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THE COURIER.
Sheldon, Kirkor, Graham, Getnor, Cow
dory, Whitmoro, Richurdp, Douglus,
Wirt, Marfan, Vanell, Doweo3e. Mue
fnrhnd and Muofurland; MosBrs Marlay,
Rcod, RiokottB, Konnard, Saunders.Tur
pin, DavidBon, Paino, Folsom, Sheldon,
Whitmoro, Whipple, Pound, Mnttson,
Smith and Smith, O. and W. Clark.
Mrs. C. W. Chambers ontortainod vory
delightfully Tuesday afternoon at a
bundle- party. Tho Iioubo was lighted
with lumps and candles with red bIih'Jch
which gave a mollow and pleasing light.
In a room decoratod with American
bouti ty roseH, violets and tiny rod hoarte.
Mies Grilllth sorvod toa to tho guoBtB ub
thoy arrived. Meteor tobcb and rod
hoartfl adorned tho parlor and tho back
purlor had carnationB for adornment.
Each lady whb proaonted a small ho'irt
with n: numbcrB on it. A tablo with a
largo numbor of bundles on it whb plac
ed whoro ouch one of tho gueBta hud to
toll what tho bundles contulnod by fool
ing of them. Mrs. Campboll and Mrs.
Parker gucEbcd tho largest numbor and
woro givon tho royal prios, whilo Mtb.
Pro3ton and Mrs. Wobstor wort consoled
with tho loBBor prizes. An olaborato 5
o'clock luncheon wub sorvod whero
ovorything was in heart ehnpo. Ench
of tho guostB woro presented with heart
ehupod cards as souvonirB. Mrs. Cham
bora was assisted by Missos Ashman,
Dalby, Polk, Chambers, Spoars and
Spears. Tho guoBts wero: Mosdames
Uabeock, Hillmoyer, Cundy, Cook, Dal
by, Grainger, Grifllth, Hull, Hindman,
Hodgmun, Howell, Jonee, JVlcCreery,
Mungor, Parker, Plummor, Polk, Row
ick, Scott, Van Brunt, Ward, Webator.
Wilkinson, Munger, Pitcbor, Patrick,
Yates, MucLean. Clark, ReeBo, Spoars,
MohrenBtecher, Brown, Link, Preston,
Wooacor, Saylor, Cumpbell, Campboll,
Richards, Richarde, Turner, Tumor,
Work of Soward, Foss of Croto. and
Kespobl of Quincy, III.
Mies Rose Carson was initiated into
Kappa Alpha Thota last Saturday after
noon ut ho homo of Mi6B Emily Weeks.
In tho evening tho third unnual banquet
of the sorority wub givon at tho samo
place Misses Dement, Bonnoll und
Bail of Chicago, woro guests of honor.
Miss Getnor was toast mistress and her
witty introductions brought forth witty
responcoH. The toaBtB wero, "Tho girls
of 70," Mias Randall; "Wo, as wo were,"
Misa Weeks; "We, hb wo are," Miss Har
por; "Wo, ar wo ought to bo," Misa Van
cil; "We, as wo will be," Miss Douglas;
"We, KB our alumnao wish us to bo,"
Mrs. Ansloy; "Our Seniors,' Mi6s Wig
gonhorn; "Two points of view, within,
without," Miss Brown; "Myself, tho lat
OBt," MieB Carson"Ono later etill Miss
Wirt; "Tho appenduro," MiBa Morgan.
Mrs. Tobias Castor entertained a com
puny ot ladies very delightfully Wed
nesday iifternron. Th guests wero
asked to draw tho picttiro of u monkoy
upon a card anil mould from gum a fe
line quadruped. Mrp. FgIboiii was finally
awurded tho prize for mouU ing, ui d Mrs.
Johnson for drawing CurdB wero in
dulged in by Romo of tho ladies and
others played games. Tho inviti d guests
woro Meadamea Strelo and IIan;on of
Fairbury, Munn of Wilbur, Whiting,
Hammond, Stonebrakur, Ackermun, Fol
fom, Gund, Scott, Biglor, Gribbon, Now
brandt, Johnson, Christie, Humphrey,
Bartrutr, Field, Luhr, Cnrter, Ilurlbut,
Brown; Misses Franck, Crowley, Carter,
Elliott and Van Buskirk.
