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Mr. Thomas Kelley returned from
jreland Iat Thursday.
Mr. John McCormick, of Portland
who has been in Omaha for the past
few dajs was joined on Tuesday by Mrs.
McCormick. They tiro the guests of
Mrs. MtCormick's mother, Mrs. Gran
dell. General Manderson and Major Clark
Bon left this week for Louisville to
attend the reunion of the army of the
Tennessee.
The Courier's Nebraska City corres
pondent sends the following.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. C. A.
Rudiger entertained her lady friends in
a very pleasant manner at her home on
north Thirteenth street. Those present
were Mesdames M. L. ff ay ward, . A.
Brown, J, R. Sousloy, George Borchors,
Frank McCartnev, J. C. Watson, C.
Watson. H. D. Wilson, M. E. DutT, C.
A. Simon, E. F. Warren, II. Schwake,
W. A. Cotton, H. Y.Birkby.D. S. Jack
son, A. P. Stafford, J. Steinhart, D. T.
Haydcn. S. B. Eastman, D. P. Bolfe,
Carl Morton. Robort Payne, C. W. Wa
ters, T. T. Beveridge.lt. H. Miller, W.
L, Wilson, C. II. Wilson, Emmons
Rolfe, R. A. Craig, R. R. Douglas, A. T.
Richardson, S. A. Hail, W. A. Cornutt,
L. Watson, F. S. Stoddard. II. W.
Homeyer.Oavid Brown, D. A. Maccu,aig
Lot Urown. Chicago; Misses Grace
Ware, Nellie Ware. Mertie Stafford,
Correto Sadler, Leonora Martin, Den
ton, Texas.
Saturday afternoon Miss Gwendolyn
Larsch gave a most charming musical
tea. The programmes, which were very
quaint and pretty, were of brown paper
tied with brown ribbon, and the quota
tion, "Here will wo sit and let the
sounds of music creep in our ears,'
don3 in gilt on the outside. Those
prtsont were: Misses Lucia Wiegand
Blanche Davis, Mattie Sousley, Georgie
Hawke, Farra Hawke, Nora Duff, Sina
Fa6S. Emma Schnpider, Florence Wil
son, Mary Wilson. Lillio Bischof, Leona
Green, Miss McCarty, Nora Karstens,
Georgia Weimer, Jean Morton, Dora
Davis, Harriet Hershey, Elizabeth
Morton, Sylvia Wiegand. Mattie Hay
ward, Gertrude Sousley, Helen Hawke,
Lulu Dixon, Reba Duff, Fan Wilson,
Lou Wilson. Mary Rolfe, Lille Eastman,
Olga Bischof, Fannie Houser, Lillio
Wilhelmy, Josie Karstens. Eva Stafford,
Adelaide Sheldon, Margaret Hershey;.
Mabel Simons. Florence Mather,
Coretta Sadler. Mesdame6 E. A. Brown,
F. Stanford, S. L. Kellogg. J. M. Gil
christ, J. C. Watson, N. A, Duff.
Monday evening Mrs. John C. Wat
son entertained in honor of her sister.
Miss Gwendolyn Larsh and Miss Nora
Duff, of Syracuse. High five was the
principal amusement of the evening.
Thoso present were: Misses Lucia Wie
gand, Sylvia Wiegand, Irene Simposon,
Helen Hawke, Georgia Hawke, Farra
Hawko, Cecelia Burgert, Anna Smith,
Eva Stafford, Coretta Saddler, Gertrude
Sousloy, Mattio Sousley Mattie
Hay ward, Mjrtle Stafford. Mary Wil
son, Florence Wilson, Lou Wilson,
Frances Wilson, Mary Rolfe, Lulu
Dixon, Miss Riche, Denver, Sina Fass,
Nora Duff, Gwen Larsb, Reba Duff
Emma Schneider, Georgia Weimer,
Blancho Davis, Leona Green, Lily Bish
off, Olga Bishoff, Fanny Houser, Lily
Wilhelmy, Dolly Giltnan, Minnie Gil
man, Dora Davis, Florence Mather,
Hattio Shelden, Adeline Sheldon, Nora
Karstens, Margaret Hershy. Miss Per
kins. Messrs; Willard Harding Lester
Plattner, Herbert Hershey, Paul Larsh,
Allen Wilson, Harry Rolfe, Edwin Duff,
Claire Hebard, Fred Hoebel, Fred
Rottman, Ed. Lorton, George Burgert,
Marshall Huckine. George Hnmeyer,
Fred Homeyer, Fritz Nichlas, John
Dixon, Aerbert Price. Jay Eastman,
Ralph Eastman. Mr. Rosa, Will Hay
ward, Ed. Wilhelmy, Henry Catron,
George Kidd, Frank Home. Frank Bai
ley, Otto Morton, Otoe Bischoff. Arthur
Bischoff. Bob Marnell. Fred Ellis. Al
Smith, Tom Chapman, Leon Wilhelmy,
Frank Larsh. Charlie Kidd, Nick Nel
eon, John Taggart.
