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.. DOCTORS.
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H. M, Betis, Optician. UvnlMMUtVMkt J
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; w IW. L. DaytOD, M. D. iaos " 10 to
fPfaeaaeaofEye.Kai. '"'nud Throat I Kea. 18B1 C Street )2J0 to 5pm
pr. J. H. Tyndale ioe.rooma and 10... I "
- f NOME AND THROAT 1 LaMfa Theatre f 2to5pB
pr. 8. E. Cook 1 ua 0 su l
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. J-Dr. Ben j. F. Bailey J-Ktoisao
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. JSTaaiaaa, by appointment. SsBday'i 12 to 1 p. m. aad fay appointment.
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laid ee..ltl Sargery ana XerToni Daeaaea, J Honri 10 to
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- BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WALTON G. BOBBRTS,
Undertaker and Emb&lmer. Telephone, Office 145
Eleventh and P St. Res. 156.
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A CLOSE STODENr.
when burning the midnight oil.
should remember that undue appli
cation weakens the eyesigh, and
leads sometimes to eerious drft-ct
of vision. Rating glwaaes are help
ful aad glasses that flt the eye s'ght
wbenit isaffectel afforJs ereat re
lief. We will test the sight and flt it
with glasses, so that it will Le pre
served to a good old age.
1143 O Street.
Funke Opera House Block.
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Miss Fancy Chacegava a party at
Burlington Beach on Wrdcecday even
ing for her guest. Hisi Noyes. About
thirty people spent the evening dancing
and boating. They all went oat to
gether in a large carryall.
Mrs. Hargreavea gave a pretty party
on Friday evening for ber daaghter,
Mis Daisy. The house was decorated
prof ut ely with sweet peas. Cards were
played during the irat parte! the even
ing, then light refreshments were served
and the rest of the evening passed with,
dancing. The guests were Misses Nancy
Lambertjon, Jesse Oatcalt, Rath Mac
farland; Messrs. Dieduch Las, Arthur
Raymond, Albert Fawell, Will Steio,
Isaac Raymond, Alex Lau.
Another pleasant picnic, was given
last week at Lincoln park by Mr. and
Mrs. Rudolph Rehlaender, Mr. and
S. C. Conk, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Usher
Mr. and Krs. O. W. Stonebraker, Mr.
and T.J. O'ConneU, Mis Usher and
Mies Jennie Usher of New York City,
Miss Culler., Mesdamee Eager and Kiag,
Messrs Will King. Clarence King, Harry
Lee and T. R. Baker.
Mrs Limbertson entertained soas of
ber younger friends Saturday even
ing for ber daughter?, Mmcm Nancy
aad Margaret . The ruoaaa were prettily
adorced with sweet peas. Cards and
dancing were enjoyed and later delicious
refreshments were served. Her guests
were
Misses Messrs
Jecsie Outcalt, Isaac Raymond,
Pauline Meyer, Alex Lau,
Leila Burt, Prank Brown,
Daisy Hargreavet, Arthur Raymond,
Marie Weesner, DedrichLau,
Nellie Jones, of Chicago.
The young ladies of the Kappa Kappa
Gamma fraternity have been busy al
most all the summer making extensive
preparations for their national conven
tion which is to meet here fiom the
twenty-third until the twenty-first of
August. Th9ir gusts will stay at the
Lincoln hotel, the university buildings
will be at their disposal and the Phi
Kappa Pat boys have giren the as of
their bouse. It is the first national con
vention that has ever been held here,
and the energy and pluck of the young
women waa great to capture such a
plum. It no doubt will be a help to the
university and to the city and the citi
ze'os of Lincoln will be glad to give their
young visitors a cordial welcome.
Mis Margaret Eckert, daughter of
Mrs. Elizabeth Eckert of 1237 R street,
was united in marrisga to Dt. Myron O.
Johnson of Crete on Wedaesday even
ing, July twentieth. The Rav. F. A.
Stuff stood behind an alter of flowers
acd pronounced the solemn words. The
bride, vho wore white mousceline de
soie over cream silk, was attended by
Mis Adelia Vogt and Mis Louise
Class. Mis. Vogt wore dainty white
mull aad Mis Clatta a pretty organdie.
Mr. C. W. Weckbach acted a grooma-
Among the guests from out of tows
were Mr. and Mrs. Charka Jehasoa of
Dorehester, the parents ef the groom,
Mr. aad Mrs. Peter Eckert, Mr. Bets
ley aad daughter and Mrs. Carpenter of
Bellwood. After the e remoay there
was as informal reeeptios aad the many
guests looked at the beautiful presents.
A dainty luncheon was served. Dr. nd
Mrs. Johnson left on the night train for
the est for an extended trip. After
their return they will go to :heir new
home in Crete where the groom is well
and most favorably known, having built
up a large practice. Dr. and Mrs.
Johnson have many friends who wish
them happiness and prosperity.
Mrs. I.N. Baker gave a very pretty
party on Friday afternoan for ber little
boy. Wilder. He was eight years old on
that day and his little f rifcnds helped him
to celebrate the event. The hostes
served a dainty luncheon out on the
lawn in the early evening and later took
her little guests on a trolly ride. It was
a pleasure in itself to watch the delight
of the little folka. The guests were
Mrs. Robert Hunter and Muter Fred
Hunter from Omaha, Thomas Usher,
Adeline Usher, ThomM Ewing, Howard
Brown, Bert Faulkner. Dorothy Miller,
Katherine Beeson, Martha Quiggle,
Herbert Baird, Donald Miller, Robert
Phillips, Wecia, Eugene and Willie
Stout; Thomas and Henry Woods and
Dorothy and Wilder Baker.
Mra. Frank Blish gave a pretty ken
sington on Saturday afternoon for Mis
Emma Mcintosh of Danville, III. Her
guests were Mesdames
Tlbbets, Kespobl.
F. W. Hill, Mohrenstecher,
J.T.Lms, n.B. Ward,
Bert Foleom, Manning,
Geettng, T.C. Munger,
Holm, Teeters.
Miss Misses-
Stella Kirker, Mcintosh.
Anna Tibbets, Grace Aitken.
Dena Loomie, Laura Haggard.
May lewis, Gertrue Aitken,
May Follmer, Mabel Lindley.
Gaanie Gerting. Bliss,
Jean Tut tie.
A jolly party went out to the Beach
1st Friday evening and bad an elegant
time. The music was furnished by a
atreet piano played by artistically
gowned Italians. The party went out
in carryalls and private carriages. Those
present were Meesas. and Meedames
! Curtice,
Burr, floutz,
Crancer, Aitken,
C. L. Burr, Hooper.
Mimes Misses
Mae Burr, Sadie Burnham,
Lewie, of Kentucky, Ethel Hooper.
Blanche Hargreaves,SeIma Noren,
Rae Miles, Florence Farwell
Clara Parks, Florence Putnam',
Ketchuis, Hammond,
Cochrane.
Messrs Messrs
WiBg, Merrill,
Walsh, Tukey,
Edmiston,. Smith,
Chapman, Kennard,
F. Brown, Yates,
HurlbHt, Gregory,
Whitmore, Smith,.
Honeywell, Sawyer.
Mis Maude Rimer fare a pleasant
porch party on Friday evening for Hm
Mrtel Baum of Salt Lake City, who has
bees the gust of Mis Laura Houta for
a few weeks. The porch was prettily
deorated and made comfwtaWrri!h
rmmaadcmaioe Mic w. eojoyed.
Tjkojts, srved dmnty .ad cooling
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