TH COURIER.
IN SOCIETY.
D. G. Wing returned Sunday from
hurried trip to Davenport.
Browning King & Co.
LEADING CLOTHIERS
MEN'S AND BOY'S FUENISHBES.
"THE LATEST" IS OUR HOTTO.
There was a business meeting of the
Patriarchs Monday evening at the resi
dence of Mr. and Mrs. R.O. Phillips.
A new constitution was adopted and
other arrangements for the season
95 96, perfo3ted.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G.Dawes, who were
in town several days, have returned to
Chicago.
W. Farnam Smith, of Omaha, spent
Sunday in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Funke removed to
Omaha this week.
A. R. Hanson and Miss Nellie Stein
hauser were married Tuesday evening
at the Kimball hotel, Chancellor Dun
gan performing the ceremony.
Miss Carrie Wasmer, of Grand Island,
was the guest of Mrs. Low Mrshall this
week.
A parlor musical for the benefit of the
Y. W. C. A., will be given at the residence
of Mrs. A. J. Sawyer, May 10.
The English club of the state univer
sity will meet Monday night at the
residence of Prof, and Mrs. Adams.
Miss. Mario Hoover gave a piano
recital Wednesday evening at tho hall
of the Nebraska conservatory of music.
Miss Hoover was assisted by Mr.
William Lamprecht, violinist -Both
performers were heard to excellent
advantage and gave delight to a large
and cultured company of friends. Miss
Hoover was happy in her selections,
and played with great delicacy and
feeling.
Saturday evening at the Union Club,
members of the Omaha whist club and
of the Union Club came together in a
a second whist tournament and as on
the first occasion, Lincoln secured a
victory, winning by six points.
THE SCORE.
Xincoln, East and West.
Geisthardt and Rummons 268
McFarland and Webster 267
Dayton and Aitken 2GG
Alford and Nance 259
North and South.
Hammond and Magoon 261
Harley and McDonald .'.... 257
Townley and Abbott 255
Burr and Alexander 255
Hall and Tibbets 255
Total 2 343
Omaha, North and South'.
Heth and Connor 252
Shehan and Stenger. 253
Allee and Garner 254
Ludlow and Bruner. 261
East and West.
Reedand Reinhart 259
Hawks and Meikel 263
Stebbins and Funkhauser 265
Reber and Shepherd 265
Dox and Wilber 265
Total 2 337
Mr. and Mrs. Geo K. Brown has
returned from Denver.
Mrs. D. H. Wheeler of Omaha, was in
town this week.
Dr. E. L. Holyoke is in Chicago.
Mrs. Scip Dundy of Omaha, was in
town this week.
Miss Sadie Kiffen was the victim of a
jolly surprise party given by her friends
Saturday afternoon, tho occasion being
her fifteenth birthday. About twenty
people were present.
Prof. Laurence Fossler and J. H.
Hatfeld read papers on James Russell
Lowell and O. W. Holmes at this week's
meeting of the Unity club.
E. B. Sherman was in Galesburg, 111.,
this week. He took part in the inter
state oratorical contest Thursday night,
and last night ho debated in the Kansas
Nebraska debate at Lawrence.
C. H. Clark of Cedar Rapids, la., is
the guest of his brother-ia-Iaw, C. I.
Jones.
Members of Alpha Tau, the local
chapter of Beta Tbeta Pi, entertained
handsomely 'at tho beautiful home cf
E. C. Ames on South Twentieth street
last evening. The house was elaborately
decorated with plants and flowers and a
profusion of pink and blue ribbon. The
parlors were canvassed for dancing, and
the drawing room, library and spacious
lawn made delightful promenades. Mr.
and Mrs. Ames received, assisted by
Miss Ricketts, Mr. Ames and Mr.
Forbes, president of the chapter. Ices
and light refreshments were served during-
the evening. Among those present
were: Dr. and Mrs. Lees, Dr. and Mrs.
Brace, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Woods, Mr.
and Mrs. E. E. Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. McArthur, Prof. Stout and wife,
Prof. Sweezy, Dr. White, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Colson, Fremont; Mr. Colson and
Miss Colson, Fremont; Mr. Chas. Chand
ler, Philadelphia; Mr. McDonald, North
Platte; W. S. McLucas, Omaha; Mr.
