Notice the GLOBE'S 10. 1 5, and $20 Suits and Overcoats.
THE COURIER
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Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Kolley are expected to arrive in Lincoln in a
few days from Cincinnati where they have been visiting- Mr. Kelly's
parents.
afternoon with Miss Nollio White Those present were Mrs. Chas.
Burr, Mrs. Beman Dawes, Misses Lila A loxandcr, of Omaha; Mary
Dawes, of Marietta, Ohio; Quick of Des Moines, la; Mame Carson,
Rose Carson, Fay Marshall, Jeanetto Wilson, Rachael Brock, Mao
Burr, Olive Latta and Halite Hooper.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Dawes have returned from a brief visit in
Ohio.
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Mrs. Colin L. Hooper and daughter, Fanchon, have returned from
an extended eastern trip.
Bert Wheeler, of Omaha, spsnt Sunday in this city.
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Many Lincoln people will remember Clarence E. Brown, formerly
of Omaha, who went to California about two years ago to become
traveling passenger agent for the Union Pacific. The Courier learns
that he has just been made district passenger agent of the Union
Pacific at Portland. '-
MiBsMargarotBairdhas returned from an extended visit in Dcs
Moines.
The Patriarchs will give a dance next Wednesday evening.
Miss Alexander of Omaha' was the guest of Mrs. S. H. Burnham
this week.
Miss Lehman, of Syracuse who has been spending a .few days in
the city returned to her home Monday. .
A. J. Cornish is in Sioux City.
Mrs. J. Morrill and Frank Morrill have gone to Colorado Springs.
M. E. Turrel left Monday for Celeste, Texas.
Miss Rachael Brock is visiting Miss Katharine Barker in Omaha.
Mrs. Edward Baum, of Omaha, was in the city this week.
Miss Mao Burr spent Wednesday in Omaha.
The ladies of the Matinee Musicale met at the Curtice music hall
on Monday last and listened to a finely rendered program as follows:
A Scarlatti - - 1639-1725
Pastoral in E Minor -
Biographical Sketch
Never More
Handel - - 1685-1759
Biography -
Largo for violin
Trio from Jeptha - Smiling Dawn
Mrs. Butler, Mrs. D. A. Campbell.
The biographical sketches by Miss Stoddard were comprehensive
and bright and the musical numbers were highly creditable. Mrs.
Raymond will commence her chorus work at the next meeting which
will be November I9th. The afternoon will be devoted to a Hayden
program.
Miss Hoover
- Miss Stoddard
Mrs. Sanderson
Mrs. Hagenow
Miss Richardson
Miss Adeline Shelden, of Nebraska City, who was the guest in
this city of Miss Henrietta Hawley, returned to her home Wednesday.
Ports Wilson left Monday for Goodland, Ind., where he was called
by a telegram announcing the sudden death of his brother.
Ned Keating, of Chicago, was in the city Wednesday.
.Misses Quick, of Des Moines, Ja., Mame Carson, Messrs. Will
Clark and Howe occupied a box at "Friends" Monday evening.
Dan Baum and Ward Ciarko, of Omahu, Bpent Sunday with
Frank Hooper.
The following young ladies rill bo entertained this afternoon by
Miss Sallie Berkson at her home on K and Fourteenth streets:
Misses Clara Leese, Frankie Burleigh, Helen Dorothy, Bernice
Merrill, Sue Bartram, Bertha DuTeil and Jessie Greedy.
John Dorgan has returned from a week's hunt in the western part
of the state.
IN OMAHA.
On Tuesday Miss Katharine Barker entertained at cards in honor
of her guest, Miss Brock, of Lincoln, and of the Misses Welch of
St. Paul.
Miss Pugsley of Chicago is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S.S.Curtiss.
Lieut. Hines, Lieut. Powell and Lieut. Bookmiller will leave on
Monday for Kloomington, Ills., to attend the wedding of Lieutenant
Prince to Miss Rinehart. Lieut, and Mrs. Prince will be at home on
Mondays after December 14th at Fort Omaha.
Mrs. Wilhelm spent a few days of this week at Lincoln.
Mrs. Baum has returned from a short visit to Lincoin.
Mrs. Herbert of New York is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lemist.
Mrs. Joseph Garneau, Miss Nash and Mr. Pierre Garneau went to
St. Louis this week to attend the marriage of Miss Garneau to Mr.
Weld, which will take place on Wednesday.
Miss Doak of Nashville, Tenn., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John
L. Webster.
Last Saturday evening Major and Mrs. Worth entertained at din
ner, Dr. and Mrs. Tilton, Miss Tilton, Miss Balcombe and Mr. Seay.
The Misses Nash aro contemplating a visit to San Antonio.
The Debutante Cooking club gavu a cotillon on Wednesday even
ing at the residence of Miss Webster in honor of Miss Jentio Yates.
The favors were unique and dainty in the extreme, the one that at
tracted the greatest attention being diminutive hand painted cook
books containing a receipe from every member of tho club. The
german was led by Mrs. Augustus Kountze, and those who danced
were: Misses. Webster, Dandy, Doak, Burns, the Misses Nash, the
Misses Yates, McKenna, Helen Smith, Colpetzer, Cady, Palmer,
Brown, Kountze; Messrs. Dean, Crofoot, George Mercer, Captain
Crowder, Wells, McArthur, Hines, Penn, Baldridge, Lyman, CudaLy,
John Patrick, Garneau, Battin, Palmer.
Courier (pupon,
NOVEMBER 10, JSDL
I vote for
Name of voter.
This coupon entitles the voter to one
vote in the 2500 cash contest which
closes December 24th", 1894. The
person receiving the highest number of votes will receivo 8250, the
person receiving the next highest, $150; and the person receiving the
next highest, $100.
S50O CASH CONTEST
The members of tho Cracker and Cheese club spent Tuesday Latest sheet music at Crancer's, 212 So. 11th.
Tlie Glotoe ClothingHouse, XOtlx & O Streets.
