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THE COURIER
Miss Katharine Weston was in the city
Wednesday.
Clinton R. Lee left over tne Rock Ieland
Thursday for a short stay" in Davenport,
la.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Schweitzer of San Fran
cisco are visiting with their daughter,
Mr. Henry L. Mayer, at 1(537 H street;
T io members of the Dorcas society met
at t o home of Mrs. T. R. French on Fri
day and elected officers for the ensuing
year. ' ' "
T(n first public recital of the University
conservatory of music will be held in the
chapel next Tuesday evening.
Dr. and Mrs. Righter were at home to a
number of friends on Wednesday evening.
Thursday Misses Helen and Lydia Mul
len gavo an informal card party at their
homo on X and Thirteenth streets. The
evening was pleasantly spent by the follow
ing: Mrs. Schrool of Decatur, III.; Misses
Margaret Baird, Xan Lillibridgo and Hallie
Hooper; Messrs. Fritz Westermann, Max
Westermann, Fred Houtz, "Newberry; Profs.
Owens and Taylor.
The chrysanthemum show opened Wed
nesday in the Halter block under the aus
pices of the Lincoln Chrysanthemum so
ciety. The display was beautiful and the
largest ever made in the state. The walls
were banked with flowers. In the centre
there were two large tables and one large
circular stand filled with beautiful plants.
Ever' professional florist iii the city and
nnmerous amateurs had an exhibit of
plants or cut flowers.
The following young friends of Miss Sue
Bartrum tendered her a jolly surprise on
Friday eveniug. With music, dancing,
games and delicious refreshments
the evening passed so quickly 'that the
young people hardly realized that it was
time to bid their hostess good night. The
following were present:Mtsses Mamie Joers,
Edna Lane, Clara Hammond, Bird Hamil
ton, Helen How'Iarid, Dot Druse, ertie
Hearn. Rosa Kohn, Clara Fowler, Sallie
Berkson, Mabel Paush, Francis Burleigh,
Bertha DuTeil, Clara Loese. Bernice Mer
rill, Mabel Doyle, Winnie Waller, Mattie
GoodeFl, Marietta Cook, Helen Dority,
Alice Benton, Etta Peters, Marie Feeney;
.Messrs. Herbert Stein, Frank Hawley,
Will Cullen, Bert Hayden. Edwin Rob
ertson, Charles' Caldwell, Wint Rathburn,
Edward O'Shea Harry Xewton, Will'Stein,
.bdwin Morrison, b red Joers, Gene Week
bach, Ed Fowler, Harry Mitchell, Paul Percell. Wilfred Smith,
George Joers, Homer Webster, Gene Parks, Walter Beall, Lou
Weckbach and Lee Knapp.
The Patriarchs will have a dance at the Lansing, Wednesday
evening, November 23. '
The Empire club will give a dance at tne Lansing tonight.
The Round Table met Monday evening at the residence of Mr. S.
H. Burntiam. '
RABBIT TIME.
Rabbit time, trappin time
Dats de time fo' me.
Set raab trap,
So hit snap,
Hide behi n,' a tree.
Froo de snow, dar he go
Rabbit jumpin' past,
Gits de trail,
Wags his tail,
Crawls in dat's de last.
Wid a clap down hit drap,
Rabbit caught fo sho
In de jail,
Wifout bail.
Can't git out no mo.
Den a pie, rabbit pie,
Decked in gran-array;
Jus' fo" two.
Me an' you.
On Thanksgibbin' Day.
Henry Lipincott.
A charitv party will be given in the
Hotel Kimball. 1516 O street, Monday
evening November 20, by a committee of
ladies consisting of Mrs. A, E. Kennard,
Mrs. A. G. Billmeyer, Mrs. W.J. Turner, Mrs.
W. A. Preston, Mrs. O. M. Thompson and
Mrs. R. M. Turner.
ADDITIONAL OMAHA.
To introduce to society Miss Crounse,
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hitchcock gave an "At
Homo" yesterday afternoon.
Last Saturday evening Miss Helen Smith
entertained a few friends very informally
for Miss Doak.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ford gave a very
jolly bowling party for Miss Chase on
Thursday evening.
Mn. Osc?r Funke is spending a few days
with her mother, Mrs. nail.
Mfs. J. C. Wilson, of New York, is the
guest- of Mr. Robert W. Patrick," at Happy
Hollow.
Miss McClelland invited a few friends in
to drink tea on Thursday.
In honor of Mrs. Oscar Funke of Lincoln
and Miss Gertrude Ring wait, Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Ringwalt will be at homo to their
many friends this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harbach are home from the
east.
So far this season luncheons seem to be
the most popular way of entertaining. On
Thursday the Debutante Cooking club gave
a very jolly one at tho residence of Miss
Webster. Friday Mrs. H. H. Benham of
Fort Omaha entertained in that manner
also the Misses Hamilton for Miss Doak;
Miss Webster's guest. On Monday next
Miss Dewey will give a luncheon for forty
at the Paxton hotel, and the following
Friday Miss Brown gives one in honor of
Miss Buck.
Cream oatmeal soap made by French
procees is the latest soap on the market. .
Herpolsheimer & Co. are agents for Lincoln;
price, box of 3 cakes for 12j cents.
For cloaks and fur capes the season is
rapidly drawing t: a close, especially for
desirable stuff. Herpolsheimer & Co. re
ceived another shipment yesterday. If it
will interest you, see them as soon as you
can as this will probably be the last ship
ment of the season.
Among the Jauuary weddings in prospect is that of W. E. Hardy
and Miss Gertrude "Laws. "
THE COURIERS VOTING CONTEST FOR $500 GASH.
Miss. Carrie. Wasmer 3067
MissEffie Steen 2567
Miss Cora Talbot 381
Mr. Chris. Camp 374
Mr. Chas. Hurd 162
If, holder of Courier No 3067 will bring it to The Courier
office we will pay $5.00 for it.
Mr. Ross Curtice, a member of the firm of N.T. Curtice & Co. was
the holder of Courier No. 2006, for which we.paid him $5.00.
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