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About The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1898)
f THE COURIER. but tben everybody who knows Mrs. Campbell knows that it is just like her. Misa Blanche Hargreaves has issued invitations for a kensington to be given January 8th. Mies Blanche Hargreaves entertained a few friends at a ken6ingtcn on 1 burs day afierncon. The Lincoln High s.'hool boys gave a party at the L. L. I. hall on Tuesday evening in honor of their friends from Beat ice. Miss May Honeywell is entertaining Misses La Salle and Hayes of Beatrice. Miss Ret a Moody of Beatrice is with Miss Edna Harpham. Mr. and Mrs. W. O, Thomas enter tained at dinner Tuesday evening Judge and Mrs. Black of Bloomington and Judge and Mrj. Spur lock of Pljtts mouth. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Thomas returned to the city on Tuesday after a month's at s;r.ce in Chicago and the east, They attended the silver wedding of Senator ail Mrs. John M. Tnuretonot Omaha on Christmas niglit and the dancing party c f their eon Clarence, who is spending his Harvard vacation at home, on Mon day evening. A very pretty wedding took place at 11:."0 Monday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Turner, at 1538 J streef. Rev. II. J. Kirschstein perform ed the ceremony, which united in the Londs of matrimony Wilford A.Deweeso and Miss Freeda Shell. Only the im mediate families of the bride ani g-oom were present. After a short wtdding trip to St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Deweese will make their home in Lincoln. Mr. Holyoke entertained the Iowa Whist club on Tuesday evening very de lightfully. This club origiaally was composed only of former students of the Iowa college, but later other members hi7o Lern addid. The club members ara Prof, and Mre. Barbour, Prof, and Mrs. Fln7, Prof, and Mre. Kimball, Prof, and Mrs. Richards, Judge and Mis. Sptnc r, Mr. and Mrs. Munger, Mr. and Mre. Don Love. Mr. and Mrs. LeGore, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Holyoke, Mr. and Mrs. Rf A. Ho! joke. In addi tion to clnb members Mr. an I Mis. W. M. Chapman and D. A. Campbell. A few Phi Psis who have remained in the city during vacation gave an infor mal dancing party at their bouse oa Monday eveuing. The party was given for At. FraLk Steiner, oneof their mem bers, who is spending the holidays with them. The yourg tieople were cbapcr ored by Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Ladd. Miss Willoughby furnished th nius'c. The guests weie Missis Jessie Lins:ng, Leola Vdnil, Margaret Winger, Blanche Har greaves, Da;sy Miner, Edna Polk, Mis3 Nah and M 83 Haecker of Minneipohs; Messrs. S. A. Whit, F. Korsmeyer, B. Wilson, II. Shedd. G. Shedd, J. Kowe, . Haecker, D. Red, F. Steiner and V Barber. Mrs. M. II. Garten entertained the members of the Century club on Friday evening to wa'ch the old year out and the new jear in. Light refreshments were served ve-y daintily. The guetts were: Prof, and Mrs. Mcsrs. and Candy, Mesdames Messrs. and G . W. Noble, Meedames J. F. Saylor, F. E.Campb 1', M. Scott, Henry Hartley, R. T. Van Brunt, I. Hindman, G.G. Waile, J. E. Hill. J. W. Winger, C. I. Jones Mesdames W. E. Kirkr, E. II. Polk, J. T. Lees, R. II. Howell, "W. II. McCreery, M133 Atinb Miller. Decidediy ono of the mest metropoli tan of society events this season was the reception given by the Ha don Art club on Chiistma? night in the art ball of the state university. Thero ro?m d to Lo more