Mrs. Angio F. Nowman will Bturt for
Manila next week. Any gifts that frionds
of tho 6oldiors wish to send thorn eho
will take froo. Sho goes ub un agont
sent by tho war department at Wash
ington to inspect the hospital service in
charge of tho Whito Cross Eouiety in the
Philippines. Tho preaidont of tho
Whito Cross society accompanies her.
Mrs. Nowman hua boon sent on several
Biich missions and has boon vory suc
cessful. She is an ideal voyagoure. Sho
particularly requests that tha soldier
presents be sent to her house early in
tho week.
Mrs. A. R. Talbot gave two housing
tons this week for her sister, Mrs. Ham
bloton. Tuesday and Wednesday after,
noons she had about thirty guests. Tho
decorations woro in honor of good old
St, Valentino, and hearts woro tn bo
Been everywhere. Motcor roBes were
UBod to splendid advantage through tho
rooms, and tho games woro concerning
hearts. Tuesday afternoon Mesdiimefl
Wheeler and Stearns won prizes, and on
Wednesday MeBdamos lloutz and Gar
ton woro winners. Dainty roftoahmontB
wero served at each party and tho guests
had a delightful time.
MibB Nellie LaSello of Beatrice, was
initiated into Kappa Kappa Gamma last
Saturday mot ning at the homo of Miss
Outcalt. In tho evening a banquet was
enjoyed ut tho Lincoln hotel. Tho col
ors of tho eorority woro used in decora
tion with tho addition of American
beauty roses. Tho present wero Mre.
Wilson; MiEfleB Outcalt, Hargreaves,
Raymond. HayoB, CropBoy, Whodon,
Holbronk, Hammond, Houtz, RichardB,
LaSollo, Bradt, Whiting. Lau, and Lau.
M'ieb Mabel Barrick entertained a de
lightful company lust Saturday ovon
ing. Phonographic music Borved for
amusement during tho evening and
later progressive hearts was playod.
Miss Armstrong won tho moBt gameB
und MiaB Anthony tho fewest. Tho
guoBts wore: Misses Edloman, Loeeo,
Biltgon, WIIeou, Anthony, SbaetTor, Mo
Greor, Armstrong, Doyle, I lowland, Er
ford, Graham, Watson and Winterstoon
of Fromont.
Tlin Phi Gamma Doltu fraternity gavo
a chafing dish party last Saturday even
ing ut tho fraternity houso on Thir
teenth and II streot. Curds und dune
ing furnished amusement for the guests.
Tho chiding dishes woro presided ovor
by Mrs. Crancer, Misses Wattles and
Burbor.
Members of tho Haydon Art club lind
it convenient to pay their unnual dues
ami receive a season ticket for the ex
hibition whicn is now boing held at tho
university. Those who neglect this
duty are forgetting tho object for which
thoy joined tho club and tho valuub'o
Borvico which this organization has ren
dered tho community. Tho club as
sumed tho maintenance of tho art de
partment in tho university and depends
upon tho exhibition to meet its en
gagements. Mrs. Phillips entortttined tho mem
bers of chapter K, P. E. O., Tuesday
evening. Tho yellow and whito of tho
club wero used in decoration and pro
gressive hearts was pluyed. Tho part
ners wero obiuLcd by shooting arrows
nt valentines placed upon tho wall. Mrs.
O'Connell and Mrp. Skidmoro won royal
prices. Refreshments wero sorved dur
ing tho evening.
Mr. E. L. Richoson is assisted by Miss
Mattio Mundorf in teaching fancy steps,
btago dancing, fencing, otc. Children's
clnB3, 2 to 4 o'clock, 82 for eight lessonB.
Richeson'B Dancing academy, 1-11 South
Twelfth Btreet,
Mr Ed. Butler guvo u dinner ut tho
tho Lincoln hotel Monday evoning in
honor of George Floury, his guest from
Milwaukee. The dinner whs solved in
tho ordinary and ovory uppointmont
wub elrgunt. Covers woro laid for
Missos Oakley, Putnam, Burnham
Hand; MeBarB. Fleury, Ruymond, C. v!
Smith, Butler. After tho dinner tho
compuuy occupiod u box to hoar tho
Cameron concert.
