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Campbell knows that it is juBt like her. mora sense of ths fll ness of things than
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Miss Blanche Hargreaves has
invitations for a kensington to be given
January 8th.
Mies Blanche Ilnrgreaves entertained
a few friends at a kensington on Thurs
day af lerncon.
The Lincoln High s.'hool boys gave 8
' party at the L. L. I. hall on Tuesday
evecing in honor of their friends from
' Beat ice.
.Miss May Hone) well is entertaining
Misses La Salle and Hayes ot Beatrice.
MissReta Moody of Beatrice is with
Miss Edna Uarpham.
' Mr. and Mrs. W. O, Thomas enter
tained at dinner Tuesday evening Judge
and Mrs. Black of Bloomington and
Judge and Mrj. Spurlock of Phtts
- mouth. .
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Thomas returned
to ths city on Tuesday after a month's
at Bicce in Chicago and the east. They
attended .ths silver wedding of Senator
ail Mrs. John M. Tnuretonot Omaha on
Christmas night and the dancing party
f their son Clarence, who is spending
his Harvard vacation at home, on Mon
day evening.
" A very pretty weddiog took place at
11 0 Monday morning at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Turner, at 1538 J
street. Rev. H. J. Kirechstein perform
ed the ceremony, which united in the
bonds of matrimony Wilford A.Deweese
and Miss Freeda Shell. Only the im
mediate families ot the bride and groom
were present. After a short wedding
trip to St. Louis, Mr. and Ma Deweese
will make their home in Lincoln.
Mr?. Holyoke entertained the Iowa
Wbist club on Tuesday evening very de
lightfully. This club originally was
composed only of former students of the
Jowa college, but later other members
have lecn addid. The club members
nra Prof, and Mrs. Barbour, Prof, and
Mrs. Fi'n?, Prof, and Mrs. Kimball,
Prof, and Mrs. Richards, Judge and
Mib. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Munger,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Love. Mr. and Mrs.
Le Gore, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Holyoke,
Mr. and Mrs. R, A. Hoi joke. In addi
tion to clnb member", Mr. and Mis. W.
M. Chapman and D. A. Campbell.
A few Phi Pdip who have remained in
the city during vacation gave an infor
mal dancing party -at their house on
Monday evening. The party waa given
for Ar. Fratk Steiner, one of their mem
bers, who is spanding the holidays with
tbem. The yourg iieople were chaper
oned by Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Ladd. Miss
Willoughby furnished th mes'c. The
guests weie Misses JcsdeLinsing, Leola
Vdniil, Margaret Winger, Blanche Har
greaves, DaTsy Miner, Edna Polk, Miss
Naib. and M.S3 Haecker of Minneapolis;
Messrs. S. A. Whif, F. Korsmeyer, B.
Wilson, H. Shedd, G. Shedd, J. Kowe,
. Haecker, D. Red, F. Steiner and V
Barber.
Mrs. M. n. Garten entertained the
meiibers of the Century club on Friday
evening to wa'ch the old year out and
Some were rather startled to see the men
in their evening dress acd the ladies in
handsome reception gowns. Yet 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 towaid metopDlitan
democracy a thing very noticeably ab
sent from Lincoln sce'ety. The best is
too often saved for a small clique. Tbe
general cordiality and interest displayed
on th:s night 's an improvement which
m;ght bs studied to advantage.
The Patriarchs gave the second party
of the seas n oa Wednesday evening
in tbe new hall in the Bra e block.
Tbe front room was canvassed for the
occasion. Miss Wi lough b 'a orchestra
furnished the musV. The guests weie:
Met s:s and M ssrp.
Me'dames Thurber,
Wilsjn, Raymond,
Rodger?, White,
W W. Wilson, Ljors,
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Office 109 South nth St, Telephone 234.
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Raymond, A. C. Wilson, "
Fucke, Wing,
D. D. Muir, Yates,
Ogden, Ladd,
Campbell, Misses
Burnham, Putnam,
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The following ladies and gentlemen
are expected to be on hand to rrcitve
callers at the art gall ;ry this afternoon.
