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About The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1898)
THE COURIER. Professional Directory. Tone. Office Hours Oflico 6561 ,, I Office room 18-19, 10tol3a.zn VDr. 0. C. ReynOldS i Bnrr Block V 3to5p.m Be 655 J J.vcjrxivxvo JBe.. ZMSQrit Sun. 3to- O M!. L. DaytOnM-D. Office. 1205 O Street llOtol JDUeaiei of Eye, Eat. - and Throat Rea. 1821 C Street 2:30 to5pm (Dr. S.E.Cook J ost. l' am J Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat J2-5pm Jflice 6181, ZT .,- I Office, Zclirung Block 19 to 10 am u. .Dr. Benj. F. Bailey M?ff Evenings, by appointment. Sunday' 12 to 1 p. m. and by appointment. (Dr. J. B. Trickey, j-Offico. I0S5 O street j-I tol p" m I Refrachomet only J J DENTISTS. VZ '. . 7 IL v I Office, rooms 26. 27 and I ffiee 530ALOUlS N. Wente,D.D.S. J"1?11 Block, 137V J (so 11th street. I "(Dr. F.D. Sherwin J ce'rdmfl,rBnrr mk I9 to 12 a m "" f DENTIST. (Res.2520Qst 1 I to p. Lincoln Infirmery of Osteopathy, Farmers and Merchants Building. A Merry OMstmais smd & W&PPY New Ye&iir to Mr CiHitofflir. CLARK COAL CO., mdL jamt w&slbi dresses jj auad slkirt waists t ms0 CLAIRKSOK J LAUNDRY COMPANY S 1 CMM IHIUMMIHIMI IMMIHMMIlUltlllMMIlMIMMIIIIIOQ jlyatt & Hyatt (Successors to Sutton & Hollowbueb.) Confectioners and Caterers. 135 So. 12th St. 'Phone 681 f We hare the only oyster parlor in the city. Call and see for yourself . MUIIItMMIM0IMMMMMO llHIIIIIMIIIMCIIOIIIMMMomiMIIlflt 99999999999999999999999999 JUST ONE SAMPLE will prove the superiority of our 'GENUINE VALNUT BLOCK COAL over all oher coal of SIMILAR PRICE when you test it for your OVEN, HEAT ER or FURNACE. You don't get up in the morning and find your heater or furnace has consumed all their contents. IT BURNS LONGER WITHOUT CLINKERING tban any other coal sold. 8150 de livered. Centerville Block Coal Co. Yard Phone, 382. 119 So. Twelfth St. Office Phone, 397. Lincoln, Neb. V CHKISTMAS SPECIALS i MIMHMIMMOMMIIMIIIIIIMIIIIMM iflCl Engraved cards, a copper plate ttttttttttttttdtttttt miiiiiotnooo(ioeoemt 1 HARRY STUFF. PROP. 5 and a morocco card case 81.50. Jt iQ( Sheets superfine note paper (with Z.J envelopes to ma'ch) stamped in gold with any I or 2 letter monogram, for 83.00. 4 AtiAAtn enmn with cnninl mnnn X lU gram engraved in brass to your A OFlIlt SHOD X ) V U1UC1 1UI Vl.W, The latest and correct formB in so f ciety printing. I gotial and Personal ii ' r Win W A barbarian reception which seemed to be a veritable influx of all th9 peoples of the north and of the south, occurred Tuesday evening in the Gand hotel. The three literary societies of the uni versity, the Union, Palladian and Delian, joined foices and made the ante-holiday reception a joint one. The office, and dining rooms ard even the upstairs par lors were thronged with members and friends of the societies. Cbancellorand Mrs. MacLean attended, as did Profes sors Fossler, Caldwell. H. II. Wilson and their wives. The dining room was charmingly decorated with bunting in colors of the societies and university. One corner of tho dining room was MacLean, Profeesor and Mrs. Barbour, Professor and Mrs. Taylor, Professor and Mrs. Richards. Tuesday evening the ladies of the Pythian sisterhood entertained their friends royally at the Pythian hall. The time was occupied with cards in pro gressive high five. Long and valiantly did Knight and dame do battle over the engaging tables. When the end of the friendly pasteboard tourney was an nounced, scores were counted and the royal prizes were awarded amid consid erable shivering on the part of those who thought perhaps they had not been too successful in the gathering in of draped in society colors and here dainty -- -- " awior was awarded representatives of the societies refreshed the ,ad,es al prize, while thecorre- all onmprn tritr. ninpann fi CP. The "" """ w UD BDuuoluou wou'' to Dr. Grimes. Ihe ladies' booby prize fell to the ownership of Mrs. W. Hamil ton and the gentleman's booby was given to J. C. Johnson. Consolation for all IMJIMHMIIIIIIHIIimMlimilMIMIMMWIMIHIIHMIMMIM 1 27 N. 1 2TH STREET 000M chandelier was festooned with mistletoe and from it to each corner of the room were immense ribbons of bunting in rnirareitv nnlnra finricra nt thn mifltlP- toe were bravely picked by some of the those present was found ,n l.ght refresh