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THE COURIER.
Profeasional Directory.
DOCTORS.
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Office Hours
OSce 866
Rm 655
Dr. 0. C. Beynolds
OSce Tti I W. L. Dayton, M. D. i ffl. o street.
MO to 1
)2ao to
I Diseases of Eye, Eai. x and Throat Ees. 1821 C Street.
to 5pm
IDr. J. H. Tyndale
I NOSE AND THROAT
j Office, rooms 9 and 10. .J 9 to 11 30 m
I LansinK Theatre f 2to5pnj
gocial and Personal
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IDr. S. E. Cook
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Office 616
.. "HDr. BeDj. p. Bailey
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Evenings, bj appointment. Sunday's
Office 349,
Dr. R. E. Gif fen
OMce seli-nr .T.S "Rfltrm
Beidence..562 J Snrpcry and Nerrons Diseases, j
IDr. J. B. Triokev,
j Refractionist only
1 DR. E. J. ANGLE.
fSkin and Gcnito-Uninary Diseases. 1 u "u rooms .8, .
Facial blcmtstoe removed ( Bes. cor 2Cth and N bts. J i
DENTISTS.
J-w i tit t t I Office, rooms 26, 27 and J
OBce 530. VTjOUlS N. Wente.D.D.S-i l. BrowneU Block, 137
: J I sollth street. J
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YDr. J. 8. McNay . '
I I Residence. 2208 T street 1 1 to 5 p m
ese I Dr. P. D. Sherwin
DENTIST.
BUSINESS
J. M. GUILE,
Real Estate and Ins. Gee. Exchange Business
Phooe
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470
WALTON G.
Undertaker and Embalmer.
Eleventh and P St.
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PHOTOGRAPH PARfeORS
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Have the only first-class one in the city.
Cor. Eleventh and O. 'Phone 708.
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METAI GIRDIVS,
SHOPPING BAG.,MU8IC ROLL.,
POCKRT BOORa, EJtc.
Nexe Quarters.
1930-133 am
)2-5pm
1315 o St.
( Office, Zehrung Mock 1 9 to 10 a m
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f RfMlidAnrA. 1313 f! strAAt lfni n m
12 to 1 p. m. and by appointment.
1 Office, Telephone Bid... ) 2 to 5 p m
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I Residence, 1621 F street J pointment
J 1 2- to 4 p. m
5-OfTice. 137 So. Iltb St. 12a.m.
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9 to 12 a. m
Office. 1035 O street.
4 p.m.
J Office Alexander blk, 1400 J 9tol2am.
30to4p.m
30to9p.m
( Office, room 19 Burr Blk 1 9 to 12 a m
2nd floor
Res. 2520 Q st J I to p. m
DIRECTORY.
Office 315
Sooth
Eleventh
ROBERTS,
Telephone, Office 145
Res. 156.
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I2TH STREET.
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Some ask what is a
ill
It is the place where you get
your
CLOTHING PRESSED,
cleaned and repaired.
TH
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1036 O street.
One of the most brilliant receptions in
which Lincoln society has taken part for
many a day was given by Mrs. D. E.
Thompson at her beautiful home on
Tuesday afternoon. Artificial lights
shone mildly through the pink and red
shades, casting a soft glow over the
rooms and the elegant eowna of the
guests. The pink-red effect was empha
sized by the American beauties which
were used profusely in adorning
the rooms. Palms screened Prof. Huge
now's orchestra, and the soft, sweet music
tilled the stately halls. Mrs. Thompson,
in a beautiful gown of grey grenadine
over grey silk, with violets, was strik
ingly handsome as she received her
guests in the drawing room. She was
assisted by Mrs. W. M. Leonard and
Mrs. S. H. Burnham. Mrs. Leonard
wore pink net over pink silk, and Mrs.
Burnham black net over grey silk
Those who further assisted in enter!
taining the guests were Mrs. John B.
Wright, Mrs. C. P. Ladd, Mrs. Kudy of
Sioux City and Mrs. Gasman of Chi
cago. Miss Burnham, in a gown of blue
organdie over blue silk, presided grace
fully at the punch bowl. In the dining
room Mrs. J. W. MacDonald, in a hand
some gown of white satin with spangled
bodice, end Mrs. Coltra of St. Louis, in
grey silk, served the dainty refreshments.
They were as3inted by Mrs. A. G. Bee
son, Mrs. W. B. Uargreaves, Mrs. P. W.
Brown and Mrs. McDaniels of Omaha.
