THE COURIER
ADDITIONAL
The second annual ball of the Capital City Cycling club was
given in the Lansing hall on Friday evening. Miss Willougbby fur
nished enchanting music for the dancers. Card tables were arrang
ed for those who preferred a quiet game of cards. The ball was a
success in every way.
Sorosis met last Saturday at the homo of M s. J. F Maulc. It
was decided to send delegates to tho stato federation meeting at
Omaha, but no action was taken in reference to joining the organiza
tion. The subject for discussion was "Poods' and tho paper pre
sented by Mrs. Earbour was very intetesting. Tho subject was pre
sented under these topics: History, Cook Book Lore, Cookery of
Various Nations, Nature and Elements of Foods, Physiological
V.ffaft Thn Rr-ipnrn and
Economy of Cookery. Adul
terations and Legislation,
Food Supplies-Foreign and
Domestic, The Food Supply
of the Future. A subject
of so great interest bro ght
forth an animated discussion
in which the visitors joined.
Sorosis adjourned to meet
December 27th with Miss
Lichardson at the Windsor.
The ladies of the Century
club invited about two-hundred
of their friends to a
lecture by Prof. Fossler at
Curtice Music hall on Wed
nesday evening, December
12th, The hall was made
attractive by rugs, flowers,
banquet lamps and other
home adornments. The
lecture was full of interest
and held the audience in
close attention as Professor
Fossler told of the origin
and subject matter found
in the Neibelumgenleid.
After the lecture ices were
served and an hour spent in
social enjoyment. It was a
mo6t successful undertaking
and those favored with an
invitation were grateful to
the ladies for sharing so in
tellectual a feast.
IN OxUAHA.
The Fencers club gave
their first exhibition at their
rooms in the Ramge block
Monday evening.
Captain Broatch left on Sunday
where she lies dangerously ill.
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DECEMBER 15, 1894.
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LINCOLN.
Th cliih atiti'iirel lnrtl
to join
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Mrs. Broatch in Ohio
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vote in the $500 cash contest which
closes December 24th, 1894. The
Most delightful was the dancing reception given by Col. and Mrs
Worth at tho Post Hop room last Saturday evening. It was a fare
well to their many friends as they will leavb for Governor's Island
the colonel's new station, in about two weeks.
Mr. Joan Boyle of Kearney is in town.
Another dance that was enjoyed by the younger members of
society was the one given by Miss Cady Wednesday evening. Miss
Elliott and the Misses Gardner were the guests of honor.
Among the teas of tho weok were those of Mrs. James Mcintosh
Tuesday afternoon, Miss Chandler's in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Wyman, on Thursday; and on Friday Mrs. M. F. Richardson's for
Miss Scott.
Mrs. Jas. E. Boyd gavo a Kensington Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. W. B. Meikle returned from Chicago on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Barber have returned from their wedding trip.
itidevillft entertainment until
on with his specialty.
THE COURIER'S VOTNG
Miss Carrie Wasmer 5699
Miss Effie Steen n6
Miss Cora Talbot 817
Mr. Chris Camp 533
Mr. Chas. Hurd oqj
If holders of Coubier No. 4142,3067 5258,142 and 5699 will bring
them toTHE Courier office we will pay 85.00 for each .
Gloves, hosiery, corsets and millinery at prices that will make
Miss Economy sweetly smile at Famous.
Latest sheet music at Crancer's,
The Misses Bautn gave a
most delightful card party
on Tuesday evening for the
Misses Gardner and Miss
Elliott
Mrs. Geo. H. Boggs
entertained at luncheon on
Wednesday.
One of tho most delight
ful of the winter dances was
that of Miss Webster last
evening when society turn
ed out in full force.
Miss RusseU, of Chicago,
is the guest of Miss Bishop.
Tho Omaha Ethiopian
Songsters are now planning
for a performance to be
given in Fremont next
Wednesday evening.
Mi6s Pugsley, Miss Cur
tis's guest for the past few
weeks, returned to Chicago
Tuesday.
Mrs. Gannett and Mr.
Earl Gannett returned homo
after five months spent in
and around Boston.
Mrs. Lewis S. Reed gave
a very delightful dincing
party Tuesday evening.
For Mrs. Watson, Mrs.
J. H. Millard gave a very
enjoyable Kensington tea
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Sterling will be the
guest of MissMonegomery
of Council Bluffs next week.
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