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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1891
POPULATION OP LINCOLN 65,000,
Saturday Evening, Feb. 14, 91
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FURNISHING GOODS 1
W. R. Dennis & Co,
1197 O Street.
laeal aad Feraoaal.
W hltabreaat Coal and Lime Company,
Cake Turkish at 1010 O street.
Brown's for oyster in all styles.
Call up the L. D. T. Co., l'bone 100.
Face Bleach at Exposition building.
Ruth M. Wood, M. D., 13M P street.
Hair dressing at Exposition building.
O. f I. Colllnn, Dentist, 1035 O btreet.
Lincoln Ice Co., 1010 O St. Telephone 118.
Mineral water used for bathing, 1010 O st.
Order Canon City Coal from IletU &
Weaver.
Ladies' Hair Dressing at Miss Johnston's,
1110 O street.
Canon City
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at tho Whltebreast
linproredshower for Turkish baths at 1011
0 street, basement Union block.
E. R. Guthrie is headquarters for flno car
riages In all styles. Call ut his rvKltory,
1 MO O street.
Brown's new branch restaurant, 1418 O
street, is doing a largo business, and persons
in the east part of the city are to be congratu
lated on having so nice and convenient a
.place to dine at,
Electrio Light, White Wings and Minne
sota High Patent, three of the best brands of
Sour over offered lu Lincoln are now sold ex
cluslvely at Britton's new grocery, 1410 O
itrcet. Call and see somo and got prices, or
celt-phone 780 for a trial sack. The "High
Patent" is tho finest flour in the market and
trial will so convince every lover of good
bread.
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All talk of Cupid, hearts mid darts,
In now considered trash,
And Ilia Klrl who gels the valentines.
In tlio oik, who linn tint cash,
-February Outing,
At some of tho parties of Into thoio him
leen considerable coldness caused between
Indies and gentlemen formerly friends on ac
count of it iNViilliir cnu(i. It In Mint of en
gaging portners for certain dances nt parties
that u ro ilnyi or oven week olf, It often
lmpKni t lint In tlniK engaging partners Mich
n long time nhctd Unit tho memories of tho
ladles become somewhat confused nuil they
forgot what dunce they Imvo promised. An
n consequence they make now engagement
the evening of tho nirly nuil after no doing
tin; Kentlciunu who nindo tlm ii lor engage
niont apcnrs mid asks for tho ilnncii ho Iouk
promised til in. Of course ho wants tho iiiiuiu
of the other gentleman ciased Mini his own
substituted. The young Imly In then In n di
lemma. In either case she In sure to give
otTenno to tho gentleman whoso uiiiuo rho
drop from her card, A uuinher of such un
fortunate complication have occurred of Into
nnd resulted In nt ruined relntlonn. At one
party n similar dllllculty nultil In n cold
iienn iK'twveu n Imly mid her escort mul thn
Kt'iitlcmnu lefiised to nHnk n kIiikIo word to
tho yoiitiK Imly idthoiiuli he iiccoinpimiisl her
home. Homo Kentlemcii lunlnt thntlt In un
fair to innko nny eiiKaRemvutx for diinccn
prior to tho evening of tho rty mid If that
principle In carried out a gixxl many heart
nclirM may lie xaved.
The hint party of tho IMcnsnitt Hour club
before Ix-nt, wmh given nt tho Hotel Lincoln
on Tuesday evening nnd proved one of the
miMt brilliant and oujoynble affair of tho
mminoii. An aggregation of prettier faces and
more becoming costumci In rarely ever hocii
inn Imll room, mid a Jollier nnd more gentle
mnulygnthering of CACortH could not ho found.
There wan every preliminary arrangement
attended to to make the eye.it a grand suc
cess, and so it proved. The music, lunch, nnd
all tho conveniences which contrllmto to tho
pleasure of guentn were all that heart, eye,
nciiso and taste could wish mid not only
tho committee on arrangements but also Mr.
Shears of the Lincoln are deserving of com
mendatloii for their effort. At H:'M) the
guesU licgau to arrive and nt nine the orches
tra struck up the strains of the oieulng dnuco.
From then until after 1 a.m., Joy wan uncon
ilned. The cream of Lincoln society was In
attendance.
From the owning waltz to tho cloning
"Home, sweet home," there was an uninter
rupted round of pleasure. Dancing was of
course tho main diversion of the evening, al
though lounging on the elegant circular sofas
and promenading in the foyer between dances
furnished an exipilslto and ipilet pleasure, 1 1
say nothing of tho ecstasy from an Inter
change of coquettish glance. At 11 o'clock
the hundred guests sat down to an elegant
lunch with a prelude of scalloied oysters on
the half-shell and an afterludo of Ice cream.