About one hundred and fifty guests en
joyed Mrs. Thompson's hospitality.
Mrs. A. W. Janeen will give a kensing
ton Saturday afternoon for the officers
and board of the Matinee Musicale club.
Last Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Edelman entertained for their
daughter Clara. -ProgreeBiveJogomachy
and music were the amusements.
The Bound Table met Monday even
ing with Mr. G. M. Lamberlson.
' Authority and ReligioD"was tho topic
under discus-ion. Refreshments wera
served after the program.
Chapter K, of the P. E. O. was enter
tained Tuesday evening at the home of
the Misses JohnsDD, 26th and R streets.
A guessing game took the place of a
literary program. Mrs. O'Connell won
tho first prize. Refreshments were
s:rvtd. Mrs. West will entertain the
club in two weeks.
The currant events department of the
Woman's club held a social meeting on
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
C. E. Loomis. Each member invited
one guest who was not a member of any
other department of the club. Besides
the current events a paper on "Song
birds" was heard. Refreshments and a
social time followed the program.
Members of the university alumnae
will be interested to hear that Mr. A. B.
Codding of York, has received a letter
from his son Roy in Sierra Leone, Africa
which contains the news that he is well
and that he expects to sail for Liverpool
from whence to embark for his home in
this country next September.
The Woman's club gave a reception on
Tuesday afternoon for the Woman's club
of University Place. Their club rooms
were decorated with palms and roses.
Mrs. Allen's Mandolin club furnished
music. The guests were received by
Mis. Archibald Scott, Miss Eliot, Mrs.
M. A. Newmark, Mrs. H. W.Kelley.Mre.
O. M. Stonebraker and Miss Harriett
Towne. Dainty refreshments were
served under the supsrvision of the de
partment of Household Economics
This reception was the most largely at
tended and the most successful ever
given by the club.
Mrs. Win. Lawlor was surprised by
her friends last Saturday evening, her
birthday anniversary. The evening was
whiled away with high five followed by
refreshments. The guests were:
Messrs and Mesdames
H. H. Younguy, H. H. Barth,
J. D. Parker, W. Hopkins,
P. Parks, J. Nash.
Geo. Lotz.
Mrs. Condon, Miss lawlor, Dr. Riser.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Raymond gave a
reception after the concert Wednesday
evening for the stars, Mrs. Katherine
Fisk of Chicago and Miss Rita Lorton of
Nebraska City. -Mrs. P. V. M. Raymond
was also in tho receiving line. About
two hundred gue3ts called. Mesdames
A. E. Hargreaves and H. H Wilson as
sisted in the entertainment of the guests.
Mesdames P. W Taylor and W. B. Og
den served coffee and sandwiches, punch
and macaroons in the dining room. The
table was beautiful with its decorations
of lilies and spirea. They were assisted
byMiBsesHehnHarwood, Blanche and
Gladys Hargreaves and Ruth Raymond.
The reception was decidedly pleasant
and a complete success.
Mr. Turpin will give a beries of after
noon dancing parties this spring. The
first occured last Saturday in Courier
hall. Judge and I ra. Irvine and Dr.
and Mrs. Bailey chaperoned the party.
Those present were:
Misses Misses
Adelloyd Whiting, Maud Risser. "
Uoutz,
Rector,
Marshall,
Woodb,
Clark,
Miner,
Hollowbush,
Watkins,
Messrs
E. Sawyer,
Honeywell,
Gregory,
Mason,
Ostenburg,
Teeters,
Holben,
Swartz,
Cochran,
Hoover,
Hammond,
Lansing,
Custer,
Farwell,
McMenemy,
Harris of Peoria;
Messrs
R. Sawder,
Hurlbut, '
Corby,
Selden,
Walsh,
Davidson,
Clapp,
Harmon.
Lieut. Canfield and J. & Meadows of
St. Joseph, Mo.
One of the prettiest parties of the sea
son was the cotillion given at the Lincoln
by the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity on
Friday evening. The hall had been
beautifully decorated for the occasion.
The lights were shaded with pink and
lavender, the fraternity colors. Each
chandelier was draped with the colors
of one of the women's fraternities. Be
tween the chandeliers were streamers of
the university colors. The south end
of the hall was made beautiful with the
Phi Psi colors, which were fastened
with their emblem, the shield. Canda
labra heightened the effect further. The
ordinary, where coffee and sandwiches
were sarved during the intermission
was decorated with roses and colors
The parlors were given a more cosy
