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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY MAY' i8, 1889.
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JOPULATIOH 0FJ.INC0LN, 60,000.
Saturday Evening, Nay 18 '89
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Otjriw 10 th and P StrMts.
Dry Goods and Carpets,
TAKE NOTICEI
The Column will not I rejonslblo for
any debt made liy any one In It name, tin
less a written order accompanies tlio nmo,
properly signed.
I. Wkrnki., Jr., Prop'r.
Herpolsheimer & Go.
ALL NHXT WEEK
RIBBON SALE
The Courier Can tie Foil nil At
Wlnclnor Hotel New Htiuul.
Capital Hotel Now Htnnil.
(Mvll't Dining Hnll Now Htnnil.
Clason A Fletcher', 140 8011th 11th Street.
A.T. I-ninlnir ACii'il. HDtl O Htrict.
The (lot hum Newsstand. 11H Bouth 11th 8t.
Kettli Ilms.. til Noun utiiBirect.
Ktl. Young. 0O O Htrcct.
Baton AHinlth, U20O
"Diamond rharoiacy," ltth nml N HW
Wertcrfleld' barber shop, llurr blocK.
TO THE LADIES OP LINCOLN
AND VICINITY.
On May 27, :8, 39, 30 nml 31, wc will
take outer for repair work nml remodel
ing Furs, Fur garment nml Fur trimmed
garments. We will linve In nttendnnce
one of the best Fur Ctittert In this country.
He will tnke measure nnd draft pattern,
thereby insuring a perfect fit. Till U nn op.
portunltr to hao the work done and gar.
incnti delivered early In the season. Also
nn opportunity to have n garment safely
cared for during the Mtmmer. We will
how all the Latest styles In new garments
irotn Pari and London tor the season of
188990.
Seal Jackets, Walking: Coats,
Sacques, Mantlea and Newmarkets.
We will be prepared to take orders for
new garments for early tall delivery. By
placing nn order now you are nssured of
the lowest prices, choicest skins, best work
manship, perfect fit and prompt delivery.
The Fur Cutter will tnke correct mensurcs
and draft perfect patterns. The line is
from the strictly reliable house ot Henry
A. Newland & Co., Detroit. Inspection Is
urgently solicited, Remember the dates.
Respectfully,
W. R. DENNIS.
Hatter, Furrier and Furnisher,
1x37 O Street.
Lacal and Personal.
Whltebreast Coal and Lime Company.
Take Turkish at 1010 O street.
The best Teas. 8. P .Stevens & Co.
OdeR's dining ball, 31 tickets for 4. 00.
Sawyer & Mother, florist, Masonic Temple,
Mineral water used or bathing, 1010 O st
Tricksy & Co., wholesale and retail Jewelers.
Ladles look at the Le Sancy shoes at Per
kins Bros.
Try some of the fine fresh fish served every
day at Cameron's.
Canon City Coal again at the Whltebreast
Coal and Lime Co.
Ask for the "Marie Btuart" collar at Wells
SM south 11th street
A Patent Leather Soled shoes for ladies full
dress at Perkins Bios.
Roast meats, aad vegetables of all kindsat
Cameron's Lunch House.
A French shoe hand turned for Infants and
Children at Perkins Bros.
Lackawana and Bcranton hard coal sold
only by Hutchlns &, Hyatt.
Everybody eats at Odell's nowadays
Board only 94,00 per week.
Canon City coal delivered to all parts of
city. Call up telephone 9SM.
Only place in Lincoln that uses mineral
water in baths is at 1010 O street.
Improved shower for Turkish baths at Ve
O street, basement Union block.
Meadota, the most popular coal on the mar
ket, sola only by Hutchlns & Hyatt.
For choice perfumes, fine toilet soaps, go to
1138 O Street, Chapman's drug store.
Scissors, knives, purses, the finest and best,
1133 O street, Chapman's drug store.
Fine Teas, Spices, and the largest line of
Fine Groceries In the city, at S. P. Stevens,
Bert board in the city and at a price within
reach ot all, at Odell's. Twenty-one meals
for.
Hew novelties in hats and bonnets arriving
daily at Wells' millinery parlors, 38 south
11th street.