Last year there appeared in The
Courier a matrimonial prospectus in
which something less than four and
twenty brave youths and fair maidens
were listed for early sacrifice on Cupids
altar. Those persons who noted suc
ceeding events know how well the
prospectus was vindicated. This year
it has not seemed best to gather all of
matrimonially inclined into one list.
But duo mention will be made from
time to time, and it is the purpose to
comprehend in these columns u full
statement of tho progress matrimony is
making in tho ranks of tho free. This
week gossip is busy with tho name of a
prominent oflico holder and politician
and member of society, who, it its said,
will soon lead to tho altar a popular
young lady whoso homo has been in
Lincoln for a number of jears. The
latter is particularly well known to tho
peoplo in tho state house. Another
reported engagement, 6oon to oven
tuate into matrimony according to tho
gossips is that of a joung man whoso
family home is in Omaha, but who h.is
been in the wholesalo drug business iu
Lincoln for several years, and a young
lady who lives in Rockford, III., who
has visited in Lincoln'at least twice.
Tho first fall wedding occured at tho
residence of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Lau
last Tuesday evening when their
daughter Anna was married to Mr.
Oscar J. Junge. Rev. John S. Uowitt.
read the Episcopal marriage service
The brido was dressed in crepe silk
trimmed with pearls, and wore a tulle
veil. The bridesmaids were Miss
Nellie Lau and Miss Retta Junge and
the groomsman was Mr. Ernest S
Folsom.
The Couriei:s correspondent in
Beatrice sends the following:
U. U. Waite spent Sunday in Lincoln
the guest of his brother, C. E. Waite.
Mrs. Elizabeth Robertson and Mr.
Wallace Robertson returned Friday
from a trip through Middle Park, Colo
rado. lev. and Mrs. J. D. Counter
mine, Mrs. Harry Lee, Miss Lizzio
LuSelle and others report a very pleas
ant outing in the same vicinity.
Miss May Bradt escaped the August
heat by taking tefuge in the Big Horn
mountains near Sheridan.
Dwyer have re
Boston and tho
Mr. and Mrs. John
turned from a visit to
Maine coast.
Mrs. David Reed and Mrs. Prances J.
Wetherald have gone east to attend a
reunion of all branches of their family
They will visit at various points in Ohio
and Kentucky before returning home.
Mrs. E. W. Clancy gave a delightful
luncheon Friday in honor of her sister,
Mrs. Henry Guy Carleton, of New York.
Mrs. Algernon S. Paddock entertain
ed a few friends at luncheon in honor of
Mrs. Henry Guy Carleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas P. Wheeler have
rented their residence on north Seventh
street and will remove permanently to
New York city. Their departure will
be sincerely regretted by a large and
devoted circle of friends. Mr. and Mrs.
Wheeler were promicent in all social
affairs and Mrs. Wheeler was perhaps
the most active and ardent member of
tho Woman's Club which was estab
lished here last winter.
Rumor has it that no less than three
Beatrice belles and as many Beatrice
beaux will fall in step to the tune of
tho wedding march this fall. Eighth
street, as Eighth street has ever done,
carries off the honors, claiming a sure
two-thirds among the fair ones whom
Rumor has selected for tho altar.
Mrs. Harry Lee and Miss Lizzie
La Salle who spent the past month in
the Rocky mountains have returned.
The yearly exodus of our young
people to eastern schools will soon
begin. Mr. Herbert Weston will go to
Yale; Mr. Fred Nichols Jo Ann Arbor.
Misses Charlotte and Nellie Smith and
Miss Maude Van Arsdale will also
attend eastern schools.
Mrs. Loomis, nee Crofts, of Denver,
is in Beatrice visiting her parants.
Mr, and Mrs. L. B. Howey are spend
ing the week in Chicago.
BARR PARKER SHOE SALE
The continued rush at Simpson &
Go's closing out sale of the Barr Parker
shoe stock is a sure sign that the peopla
appreciate good goods at 50 cents on
the 81.
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