THE COURIER.
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reception given Thursday for Mrs.
Kytor at Mrs. G. M. Lamberfon's.
Mrs. Sr dgwik will t.e tho guest of Mrs.
I. S. P. We ka until Monday evenirg.
Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Sheph srd pleas
antly entertained the Whatsoever an i
Kensington circles of Grace M. .
Cbuicb, at their he mo, 423 Nonh Twen
ty seienlh street, Friday evening. April
1G. Flower puzzles and prominent men
problems caused much amusement.
Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Ladd, Mrs. W. S.
Lattt and O.live Latta went to PlatU
mouth Wednesday to Attend a wedding.
They i pent Thursday in Omaha. Miss
Minna White, of PJalt-muulh returned
with them.
The gun club drew a number of men
from out of town to thettite tourna
ment which met Tuesday. F. S. Parme
le, of Omaha, one of the brst all round
shot3 in the west, and R. O. Heikles, of
Dayton, On champion shot of tho world
and others were here.
Mrs. Hayes B. Thomson gave a charm
ing Kensington yesterday afternoon at
her homo on M, between lGth and lTttj.
It was in compliment to her cuest. Miss
Helen Smith, of Omaha. Mies Smith
has visited h re before. Eler many
friends were happy to renew her ac
quaintance. Tne gentlemen came at 5
to have refreshment with the ladies
The invited guest were the Misses
Maine and Rosa Carson, Mary Fechflt,
Lucy Griffith Grace Griffith. Besue
Turner, Eleanor Raymond, Sad'e Burn
ham, Alice and Kitty Cowdery, Mario
Marshall, Henrietta Hollowbusn, Grace
Oakley, Maud Oakley, Sallio Furnas,
Kathrjn Brooks. Culbertson, Olive
Latta, Lotfe Whedon. Clara Buckstaff,
Alice Slaughter, Mae Moore, Mae Burr,
Florence Farwell, Estelle Curtice, Ag
nes Setvell, Helen Smith, of Omaha, and
Minna White, of Plattsmouth; Mes
dames Ross Curtice, L. W. Marshall,
Geo. Woods. J. T. Dorgan. O. Mohren
stecher. G. M. Imbertiou, W. F. Kelley,
F. W. Houtz; Messrs. Mattsjn Baldwia,
Guy Huilbutf, C. V. Smith, Joe
Mason, Frank Cowdery, Fied White,
Goo. Bartteit, James Fechet, Joe
Mollalieu, Sam E. Low Harry Evans
and others.
The many friends of Rev. A. Percy
Silvers will bo pleased to learn that he
is recovering from his recent illness
although somewhat slowly.
Mrs. B. M. Stoutnbo.-ougb of Platts
roouth cime on Wednesday to attend
the reception Thursday at Mrs. Lani
beiton's and the lecture given by Mrs.
Keyeor on the same evening.
Mrs. H. S. Jaynes and daughter Misj
HerLertaareexpettel in Lincoln, Fri
day to remain oterSunday the guc3tsof
Dr. and Mrs. Latta.
The largest and ui03t brilliant recep
tor tn h shn .it in- rohi huiipts. in tion cien for some time in Lincoln was
honor of the anniversary he Rave one of tendered Mrs. Jennie Kejsir of Omaha
Bust of the porter.
AmonK those present at the ceremony
from out of the city were: Mrs. Mills anil
MIks MIIN, mother anil !nter of the
bridegroom, Mrs. Walters anil .Miss Bau
man, all of Omnhn.
Charles K. Davis and Miss MInnIo
Mi'llck were married at noon Thursday at
the home of the bride's parents. 2444 1
street. They will leave Immediately for
Denver, where they expect to remain sev
eral d.iys. They will make their home In
thN city upon their return, as Mr. Davis
is local manager of the new mutual In
suranre company which was recently or
ganized. Miss Mellck Is n daughter of S.
