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MMMHRMJUliMMi THE NEBRA8KAN-HHSPERIAN. IN SOCIETY. 4itr&&E-&f&&e&MrCCfr&&CtlrftfrefrCfefrfrttfj V UfSSB Friday evening Miss Adelloyd Whit ing entertained in honor of the pledged members of Kappa Kappa Gamma, the occasion being the birthday of Miss Emily Jenkins. At 6:30 the young ladles sat down to dinner, which was hardly dispatched when they wore sur prised by the arrival of a number of gentlemen who had been invited for tho evening- The following were tho guests: Misses Jenkins and Sarbach of Fuirbury, Emmons and Blanche Em mons of Denver, Colo.; Saole of Beat rice, Burt of Superior, Edmiston, Har greaves, Outcalt, Whedon and Ham mond; Messrs. Hayes, Wehn, Klllian, Williams, Sanders, Shedd, Mudge, Mc K.llup, Crandall, Westerman, Reed, Whedon, Edmiston, Kind and Hansen. Miss Estella Douglas had a pretty birthday party Thursday night at her home, 1100 Q street. Tho merry com pany of young folks played high fivo and danced with the greatest enjoy ment. A pretty and artistic color com bination of white, chocolate and pink was carried out in all tho arrange ments. The refreshments wore of the three shades, and Miss Douglas' fluffy birthday gown was of the pink tone. The young hostess received many beau tiful gifts from her friends. Tho guests were: Misses Hattle Lawlor, Dode Bennlnghoff, Kate Benninghoff, Mollle Benninghoff, Myrtle Condon, Kate Wol tomado, Zella Martin, Elsie Herming haus, Minnie Peters, Bertha Peters, Helen Peters, Martha Hashonborger; Messrs. Sam Bolshaw, George Benning hoff, James Stewart, Clifford Trcaver, Arthur Hermlnghaus, Bert Spencer, Robert Lawlor, Montlo Lum, James Lawlor, Ed Hashenborger, George Barr, Max Peters. Miss Bonnell and Miss Winifred Bonnell entertained tho members of Delta Delta Delta fraternity Saturday afternoon, September 30, at kenslng ton. Tho fraternity include onsidor able musical talent In its membership and music was one of the pleasant di versions of tho afternoon. 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