". .: Thomas. Mrs. George Fswell and
Mrs. John Fswell. all OF whom were 10
white gowns and leghorn hats trimmed
with poppies. A large white umbrella
decorated with peoples.
Mrs. @. M. Leighton, surrey. decorat.
cd with pink roses and foliage. accom-
panied by Mrs. Edith leighton Hall and
Harold and Otis Hall.
Mrs. @. II. Rudge, phacton. decorated
with purple and white pond lilies,
gowned in white muslin over purple
satin accompanied by Tommy Usher. as
page, dressed in whi'e satin.
Mrs. w. d. Fitzgerald, carriage
uimmed with blue cornfowers win
natural green cornstalks. Other Occu
pants OF the carriage were Mira. Gruener
OF st. Louis and Misscs jewell HOLDEN
and Helen Fitzgerald. The young ladies
wore dainty gowns OF blue and cream
and large picture hats.
Prof. w. q. L. Taylor, tandem carl
artistically decorated with yellow chrys,
anthemums. Mrs. Taylor in yellow ana
Miss Daisy Minor in white.
Mrs. O. K. Sanderson, phaeton decorat'
ed with heliotrope. wisteris and paiIe
pink roses, Mrs. Sanderson In delca~
pink and white and Mrs. Henry Sanders
son In heliotrope.