adventurous ones. Hagenow's orchestra "f3 a"er the h,,ar,ty an wit con started the evening with appropriate nB the Pns bad sufficiently aub musiz. The guests arrived early and soon the young ladies were asked to The annual banquet of the Sigma select partners for a conversational Alpha Epsilon fraternity was held last march. When couples were formed Saturday evening at the chapter house Professor Fossler led off and an immense 2525 N street. Willard Clapp was toast following was coon in line. While walk- master and Bat at head of tables beauti iog subjects for conversation were given, fully decorated and bountifully supplied The gentlemen would all advance one with good things to eat In a few words pace and with a new partner begin a he called upon some of the members for new subject. When the march waB responses to toasts and the banquet was done the crowd diilused itself through- made a joyous occasion. The toasts out the hotel and began playing with the were: "Our Law Alumni," Meilenz; various games provided. But little "My Last Speech," Guy Cowgill; "Our dancing was indulged in. At a late Alumni," Ed mis ton; "Did I Miss Old S. hour the joung people left, after ex A. E?" Green; "How it feels to be a periencing one of the best university Senior," Bartlett; "Needs of Lambda Pi," functions given so far this year, a thing Selden; "flow can a Freshman Walk which reflects much credit on the pow- Straight?" Killian; "now I Became a era behind the triple alliance throne. Wizard," Holben; "S. A. E. Girls," Friday evening Dec. 16, the Pershing Davidson; "The Emblem of S. A. e'," Rifles enjoyed their fifth annual hop at Harmon; "The Woret Boy in the Frat,' the Lincoln hotel. It was a brilliant af- D"nroy- Besides the active members of fair, the military uniforms and accouter- the frat Haney and Morrill of Omaha ments,blended with the lovely gowns were PreseQt of the ladies making a scene rarely be- Mr Edward M - oq held ,n Lincoln Arms were stacked ,n n0OD for Albion, Nebr., where on nex the ordinary and tne clank and rattle of titaa u :n ..- .... , . - , , iicuukhjiij uo win ue unnea in mar- pieasing riage to Misa Winnje QateB Qf town. Miss Gates is well known in Lin coln, havinfr ntudipH Tiara In . ...: Those who enjoyed the dance under the schools for several years. Herfamily is chaperonage ol MProf. and Mrs. Richards one of the wealthiest in the neighbor were: Messrs Weeks, R.cketts Schick, hood of Albion. Mr. Maggi came to Teeters, Selden, Bartlett Davidson, Lincoln but a brief year ago from Bos Harmon, Pancoast, Van Vafin, Franch, h ,.,,;,. k .- - j xr. .: u.:' c - n. u ' ton. but during that time bis dramatic .uusc,uODuC,,.a,Ml "-!-" ability as instructor in the Nebraska Cy J'." WH D,A?am ,171' COlle6 f rat0,y h" W0D host Of Bracket:, Whipple, Kind Atwood, Mat- friends whose best wishes follow him as sen Clements, Irwin, Dales, Tukey C. he goes to win his bride. The occasion B McCreary Sumner Mansfelde, Lau, wiI1 be a gay affair afl eyiden Sherman, Abbott, Libeman, Morrisoo, u i - - . . . Rehlaender. Louis and Fritz Korsmeyer DUmber and recP'ts of the invitations. Clark, Reed, Richards, Hayes, Garoutte, Boys of the Kappa Sigma classicism Lehmer, Shedd, Raymond. Turpin, Cle gave up their charming rooms to their land, Crandal, Adams, J. Sumner, Steb- friends Tuesday night and treated them bins; Misses Hammond, Vancil, Tukey, to a dancing party. The Kannaa have fticnaras, Kisser, wara.irarKs.unucott, just htted up their rooms in a most Cleveland, Henry, Macomber, Stratton, weird and original style. There are Ricketis, Douglas, Schwartz, Andrews, mjBtrial green and unnamable colored Hargreaves, Wilson, Cole, Lasch, Lau, lights hung high in comfortable alcoves, Weich, Outcalt, Tukey, Guile, Hayes, where rest from the dance follows occu- Woodward, Jsynes, Jackson, Garten, pancy, The affair was attended with Prentiss, Thomas, Ellen and Frances the best things dear to youthful hearts. Gere, Watkirs, Holbrook, Winger, Cun- Mrs. Manning chaperoned the young ningham, Woods, Harper, Douglas, Jes- people who broke with the Kappas the sie and Jane Macfarland, Cochran. The social bread. Prominent among those invited guests were Chancellor and Mrs. present were: Misses Holbrook, CJara swords in tne dance was a sound. Miss Willoughby's orchestra furnished the music for the occasion.
