Lincoln County NeArchives Photo Group.....Neville, Mrs. Keith & Daughters 1918
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Source:             The Lincoln Star (Lincoln, NE) Sun Oct 20, 1918
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   Left: Mrs Keith Neville and her four daughters on the 
Mansion steps waiting for the car to come and take them
to the woods for an afternoon picnic last Thursday. Mrs.
Governor believes that the greatest war work for American
women is to raise their children properly. And that is
why she plans an outing for the Neville girls every bright
afternoonn, especially while the city is so full of sick-
ness. Mary Nelson is sitting to the right of her mother.
Frances Elizabeth is at her left and Virginia Neil is
crouched by her knee. Baby Irene Morell occupies the center
of attention.
   Right: The Misses Virginia Neil, Mary Nelson and Frances
Elizabeth Neville in one of the "fairy dances" which they
staged in the ball room of the Mansion for the benefit of
the Red Cross.
   Below: The "Mansion Baby," Miss Irene Morell Neville, 
the only child ever born in the house of the chief exec-
utive of the state of Nebraska. Miss Irene rides out to 
the open woods in the Monday clothes basket with all of
the dignity befitting the daughter of the governor of a
great state. She is three months old and weighs thirteen
pounds.

Additional Comments:
Mary Virginia Neill Neville and daughters

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