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for a German to be given at the Courier
Hall Iho 17th of December. Ibis will
undoubtedly bo on of tho largest and
, prettiest parlies of tho season.
Dr. White expects to spend his hnli
' day vacation with eastern friend?. Ho
leaves Lincoln on tho 18th.
Dr. and Mrs. Abbot and Mr. and Mrs.
Burkettwill give a dinner and card"
party at tho asylum tonight at which
Gpvernor and Mrs. Ilolcomb will bo
present.
Misses Mao Burr, Graco Oakley and
Messrs. Malla'ieu and Lansing occupied
a box at tho Lansing on Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs.-0. L. Burr entertained
the new whist club on Monday even-og-
Mrs. Jay E. White is in Grand Island
visiting his mother.
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On Monday evening Chancellor and
Mrs. MacLean invited tho resident
alumni to a conferenco held at 'their
homo on H street. After a few moments
of friendly greetings betwetn members
of classes, tho chancellor invited "his
guests to go up higher. When they
were seated in a large room in tho top
atory, Chancellor MacLean told them
that he had invited tho alumni to his
house for a family consultation on tho
needs and tho resources of tho univer
sity. Ha presented the estimates of ex
penses for the ensuing biennium and
invited discussion and en expression of
opinion from those present. After the
business waB finished the company was
served with ices and cakes on tho first
floor. It was a very pleasant occasion.
Classmates had an opportunity to ro
new their vows of friendship and mem
bers of adjacent classes recalled their
hostility with regret that a fitting oc
casion for tho exhibition of it had gouo
perhaps never to return. Thcro wero
numerous encounters however where
tire snapped from steel clad wits as it
used to "enduin do wah.'' It is a pity
that theso pleasant social reunions do
not occur of tencr.
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aro elegant. Lincoln Coai Co., 120G O.
Mr. and Mrs. Burnham will givo a
dancing party on Monday ovening to
introduce Miss Burnham, who is tho
prettiest debutante of the 6eaEon. Miss
Alexander and Miss Kissam of Omaha
will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eurnhsim
for the occasion. Mr. Wing Allen of
Omaha will also be present. Tho ball
will be held at the Lansing La1!.
Mrs. C. T. Brown, born Chapman, of
Denver, is visiting Mrs. J. A. Duck-staff.
The recital at tho First Presbyte
rian church by Miss Gaylord, assisted
by Miss Flank and Mr. Kettering, will
be given on Tuesday evening of next
week. Miss Gaylord's voice and mothod
have improved very much since she left
Lincoln, and every one is anxious to
hear her.
Miss Daisy Cochran entertained tho
Olympic whist club last evening.
Mies Alice Slaughter spent today :n
Omaha.
Miss Blossom Williamson will onter
tam fraternity boys of several denomin
ations this evening.
Miss Xclia Cochrano entertained tho
Olympic Whist club last evening. Tho
honors wero hotly contested until 11
o'clock when a dainty luncheon was
cerved by tho charming hostess, after
which dancing was indulged in by tho
following members and guests: Misses
Nance. Fcchct, Slaughter, Kisser, Lau,
Winger, Odell, Watkins, Rector, Coch
rane; Messrs. Ames, White, Grupe,
Honeywell, Walsh, Gustin, Burks, Far
well, Burks, Lottridge, Merrill, Mr. and
. Mrs. Frank Woods, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Cochrane.
Mr. Russell Thorpe, jr., of Edgcmont,
returned home lust Sunday.
Miss Maud Oakley and Mrs. D. A.
Campbell attended a reception in Omaha
Tuesday. It wan given by tho Woman's
club for tho musician, L. Godowsky.
Mrs,Judgo Kelley of Omnha spent
Wednesday in Lincoln. Sho was called
to Illinois by tho severo illness of Dr.
Kerman, formerly of Lincoln.
A number of callers dropped into tho
BuckstafI homo on Wednesday evening
sufficient to mako thrco tiblcs of whist.
Mrs.F. W. Smith went to Omaha
Tuesday morning. From there, in com
pany with Mis3 Anno Hunting, of Bos
ton, Mrs. A. B. Smith's sister, sho went
to Chicago for n few dnys of pleasure
and shopping.
Mrs. F. W. Kellcy and sister, MiVs Mc
Clure, left this week for Mt Pleasant,
la., Miss McClure's home.