Dowling, O'Neil; Messrs. Ra3se, Green,
Baughman, Becher, Bridgmac, Misses
Rickatts, Camp, Kelley, Burks, Risser,
Woods, Harley, Fitch, Shaw, Whedon,
Mains, Cochran, Griggs, Sewell, Lau,
Heaton, Harwood, Lindley, Whitjng,
Manley, Cropsey. Members of the active
chapter, Messrs. Forbes, Ames, Cooly,
Barnes, V. R. McLucas, Everett, Robin
son, Lehman, Thorp, Ricketts, Hyde,
Adams, Burnham, C. Lloyd; guests not.
members of the fraternity, Riley, White,
Wigenhorn, Shedd.
The University Rifles gave a dance at
th Lansing hall Friday evening of last
week. Those present were: Mrs. Wester
man, Misses Harson, Maines, Strauss,
Wright, Candee, Geeting, Carscaden,
Broady, Gregory, Whedon, KelleyGere,
Ellen, Gere, Roberts, Elliott, Cropsey,
Tremaine, Pulis, Clark, Ricketts, Shute,
Winger, Sewell, Shaw, Polk, Underhill,
Spenny, Graham and Gayhart; Messrs.
M. Wetermann , Montgomery, Wing,
Elliott, Jones, Oury, Gerecke, Adams,
Folmer, Lindquist, Strassman, Culver,
Joess, Doubrava, C. W. Weeks, Daven
port, Russell, Robbing, McCreery, Otis
Weeks, L. Westerman, Pillsbury, Ray
mond, C. K. Haggard, Mueller, Brown,
Clements, Pulis, Sedgwick, R. W. Hag
gard, Korsmeyer, Swartz, Rowe and
McCarthy.
The Gamma Sigmi Chi, composed of
young ladies in the junior class of the
high school, entertained the juniors
Friday evening of last week at the resi-
The Latest . .,.
Knox's Celebrated Ladies Sailor Hats can now be
seen at the ....
FAMOUS io29 o street:
SOLE AGENTS for Knox Celebrated World Renowned Ladies Sailor Hats.
' I I Also Treffousse Kid Gloves. I
dence of Miss Pearl Hensel.
Mrs. W. F. Brown gave a Kensington
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. C. R. Lee was "at home" yester
day and will be again this afternoon.
Col. Harry S. Hotchkiss attended the
supreme council of the Uniform Rank,
Knights of Pythias, ac Indiauopolis.
Sorosis met Monday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. T. H. McGahey, The
meeting was led by Mrs. T.M.Hodgman
and the subject was "Niagara Falls and
its Possibilities."
Miss Katharine Weston, of Beatrice,
was in town Wednesday and Thursday.
Milt Barlow, of Omaha, was in Lin
coln this week, in attendance upon the
Hill case at the state house.
Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
LAVesterniann entertained a company of
young people, at 7 o'clock dinner in
honor of the birthday of Mrs. Lew Mar
shall and Max and Fritz Westerman.
The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. hew
Marshall, Miss Carrie Wasmer, of Grand
Island, Misses Marie Marshall, Hallie
Hooper, Jeannette Underwood, Nellie
Griggs, Sam E. Low.
Sisler's Ice Cream
has for years been soted for its purity and smoothness.
WEDDINGS ICES, SHERBETS AND
AND . CREAMS
ENTERTAINMENTS' AT SHORT NOTICE.
A Specialty. PICNICS SUPPLIED.
188 So. Twelfth . Flono 83Q.
The Gamma Delta dancing party at
the Lincoln Hotel Wednesday evening
was the gayest and most brilliant party
ever given by the young people of the
university. Mr. T. E. Wing was master
of ceremonies and Prof. Brrbour and
Mrs. Frank Woods led the grand march.
Those present were: Messrs. Houtz,
Meyer, Gardner, Dr. White, Owens,
Lyons, Wolcott, Woods, Jackson, Jones,
Hayden, Stull, Chancellor and Mrs.