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. Ever -body
is invited.
Mr. and Mrs.
N. S. Har wood, C. II. G re.
L. U. Richards, W. J. Lamb,
R. E. Moore.
Dr. and Mrs.
B. F. Bailey, C. F. Ladd,
R. E. Grff n.
Prof, and Mrs.
C E. Bessey, T. E. Hodgman,
Barbour.
Chancellor ar.d Mis. MacLeao.
Mr. M. A. McConcell,
Miss Sarah Harris.
Dr. W. B. Lawry.
The members of the Young Women's
Chris'ian Afsociation wi'l be happy to
receive all their f.isnds, both ladies and
gent'emen at their association rooms
from 3 to 9 p. rr. today. The followir g
have been invited to receive at the hours
stated:
From 3 ta 4 p. m. Mesdam's: Welch,
Richards, Bryan, Hin 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, Fields, Grpgory, Raymond,
Herschatein and Wole.
From 7 to 8 p. m. Mesdames: Harley,
Hartley, Avery, Hinman, Haleted and
Doase.
From 8 to 9 p. m. Mesdames: Hyde
T1 BOUT January 19 ch we will place
(5V on sale our Spring- importations of
-- Swiss embroideries, choice lines of
white dress goods, novelties in printed
wash goads and large assortments of
domestic ar.d foreign wodI dress goods.
Miller & Paine
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Xmas is Over
T T'e thank all our customers and everv one else for the!
VV- biffgest Xmas trade we have experienced in the J!
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past thirteen long years in our business. We wish
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trade, and assure you that we will try and attend your?
wants in the future as well as in the past. We thank S
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GOOD LUCK GROCERY. llO O Street.
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the new year in. Light refreshments liriratn, Manley, Manning, Cbipperheld,
were served very daintily. Theguetts Beach and Baldwin .
were:
Prof, and Mrs.
Candy,
Messrs. and
Meedamss
F.E.Oarapbfl',
Henry Hartley,
I. Hindman,
J. E. Hill.
C. I. Jones,
W. E. Kirkr,
J. T. Lees,
Mcs-rs. and
Mesdames
G. W. Noble,
J. F. Say lor,
M. Scott,
R. T. Van Brunt,
G.G.Wai'e,
J. W. Wicger,
Mesdames
E. II. Polk,
R. II. Howell,
W. H. McCreery, Mi3s Annia Miller.
Desidediy one of the meat metropoli
tan of society events this season was tbe
re33ptioa given by the Ha don Art club
A wedding of much intjrest to Lin -coin
peopV took place Wednesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock in Beatrice, at the
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 Mira Flora Beam. The
couple took their position under a large
floral arch and were weadtd by Rev. C.
S. Dudley, using the Episcopal service.
Atter the service an elaborate wedding
dinner was served. At twelve Mr. and
Lruis. The; will be at home in Lincoln
after January 15th. Eoth Mr. and Mrs.
Harley have hosts of friends in Lincoln
who wish them happiness. Guests f rem
Lincoln were Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Harley,
J. M. Burkt, A. H. Howell, Mrs. Alice
Howell, C. II. Gere, Geo. Rogers, (J. R.
Richard; Mies's Dora and Edna Harley,
Ena Kiiketts, May Whiticg, Nellie Lao,
Mibal L'ndley, Grace Bridge; Messrs J.
T. and Howard Harley, R. M. Welch, J.
W. Jones; Mr. ard Mrs. L.H. Buikaand
Mr. D. F. Burks of Faitbury.
Mr. N. S. Harwood and Mis3 Har wood
return d from their European tour on
Friday.
Mr D. E. Thompeon hasretumeJ from
Mexico.
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New Patterns in Artistic Wall
Paper Just received . . .
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U. I. fiUUli, LcniiaK'sOld-t-nd.
Botksp It, Stationer and Dealer
in wii dow shades and wall paper.
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Druggist and
Bookseller.
WhlUna'a
Fine Stationery
and
Calling Cards
127 S. Eleventh Street.
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