After tho discussion of the collation dancing
was again resumed. Thero was a wonderful
varloty in the costumes worn by the ladles
and great artistic taato displayed lu the har
mony of colors and adaptability to the fair
wearers. Tho following is n list of the ladles
and It is believed a correct description cf
their toilets, although to do Justlco to all tho
account would till every page of Tiik Cour
ier;
MIm Carrie Wasmer of Grand Island, light
blue silk costume, black silk trimmings, nat
ural rose trimmings for neck, decollette, dia
monds. Miss Opal Touzalln of Omaha, pink silk
with itearl trimmings, decollette.
Mrs. J, A. HuckfcUff, figured China silk,
with green velvet trimmings.
Mrs. E. P. Ewlng, block silk with red lace
trimmings, red carnation corsage bouquet,
decollette, very handsome.
Miss Hawley, black laco over black silk,
red ribbon trimmings, decollette, gold orna
ments. Miss White, black silk with dotted black
lace overdress, decollette, red roses.
Mrs Beeson, cream corded silk, with tluso
brocaded front, decollette, diamonds.
Mrs. Hayden, black lace over black silk,
corsage of black, cut Jets, decollette.
Mrs. Frank Sheldon, black lace, orange
colored ribbon trimming, decollette, a very
striking and becoming costutno, diamonds.
Miss Weaver, very pretty cream colored
silk with lace ribbon trimmings to match,
decollette, diamonds.
Mrs. Leonard, black lacecostumo figured
with white, velvet sleeves, white satin trim
ming, Queen Anno collar, diamonds.
Miss Hallie Hooper, very become Grecian
costume of white silk, decollette, profusion of
La France roses.
Miss Maude Burr, cream colored cashmere.
brown brocaded trimmings, decollette, dia
monds. Miss Maudo Smith, pretty white Henrietta,
trimmed with Van Dyke points, decollette.
Miss Klemer, blue silk, with white laco
trimming, decollette, very handsome and be
coming.
Miss Kemper, white cashmere skirt, ox
blood colored basque, red trimmings and slip
pers to match baeque, decollette, a very
striking costume.
Miss Martha Fuuke, handsome light blue
costume, accordion pleated skirt with Mow
lug ribbons to match, decollette, diamonds.
Miss Kelly, steel blue costume, with
black ostrich ami Jot trimmings, decollette.
Miss Frltztt Halliard of Omaiia, white laco
dress, with canary colored ribbons.
Miss Clarkie Pace, salmon colored silk, laco
trimmings, diamonds.
Mrs. Benton, red silk, black lace draperies'
diamonds.
Mrs. McDonald, handsome cream laco suit,
sleeveless, green Ivy bust trimming, tlecol
lette, cream colored slippers to match cos
tume. Miss Marquette, Unique and pretty dove
colored costume, rose trimmings, decollette,
slippers to match, flowers and diamonds.
Miss Brown, lavender silk skirt, pink waist
with white lace trimmings, decollette.
Mrs. M. E, Wheeler, black silk, yellow
puffed sleeves, decollette, diamonds,
Mrs. Hohlaemler, black lace overoress, over
black costume, decollette.
Miss Yott, white albatross trimmed with
wldte brocaded silk, jilt trimmings, decol
lette, diamonds.
Miss llalnl, lemon colored brocaded challe
with brown colored velvet trimmings, pink
rosebuds, decollette, n pretty mid tusty cos,
tunic.
Miss Sadie Becker, piutty dovo colored cos,
tuuie, with corsage bouquet.
, Miss Maude Htuuuoiid, white albatross,
salmon colored satin sleeves and front, and
pink rllilion trimmings, decollette.
Mrs, 11, I. Foster, com colored brocaded
silk, with black vehet nnd gold trimmings,
diamonds,
Mrs, Townloy, very tasty lllnu colored cos
tume, embroidered with pnnileM, dvcollctto,
dlnmondn,
.MIm Kay Marshall, beautiful lemon colored
silk with gold trimmings to match, decollette,
La Franco roies, diamonds.
MlxsOaroln Hill, becoming white silk con
luine. short sleeves, decillette, corsage lion
quetto, iiearl ornaments.
Mrs. John Went, Nlh, green twtuino, black
velvet collar, decollette, diamond orna
ment. Mrs. Van l)ueii, white nIbatroMN contumd,
with pink laco and white tullo trimmings,
gold ornament.
Miss Olive Irfittn looked staU-ly In a row
tinted broended China silk skirt and salmon
colored waist, decollette.
Miss Hhoars, bluo cashmore, fine laco and
gold cord.
Mrs, H, II. Nlsliet, jmlo bluo satin covered
with handsome lace, decollette, an elegant
mid very becoming gown, diamonds, mid cor
sago bouquet of Miles of the valley and hya
cinths. Mrs. John Zehrung, black silk trimmed
with pnnsles, diamonds.
Miss Maudo HtoblM, black nmllo over black
silk, Jewel tiimmlng, decolletto. A costume
admirably suited to her beauty.
Mrs. Lipplucolt, handsome China silk, de
collette, 'llamomU.
