The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, April 09, 1898, Page 6, Image 6

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THE COURIEF
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Profeaaional IHjreotror'y.
DOCTORS. - - -
Tccpbo e. Office Hours
Office ....."CM). ' , (Office rooms 1MB, ilOtoll a.a
Dr. O. C. ReynOldS 1 Ban- Block V StoSp.m
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" I W L Davton Iff D , (offlcerjaospstree lioiolV -
Office 375 J-vv " WyWUjJV.. J f, - ft
) Diseases of.Eye,Kai. x'-t and Throat-IBM. 1821 C Street J230 to5pm
I Dr. J. H. Tyndale J office, room. 9 and 10. .. 1 9 to m
f NOSEANDTHROAT i I-n-tasiTlieatw f 2to5p
I Dr. S.E.Cook I MroBfc immss
j Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat J j 2-5 P m
Office CIS). IT . .. ( Office. Zebrnnc Block ) 9 to 10 a w
Dr. Bern. F. Bailey , j-ntoisao
Res..: . ..671. 5 f Besidence. 1313 C street j 2 to 4 pin
Evenings, by appointment. Sunday's 12 to 1 p. m. and by appointment.-"
Offico 349, 1 . .. 'Office, Telephone Bid... J 2 to S p m
YDt. R. E. Giffen 1 ., , U m 6r
Be.. ) s ( Kesideace,.lS21 F street J pointment
Office MUDr ,T8 EJatOTl I 1 2" to 4 p. m
IUL. U.D, JliaiAJU, VOffice,137 So. Ilth St. 12a.m.
Reidence..5S2 ) Surgery and Nervous Diseases, ) ( Hours 10 to
!Dr. J. B. Trickey, Uiee.ioso street.... HAgS."
i RefractioniBt only J
-c I DR. E. J. ANGLE. (Office Alexander blk.UOOl 9 to 12 a.m.
, fSkin and Oenito-Uninary Diseases. ic fitBUJt?di' fJ3?top-m
-A. J Facial Momisbe removed Bes.cor2handN bU. ) 7aoto9p.m
-V DENTISTS.
V TZ I ,T ttt I v -rx - I Office, rooms 2, 27 and
Office 530.J-LOU1S N. Wente.D.D.S.i l.BrowneU Block, 137 V
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". ). n , I Office, 1105 O treet 18tol2amO
hDr. J. S. McNay - y
esclDr. P. D. Sherwin J'&rBarrBlk.' m
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PJ J. M.GTJILEi -.....!. offiem' .
470- I Real Estate and Ins. Gee. Exchange Business JBeVenth
" WALTON G. ROBERTS, r"
Undertaker and Embalmer. Telephone, Office 145
Eleventh and P St. Res; 156.
KENNEDY'S t
PHHTfinPAPH PARLORS
J 132 SOUTH I2TH STREET.
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Mias Grace Reynold k in Tort
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Mr? It. S. Lippincott 9C New York, war
in the city last week.
Mib. Edmiston of Omaha is the- guest
ol Mils Stella Kirker.
Mrs. T. H. Mareland and Mrs. Hilton
Scott are in Beatrice.
Miss Allaby of Council Bluffs is the
guest of Mies Maude Risser.
Mrs. and the Misses Kirker will give
kensington Saturday afternoon.
Miss Sarah Collins of Ruseelville, Ark.,
is the guest of Mrs. C. T. Cahill.
Miss Kate Stoddard has been visiting
in Omaha and Council Blu 9a for a few
days.
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the class colors, yellow and blue.
Lansing and a double male qu rtet, add;
ed to the pleasure of the evening. Light
refreshments were also served. The
many guests were received by Miss Ellen"
Smith, Prof, and Mr?. Barbour, Prof,
and Mrs. Richards, Mr. O. H. Martin
class president and Miss Mabel Cush
man class secretary.
Misi Ruh Munger celebrated her.
eighth birthday on Thursday afternoon,
from 2 until 6 She was the recipient of
many little tokens of remembrance."
The afternoon was passed pleas in tly"
with games, and later a delicious lunch-.
eon. Her guests were Katharine and
Marjorie Kimball, Mary and Alice Mock
ett, Hazef Clark, Helen Blisb, Eleie:?
Granger, Grac-t Bryan. Lila La Gore.
Rev. Dr. Hindman returned Thursday MarielJones; Katherine Holyoke, Len'--from
Chicago where he has been visit- ore Richards. Blossom Wilson, Pauline
ing for several weeks.' "Johnson, Elearor Barbourr,Marie Barr,
Mr. WvS.BentIyand his bride have H" Smith and Dorothy Raymond,
returned from Chicago." They are at "v The, University Place'. Woman's dub
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Borne at oit- ioria j.i Bireec
entertained at the home of Mrs. Dey
Friday 'evening.- American Beauties
and carnations decorated the parlors,
while in the dining room there were
palms and hyacinths. After a short
time spent in games the euestB were
William Reed Dunroy, who has been served with a dainty luncheon. The
ill for some time, is again on the street, husbands of the members were allow
This will be good news to his 'many ed to participate and a jolly time and a
friends, who have been anxiously await illj" time was enjoyed by all. Mrs.