The nsest luncheons in the city are served
at all hours at Carder's European restaurant,
MP street
Toilet articles and perfumery ot all the lat
est odors st Wilson & Green's pharmacy 1
south Tenth street
Every thing new and neat finest menu and
best cook is the city at Carder's European
restaurant, 904 P street
The finest work in the city at Hayden's
photographic studio. 1214 O street Bee our
tee samples of art work.
Every body that baa stopped at Carder's
natal sfsafcs wsH of It Day board or meals
la earta served at popular prices.
Try shV&aMolous ersam soda at Wilson &
Green's 1 south Tenth street. Nothing but
pare and wholesome trek layers used.
Sawyer M Moshlsra greenhouses supply cut
fewer,- boqwsts, etc, on tbort neties,
Braneh fteral eonssrvatery in Masenio Tesn-
IN THE SOCIAL SWIM.
A WEEK'S HAPPENINGS CHRONICLED.
Account! of 1U1U, l'Nrtlr, Wedding
Ktc., That Have Entertained Society,
MIs Fiinkn's German.
Tlio ribbon german given Monday evening
by Miss Funko was a brilliant nlTnlr, n fitting
crown to the social season, Thirty-two couple
hnd been Invited to participate In the dancing
and tlio host hit upon the happy Idea of
using her father's opera house. This gave
tlio affair nn nlrof homone, If n word may
le coined far tlio occasion, and gave the
guests tlio advantage of a hall . These ml van
tages will Ims obvious to any who liavo taken
part in germans in private residences In
which tlio coinimny were crowded Into one
room uncomfortably small, or scntteied
through two or more rooms and so cut off
from swing half tlio figure. Funke's opera
houso wa sjieclally put In onler for tlio own
ilou and was found to Ixt admirably adapted
for Its purpose. Tlio lloor of the stago was
planed nml waxed Into n surprisingly good
dancing surface, Tlio scenery was arranged
around threo aides, successfully hiding tlio
bare wall. Tlio grand central chandelier
waa aided mid abetted by tlio footlights, tlio
1oi jets nml n chandelier nbovo tlio dancer
In flooding stage and auditorium with cheery
radiance. To tlio favored spectators' In tlio
bones and tlio boily of tlio house the gay sccno
framed by the proscenium arch was lienutl
fully effective, brilliant and unique. The ar-
riving guest were treated to u surprise at the
very threshold of the house, tlio large foyer
having been transformed with nrtistlo inge
nuity, In tlio renter of tlio floor wa n foun
tain, Whence the water enmo or whither It
went wa n mystery, but during tlio entlro
evening it burst from tlio fouutnln nozzle nnd
fell In 11 gentlo spray upon th'i nick below.
Around tlio Inner circle of the basin wa n
row of geranium and flowering plant, whilo
palm, Kitted plants mid vases of cut flower
scnttteroil about tlio foyer gave It tlio pleas
lug semblance of n conservatory. Upholstered
chairs and sofas hero and there made It an In
viting retreat, and during the several inter
missions it was thronged with the happy,
chatting dancers, who were deftly served by
n coris ot colored waiters with Ices, cakes and
lemon frnppe.
Tlio guests wero received by Mis Funko in
tlio foyer, n pleasing duty in which Mr nml
Mr. Fred Funko, her purouts.asslsted. Mis
Funko made a gracious, tactful host, with
n pervading prciwneo that wa charming.
Tlio dancing did not begin until halt-past
nlno o'clock nnd continued until after one.
The program comprised twelve figure, a fol
lows: Star and clrclo, eccentric column, fife
orchestra, angling, opjxwta rounds, column
reversed, military, screen, doublo column,
augmented wind-mill, tournament nnd quad
ruple quadrlllo. There were eight favor fig
ure. In six tlio favors wero ribbon, each
hnnd-palnted with the name of tho giver. It
required nearly four hundred favor of till
kind, which will undoubtedly be cherished to
stir up reminiscent memories In tho years to
come. Tho favors in tho other two figure
wero bows nnd arrow, oars crossed, hoes,
rakes nnd spade, all made in bent wood. In
three ot tho figures tho effect was heightened
by the use ot properties. In tho angling tig.
ure the gentlemen were provided with fish
ing rod and lines and secured their partners
by throwing their lines over a screen among
the ladles concealed behind, each ot whom
danced with tho gallant whoe line slio
grasped. In the screen figure was a screen
frame with portlerres in the panels. In ft ont
of each panel stood a gentleman, nnd on the
other side ot nil panels but ono was p lady.