A very thoughtful and beautiful act
was Mr. David Majer's gift to tho
Flower Mission, Thursday morning.
The largo quantity of Lcautiful flowers
which had served their mission at tho
funeral of his lato wife, Mrs, Mayer,
were given as an added ble-sing to tho
sick of tho city through tho kindness of
Mr. Mayer to the ladies of tho Flower
Mission.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Houtznro at homo
to their friends at the Imhoff residence,
Twelfth and J streets.
Mrs. Oliver Rodgers gavo a dinner
with elegant appointments last Thurs
day evening to the following ladies and
gentlemen: Messrs. and Mcsdamoa
J. B. Wright, J. A. Buckstaff, Francis
Brown, Mrs. Chas. Rabiuson of Chicago,
and Mrs. C. T. Brown and Mr. F. W.
Kelly.
Last Monday evening tho Round
Table, consisting of about twenty mem
bers wero charmingly entertained at tho
homo of Mr. Hudsrm Imhoff. Judgo
1 ibbctts acted as leader. Delightful re
freshments were served after tho pro
gram. C. E. Yates gavo an elegant dinner
Tuesday evening for tho ladies who as
sisted with her musicalo of tho previous
week.
Lincoln was represented at tho society
circus by a number of pcoplo.
Tho Book club met with Mrs. O. E.
Yates last Saturday afternoon. All of
the books had not been brought in, eo
tho annual auction tale is postponed to
this afternoon, at Mrs. Yates'. All
ladies are requested to bring or send
their books.
Call at L3ighton "s. 1123 O street, for
holiday goodp, line stationery, etc. Goods
new and nice. Prices very low.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Burr will givo tho
fitst meeting of n new whist club this
evening at their pretty home. Iho
members are: Messrs. and Mesdames
Ueeson, Green' W. B. Harcreavcs, L. C.
Burr, C. L. Burr, Carl Funke, Outcalt,
and Capt and Mrs. Guilfoyle. Monday
will bo tho usual evening for meeting
hereafter.
Thcro will bo a meeting of tho Daugh
ters' or tho American Revolution to
commemorate Forefather's day at Mra.
S. B. Pounds, December 2. Chancel
lor MacLean, a son of tho American
Revolution will address the ladies. 'Iho
distinguished guosts expected are: Mrs.
II. C. Jayncs of Omaha, Mrs. Lang
worthy or Seward, Mrs. Clino of Minden
and Mrs. David Dean of Ashland.
The members of the First Pres
byterian church gave an elegant recep
tion in honor of their npw pastor, Rev.
and Mrs. Heindman, on Wednesday.
The church parlors were tastefully dec
orated with cut flowere, pnlm3 and
household decorations which the lzdiej
brought from their homes.
Mrs. J. II. Harley gave n Kensington
yesterday afternoon. The houso was
beautifully decorated in carnations and
roses.
The English club entertainod the
Woman's Faculty of tho uniuereity at
the homo of Mrs. S. B Pound Wednes
day afternoon. An excellent program
was prepared, consisting of original
sketches, poims and stories.
Miss Mamio Prico of Chicago sur
prised Mrs. Wnt. Leonard Wednesday
by coming to visit her unexpectedly tho
first part of the week.
Mr. Perry, ido to Gen. Coppinger,
etitioned at Ft. Douglas, is expected to
atttnd the cotillion given by the Patri
archs the 17th of this month.
Mrs. R. J. Green has returned from
Chicago and Lafayette. She was called
home by Mr. Green's illness, but ho had
recovered sufficiently to meet her at tho
train.
Mrs. W. B. HargrcavcB entertained
two tables of duplicate whist Wednes
day evening.
Miss Laura Iloutz hni been quito ill
tho past week. Her friends will bo
sorry to hear of it.
Mrs. G. M. Lambertson has gono to
Connecticut to visit her old home.
Mrs. A. B. Coffroth gavo a charming
dinner for Mrs. Charles Robinson of
Chicago, and other friends. The Cour
ier failed to mention tho delightful
luncheon given by Mrs. A. B. Collroth
last Thursday, December .1.
ThoMatineoMusicale will give a do
ligbtful program Monday afternoon at
the club rooms.
Th ladies of tho Patriarch club net
with Mrs. Barbour ta mako favors for
tho cotillion.
Mrs. C. E. Yat:s wont t Omaha
Tuesday.
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