THE COURIER.
PMMMMaawMiaiga tSR?
$
are
I
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
y ir
Try Lincoln Coal Co.'8"BeautV121G0
Thanksgiving evening the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. BuckstafT was the
scene of a most brilliant affair given ii
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Robinson
and Mr. Rappelle of Chicago. Artistic
bouquets of roses and chrysanthemums
wore conspicuous everywhere There
were no definite plans for amusement,
only caid tables for those who wished to
play, and dance. Delicious re
freshments were served on little
tables late in the evening in the dining
room. The invited guests were: Messrs.
and Mesdames Beeson, Green, Oliver
RoJgers, Leonaid, Coffroth, Hargreaves
Ladd, Townley, Lippincott, Brown. W.
C. Wilson, R. tl. Oakley, Marshall, C. L.
Burr, Capt. and Mrs. Guilfoylo, J. T.
Dorgan, Wright, C.T. Brown, Omaha;
Chas. Robinson, Chicago, Mr. Wade,
Omaha, Maud Oakley and Mr. Fred
Rappell.
Last Saturday afternoon .Mrs. J. A.
BuckstafT gave a pleasant Kensington at
her handsome home at G and Seven
teenth streets. The house was beauti
fully decorated with cut flowers and
chrysanthemums. In the dining room
red was the prevailing coloi. The party
was given in honor of Mrs. Wade of
Omaha. The invited guests were:
Mesdames Marshall, Ladd, Beeson,
Brown, Wade, Lippincott, Townley, Leo
nard, Brown, Denver; W. B. Wilson, W.
C. Wilson", R. H. Oakley, Yates, Wright,
Robinson, Chicago; Til ton, Hoyle, Ed.
Effing. White, Lambertson, Campbell.
Will E. Clark ate Thanksgiving dinner
at Omaha. He witnessed the Nebraska
Iowa game.
Mr, F. D. Cornell, of the Missouri Pa
cific railway refereed tho Kansas-Missouri
game at Kansas City Thanksgiv
ing day.
"The Courier is very sorry to hear of
the illness of Governor Dawes of Crete
and twice as happy to hear of his rapid
convalescence.
Business men and ladies shopping
should take their luncheon at the Model
Restaurant, 312 South Twelfth. No
better place can be found in the city.
StBgle meals 15 cents, Sunday dinner 25
erais. Ticket $3.
The -M atinee Musicals gave a recep
tion to all the other clubs in the city
last Saturday afternoon. Their rooms
in the Salebury block are very pleasant
in color and form. The ladies served
tea and wafers to their uests.
Mrs. fi. H. Pratt and daughter Marcia
of Fremont returned home Monday
after a pleasant visit with Dr. Abbott's
family at the asylum. Mrs. Pratt called
on numerous friends in the city.
Miss Mary Fechet, daughter cf Major
E G. Fechet has returned from Ft.
Meade, where she has been spending
the summer with old friends.
The second floor of the Harris block,
1134 N street, has bren fitted up for a
dancing hall. The floor has received
th attention of experts. It is of hard
wood, and the boards are laid parallel
with the length or the hall. Parties
desiring to rent it can do so at the
Courier office, in the same block.
The Model Restaurant is an excellent
place for family board. It is also ex
cellently situated for persons spending a
day in the city. Ladies while shopping
can find no better place for luncheon.
Meals 15 cents, Sunday dinner 25 -cents
Tickets $3. 312 South Twelfth.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jungegave a card
party Friday night at their home 1340 C
street. Hearts was the game played
decorations we 2 nrettv and the convor Mr. Elliott 4The Ph. D's That
rations lively. Those present were: to Come."
Mesdames Robert Wilson, Grant Hoge- Mr. Parmelee "Co operation."
land, James Stevens, Wallace Crandall; The guests were: Prof, and Mrs. H.
Miss Dorina Taylor of Tacomn, Wash.; Nicholson, Doctors John White, Rosa
Miss Grace Walker, Bridgeport, Conn; Bouton, Samuel Avery; Messrs. R. S.
Misses Cora and Florence Ingles and Hiltner, M. E. Hiltner, F. S. Culver,
Miss Margaret Hallet Benton Dalo3, Ward Hildreth Elliott,
This year's Lehigh Valley and Scran- Parmelee, Heimrod, Fred Cooley, Mr.
a fhnrlAa aUU SHT9. iUttltUCl, ili. nuomiui.g
which was followed by dainty refresh
ments. Those present were: Messrs.
and Mesdames Paul H. Holm, B. F.
Bailey, F. D. Cornell, Kleinkauf, H. G.