As the fair ones parted their portlerres and
waltsed off with the partners they found in
waiting, of course one gentleman wa left to
take his seat in confusion. The tournament
figure brought two sets ot gentlemen face to
face ns tho claimants for tl)o company of one
sot of ladles. A cavalier in one party chal
lenged n cavalier in the other by throwing
down his glove. The two wereprovlded w Ith
masks and foil, the tatter's tip covered with
chalk, and they npjiealed to the sword. Tho
knights whose champion won the bout, which
was decided by tho appearance of n chalk
mark on hts opponent, danced off with tho
ladye falrc, while the dlscomlltted gentlemen
retired with such grace as they could com
mand. Tho gerniau wa led by Lieut T. W. Grif
fith, U.S. A., who is stationed In Lincoln a
military instructor for the State University.
The leader had the tact, skill, patience and
self-abnegation so necessary for this post ot
duty and filled the place admirably. Lieut
Griffith was asshted by Miss Holmes of Kan
sas City, nnd Mr. H. Mnnsfleld, Jr.. was
honored by being the cavalier ot Miss
Funke. Following were the other dancers ns
paired : Hon. Richard Bet lin, of Omaha, ami
Mr. Elmer Dundy, Jr., of Omaha; Mr. John
D. Wright and Miss Clara Agey; Mr. Frank
Hathaway and Miss Martha Funke; Mr.H.T,
Lemist nnd Mrs. Lieut It II. Towuley: Mr.
Charles Msgoon and Miss Minnie Latta: Mr.
and Mrs A. G. Beeson; Mr. Will Hardy and
Miss uora uardy; Mr. Ueonre N. Foresman
and Miss Aileen Oakley; Mr. J. C Calhoun
of Omaha, and Miss Miller of Lafay
ette, Indiana; Mr. II. A, Northam and
Miss Lulu Clark; Mr. Louis Storrs and
Miss Olive Latta; Mr. R. K. Cooper and
Mrs. K, K. Hsydenj Mr. Frank Burr and
Miss Nana Ltlllbrldge; Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Llppencott; Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Mulr; Mr.
Elmer Henkle and Miss Moore; Mr. Robert
Mulr and, Miss Lu!u,Ballantlne; Mr. C. Itl
Ricater-aad-Mrt. DukseytMr: and Mr. Franki
L. Sheldon; Mr. and Mrs. J.' At Buckstaff;'
Mr. Win. E. Clark and Miss Lona Giles; Mr.
Oscar Funke and Mis Hamlin of New York;
Mr. nnd Mr. W. R. Dennis; Mr. J. U. Hlg-
enbotham and Miss Lulu Grunlnger; Mr. II.
C. Nutt and Miss Lemist; Mr. and Mr. Wil
liam B. Ogtlen; Mr. Frank Smith and Miss
Anna Hawkins; Mr. Utto Morenstecber nnd
Miss Anna Funke.
The favor tables wero presided over by Miss
Tote McMurtry, assisted by Messrs. Frank
Polk and A. II. Buckstaff. Excellent muslu
was furnished by the opera house orchestra.
Among the spectators were Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Funke, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Funke, Lieut
R. H. Townley, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Har-
greaves, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Burr, Dr. and
Mrs. Sherwood, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McMur
try, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Holmes, Mr. and
Mrs. 11. r. Foster, Mrs. it H. Uauey, Mrs.
C. W. Mother, Mrs. Foreman, Mrs. Dr. Ful
ler, Mis Cora Outcalt, Miss Addle Alger,
Miss Dena Howell and Miss Maud llurr.
The german was a dressy affair and though
most of the gowns were of dancing length,
many elegant toilets were displayed. The
fair readers of tbe'CoUMXH will be Interested'
in the following account Of then; ''
MN Funke wiSnttired in a. charming cos
tume of white' musHn, elaborately trimmed
with white, ribbons. She carried a large bou
quet of La France roses.
Miss Holmes, Grecian toilet of pale canary
faille silk, en train, with draperies of tulle
embroidered with gold butterflies.
Mrs. Dundy was daintily attired in a pale
blue silk with draperies of tulle embroidered
in blue; corsage bouquet ot pink roses.