MiBB lone Molaon grvo u party Tuob
duy ovoning in honor of St. Valentino's
duy. Guessing gameB wore played and
tho prizes woro won by MIbb Wolford
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Fitzgerald Dry Qoods Go.
1015:3-10120 O JSt. Unooln, Nebr.
Spring is Here and We are Ready for It. A Cordial In
vitation is Given to All to Call and Examine
the New Spring- Goods.
Dress Goods Dep't.
Great care has been taken in selecting- the most choice
fabrics shown bv American and foreign manufacturers.
Never before have we shown as larg-c assortment of
Crepons, Suitings, Mohairs, Poplins, Silk Warp Novel
ties, Venetian cloths, Coverts, Cords, Etc. The many
ladies who have had the opportunity of seeing- our enorm
ous line of dress goods pronounce it the finest shown in
the city, Come, look them over while the line is com
plete and judge for yourself, it will cost you nothing-.
We will save the earl' buyers money. That means you.
New Dress Goods.
44 huh Tailor's Suitings, a beautiful new cloth for
dresses and tailor-made suits in the new green, new grey,
new brown, new blue, new castor, $1.35 a yard.
44 inch Fancy Cord in plain colors, a g-ood servicable
cloth in navy blue and new green, $1.25 a yard.
40 inch Silk Warp Novelties, the handsomest line of
fancy spring- goods ever shown. They are beauties, $1.25
a yard.
52 inch Venetian Suitings, a new plain cloth well fin
ished, in new blue, new brown and New Grey, 9Sc a yard.
46 inch silk mixed suiting's for fancy spring- dresses, a
large assortment of styles and colors, 98c a yard.
45 inch imported coverts, a real new cloth, in the very
newest colors, ()8c a yard.
48 inch French Poplins, a good wcig'ht and serviceable
fabric, a special value, 98c a yard.
46 inch Engdisl: Coverts, a splendid suiting- in blue and
green mixed, blue and grey mixed, brown and tan mixed.
This is a ba-igntin, 75c a yard.
40 inch Venetian, a handsome satin finished fabric,
made from a fine quality of wool. We call your atten
tion to this in particular. Colors, castor, new blue, new
blue, new garnet, new brown and new green, 75c a yard.
44 inch English Covert, an all wool cloth at a great
bargain. Colors, grey, brown, blue and tan, 49c a yard.
38-inch EngTish Covert, a different style cloth than the
above. Colors the same, 49c a yard.
36 inch American Covert with the same effect of an ex
p nsive cloth in good new colors, 25c a yard.
NEW SILKS.
ZEPI I ER GINGHAMS.
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of our now idea will he pleased to 25 piecos .'i2 inch fine Zephor ging
know that wo will show a largo num- hump, good quality, lfio a yard.
bcr or fancy biw waist patterns, no
two alike. Kememt
coniainB oniy lour jams, tnnio piame, cnecKs, stripes, pluin,18c u yd.
rimy muiiuiij uiuiiiui uuw j'ji wint
choico.
BLACK CREPONS.
Tho largest URBortmeiit now com
pleto, coiibiMh of everything that iB
LINEN DEPARTMENT.
Best cambric, a yard. .ic.
infc solicia, a jard, 8joc.
iuu couon canvaB, a yurd, fie.
; that jb 20c all linen cunvim. u vnri ir.
now and Btliflh. Do not buy until 11 inch electric Hkirtimr nnmnH,'i..
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yiiu buu uui mi", j-jvi'ij jiuu in a eiiureij now, a yarn, J,)j,
bargain. Prices from 10c to ftlfiO a J1 inch hair cloth, Alii
yni. uiacturo, a yard, Jlsic.
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Wo tako this way to inform tho Madress and Cards HO newstilo
iny ladies that tho row fancy eilk pattern?, Toil DoNord'aZenher innir. 5
patterns havo just an ived and uhidb, 10c a yard. 2
II boflhown for tho first tuno Mon 2.") pioceB .'2 inch MadroBH clnili
Those that havo not learned 12Jr,c a yard.
waiBt patterns, no 2." pioceB .'J2 inch lino Zopher, lino 2
nhor each peace MadreES CordB, a largo m-Bortmont of 5
nr ards. Como pluide, checks, stripes, pluin,18cu yd
DON'T LEAVE THE STORE WITHOUT VISIT
ING OUR LINEN DEPARTMENT.
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