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tically decorated with pen and ink, each
bearing a description of one of the
invited guests. Some of these were:
A plate of Nebraska mud for Mr. Meyer
(mire); the letter L made of corn, Mr.
Cornell; u hand holding a pen was Mrs.
Wright; several sjK.'cimens of i?ikk1,
Mrs. Woods; a photograph i.t Mr. Leo
attached to a piece of nalt. Mitm Maude
Oakley; the photograph of a young man
proposing, Mr. Aitkin; a fan trrenthed
in holly, Mian Kan Ilnwley. Miss
Hawley won the prists, a sandwich set
of painted china. The Iwoby prize vnia
given to Miss Maude Oakley, Tlmtte
present weie: Misses Camp. Maude Oak
iey.Harloy, Hawley, liollowbush, Marley,
Hooper, Curti(x, Jones and Mesdatnes
J. L. Stiles, C. ll. Loo, Rs Curtice,
and Herbert Marsland, Polk, lleaton,
Whedon, Turnrr, Cochran",
W. W. McDuiTc has gone east.
Miss Cora McSau rulers has gone to
Chicago.
Bishop Honacum left Wednesday for
St. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Westerman are in
St. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tyler have gone
to Hazelton, Kas.
Dr. and Mrs. A. O. Faulkner have
gone to Fulton, III.
Frank W. Lewis and Miss May Lewis
left Thursday for Boston
J. T. Mallalieu and daughter, of Kear
ney, were in town this week.
D. Cunningham, of Cadiz, is theguest
of his son, John B. Cunningham.
Clark, Charlotte Ciark. Griffith, Wil
liams, Lewis, Rickotts, Marsland, Miller,
Deweese, Ri6ser, Getncr. Messrs. F. W.
Lewis, Brown, Gene Brown, Marlay,
Clark. Barber, Ilazen, McDuffee, Sum
mers, Bridgeinan.
Thn fourth annual commencement
or Union College took place Monday
night in the Advcntist tabernackle.
A chorus of lifty voices rendered "The
llinliunt Morn" Ilath Passed Away."
Elder J. T. Mateon envoked the divine
blessing. and an organ solo,
-Hayden'B "The MarvelloiiB Work," by
Miss Mary Schmidt, followed. Elder
J. II. Durland delivered an address
on "Practical Education." The college
juartet sang "The Parting Day,''
following tint delivery of diplomas the
class sang "Hear My Prayer" and "As
Pants the Heart." Those graduated
were: Guy Dale, Norman Loughead,
Newton Evans. Elton Sharpc and Nellie
Lewis.
MisB Clark entertained delightfully at
her home. Thirty-third and O Streets,
Tuesday evening, in honor of Miss Mary
Lewis, who left Thursday for her homo
in Boston. Miss Daisy Tuttlo and Miss
Bessie Turner sang very acceptably.
Dancing was the order of the evening.
Cake and ices were served. Those
present were Mr. F. W. Lewis, Mr. and
Mrs. F. D. Cornell, Misses Mary Lewis,
Dena Loomis.Lulu Clark, Grace Griffith,
Ena Ricketts, Lena Deweese, Gertrude
Marsland, Daisy Tuttle, Bessie Turner,
Gene Getner, Miller of Fremont.
Messrs. E. P. Brown, Carl Marlay, Harry
Barber, Virgil Barber, McDuffee, Gene
Brown, Laura Brown, Alex Sheldon,
Chas. Clark. Will Clark. Will Johnson.
Mrs. II. C. Smith has returned from .EarloBridgeman.
an extended sojourn n California.
Miss Blanche Pinney, of Burlington,
la., is the guest of Miss Ada Heaton.
Mr. .and Mrs. J. M. McVicker and
daughter are visiting in North Bend.
S. C. Elliott and Charles A. Elliott
went to Mt. Pleasant, la., Wednesday.
Rev. Guy Smith, of Trinidad, Col.,
is the guest of his uncle, Hon. J. B.
Strode.
Miss Carrie Leonard left for the east
Wednesday. She will remain until
September.
Mrs. Robert Ruston, of Evansville,
Ind., is in the city the guest of her son.
Will Pickett.
Thursday afternoon and evening the
Philharmonic orchestra gave a prome
nade concert at Burlington Beach.
Programs were rendered as follows:
TART I
March, Musicians National League
Wiegand
Overture, Norma Bellini
Polka, Par-ci-prr-Ia Waldsenfel
Melody, in F Rubinstein
Waltz, Hochzeitsreign Strauss
PART II.
Oveture.Lo Dieu et la Bayoden..Auber
The Mill, for string orchestra Gillet
Wieniawski
Miss Bertha Davis.
Polka Noble Jossefy
Miss Hattio Maude Sanders.
"Etude Waldererauchen" Liszt
Miss Myrtlo Anderson.