eecso of the fitness of things than is usually displayed on such nccasioi s Some were rather startled toseothe men in their evening dress and the ladies in handsome reception gowns. Vet this was as it should be. It seemed rather strange because it was a change. It is a trivial thing in itself, jet it shows a marked tendency towatd metopolitan democracy a thing veiy noticeably ab sent from Lincoln society. The best is too often saved for a small clique. TLo general cordiality and interest displayed on th:s niglit ;8 an improvement which nvght ba studied to advantage. The Patriarchs gave the second party of the seas n oa Wedno3day evening in the new hall in the Bra o block. The front room ua? canvassed for the occasion. Miss Wi lough b)'j orchestra furnished the mus. The gueats weie: Met s:s and Mi 83rp. Medames Thurber, Wilsm, Raymond, Rodger?, Wh'te, W W. Wilson, Lyors. Raymond, A. C Wilson, Fucko, Wing, D. D. Muir, Yatep, Ogden, Ladd, Campbell, Misses Burnham, Putnam, Lamberteon, Wocd, Lecnard. Winger, Misses Haecker and Miner. The fo'lowing ladies and gentlemen are expected to be on hand to rrcitve callers at the art gall ry this af.'einoon. A missionary friend of Miss Parker's will pour tea in a Chinese costume from a Chinese bower and in another part of the room punch will be terved. Every body is invited. Mr. and Mrs. X. S. Hararood, C. II. G re, L. C Richardp, W. J. Lamb, R. E. Moore. Dr. and Mr3. B. F. Bailey. C. F. Ladd, R. E. Gftr n. Prof, and Mrs. C. E. Bessey, T. E. Hodgman, Barbour. Chancellor atd Mis. MacLean. Mr". M. A. McConcell, Miss Sarah Harris. Dr.W. B.Lovrry. The menders of the Young Women's Chris ian Aesociation wi'l be happy to receive all their f.hndp, both ladies and gent'emen at their association rooms from .'$ to 9 p. rr. today. The followii g have been invitad to receive at the hours stated: From 3 t? 4 p. m. Mesdam s: Welch, Richards, Bryan, Ilin Jman, Hyder, Saw yer. Winger; Misses Palmer and Irwin From 4 to G p. m. Mesdames: Dorris, R'c'tetts, Calvert, Lambertson. McCre ery, Chambers, Leavit', MacLean, Bes sey and Sherman. From C to 7 p. m. Mesdames: Ogder, Rxlgere, Field?, Gregory, Raymond, Uerschetein and Wolfe. From 7 to 8 p. m. Mesdara-s: Harley, Hartley, Avery, Hinman, Halsted and Doaoe. From 8 to 9 p. m. Mesdames: Ily le Griffith, Manley, Manning, Chippertield, Beach and Baldwin. A wedding of mich intsrest to Lin coln peop'e took place Wednesday morn ing at 10 o'clock in Beatrice, at tie home of Mr. and Mrs J. R. Buiks when the lives of Harry Howell Harley and Martha Frances Burks were united in marriage. The guests were assembled inthedoub'o parlors on either side of the aisle down which the bride and groom were to pass. The wedding march was played by Miss Flora Beam. The couple took their position under a large Moral arch and were weadtd by Rev. C. S. Dudley, using the Episcopal service. After the service an elaborate wedding dinner was served. At twelve Mr. and Mrs. H rley left for Kansas City and St. OUR DELIVERED Penn Anthracite.... .... ..$8.00 Ruby hard . . Colo.-7.75 Canoi Gty Lump... Colo.. 7.65 Excelsior Lump-. . .Colo . . 6.65 Roue Lump ...Colo.. 6.65 Maitland Lump. ...Colo.. 6.65 Ro:k Springs Lump....Wyo.. 7.65 Haana Luinp....Vyo . 6.65 Du Quoin Lump... Ill ... 5.6o Cyclone .Lump. ..Ill . 5.60 Trjnton -Lump.... Ill . 5.60 Mendota Lump.... Mo... 4.50 Walnut Black Lump. ...Iowa . 4.50 Smoky Hollow. . Lump.... Iowa . 4.00 Keb. Ottumwa Lump.... 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