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THE COURIER. 4 I I ir I it is-r ii IN SOCIETY. D. G. Wing pent Sunday in Beatrice. Wing Allen, of Omaha, was in town Monday. Frank M. Cooke was in Beatrice over Sunday. W. H. Woodward haareturned from Illinois. Mrs. Louise K. Cropeey sang "Light After Darkness" at the evening service at the First Presbyterian Church last Sunday. Mrs. Cropeey and Mrs. 0. S. Lippincott also sang "Hark, Hark, My Soul." Born to Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Ladd, Wednesday morning, a daughter. Mrs. II. A. Babcock gave a Kensing Thursday afternoon. The ladies of Trinity Episcopal church will give a Kensington this afternoon. It is announced now that J. D. Cal houn will not return to Nebraska, but will remain in Tampa. The Ravola club gave an enjoyable dancing party Tuesday evening. Those present were Miss Florence Farwell Holmes, Kattie Klutsch, MarieMarshall, Lucy Griffith, Helen Hoover, Sadie Graham, Florence Winger, Josephine Lotteridge, Daisy Cochran, Jessie Leland, Miss Rolfe, Fitzmaurice, Stella Curtice. Messrs Claire Hebbard, Claire Young, Edwin Duff of Nebraska City, Harry Harley, Wihon Winger, Arthur Walsh, Ralph Winger, John Lotteridge, Ralph Andrews, Harry Grupe, Frank Hadley, Harry Frank, Elmer Merril, Alfred Fussey, Clade Shader. Miss Mae Burr is visiting friends in St Louis. Miss Bushnell who has been visiting she family of J. C. Kier, has returned to Chicago. The second open meeting of ihe Mat inee Musical was held Monday evening at the Curtice Musical hall. Nearly two hundred persons were present. Following the excersise an informal reception was held. The program was as follows: Wekerlin, "Stare the Night Adorning" Chorus. Dvorak. ....Slavische Tanze,op, 40, VI and VII Mrs. E.H. Barbour, Miss Griffith. Gounod "Sing. Smile, Slumber." Mrs. G.W.Noble. Viohn obligate. Mrs. Emma Hagenow Mendelssohn "'"Scherzo 'a Capricco' Hiss Susie Schofield. Lassen "Springtime" Mrs. Doan and Mrs. Raymond. Rubinstein "The Naiad" Chorus. Obligate solo Mi6e Florence Worley Drejschock (a) Gevotte Chopin (b) Fantasie Impromptu Mrs. Sam D. Cox. Verdi (a) "Ernani Involani" Emmet (b) "Lullaby." Mrs. C. S. Lippincott. Raff "Tarantelle" Duo Mrs. Jones and Miss Hoover. Sullivan a. Romance Randegger b. Waltz Bohm c Farewell Mrs A. W. Jansen. Mohring "Legends" Mrs, John Doan, Mrs. E. H. Curtis. Miss Florence Worley, Mrs. D. A. Campbell. Mrs F. D. Crim has joined her husband in Hot Springs, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Upham are in New York, where they will spend a month. H. E. Mitchell has returned from Chicago, Mrs. Clarence Goodrich, of New York, is the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Lamb. Saturday atternoon Agatha and Maudie Ledwith were pleasantly surprised by their friends at their residence, Seventeenth and L streets. Those present were: Jamie Mean, Marie Ward, Louis and Gertie Zeigler, Nellie Krone, Mary and John McShane, Tom Carr. Leo Hill. Rob. Donnely, Adeline Roehrig, Gertie Reynolds, George Saunders, Jamie Hickey. and Charlie Franklin. Aparlor musical for the benefit of the Y. W. C. A. was given at the residence ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo baa for years been noted for WEDDINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS A Specialty. 