Canfield, Profs, and Mmes. Fling, Taylor,
Richardes, Barbour, Allen. Misses Greg
ory, Treamine, Williamson, Webstvr
Fitch, Dennis. Secrest, Woods, Jones,
Kelly, Jackson, Conklin, Sewell, Norer
Alabaster, Lindley, L. Mul'on, Houtz,
Weeks, Harwood, Larrabee, Cochran,
Cropsey, Watkine, Whedon, Camp,
Shaw, Wing, Burks, Bartruff, Bridge,
Weston, Smith, RobertB, Case, J. Under
wood, L. Ricketts, M. Underwood, Lall s,
Heaton, Candee, Lansing, Clark, Wood,
Hutchison, CIos6on, Wirt, A. Broady,
Barber, Deweese, Hart, Gere, Har
greaves. PaJdock, Whiting, Turner.Har
ley, Wright, Curtice, Haggard, Welch,
Schawb, Hansen, Polk, Strauss, Pound,
Maine, Slaughter, Winger, G. Broady,
Fitzmaurice, M. Ricketts, Elliott, Rich
ards, Griggs, Taylor, Canfield, Carscaden.
Messrs. Max Westerman, Reed, Low,
McCreary, Hewitt, Adams, Woodbury,
Ames, Barber, Bischoff, Lyons, Palmer,
Pound, Sawyer, Packard, E. Sawyer B.
Ricketts, King, Randolph, Geisthart,
Thorpe, McDuffy, Cullen, Gregory,
Colson, Spooner, Rowe. Haughton, E.
Hardy, Yates, Sedgmick, Raymond,
Hardy, Westerman, Norton, Canfield,
R. Bentley, L. Westerman, Parmalee,
Mortmorency, Hadley, Manley, Robin
son, Menser, Muller, L. Ricketts, D.
Wing, Buchor, T. Wing, Pillsbury, C.
Haggard, Liudanist, Wheeler, Weeks,
Lowe, Grupe, Folsom, Burnham, Bridg
inan, Burger t, McLucas, Strassmann,
Welch, Lehman, Elliott, Suddith, Hil
dreth, A. Haggard, Somers, Brown,
Pulis, Clurey, C. Y. Smith, McMullen,
Love, Wilson.
The board of management of the
Nebraska reading circle met met Thurs
day night at Superintendent Corbett's
office.
Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Lasby are in New
York.
Dr. and . Mrs. E. H.
returned from Chicago.
Curtis have
Miss Marshall was awarded the prize,
a season ticket, for the nearest guess as
to the paid atteddance at the opening
base ball game. Her guess was 1413;
the attendance 1103.
Telephone Sisler 630 to supply your
milk.
Gas stoves make no dirt. Frank Lahr
has them.
Sweaters for wheelmen. 1137 O street.
Tan shoes at Webster & Rogers.
Dunlop hats at Smith's, I1370strreet.
Gasoline stoves at Frank Lahr's.
Have your watch repaired at Fleming's
1224 O street.
Gas stoves at Frank Lahr's.
McCall & Burch, pharmacists, are
serving the most delicious soda water,
crushed fruit and ice cream all the
time. 1229 0 street.
Call on H. R. Nissley & Co for every
thing in the line of wash goods, corsets,,
gloves, hosiery and laces.
Harley's drug store has all this week
been the scene of considerable activity,
caused by the erection of a new onyr
and marble fountain from which will
flow, not only soda but every conceivable
water and light summer drink. It is
the most completely equipped fountain
in the city. A soda opening will be
given early in next week.
Hair dressed 25 cents. Bangs cut and
curled 10 cents at Mrs. Gospers.
Knox, maker of the world'& renowned
ladies' sailor hats has given the agency
for the sale of his ladies' hats to the
Famous, 1029 O street. Mail erders sol
icited and promptly filled.
Harley's new soda fountain will be
Mecca of all who seek light summer
drinks.
Notice to Wa er Consumer.
Lawn rents are due and papable April
1st Semi-annual rents May 15th. If
not paid on time 10 per cent of the bill
shall be added and the water may be
shut off and 81.00 additional fine charged
for turning same on.