Mrs. E. E. Hlukle, very pretty black cos
tume. Mm. Ayres, striking nil costume, very
pictty nnd Itecomliig, plainly but elegantly
made, decollette,
Grace llurr, pretty white costume, trimmed
with sliver brnld, very tasty nnd greatly en
hancing her charms.
Mrs. W.J, Dennis, blnek silk, trimmed with
Jt nnd lace, dccnllelte.
Miss (hillock lookiMlcharmliig'i iihandKomo
pink costumo with red pinks to mutch, u very
pretty and artistic costume, decollette.
The following gentlemen were present:
Messrs. Beeson, Sheldon. Townloy, Duck
staff, Iioounrd, Foster,' Hayden, McDonald,
Llppincott, Lemlst, Zehrung, St. John, Dor
gan, Mar-hall, Will Clarke, I .add, Charles
Hall, Harry Hall, Wheeler, llontou, Kwlug,
W. J. D.Minln, IV. It. Ddiinh.Fi-eemau, lllch
ter, Kluil, Cooper, W. Morton Smith.
Tour.nllu of Onmlm, Howe, Clarence
Brown of Oumha, Bradley, Freeman, C. I,
Burr, Mulr, Sholes, Foresman, Hcutz, Wing
Allen of Omaha, Van Duseii, John T. WoH,
Fred Hmnor, Beeves, Andrus, C. Y. Smith,
Hathaway, Aitkin, George MuArthur, Will
Hammond,Wnlto,Craucer, Freeman, Winger
Andrus.
Tho masquerade ball given Tuesday even
lug at Bohauan's hull by tho Lincoln Turn
Vereln was u grand siici-cnx both socially and
llumiclally. The Immense hall was crowded
all evening, with Indies and gentlemen tu
handsomu mid grotesque costumes, Including
maids of high and low degree, courtiers, sail
ors, Indians, soldiers, met-seuger loys, police
men, and the many and varied conceptions
of tho costumer and the wearers. Tho un
masking took place about midnight, but it
was nearly dawn before the last of tho danc
ers wended their way homeward. Company
D, of the National guards, and a band of In
dians impersonated by uifmU-rs of the Turn
Veieln, gave a very graphic reproduction of
the battle of Wounded Knee, nnd the ghost
dance, tho whole winding up with a magnifi
cent tableau representing tho goddess of lib
erty surrounded by soldiers with tho dead
boys In bluo and Indians lying about In pict
uresque attitude Tho fancy shooting by a
Lincoln young lady and some excellent club
swinging were notable features of the enter
tainment. The members of the Turn Vereln
may well feel proud of their success as enter
tainers. All pronounced the ball for pure
and unalloyed pleasures one of the best ever
held In the city.
Mix. Sldnoy Murphy, assisted by Minn
Florence Putnam, gave a children's party at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Murphy,
li.V.25 N struct, on Tuesday from 4 to 8 p. in.
The little folks enjoyed themselves with mu
sic, games and dancing. Refreshments were
served nt six o'clock. The gathering proved
n most delightful cue in every detail and Miss
lliuiam proved a charming and successful
young liOHtecs. Tho young jieople having the
pleasure of being present were: Misses Kthel
Appleget, Sadie Burnhum, Edith Bain, Mat
tie Crlley, Rosebud Foster, Edith Foster,Hat
tie Huffman, Huzul Huffman, Bessie Hayden,
Edna Harley, Margie Loomls, Edith Lewis,
Florence Putnam, Lou Peebles, Edna Sals
bury, Grace Sanders, May Travis. Masters
Leroy Brown, Theodore Crlley, Fred Doollt
tle, Raymond Hale, John Harley, Sam Fos
ter, James Hayden, Eddie Loomls, Harold
Lewis, Horace Muusoii, Mllow Munson, Owen
Oakley, Eddie Peebles, Allio Saunders, Bertie
Watltins and Halsey Yatea.
The reception given Wednesday evening by
the members of the Y. M. C. A. to their new
general secretary, proved a thoroughly enjoy
able social event. The association rooms
were beautifully decoi otd with flowers and
tropical plants. A large number of persona
were pi-esent. In connection with the recep
tion the association held its second public
quarterly meeting. The programme com
prised a number of orchestral renditions,
songs by the Met sra. Easterday and a dra
matic selection by Miss uey. Tills pro
gramme was well rendered and at Its conclus
ion the reception was given.
Mis. W, H. Weaver and daughter Naomi,
after a two weeks visit in Atchison and Kan
sas City, returned Monday. During their
stay at Atchison they attended tho Chandler
Jackcon nuptials, which was a most elegant
affair. The bride Is well known in Lincoln,
whereshe has of ten v Isl ted und mode numerous
friends, all of whom on this Joyous occasslon
extend congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. W, B. Wolcott havo return
ed from their Jaunt of six weeks through the
east, in the course of which they visited New
York, Boston and otherpolnts,
Additional Society on 6th Pago.
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