Vocal Waltze Strauss
Cecilian choir.
The following teachers were reelected
by tho board of education at Wednes
day's meeting: Gertrude Aitken, Cora
Beach, Abbie Beardsloy, Emma Bing,
Bertha Bottum, Beth Brenizer, Lizzie
Burr, Mara Byam, Alice Campbell. Jen
nie Cole, Ella Conard, Estelle Conard,
A. B. Cooper, Sarah Dakin, Mrs. Eva
Danielson, Mrs. L. H. Davis, Seba Dew
ell, Blanche DeWitt. Eliza Dibble, Mary
Dolan. Hattie Eckhardt, Nellie Eddy,
Etta Erb Nellie Felton, Mrs. Mario
Fielding, Mrs. Mary Foster, Margaret
Fuller, Jennie Graham, Olive Graham,
Bertha Green, Lucy Gosney, May Gund,
Laura Haggard, Ella Hall, Cora Hardy,
Flora Hartley, Susie Hoagland, Bessie
Horn, Lulu Hughes, Mary Hullhorst,
Ella Lambertson, Emma Lampson, Ina
Lellew, Maty Lewis, Lucinda Loomis,
Julia Loughridge, Nellie Lytle, Eliza
beth Malone, Mrs. Janet Marferding,
Bertha MiCorkle, Bessie McDill, Mrs.
M. E. McKiunon, Clarissa McPhee,
Louisa Miller, Agnes Mortimer, Lydia
Million, Frances Outcalt, Lola Paddock,
Margaret Palmer, Mrs. Emma Parker,
Clara Pettegrew, Martha Pierce, Marga
ret Pryso, J. B. h'agan, Mary Randall,
Sarah J. Rands, Ella Remsberg. Amber
Rir hards, Ina Riseley, Ida Robbing,
Blanch Rodgers, Mrs. Ellen Rollins,
Medora Smith. Annie Stevenson, Mrs.
Jessie Stiles, Kate Stoddard, Augusta
Stracks, Anna Tibbetts, Mrs. E. F.
Tucker, Mina Walker, Mrs. J. Widener,
Bertie Winter, Effie Wrigley, Mrs. A. G.
Wolfenbarger.
Jtist Received
a full lino of
CRESCENT CO'S.
SWEATERS
in
Wflf PES, TANS,
BLUES and BLACKS.
Also a fine lot . . .
Cycle IParxtas
and
Cycle Hose.
BAKER' Ml II
1039 O Street.
Good Meals
are needed by all athletes.
AFTER THE BALL GAME,
AFTER THE CYCLE RIDE,
AFTER ANY EXERCISE
anil at
Morning Noon and Night
1418 0 STREET,
OMAHA SOCIETY.
Lieut. George C Barnhart of Fort
Leavenworth, spent the Gist part of the
week in Omaha.
Mrs. A. Ringwalt and Miss Gertrude
Ringwalt left early in the week for the
east. After a short stay in New YorK
they will return to Gras Isle for the
balance of the summer.
B. Owen left Thursday
He will go to Europe
Professor W.
for New York,
this summer.
Mattson Baldwin is projecting a pic
nic party for the Fourth of July at the
Baldwin farm.
George B. Harris, second vice-presi-of
the C. B. & Q., passed through the
city Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Heaton, Mrs. Finney,
Miss Ada Heaton and Miss Ollio Mann
have returned from the Black Hills.
' Ed Butler, formerly of the Missouri
Pacific ticket office, is now in the Bur
lington city office, Ed Young succeding
him in his former position.
Miss Katharine Hathaway and Mr.
Frank W. Seacrest will be married
Thursday, June 25, at the residence of
the bride, 34th and P streets.
Miss May Terrill.of Paducah, N. Y.,
a niece of Mrs. E. R. Guthrie and grand
daughter of Mrs. E. J. Pickett, arrived
in the city Thursday. She will spend
the summer in the city.
Miss Fan Sheldon Hawley. Miss
Jeanne Bonfoy. Mrs. Jennie Phoebe
Markell and Mrs. Veda Shepherd
Morrow were on tho program at the
Nebraska conservatory of music Tues
day evening.
A jolly sailing party managed the
large boat at Burlington Beach Satur
day evening. Music, dainty refresh
ments and a stifT breeze made the
occasion very delightful. Those who
enjoyed the sail were as follows: Misses
Athalia Mendelssohn
Serenade, for flute and Horn Fit
Messrs. H. Knight and Geo. Abbott
Waltz Vienna Beauties Ziehner
Nebraska State Band
Evening 8 to 9 o'clock.
TART I
Overture, Dichter und Bauer Suppe
Nebraska Stato Band
f Flower Song Lange
A Intermezzo, fr. Cavelieria Rus-
( ticana Mascagni
Overture, Merry Wives of Wind- wrs given at the Omaha Club on Thure
t,t ,mrVW"A'- Nicolai dav to Mr. Henry Watterson who
J a! tz. Jolly Girls, .......... Voistedt stopped over in Omaha for a day enroute
Grand March, fr. Le Prophete north.
