The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, February 16, 1895, Page 6, Image 6

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    THE COURIER
Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Ruby, of Chicago, are visiting theirsistcr
Mrs. Jno. B. Wright.
Miss Alexander and Miss Leavenworth, of Omaha, are visiting
Mrs. S. H. Burnham.
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The past week in society has been
very lively. The Marshall-White wed
ding was the mosl important event.
The German given by the Patriarchs
club was pronounced by all present as
the most successful one ever given in
the city. The Young Mens Republi-
ub banquet and the Junior promenade were both well attend-
The Olympic Whist club were entertained at the residence of J.
W. Winger, 1248 J street, last evening. Those present were: Miss
Helen Hoover, Miss Grace Huntsinger, Miss Bertha Hoddy, Miss
Stella Curtice, Miss Daisy Cochrane, Miss Sadie Graham, Mies
Helen Harwood, Miss Josephine Treeman Miss Grace Ashton. Miss
Josephine Lottridge, Miss Flora Winger, Miss Joe Winger, Mr.
Clare Young, Mr. Artie Chapman, Mr. Homer Honeywell, Mr. Harry
Grupe, Mr. Frank Kitchen, Mr. George Johnson, Mr. Jno. L. Lott
ridge, Mr. Wilson Winger, Mr. Ted Winger and Mr. Ernest Folsom.
Mr. Howard Rathbune entertained a few friends at his home 1607
M street Wednesday evening in a most pleasing manner. High five
and dancing furnished the evenings amusement after which light
refreshments were served. Ihose present were: Miss Marian
Parks, Miss Mildred Parks, Miss Hattio Webster, Miss Helen How
land, Miss Mamie Joers, Miss Marie Feeney.Mr.Chas. Caldwell, Mr.
Homer Webster, Mr. Sam North, Mr. Winthrop and Mr. Mark
Rathburn.
Miss. Ruby Prindle entertained at her home Thirteenth and
South streets Tuesday evening. Among those present were: Misses
Mina Furr, Winnie Furr, Etta Ensey, Maggie Thirbaut, Elsie
Blake, Edna Pierce, Ida Herpolsheimer and Mrs. Wortham.
Messrs. "W. S. Wortham, Cole, N. Lawler, A. Barber, O. G. Atkinson,
William Rivers and D. M. Small. Cards, music, dancing and re
freshments contributed to the enjoyment of the occasion.
The Vine Sheet Congregational church held a valentine social
at their church Wednesday evening. A good program had been
arranged and was well rendered. Miss Churchill sang "Forget Me
Not." in a manner that pleased the audience immensely and she was
compelled to respond to an encore. After the program had; been
carried out the guests enjoyed themselves in a secial way and
were served with light refreshments.
The Crokinole club was entertained last Friday evening by Mr.
Will Green assistel by the Misses Green at their home on Twenty
fifth and R streets. Miss Ethel Wheeler and Mr. Karl Woodward
were awarded the honors of the evening after a vigorous contest.
The refreshments served were dainty and the guests departed at a
late hour. Those present were: Misses Alabaster, Anderson, Bell,
Green, Lasch, Stearns, Upton, Watson, Wheeler. Messrs. J. A. and
and W. A. Bailey, Blake, Bonebrake, Cunningham, Greeu, Helmes,
Ricketts, Seybolt and Woodward.
The Union club has perfected arrangements for a whist tourna
ment .which will be held every Saturday evening at their rooms.
The game" is played under the Chicago plan of duplicate progressive
whist and the games are hotly contested. Laet Saturday evening
McDonald and Blish had f he highest 6core. Those who participated
"were: Messrs Harley, Walsh, Cornish, Hell wig, Alexinder, Ham
mond, Hall, Baker, Folsom, McFarland, Green, Townley, Abbott
Ewing, Haggard, Magoon, Dayton, Traphagan, Wilson, EdwardB.
Rummons, Smith, Kighter, Jones and Spencer.
One of the largest as well as the most successful germans ever
given by the Patriarch club was given at the Lansing hall Wednes
ovening. It was led by Lieutant Pershing and Miss Clark. The
following were present: Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Burnham, Mr. and Mrs.
A. S. Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. N. S.
Harwood, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Funke, Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Raymond,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Dawes, Mr. and Mrs.
Dr. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. B. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Yates,
Mr. and Mrs. Morrill daughter and son, Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Righter,
Mr. and Mrs. Lieut. R. H. Townley, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Imhoff, Miss
Clark, Mrs. C. H. Gere, Miss Francis Gere, Miss Ogden, Mips Alex
ander, of Omaha; Miss Leavenworth, of Omaha; Miss Sarah Harris,
Miss Cora Hardy, Miss Lottie Whedon, Miss Jeanette Wilson, Miss
Jennie Underwood, Mrs. Jno. R. Clark, Mrs. Paddock, of Chicago;
Miss Ruby, Miss Robinson, of Chicago; Lieut. Pershing, Mr. Dan
Wing, Mr. C. A. Hanna, Mr. F. M. Cook, Mr. Owens, Mr. Will Meyer,
Prof. White, Mr. Emery Hardy, ex-Gov. Nance, Mr. Will Raymond,
Mr. C- A. Howe, Mr. Martin Aitken and Mr. Phillips, of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Thompson will give a cotillon next Tuesday
evening in honor of Miss Norman and Miss Brown, of St. Joseph,
who are the guests of Miss Mae Burr.
Thursday evening at the Lincoln hotel took place one of the
pleasantest party's of the season. The occasion was the annual
promenade of the Junior class at the state university. The dining
room was fitted up for the dancing and was beautifully decorated
for the occasion. Decorations were furnished by the fraternities
and societies of the college. Over the door was the emblem and
colors of the Sigma Chi fraternity. At the north end of the hall
was the emblem and colore of the Beta Theta fraternity. On the
west side of the hall company B ha 1 a large troohy of guns and flags.
At the south end of the hall was a beautiful panel in royal purple
and old gold on one 6ide, the colors and emblem of the Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity and on the other side was a panel in light and
dark blue the colors are the beautiful Hour de les of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma society. On the centre, the sideboard was draped
in in the university colors of scarlet and cream and the class of
had its colors of saphire and salmon with the date 9G in a conspi
uous place. On the east side of the ball the Delta Tau Delta frater
nity had a large floral emblem and their colors. A long dancing
program was arranged. The grand march was led by president of
the board of regents, Hon. C. H. Morrill and lady. About sixty
couples were present and the dainty costumes of the ladies with the
severe but elegant full dress of the gentleman made it a delightful
scene. The patrons of the promenade were Mr. and Mrs. Morrill,
Chancellor and Mrs. Canfield, Prof, and Mrs. L. A. Sherman, Prof,
and Mrs. AnBley, Prof, and Mrs. Ward, Prof. Taylor and lady. Prof,
and Mrs. Allen, Prof, and Mrs. Fling, Lieut. Pershing and lady,
Prof, and Mrs. Barbour, Prof, and Mrs. Richards and Miss Ellen
Smith.
The Ravolla club entertained the Empire club in the Lansing
hall last Friday evening.
The Pleasant Hour club gave the largest party of the season at
the Lincoln hotel last Friday evening.
Mrs. J. H. Inman and daughter, of Broken Bow, are visiting Mrs.
L. P. Gould.
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