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Tho Current Topic club discussed "Philanthropy' at tho home Jof
Mrs. Mullen Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. N. 0. Brock and daughter, Mis3 Raehuol, are in Chicago.
Miss Claribel Alford has returned after an absenco of fourteen
months. Sho has been touring the eastern states in Whipple Bros.
"Dilemma and was also with tho "Gypsy Queen" company.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nowman of New York are in tho city.
Born Friday, November lGth, to Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wilson, a
son.
Tho first bi-monthly social of tho Capital City Cycling club was
held at tho club rooms Wednesday evening. Tho ladies ideal mando
lin club rendered several selections and high live was indulged in
by a number of ladies and gentlemen.
Miss Suo Bartrum will entertain tho following young ladies .this
Mips Brock has returned from a most delightful visit with Mrs. afternoon. Misses Sallio Borksoc, Clara Leeso, Frankio Burleigh,
Barker in Omaha. Jessie Greedy, Mabol Parish, Bernice Merrill, Bertha DuTiel, Helen
Dority and Rosa Kohn.
Mesdames J. J. C x and E. S. Hawloy spent Monday in Omaha.
Dr. J. G. Cotter has gone east on an extended visit.
Maj. E. J. Fechet of tho
Tenth cavalry, U. S. A.
with his wife and niece
will spend the winter in
Lincoln.
The engagement os Miss Bello Sousloy of Nobraska City and Mr.
Frank Stoddard of New York is announced. Wedding will occur
in December.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
"Wright enfertained a com
pany at whist on Friday
evening. Those present
were: Messrs. and Mes
dames E. S. Hawley, R. A.
Perry, E. P. Holmes, J. H,
Harley, N. C. Abbott. I.M.
Raymond, R. II. Oakley,
N. C. Brock, Carl Funke,
W. B. Ogden, S. H. Burn
ham: Mrs. C. E. Yates;
Mr. W. C. Wilson.
Mrs. John B. Wright,
Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. C.
E. Yates spent Thursday in
Omaha.
W. II. Hess of Lanark,
III., is visiting his sister,
Mrs. J.T. Mastin, 1141 E
street.
Edson Rich of Omaha
was in tho city Thursday.
A delightful whist party
was given Saturday even
ing by Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Hargreaves in honor of
Mrs. Newman of Des
Moines, la. Their guests
were Messrs. and Mes
dames Oliver Rodgers,
Righter, E. P. Holmes,
Chas. Burr, J. H Harley,
C. G. Dawes, Chas. Lippincott, Beman Dawes, Frank Ladd. R. A.
Perry, N. C. Abbott, W. B. Hargreaves, Frank Hall, Will Leonard,
L. C. Burr, Ed Greene, I. M. Raymond, A. S. Raymond, John Faw
ell, Carl Funke, H.H.Wilson, S. H. Burnham, Nance and J. B.
Wright. After the score had been taken Mrs. Chas. G Dawes and
Mr. L. C. Burr were found to be the fortunate ones and received
dainty prizes for their success. Mrs. Beman Dawes and Mr. N. C.
Abbott won the second prizes.
An interesting discourso
was given by Rev. Billings
at the East Lincoln Baptist
church Thursday evening.
The subject was: "From
Sinners to Sons."
Salesman What kind of a sewing machine do you want?
Old Maid Why, one with a "feller," please.
Secretary of State Allen
accompanied by his wife
and littlo son Ralph left
Tuesday for tho south.
They will visit New Orleans,
Chattanooga, Nashville and
other cities.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church gave a very pleasant social
at the home of Mr. aud Mrs. McCreery on Friday evening. The
rooms were well filled the entire evening. Several musical selections
were rendered and ices were served by a number of young ladies.
Congressman Hainer was a guest at the Lindell during the week.
Mrs. J. K. Hudson of Topeka was the guest of Chancellor and
Mrs. Canfield, Tuesday,
The Delian society of the state university gave a musicale in the
chapel Thursday evening.
To carve a turkey and do it artistically is a feat that few people
can perform. Even if you are a goou carver you must have a good
carving set. Hallett, the jeweler, has the finest line of carving sets
in the city. Don't forget the number 1143 O street.
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WANT ANYTHING IN FEES GO TO
B. B. roErK:ER
Lincoln's Only Manufacturing Furrier.
He can give you satisfaction in quality, workmanship and prices. 12th and N Streets.