M. Mellck. chief of police.
Mrs. Eva Grunlnger and two daugh
ters, Mrs. It. S. Mcintosh and two chil
dren and Miss Sarah Grunlnger are In
the city visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. C
Zlemer. Mrs. Grunlnger is Mrs. Ziem
er's mother. She and Mrs. Mcintosh are
from New York city. Miss Grunlnger's
home Is In Chicago.
Mrs. Mnry Hawley King died April IS
at the home of her son. Frank. In Chi
cago. Mrs. King was a sister of William
C. Hawley of this city. Mrs. llawley is
In Scrlbner. called there by the serious
illness of her brother, J. A. JCahon.
At the residence of the bride's parents.
Twenty-seventh and Holdrege streets.
April 13, Thomas C. Hitchcock and
Miss LIHls Stewart were married in the
presence of a number of relatives and
friends. Rev. C. A. Stewart of the Pres
byterian church of Fairmont otllclating.
After the ceremony, cake and Ices were
served and a very pleasant evening was
spent. Valuable and useful presents were
left by the guests as tokens of the esteem
and best wishes of all. The young couple
will make their home in University
Place.
A very dainty and pretty ceremony took
place at Chief Mellck's home yesterday at
noon when Miss Minnie Mellck and
Charles E. Davis were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony by Itev. Dr. Halstead
of St. Paul's MethoJlst church. The wed
ding was quiet, a few relatives only being
present. Mr. and Mrs. Davis left on the
Itock Island In the aflernoon for Colorado
where they will visit for a few weeks, re
turning to reside In this city, where the
groom Is stationed as manager of the
Farmers' Mutual.
Miss Winnie II. Pound, daughter or A.
L. Pound, became Mrs. John II. Vanllorn
on Wednesday evening at the home of her
parents, 1302 A street. The number of
guests was somewhat curtailed by the
storm. Itev. Itobert T. Chlpperfield of
Trinity M. E. church jerformed the cere
mony. Mr. and Mrs. Vanllorn will live in
Norfolk, where Mr. Vanllorn Is a mer
chant. Itev. J. It. Woodcock, advance agent
for Dr. T. DeWitt Talmage. Is In the clty
arranglng for the address of the distin
guished minister in the interests of Indl.i,
Thursday evening of next week. The ad
dress mill be In the Lansing on the famine
In India, and what the American people
can and .should do to aid the sufferers.
Captain 1. W. BIHIngsley remembered
yesterday that it was thirty-six years
slncl; he put his name down on a list of
work with Miss Woodford.
All lidies are envited to at'end tho
Sunday 4 o'clock meeting at tbe ioon.8.
That they ma7 become acquainted with
the young lad:o3 and sje tho Donelits
derived from tbe work.
Mrs. F. M. Hall and Miss Wi'd. tho
secretary have returned from Detroit
where they Httended the national con
vention. 'J ha were pleased with tho
meeting, the city and tho hospitality ex
tnded by tho cit zona to tho visiting
delegates.
UNIVERSITY NEWS.
Chancellor McLan will deliver the
annual address for the Y. M. C. A., at
Lawrence, Kansas.
Pi Beta Phi will give a party at Lan
sing hall, April 30.
Bata Theta Pi will give a pirty at tho
residence of Mr. II. P. Lau, May 1.
Miss Mercy Walker has just recoverod
from the measles.
Littla MUs E lithi Dem spent Mon
day and Tuesday with her sister, Miss
Nellie Dean, r.f "97.
Prof. Brs;ey has just accepted a very
f irmal invitation to a banquet given by
the Mercantile Club of St. Lous, May
14, in memory of Henry Shaw of that
city, a wealthy man who established tbe
Shaw gardens, and who, some time be
fore his death, tiansferred lhein to tho
city or St. Louis, under th9 name of the
Missouri Botanical Gardens, along with
a sufficient sum of money so that a ban
quet might ba given each year in his
memory.