1Q8 Bo. 1w1--l of Mr. A. J. Sawyer last evening. The f olio wiBg program was given; Piano. "Polka Noble" Josseffy Mies Hattie Sanders. Trio, "My Flaxen Haired Laese,"Koschat Mrs. Howell, Mrs. Cotter, Miss Reed. Recitation, "An Idol of the Period,".... Miss Minnow Gillum Violin, "Traumeri," Shumann Miss Bertha Davis. e (Extacy Mrs. H. H. Beach bong ttTbe Night na8 a thousand eyes' Arthur Foote Mrs. Latimer Gray. Piano, "Polonaise C Sharp Minor. . Ch jpin Miss Rena Reed. ,T. ., ( "Nocturne,". . .Rocktniihl Violmcello LaCinqukintaine Gavotte Victor Herbert. Mr. Howell. Reictation, "How Jimmie Tended the Baby," Miss Letta Bonfoy Violin, "Kuy wuik" Wieniawski Miss Bertha Davis. The May meeting of the state feder ation of women's clubs has been posponed to the 23rd inst The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity gave a most delightful tally-ho drive to Cushman park on Wednesday evening. The coach and horses were gaily decor ated with purple and gold, the colors of the fraternity. An elegant luncheon was served at the park after which danc ing was indulged in until a late hour. The ride home in the moonlight was made enjoyable by the singing of frater nity songs and telling stories. Those who composed the merry party were Misses Watkins, Williams, Harley, Slaughter, Ricketts, Garwell, Risser, Lao, Case and Messrs. Haughton, John son, Morrill, Hewitt, Sawyer, Roy Saw yer, Miner, Parmalee, Marine ana Mar tin. Mrs. J. H. Harley and Mrs. John Hewitt acted as chaperonestothe party Ihe Woman's Club of Fremont gave a benefit concert Tuesday evening for William Reed Dunroy, the young poet. Tne best musical talent or tbe city ap peared on tbe program. A large aud ience was present and the concert was a succeES in every particular. Mrs. De Lario, a reader, read a number of Mr. Dunroy's poems. One poem, "Pansies from Colorado" was prettily illustrated by five little girls with th-jic faces stuck through huge pansies. Tue,Fremont Herald contained a column wrinsup of the affair and also a oomplimenTV-.y poem addressed to Mr. Dunroy, written by Will W.Maupin, the editor. Mrs. L. F. M. Easterday is in Carthage 111., called thence by the illness of her mother. Mrs. C. A. Lippencott saug in the cantata "Tyrolier Queen" given at Wa hoo last evening. The formal opeuing of Lincoln Park occurs tomorrow. A baloon ascension, a big circus menagerie. Brown's orches tra, the switch back and a thoroughly renewed park are the attractions. The English club met Monday even ing at the residence of Prof, and Mrs J. W. Adams. Clinton R. Lee is in Davenport Thomas Ewing is in Chicago. TheWoman'e club gave its last por gram prior to the summer's rest Monday evening. There will be another meet ing bnt it will be devoted to business. The paogram was given over to domes tic econcmy. Mrs. A. P. S. Stuart read a paper on "The Onion." Mrs. M. D. Welch discussed fruits. A paper on "The Homemaker and tbe Home Keep er" was read by Mrs. Burton. A com munication from Mrs. James H. Canfield thanking the club for the motions ad opted at the last meeting, was read and placed on file. The annual entertainment of the pupils of the convent school at U and fifteenth street took place Thursday evenining. Tbe children gave the fajry play, "The Sleeping Beauty." The following have been chosen to edit the Hesperian; O. H. Allen, editor-in-chief; Peter Thompson, May Rhodes, Lulu Burrows, Annie Prey C. M. Barr, J. E. Matson, Ida Heise and A Sheen, associate editors. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. T.Jones are in Denver. 's Ice Cream its purity and smoothness. ICES, SHERBETS AND CREAMS AT SHORT NOTICE. PICNICS SUPPLIED. . Phone OOP. fRVlflVlS VhSES fnr nmm.r tnnriat. inrf Repairing a Specialty. Old Trunks in Exchange for New Ones. LDKON TRIM FICIORY. I2IT0 STREET. C. I IN, MP. THE STROUD ROASTER (First Premium at World' Fair.) Prices lower than ever known .... Special for May 55, 65 and I HALL BROS., The Tri Deltas will give a dancing party May 17. - Base Ball atGourtland A Champ ionship Game. At Courtland, Neb., May 12, for which the Union Pacific will run a special train to Leave Lincoln at 2 p. m. Re turning leave Courtland at 6 p, m., fare only 50 cents for round trip. City ticket office 1011 0 street, depot Fifth and O, over viaduct. The cranks should bear in mind the fact that this is a champion ship game. The grounds