Miss Miller, a charming drbutnntt, wore n J
pink cashmere toilet elaborately trimmed with
rlblions, Sh" carried n liouquct of lion Hllcne
rose.
Mis Martha Funko wore n Gretcheit cos
tume, black niolro sash, pink rose.
Mis Agey, pink cashmere with olive plush
trimming.
Mr. Llpncott, black laco with old gold
velvet IkxIIcc.
Miss Grunlnger, n whlto silk costume,
IkxIIco ihcollfttt r; (lowers.
Mis Intta,plnkllk under pink tulie,bodico
trimmed In Jwirl passnmcnterlo, corsage bou
quet. Mis Ollvo Lottn, whlto embroidered mus
lin, moire sash, hand bouquet of cream whlto
rosebud.
Ml Oakloy, white embroidered muslin,
whlto sash gracefully arranged, corsage bou
quet of Im Franco roue.
Mrs. HuckstnlT, pink brocade silk elaborate
ly embroidered In silver braid ; diamond orna
ment. Mis Clark wa picturesquely attired in a
whlto embroidered silk with n row empire
xasli.
Miss Hardy, n dtrcctotrt costumo of terra
cottn and silvery gray broadcloth, braided In
silver.
Mr. Sheldon, whlto inns In with sash and
ribbons of pink, diamond ornaments,
Mr. Ileeson, whlto tlirtctolrr costumo
braided in gold, near! ornament.
Mr. Htnwvy, n delicate tiluo surah silk, dia
mond ornament.
Mr. Ilnyileu, row pink satin with dm
rlt of dotted gauto, diamond ornaments.
Mis Lllllbrldge, n Recnmler costumo ot
white china silk, corsago bouquet
Mrs. Dennis, whlto silk with draerle of
whlto game.
Mis Hawkins, block lace.
Mr. Town ley wa charmingly attired In n
black laco costume, with V bodice, diamond
ornament.
Mis Moore, n (Itcolltttre gown of black vel
vet Mrs. Ogden, white clilnn (Ilk and sash,
flowers.
Miss Anna Funke, a delicate bluo cashmere,
La Franco rose.
Mis Ballanttue, bluo silk with draperies ot
dotted mull, corsage bouquet of Mareclml
Nell rose.
Mlw.Glle, a protty costumo of pink cash
mere. Mr. Mulr, canary colored silk, nmbcrornn
inent. Miss Lcmlst, cream white silk with blue
Rash.
Mis McMurtry' usual good tasto and ele
gance were displayed In her rich nttlre. Her
gown wa of robin's egg bluo silk, her orna
ments diamond.
The Drag-gUts' ltecitlou.
Tho gentlemen of the Nebraska Btnto Phar
maceutical Association aro to bo congratulat
ed ujion the success of their annual reception,
nery pleasant nlTalr. It was given at tho
otato houso Wednesday evening, and In addi
tion to tho druggists wa attended by several
hundred residents, among them n large repre
rentatlon ot the swell society of the capful
city. Tho unoccupied State library was i.sed
for dancing, and seventy-tlvo to one hundred
couples, many In full evening dress, took part
in tho giddy whirl. Tho balcony above was
glveu over to tho spectators, several hundred
In number. The floor bad been waxed into
dauceable smcothneM, the Philharmonic
played their best and gayety was unconflned
until the wee sma' hours. Tho program coin
prised fourteen numbers, with an Intermission
in the middle, during which the company re
paired to tho Senate chamber nnd were re
freshed with ices and cakes, served by Brown
and his waiter.
The affair had been well planned by Mewrs.
H. S. HeftV.uor, George McArthur, Alt. J.
Shilling and U. M. Cobb, nnd the company
found a competent floor management in tho
hands of Messrs. W. B. McArthur, W. E.
Clark, It Rhelacndcr, Doug. Shilling and W.
B. Howard. Tho following gentlemen and
their wive were the reception committee:
Messrs. James Reed of Nebraska City, II. D.
Boyden of Grand Island, S. E. Riggsof Beat
rice; W. J. Turner, Charles J. Daubach, J.E.
Rlgg, H. W. Brown, J. H. Harley, A. L.
Bhrader And B. O. Koska of Lincoln.
Among those present were noticed Messrs.
and Mesdames The. C. Benton, Alt. Shilling,
W. It Dennis, J, J. ImholT, Frank Gregg, F.
E. Antram, Charles Gotthelf, C. 8. Llppen
cott, W. B. McArthur, A. B, Cherrler, Geo.