On Thursday Misses Emma Outcalt,
Margaret Whedon and Blanche Har
greaves went to Fairbury to epend the
Easter holidays with Miss Cora Croppey.
THE
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ing his recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Rewick gave a whist
party on Friday evening for their guest
Mrs. Ashman of Atchison. There were
seven tables. Mrs. Ashman and Mr. R.
T. Van Brunt proved themselves the
most efficient players.
Ciook, Professors Fordyceand Bowlus
responded wittily to toasts, Miss Blood
acting &3 toast mistress. The club will
meet in two weeks with Mrs. Lowe when
the Book Review department will have
charge of the program.
Employ two skilled
CUTTFRS
and the best coat,
pants and vest mak
ers in the city.
Prices the lowest -for
first-class work.
Try them.
Southwest Cor. Eleventh
and O Sts. 'Phone 708.
The Melba concert in Omaha attract:
ed a great many Lincoln people to that .'
place on Wednesday. Among those who
heard the great singer were Messrs and
Mesdames W. O. Jones, Bignell, Prof,
and Mrs. Kimball, Dr. and Mrs. Giffen, J
Mesdames C. H. Gere, J. W. Winger, M.
D. Welch, W. J. Bryan, M E. McKin-I
non,Ladd;Prof. W. F. Taylor, Barber'
. Randolph; Dr. Lowery; Messrs , Barclar.'
count'of the relationship existing be- ttJU.D?U S"
tween the meats . X. Tattle. Ed Barnes; Misses Eleanor.
tweentbe guests, Raymond, Lottie Whedon. Marril, Ellen
Mr. and Mrs. Sncil gave a farewell re- and Frances Gere, Laura Boutz, Kate
ception last Friday evening for Prof, and Stoddard, Helen Welch, Eugenia Get
Mrs. Geo. Howard. About one hundred ner, Lena Deweese, Bessie Turner, Helen
guests called during the evening. The Harwood, Olive Latta, Louise Pound,
guesti"were receTvecT in the" drawing ";Anna HowIandrLouise and Ari.ie Mil
room by Mr. and Mrs. Snell, Prof, and ler, Hughes and Treat.
r Mrs. Carl Funke gave a dinner Thurs-
day evening for Mrs. and Miss Harris of
' Peoria, 111. Mrs. Harris is a distant
1 relative to Mrs. Funke and is also a
' relative to Mrs. Talbot by marriage.
. The guests of Mr. and Mrs. Funke be-
I aide Mrs. and Miss Harris were Messrs
and Mesdames Talbot and Ogden. The
I ''party was all the more enjoyable on ac
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tmliie our lxx& Xtxxe of
LEATHER BKWa,
M15TAI GIRDI,ES,
SHOPPING 13 AGs, AII7SIO ROLLa,
POCIOfT BOOK, Etc.
Ke-w Qtxettrtem
1030 O satxreel:.
Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Frost. Mrs.
Snell was assisted in the dining room by
Misses Ena RickettsMinnie and Hattie
McClay. This room was daintily de
corated in pink and green and violets.
All of the other rooms were lavishly de
corated with jonquils.
Mrs. W. E. and Miss Stella Kirker'
gave a delightful card party Thursday
afternoon. High five was the game.
The unusual number of good players
made it difficult for one to get far ahead
of another. Seven players cut for the
first prize and eleven for the second
It is a pleasure for The Codhieb to Mrs. Winger and Patrick were the sue-
say that the Ladies society of the First . C8e8In- on- delicious refreshmerta'
Congretional church have arranged with were 8erTed after the gmee. The guests
Mrs. Fisk to give a song recital at the were Mwd,mM Prank nI Mark Woods,
Oliver, April 20. Mrs. Fisk will be as- a H- C,ark' A- 8cott Van Brunt, Van
sisteu by Miss Rita Lorton, daughter of H0"--1 G. Patrick, Freeman, Harley,
Mr. Robert Lorton of Nebraska City. Lee- FliD Mallalieu, Kimball, Ladd,
She has been in Europe five years and Mohrenstecher, BUImeyer, Teeters, Lam
will be remembered as one of the famous tertson, Oliver, Holm, Strode, Barbour, -Columbian
Lady's quartette whose sing Ti,ton-WanJ. Winger, Richards, Taylor,
ing attracted marked attention through- 8tevens. Bailey, Crancer, Moore, Camp
out Great Britain last year. bel, MuDger and Manning; Misses M.
and C. Hammond, C. Clark, Pound, Tib-
The Senior class of the State Uni- bets,Lahr, Winger, Garten, Raymond
versity gave a reception in the armory Houtz, Whiting, Harwood, Getner Tur-
last Saturday evening. The liall was ner, Perkins, Lindley, Ricketts, Risser
very prettily decorated with palms and Allaby, Dennis, Loomis and Turner
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