at Courtland have been put in splendid shape, and equal in every way to the home grounds. Fully fifteen hundred people will go to Courtland tomorrow. Will you be one of the number? FLOWERS RICH AND RARE. Among the announcements in tbe ad vertising colums of the issue will be found' Chapin Bros., florists. For years theirs has been a well known firm and their floral work is &ought after by all well informed people on the subject of plants and flowers. They make a spec ialty of cemteery work on Decoration day, tilling vases, preparing and planting graves and making memorial designs. Their green houses are centrally located at 16th and D streets, a perfect bower of beauty in the heart of the city. Rudy's Pile Suppository iB guaranteed to, cure Piles and Con stipation, or money refunded. 50 cents per box. Send two stamps for circular and Free Sample to Martin Rudy, Registered Pharmacist, Lancaster, Pa. No postals answered. For sale by all first class druggi6st everywhere. H. T. Clarke Co., wholesale gents, Lincoln, Neb. KIDNEY AND BLADDER. Dr. Humphrey's Specific No. 27 and 30 cure Kidney and Bladder troubles. Price 25c each; at your druggist For California take the Missouri Pacific route, via southern route. Whitebreast Coal and Lime Co. For St Louis take the Missouri Pacific route. City ticket office 1201 O street CORBBTT AND JAGKSON. It is announced from New York that James J. Corbett will give Pete Jack son a chance to meet him before the National Sporting Club of London. Corbett has indicated a desire to have the contest take place in August and September. Beginning Monday we will have a special sale in our children's depart ment We have a large number of children's suits worth and marked at from 91.00 to $7.00. The price of every suit will be cut from $1.50 to 12.00. Paine, Warfel &Bumstead,113GO street ELEGANT UNE OF POCKET BOOKS-CARD CASES nthr - ' "c" "V--' ' You should ask for the Monarch. Gasoline Stove o o o o UN-CUSS, ECOWiKUL AND ML 75c 1308 O Street. AGENTS WANLED. Either Sex. By the Banker's Alliance of Califor nia. Combined life and accident insur ance in the same policy or separate. Insures either sex. S. J. DENNIS, Room 4, 115 North Eleventh street. Telephone Number Changed. The Codkiek telephone number has been changed from 90 to 381. Special eale Monday and all next week on children's suitB worth from $4.00 to $7.00. Will be sold at $250 to $5.00. Paine, Warfel &, Bumstead, 1136 OSt. Summer Necessities H. J. Hall and Bro. are advertising "Monarch" gas and gasoline stoves in this issue. Those who have used them have only words of praise for them. They also offer the "Stroud" roaster, which many housewives consider the best on the market, at greatly reduced prices during May. Siberian refrigorators are the only refrigorators. Frank Lahr. " Going on an outing? Have your trunk repaired by Wirick. Reliable gas Btoves are best. Frank Lahr. HARLEY'S OPENING. The new soda fountain at Harley s drug store is in place. The store has been brightened up, the soda water boy is arrayed in his white silk jacket and Mr. Harley will today celebrate the event with an opening. All day long each lady purchaser will be presented with a souvenir rose and a mandolin and guitar orchestra will discourse sweet muBic Soda water ic every shape will be served as well as ewry other desirable summer drink. Satchels, etc., for summer trips at Wiricks. "Reliable" gasoline stovss are perfect. Frank Lahr. Notice to Water Consumers. 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 $1.00 additional fine charged -for turning same on. Get your boy a suit at our special sale in children's department beginning Monday. Suits worth $4.00 to $7.00 at $250 to $500. Paine, Warfell Bum stead, 1136 O Street; A large and complete line of wash goods, laces, Embroideries, Corsets etc. at H. R. Niseley & 'Co.