Brown, Wm. Tate, H. O. Koskl, T. J. HIckey,
Mesdames Wm. A. Preston, C. W. Mother,
R, II. Rhelaender and A. C. Mastersnn,
Messrs. J. U. Illgenbotham, Frank Polk, U.
R. Rlchter, Lieut Grifllth, Samuel Low, O.
J. Danbach, George Holden, Frank Walton,
W. M. Smith, Wm. Maxwell, Harry Heltel
flnger, Abraham Hess, F. M. Hilton, Frank
McDonald, George McArthur, Fred Hallett
Frauk Harris, Frank Leister, J. E. Thomp
son, Elmer Appleton, E. H. Andrus, H. It
Nlwley, Otto Moemtcchner, H. Manslleld.Jr.,
J. E. Ferris, Mlsse Minnie and Olive Latta,
Clara and Martha Funke, Aileen and Belle
Oakley, Eflle Loese, Lulu Grtlnlnger, Nellie
Graham, Gertie Marquette, Dena Loomis,
Clara Agey, Gertie Ziemer, Nana Lllllbrldge,
Gertie Laws, Lona Giles, Birdie and Lillian
Ferris, Clarkie Pace, Lottie Andrus, Ethel
Marsland, Helen Merrlhew, Lizzie Bounell,
Laura Blizzard, Moggie English, Lily Hatha
way, Cora Hardy.
The Druggist' Feast.
The annual reunion of tho druggists ot the
state was brought to a happy close Thursday
evening with a banquet at the Windsor ten
dered by tho pharmacists of Lincoln. The
assembling guest were regaled with a mu
sical program on the parlor floor, during
which the young people Improved the spacious
hall and the opportunity for dancing. About
halt put ten 250 sat down to a spread of good
things, conspicuous among which, at each
plate, was a small bottle ot the product of the
Irondequolt wine company. As master of
ceremonies Mr. Charles J. Daubach pro
pounded the toasts and the following program
brought out a flow ot wit and sense, ot Jest
and truth:
The Retail Drujtclst Hnry D. Borden.
Our Own Nebraska Got. J. M. Thayer.
The Press ...Hon. 8am I Cox.
The Nebraska liar Hon. E. 1 Holmes.
The Wholesale Drwrsist Hon. H.T. Clarke.
The Doctor vs. the l)rugglst..H.I. Lowry, M. D.
Our Exhibitors Henry Barnard.
The Judiciary Judge M. 11. Heese.
City ot Lincoln Hon. O. M. Lamberson,
The. Ladies Rev. K. H. Ralston.
A Fond Farewell.
One ot the most enjoyable scla! affairs was
a surprise party given Tuesday owning in
compliment to Miss Mamie Smith on the eve
ot her departure for her home at Crawford;
vllle, Ind. The company met at the residence
of Mrs, PolkSlxtentb and D streets. The
rooms were aglow with light and fun, and
Mr. Frank Polk" waa voted a royal host
Among the invited guests were Misses Olive
Latta, Martha Funke, Aileen and Belle Oak
ley, Hallie Hooper, Gertie Marquette. Dolly
and Kitty Cowdry, Annie Funko, Lulu Bal
lantine, Lotta Andrus, Gertrude Laws, Clara
Agey and MatUe Gillespie and Messrs-Qriffith,
Tempktoa, Storrs, Marshal, Houts, Maxwell,
Wheeler, Lang worthy, Burr, Kerman, Mc
Arthur, Wilson, Low, Jansen, Funke and
Andrus.
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Not another store In Nebraska carries such nn extensive nnd well assorted stock of Gentlemen's fine fixings
from the Indispensable Collar Button to the thousand nnd one other useful things too numerous to tell about
Our Neckwear trade I something simply Immense nnd we now enjoy the largest patronage for Ncckwcnr in
the City nnd no wonder for we carry cterj thing new that the markets nfford. ,
In Spring Underwear we carry fancy nnd plain Halbrlggnn In nil grades from 30c to $300 per suit. Tennis1
Coats nnd Belts, nnd n matchless line of Flannel nnd Silk Outing Shirts.
A handsome stock of Nobby Straw lints, nnd remember we nre sole ngent for Youmnn's Fine Silk nnd Derby
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