THE COURIER.
at his favorite bar, and the plan ex.
plained to him. He was very alow to
understand and it was necessary to go
over it a second time. At last light ap
peared to break on hi6 mind, tie drew
himself up and looked the editor square
ly in the face. "Wot t'tll?' said he;
"youEe wants me to feed me face at
table alongside o' dis gent an den turn
right around an' knock him, eb? Wot
do youse take me ft-r? Go fall into de
bay, will yer?'' And that is bow the
great enterprise went sgley.
Miss Katberine Brooks gave a kaffe
klatsch on Tuesday afternoon for her
guests, Miss Somers and Miss Smith of
Fremont. The parlors were tastefully
decorated with roses and dafodile. Her
gueits were:
Mesdames Meedames
Mallaiieu, Marshall,
Houtz, Meads,
Mrs. Kisser of Council Bluffs;
MUsee Misses
Honeywell, Uollowbuab,
Nance, Licdley,
Farweli, Harley,
Leland, Rector,
Hoover, Achton,
Outcalt, Wioger,
Griffeth, Colson,
Marshall, Eulass,
Lott ridge, Heat on,
Kisser, Bridge,
Wintersteen,, Burnham,
U. Clark, Latta,
Mies Williamson.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving G. Chapio gave
a heart party on Monday evening. The
house was decorated profusely with red
hearts. The lamp shades, and flowers,
the ices, bon bone, were all red. Dr.
Wilkinson and Miss Lootnis proved
themselves the most successful players.
The guests of the evening were:
Messrs. and Meesre. and
Mesdames Mcsdames
Preston, Billmeyer,
R. M.Turner, Gerhart,
R. T. Van Brunt, W. F. Ktlley,
S. A. Foster, Dr. Wilkinson,
Dr. Farnham, Lowery,
Armstrong, Dr.Leonhardt,
Aitken, Henry Mayer;
Dr. Hill, Mesdames
Misses Pitcher;
Latham, Messrs.
Dena Loomis, Kennard,
Eulass, Sheldon,
Condell, T. P. Kennard.
Tibbetts.
Mrs. Irving G. Chapin gave a most de
lightful kensington on Tuesday after
noon. "Poetry" was the entertainment
for the occasion. Each guest was given
two words which must be included in
one verse or more of poetry. Some
poems made startling rhymes, some were
very witty and others really quite poetic.
Three judges were chosen who gave
Mrs. Candy's poem first place, and Mrs.
Hutchins' second. Dainty refreshments
were served. The guests were:
Mesdames Mesdames
G. E. MacLean, J. H. MacLean,
M. E. Van Brunt, R. T. Van Brunt,
Elmer Perkins,
W.J Turner,
Bert Davie,
McCreery,
Candy,
W.nger,
Fling.
Puetz,
Wells,
Spencer,
Crandell,
Gerhardt,
S. E. Leavitt,
C. R. Richards,
C. S. Jones,
Hindman,
Ward,
Loomis,
Howell,
Preston,
Gibson,
Waugh.
Hutchins,
Tibbetts,
Miss Stoddard.
Chancellor and Mrs. MacLean enter
tained about seventy-five of the law
students, and the faculty and their
wives on Wediesday evening. Mr. C.
A. Kobbins introduced the guests, who
were cordially received by the chancellor
and Mrs. MacLean, Mrs. J. H. Mac
Lean, Judge and Mre. Reese, Judge
Harrison and Mr. Wilson. Mis. Mac
Lean was assisted in serving by Mrs.
Robbies and Mrs. Wilson. After the
reception tb a guest3 retired tothehallon
the third floor to hear the program
which had been prepared. The Heg
enow quartet delighted the audience, as
usual, with several well chosen sell c
tions. The chancellor first addressed
the guest;, then resigned the cliair to
Daan R'.csj. He called upon Chitf
Justice Harrison first, who spoke bril
liantly and t-j the point. Dr. Lowery
did himself credit next Judo Ryan
speke with dignity and freedom and wab
much enjoyed. Messrs. Grovener, Beal,
Robbins, Wilson, Dennisoo and Berge
each raadn a short ppec-h, full of wit
and humor, yet carrying weight withal.
This evening was thoroughly enj yable
to all present.
Nebraska Alpha of Phi Delta Theta
gave their fourth annual laiquet at
their chapt rhomecnSaturJay ivening.
Every prepara'ion had bean made to
havo this event a memorable one, and it
is needless to say thtt tho tITuitnas
successful. Business men of this fra
ternity who live in the city, and out of
town members added thu'r support. The
alwajs arlistic home was drorated with
cut flowers, the white carnation, the
flower of the fraternity, predominated.
After the sumptuous banquet Mr. W. H.
Oury, toastraaEttr. called for the follow
ing responses.
The Alumni," Thomas Cieigb.
"The Old Hall.- C. H. Von Mansrelde.
"The House," A. C. We'cheus.
"Phi Delta Theta," K S. Meuller.
"Phoebe," K. C. Randall.
"Girls," Pl.il Russell.
"The Pbi Pedagogue," II. C. Parraelee.
"The Faculty," Dr. Wolcott.
"A Hunting We Will Go."R. W. Hag
gard. "Psyche' H.A. Tuksy.
"Me an' Hastie," I. F. Roidy.
My College Dajs," Gen. G. R. Wtb
ster. The Phis in Public Life," Hon. J. M.
Lamber:son.
The responses were brigbt and witty
and full Jof gcoJ cheer. A number of
telegrams and letters were re id from T.
E. Wing and J. C. Jonea of New York,
and other members who are out of the
city. The responses were bright and
witty and full of goad cheer. The guests
from abroad were:
Hayward, Nebraska City.
Creigh, Linquist, Palmer, O. Funke,
Omaha.
Spooner, Couccil Bluffs.
Parmalee, Beatrice.
Those in Lincoln were:
Gen. J. R. Webster, George Paine,
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by Mrs. Maurice Deutscb, one of the
charter members of the fraternity. It
was in celebration of the founding of
this chapter in Nebraska. A special
ear was charterer and the joung ladies
left early in the morning in order to
have a whole day of fun. The home of
Mrs. Deutscb. had been tastefully deco
rated with ro3es and palms. The ban
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