Last Tuesday, morning Prof. Barbour
gave a short talk in the chapel on the
death of Prof. E. I). Copj, of tho Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
Probably next Wednesday evening
will be rot apart by the Microscope Club
as a memorial evening in honor of Prof.
Cope. Informal talks will be given by
people who were intimat-ly acquainted
with tho Professor. The meeting will
be held in Nebraska Hall and all are in
vited. Dr. Freleaso, director of tho M &3ouri
Botanical Gardens, will deliver the an
nual address before the Botanical
Seminar, May 27. The topic announced
is "Classification of Botanical Librar
ies." This may be of interast to many.
MissBertbaAlvoord has been suffering
from a severe burn on her face.
his little dinners to a few intimates where
Jollity was universal.
Captain and Mrs. Edgar S. Dudley
who arrived in Lincoln last week from
St. Paul, Minn., are tbe recipients of
mny favors from Lincoln friends. Sat
urday Mr. and Mrp.C. E. Yates invited
several friends to dinner to meet them
Other dinners were given Wednesday by
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bruce Coffroth; Thurs
day by Mr. and Mrs. 'J. II. Harley, and
tonight Mr. and Mrs. John B. Wright
will entertain thorn.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Smjser and
Thursday afternoon by MesdameB G.
M. Lambertson. H. 11. Wheeler and
H. II. Wilson at tho home
of Mrs. G. M. Lambcrlson. The
lloral decorations of the apartments
were nio-t artistic with palms and
snowy Easter lillies and cut flowers.
Pink was the prevailing color in the
dining room where ices were served.
Mrs. S. H. Burnhan, Miss Burnhan and
Miss Raymond. The ladies who assisted
in receiving we.-e Mesdames A. J.
Sawyer W. F. Kelly, Gc8. Meissner,
Mrs. atoutenboiougn ot I'latismoum,
eon. of Brooklyn. Mass., are the gues's Mrs. Sedgewick of ork. Several hun
cf Mr. and Mrs. Hawley. Mm. Sm)ser died ladies calleJ during the atternoon-
Wand Y. W. C A.
May 7, Prof. Caldwell delivered llw
address before the graduating class ot
tho High School at Auburn.
Prof. Wolfe will go to Dorchester,
May 8. to speak before the County ,
Teachers Association.
Miss Smoyer and Mr. Dennison went
to Tvcumsoh lat Saturdiy to act as
judges in the High School Declamatory
contest.
Dr. Bessey reports that the people of
David City show a remarkable Interest
in educational matters, so much so,
that standing room was at a premium
during the association.
Last winter one of the Botanical stu
dents brought from Arizona two fine
specimens of the buro thoene. a plant
exceedingly rare, and interesting since
it grows several feet high without a
single leaf, and is densely covered with
strong thorns. This will be made the
subject of a scientific paper for the
summer school.
The Botanical society of America, of
which Dr. Bessey Is president, will meet
this year in Toronto about the middle
of August. A great many British bot
anists are extpected to be present at
this meeting.
The historical society got an appro
priation of $3..r00 for the coming blen
nlum, $50 more than the former appro
priation. Mr. Allen Fling, who graduated in
'9. and who has been teaching In the
Nebraska City High school, has accept
pd a position In the Lewis Institute,
Chicago.
CORA ADELENE GARBER.
Mr. and Mrs. Inns, bewell announce
the engagement of their daughter Agnes
Carol.ne to the Rev. A. Peny Silvers.
is as handsome as cvei and the baby is
a fins boy.
Miss Mao Monro is vis't'ng Miss
Scipio Dundy of Omaha. She attended
the Monday night club dance.
MesJamea E. E. Brown. O. X. Hum
phrey, Judge Norval. C. E. Gere, J. E.