McVicker, E. E. Henkle, Wortham and
Mies Bailey, Miss Lau and Mr. Lau,
sister and brother of the hostess, and
Miss Retta Junge assisted in receiving
the guests.
R. B, Howell, city engineer of Omaha,
was in Lincoln Sunday calling on
friends.
Steve Langworthy, of Seward, a
former university student and Pleasant
Hour man, was in the city over Monday.
Ho is a promising young lawyer of that
city.
Sutton & Hollowbush havo invented
a cough drop. They call it the S. & H.
Sutton & Hollowbush, and it is a good
one. Stop and get one on your way to
tho theatre. It will save you a spasm
of coughing.
Mrs. T. M. Marquet has been enter
taining her niece, Mrs. Johnson, of Kan
sas City, tho past few days.
Mrs. W. W. Bussell, of Indianola, la.,
who has been the guest of her brother,
Judge M. B.Reese, returned home Sun
day. Mrs. J. B. Wright will entertain her
brother, Mr. Chas. RobinEon, and his
friend, Fred Rapelle, of Chicago, on
Thanksgiving. Mrs. Robinson has been
here two weeks. A number of social
functions have been given these charm
ing visitors.
Miss McCIure of Mt. Pleasant, la., is
visiting her sister. Mrs. W. F. Kelley.
Miss McCIure has frequently favored
Lincoln with a visit and her many
friends will welcome her again.
Miss Anna Dick, modiste, has moved
her rooms to 1318 O street.
Miss Josephine, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. D. B. Miller, was married Sunday
at 4 o'clock at the residence of her par
ents to Mr. George M. Palmer. The
ceremony was performed by Dr. C. M.
Shepherd in the presence of twenty
relatives and friends. The house was
prettily decorated in carnations and
cbyrsant.hemumR. Mr. and Mrs. Pal
mer will be at home 3145 S street after
December 9.
The students second Recital of the
University of Nebraska School of Music
occurred Tuesday evening. The pro
gram was a carefully selected one and
was rendered in such a way as to throw
great credit on the work of the school.
The vocal numbers are to be especially
commenced as the pupils appearing in
them have not studied in the school
more than six months.
10 and 20 per cent off on hair goods.
Ornaments at cost. Shampoo and hair
dress 35c New goods arriving dailv.
Mrs. J. C. Bell, 1414 O street
The Bucyrus Mandolin club had a
very jolly as well as profitable meeting
at the home of Miss Florence Farwell
last Monday evening. At the business
meeting it was decided to give an enter
tainment for the benefit of the Woman's
Aidseciety of the Episcopal church.
The members and visitors present were:
Miseee Grace Oakley, Laura Houtz,
Henrietta Hollowbush, Maud Oakley
Jessica Morgan, Florence Farwell, Mae
Burr, Alice Slaughter; Messrs. Fred
White, Homer Honeywell, C. Y. Smith,
F. C. Cooley, John Farwell, W.E. Clark
and E. M. Fairfield; Mr. and Mrs. F.
W. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Mar
shall. . Mrs. W. B. Richardson gave a charm
ing Kensington Friday, the 20th. The
ton hard coal 99.40 per ton
Gregory's, 11th and O.
Fred C. Cooley attended the foot ball
game in Omaha Thanksgiving.
O. S. Hulse has received a certificate
for charter membership in tho National
Association of Embalmers. It is the
only one west of Danville, 111. This is
an organization which held its first
meeting at Pittsburg last July. Mr.
Hulse received the announcement of
his appointment as delegate from Ne
braska to the next meeting at Detroit,
Michigan.
and Miss Sullivan.
Mr. Ralph Modjeska, the son of the
great actress, spent a few days in the
city last week, the guest of Prof. Owens.
He is a successful civil engineer, and has
just finished a bridge over the Missis
sippi from Davenport and Rock Island.
It was erected by the United States.
Mr. Modjeska came to America when he
was a lad and spent his youth in Cali
fornia on a ranch. Sinkievich, the Po
lish novelist came with him, though
that was before he became a novelist.
Mr. Modjeska says that Sinkievich, the
Mrs. A. B. Coffroth, who has been vis- man who wrjtes 0f cutting heads off as
iting in the east all suminerand recently nonchalantly as the society reporter do-
with her mother and sister in Tcrro
Haute, returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. F. W. Brown went to Omaha
Friday to assist at tho reception of Mrs
Clinton Powell.