.Meyerbeer
Grand Ball
PART II
Mrs. John A. McShane, Mrs. Warren
Rogers and Mrs. and Miss Dewey leave
shortly for Hot Springs S. D.
Major Halford will leave Omaha
July first and station at Denver.
Lieut. Leonard M. Prince of Fort
Omaha has been taken quite ill for
several weeks.
Tuesday evening the alumni concert
was given at tho Nebraska Conservatory
of Music, followed by a reception. The
commencement exercises were held in
the Christian church Wednesday eve
ning. The following program was
rendered:
Fantasie, Impromptu Chopin
Miss Ella M. Rutherford.
Concerto, op 11, first movement.. Weber
Miss Mary Teresa Mullen.
a "The Maiden's Lament"' Schubert
bj "The Waiting Heart'' Torry
Miss Margaret Holland.
Church Yard Scene, from Leah the. . . . . point the 03th of August
rUItdKCU .lUUBl UH
Miss Lettie Bonfoy, post graduate.
"Spinning Song" Wagner-Liszt
Miss Naomi Hyde Weaver.
Capriccio Brilliant, op 22.. Mendelssohn
Miss Rena Belle Reed.
Autumn Mendelssohn
Mrs. Dr. Cotter, Miss Eulalie Rickley.
&econa tjonceno, nrsi movement hss been appointed
General Coppinger
Gen. and Mrs. Dandy and Miss Dandy
left this week for Jamestown Va. They
expect to be away from Omaha a year
and during their absence they have
rented their house to Col. and Mrs.
Schwain.
Mr. George Dandy will return to West
TAN DENBERG'S
PALACE OF SWEETS.
The most sumptuous Confectionery, Ice Cream Parlor, and Bakery in the west.
PORE MIES, C1MES IND BON H.
Fancy Sandwiches, Cakes and Pastry. Ice Cream, Water Ioes,
Fancy and plain Frozen Puddings.
CftTERING FOR WEDDINGS, (MS AND PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENTS II SPECIALTY.
Telephone L. Gr VAN DENBRRGk
198. 1211 O Street.
Miss Pratt entertained a very Jolly
house party at Bennington Beach over
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rogors,
Miss Burris, Miss Dandy, Mr. Ganett,
Mr. Charles Kountze, Mr. Lyman and
Mr. Hall were the guests.
Lieut. Gate Hutchison 9th Cavalry,
Aide-de-camp to
and has taken
station here in Omaha.
FINEST SODA
WATER
N THE CITY.
Mayor Bros, are offering for one week
only boys mull waists at 40 cents. Moth
ers who read The Courier should note
this.
A scheduled league game will be play
ed at Cortland tomorrow, June 23rd,
between Lincoln and Peoria.
Tne Union Pacific will run a special
train. Leave Lincoln at 2:00 p. m., re
turning leave Cortland 6:00 p. m. Fare
only 50 cents. Depot Fifth and O.
City ticket office 1041 O street.
The rate is not the only attractive
feature of next Sunday's excursion to
Omaha via the Burlington.
Will serve you meals both rest
ful and invigorating.
HEADQUARTERS FOR WHEELMEN.
Open all JViglxt.
WarAMifi f the PrieStBf;,V V; General Coppinger has taken . up his
residence at the (Jmaha Club for the
SO Cents a. Dozen.
FMnest Grades.
summer. Air. Herman Kountze, JVlr.
Wossels and Mr. Charles Kountze have
also made the clubtheir temporary home.
Lieut. Thompson, who has been for
nearly a year Chief Ordnance Officer of
thit department, left on Tuesday for
Chicago, his new station.
Mr. Lewis S. Reed returned this week
from New York.
A very prety and informal luncheon
GHAPIN BRO'S
Greenhouse 16th &D Street.
TELEPHONE 364.
Cemetery and Decoration Day Work
a Sjjccialty.
"Castle Hall"
near BURLINGTON BEACH.
A SOCIAL ATHLETIC RESORT.
Wheelmen, Athletes and
Pleasure Parties
cordially invited to calL
EUffl VIEW OF 1 LI
REFRESHMENTS and MEALS
Berred in first-class style
at popular prices.
FEED UHLMAN,
Manager.
THE
FIRST HAL BANK
O AND TENTH STREETS.
Capital, $400,000
Surplus, (100,POO
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OFFICEKS:
S. Habwooo, President.
Ciias. A. Hank a, Vico Precidont.
F.M.CooK.Cnahier.
C. 8. Liitinssott, AariiUnt CasMur.
H. 8. Fkxisiam, AMUUnt Caiblcr.