Hill and Mrs. W S. Latta attended the Tfa recept;on giv(,n ,art Tuesday for
board raeetinz of the State Chanty As- the yonn2 Bdies in the Y. W. C. A. was
jo.tatiou at the Industrial Home. Mil- .,, affair. Hright conversation
ford. Tuesday evening. w9 iDtermingIed with sweet music
Mis Mae Burr attended the Monday l here were forty ladies present. Plans
n'ght club dance in Omaha this week. r0r the last lecture were made to be held
She expects to remain some time visiting. j two wceka.
fiiends. The biblo claBsis were well attended
Cards were rrcived in Lincoln Tups- Tuesday. Professor Bessy's lecture was
day annonncirg the arrival April 13, of greatly njoyid. Profetsor bherman
a OaueLt-r, Eleanor Trimble, to Mr. and will lecture tbe next time, the first
Mr. F. W. Little ot Akron, Ohio. Mr. Tuesday in May. A treat is anticipated,
and Mn. Little have many friends in Beginning with next week the regular
Lincoln to whom this will Le pleasant Sunday school lessons will Lo taken up..
ne8 ..... x Cooking lessons have been postponed
The Cotillion club will give a patty on acc0unt of house cleaning.
Thursday eveuing at the home of Mr. The Magazine club will meet Wednes
and Mrs. J. A. Buckstaff. This will un- day at the rooms. Misa Harris will re
doubtedly be a merry party after the Tjevr quo Vadis at this meeting. AH
season of Lent in test Favors are beirg 0 welcome to attend,
made by the ladies. Mrs. C. R. Richards The Shakspere class has finished
will give an afternoon card party toJsy '-Antony and Cleopatra" and are be
at htt hoaie on Sixteenth betweeu L ginning "Romeo and Juliet." This
and R streeta. German whist will be courue will la6t to the end of May. Any
the entertainment. one wishine to take up the work is
.Mrs. Sedgwick of York attended the welcome. The claes has enjoyed their
R A. Kydberg of the class of '01, ac
companied 1 y Ernet Bessey, will pperd
the summer camping in tke Itniky
Mountains in Mont ma. and olleuting
Lotanicil specimens. Mr. Kydberg was
formeily assistant in the Botanical
Labratory. and now a graduats student
in Columbia University, N. Y.
Dr. Ward has just been elected a
member of the Zxiloical Society ot
France. This is one of tbe best and
most famous societies in France.
Miss Margaret McGealey, who wag
called home to Iowa last we?k on ac
count ot tho serious illness ot her
father returned to the University Wed
necay evening, her father being out ot
danger.
From now on, weather signals will 1 e
displayed from Keuraska hall. The
flags used will be the same a? used be
fore. The signals are, white fair
weather; blue rain; half white, half blue,
ljcal rains; when tho black trangle ap
peals above the temperature will bo
higher; when it appears below the tem
perature" will bi lower. Tho staff was
placed on the ball Wednesday.
The afternoon of May 7th has ber n bh
apart as a university holiday for Field
day.
Remember the Whitebreast Coal and
Lime Company is still furnishing its cus
tomers with best grades Pennsylvania hard
coal at $8 delivered.
(First Publication ApiiI17.)
SHERIFF SALE.
Notice is hereby given, That by virtue
of an order of sale, issued by the Clerk
of tho District Conrt of the Third Judi
cial District of Nebraska, within and
for Lancaster County. in an
action wherein William Stull and Louis
Stull, paitnera as Stull Brothers is
plaintiff, and Joseph Bairctt Admr., et.
al. defendants I will at 2 o'clock P. M.,
on the 18th day of May, A. D. 1897, at
the East door ot the Court House, in
the City of Lincoln, Lancaster County,
Nebraska, offer for sale at public auc
tion tho following described Lands
and TenpmentB to-wit:
North wetquatr (nw v,) of section
thirty (30) in township twlve (12) ranr.e
live (5) east of the Cth P. M. in Lan
caster county. Nebraska.
Given under my hand this 23rd day of
March, A. D. 1807.
John J.Trompen,
Sheriff.
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1221 O Street.
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city. Novelties in trimmings of i
all kinds. Trimmed and un-
trimmed hats.
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