The New Cotillion club, composed of
young married people, will give a party
next Thursday evening at tho homo of
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Buckstaff, festivities
scribes an afternoon tea, was unable to
cut off a turkey's head without turning
h's back en the bird, when it was neces
sary to have turkey for dinner. Mr.
Modjeska himself is a quiet man of the
world who has read, seen and thought
more than the common man.
Miss Alice Sheldon of Holdrege has
invited a house party for the Thauks-
having crowded it out this week. Damo giving holidays. The party consists of
Rumor says the favors are pretty and Misses Charlotte Clark, Dena Loomis,
that Capt. Guilfoyle has numerous new Gertrude Marsland and Lizzie Bonnell
figures for the merry dancers. of Chicago; Messrs. Alex Sheldon, Otis
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wright gave an Vvuipple, Carl Marley and Harry HickB
elegant dinner Thanksgiving day for of Chicago. Deputy State Auditor O.
their visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Hedlund took the party to Holdrege.
Robinson, C. E. Yates, J. A. Buckstaff, The merry party left Wednesday even-
MissMaud Oakleyand Mr.Fred Rappcle. ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook returned on The Patriarchs gave the second party
Tuesday from their wedding tour of the season Friday etening at the
through the east anp to Michigan. They dancing hall in the Harris block. More
omwf in start west in about a week. than the usual number of the membero
"Mr. Harry Hargrcaves started Tuesday
besides a number of visitors from abroad
for Chicago to spend 1 hanksgiving with were present. The hall was made lovely
.. - ., for the occasion by an abundance of
I1IU TTlfll -.
On Saturday evening. November 21,
the members of the chemical depart
ment of the state university gave a din
ner to Dr. Samuel Avery at the univer
sity club house.
The menu was written on laboratory
order sheetB in chemicalese as follows:
(Form L)
ORDER SHEET.
MENU.
H20
Proteids-Carbobydrates
C3H5(C3U7C(K)3
Cellulose-Na. d.
Nitrogenous Substances
Pectin
C13H20O10 C12A24013
Perfect FoodatO'C
IWater
i chicken naiad
celery and salt
turkey and dressing
Cranberry sauce
Angel food
Ice Cream
C12B22011
Caffeine
KHC4H40C
palms, chrysanthemums and household
furnishings.
The Olympic Club had its regular
meeting at the home of Harry Harley,
Friday evening.
Mr. R. J. Green's friends will be sorry
to hear of his illness the past week.
Last Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. Wilson entertained about fifteen
friends in compliment to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Robinson and Mr. Fred Rap
pele. The many friends of Mrs. Smith Wil
son will be pleased to learn that she is
recovering from her serious illness of
threa weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dorgan have re
turned from a short trip to Denver, Col.
Owen Oakley started last Sunday for
Denver, CoL He will spend his
vacation with Ralph
Candy Fruit
Coffee
Olives and nuts Thanksgiving
Name-Dr. Avery. Hathaway.
Date October 20, 1896. Previous to Thanksgiving, the Flower
Laboratory Heidelberg. Mission received donations of thesub-
N.B. Orders for chemicals must be stantials of life, which they left with the
accompanied by a bottle. flowers at the various hospitals and
The dishes were the beakers and tubes needy homes of the city,
that are used in the laboratory. Chicken uiea Sarah B. Harris left Wednesday
salad, in a crystalizing dieb.this ia a large for Denver, CoL Miss Harris will be the
flat dish with edges an inch high. Water guest of Mrs. D. D. Muir for tho
was in small beakers called 15 c. c and Thanksgiving holidays,
was passed in metre flasks. The turkey A very jolly affairwasthe dancing
was at home in an evaporating dish. party giyen Saturday eveningat
Pectine, cranberry sauce was served in Worthington Academy. This was a de
lightful finish to the extra pre-vacation
beaker covers. Each guest drew a letter
which spelled when they took
their teats at the table, Depart
ment of Chemistry.
Prof. Nicholson acted as toastmaster
and he called for the following senti
ments. Dr. Avery "Germany, The Paradise
of the Student."
Dr. White "My Duck Hunting Ex
perience in Ann Arundel county, Mary
land."
Miss Bouton "The Carbohydrates of
Nebraska."
Mr. Heimrod "Leipsig Allerlei."
work ending the day before Thanks
giving. Lincoln society will have a treat when
the Mapelson Italian Grand Opera Co.
comes this winter. It hus a cast of 225
people.
Miss Jessie Lansing came home from
Brownell Hall Wednesday, where she
attends school. She will be here for the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Miss Carrie Wasmer stopped off in
Lincoln Monday on her way home from
Omaha to Grand Island. Mrs.L W.
j.!i