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About The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903 | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1899)
THE COURIER. Professional Directory, Phono. Ofllco Hours OHIco sG!i Dr. 0. 0. Reynolds (Ofllco rooms 18-10, 1 10 to 1 a F Res. Rot. 2M8Q dt 1 Hut 3 to lltirr Hloolc to- . m' 6 onico w4 W. L. Dayton, M. D. tonic, 1205 o8troot no to 1 I)gpflB08of Kyo, Km, v,"i ami Throat I Kos. 1821 0 Stroot )2:30 toBp m ! Dr. S. E. Cook f Eyo, Ear, Noso and Throat I 12115 O St. 9:30-12 :3 am J2-S 5pm Jlllcn 018 ton. 0I8I-. ... J Ofllco, Zohrung Block IKtolOaiii I Dr. Ben 1. F. Bailey vi2tois:3o . ..671.1 J Muv,jr R08ldonco, 1313 0 street J2 to4 p m iwouiiiKS, by nppointmont. aununys n to l p. m, anil ny appointment. !Dr. J.B. Triokey, I Rofractionist only V Ofllco, 1035 O stroot. 0 to 12 a. m 4 p.m. 10 t( VI to DENTISTS. I -r j -k-r ttt x. T.Tin I OHIco, rooms 28. 27 and I Ulco KM).-LOUlS N. Wente.D.D.S.S l.nrownoll mock, 137 1 I 8(i lltli stroot. 1 " " ' , . . . . .. I 1 I - - Lincoln Infirmary of Osteopathy, Farmers and Merchants Building. The Courier would recommend that you see the If you want the best coal for domestic use. 1OO0 O JSt. 1el 1055 4 M &$ godal and pergonal M F wm ' CHOCOLATES yW WC090 0OMMMC090MtttOtt JUST KJSCJSIVJSD a fresh line of Gunther's famous Chicago CHOCALATES AND BON BONS. I Dirvrvc' DridHfnfir Under Funke ! I V iiui niuvj Opera House m $t t)frWO'10990OIMM000M aW0OM0MIMOMMMMH08O8MMMMH jHyatt & Hyatt (Successors to Sutton & Hollowbush.) Confectioners and Caterers. 135 So. 12th St. 'Phone 681 Wo huvo the only oyster parlor in tho city. Call and see for yourself. hMOOHIMMM0 tMMMMMO0MMMMM I Wi or yourself. mmhmmomiI OO00C000C0000000000MM0000000 1 HMMMMninnit j Ladies' ! Dress I Skirts Wo hnve just received large linoB of Ladies' Dress Skirt9in up-to-date shapes and styles all well made and finished; values unsurpassed. BROCADED MOHAIRS-82, 82.50, 82 75, 83.00, 83 50, 83.75 and 81 00 each. STORM SERGES- 8i.00,$0 00, $0.50, $7.50, 88.00 and 80.00 each. NOVELTY CLOTHS In check, stripes, plaids, etc., all wool, a large lot your choice $3.00 each. SATIN AND SILK Plan or trim med 87.00, 88.00, $0.00, 810, 811, 812, $13, 815 and up to 820 each. MlbbER & PAIN innriiinnnfinimfttttitfttitAittttutntiti(iiTitTHMM(iMMNmniMiiimiun)f Tho brilliant reception givon last even ing by Mr. and Mrs. Olivor llodgors to a largo number of gueBts wbb tho princi pal ovont of tho weok in socioty circles. Tho elegant home of Mr. and Mrs. Rodgers on Twentieth and F streets, was elaborately docorated. Tbo parlor was done in green and white, palms and lillies being used. The sitting room was decked with great quantities of red car nations, and the library was in green and white. Mrs. RodgerB wore a hand some pink crepe gown with lace. Her jowoIb were turquoise and diamonds. She was assisted in thoparlorB by Mrs. S. H. Burnham, Mrs. John B. Wright, Mis. W. B. Hargroavos, Mrs. J. H. McMur try and Mrs. W. C. Wilson, all in charm ing evening toilettes. The dining room was very beautiful. A largo centerpiece of pink roses was on the table and above it, suspended from tho chandelier wae a large ball of tho eamo fragrant flowers. Festoons of smilax on tbo table wero caught at the corners with bowB of pink satin ribbon, and pink shaded tapers in silver candalabra lighted the room. Mrs. D. A. Campbell poured colTee and Mrs. G. M. Lambertson served ice, both being attired in white. These ladieB were assisted by Miss Harwood, Mies Oakley, Miss Raymond and Mies Righ ter, whose gowns matched the color scheme of the room. An orchestra sta tioned in the hall played during the evening, a pleasing accompaniment to the conversation: Thursday afternoon Mrs. II. K. Bur ket and Mrs: T. M. Burkot gave a very successful kenBingtoD at the home of the former. When the guests had ar rived a mandolin club played a few measures from twenty different familiar melodies, and the ladies were asked to guess them. Mrs. M. W. Folsom named eighteen of the tunes correctly and won the prize. A luncheon was eerved at small tables, the ladies progressing with the courses, two at each table changing with each course. The house was beau tifully decorated with hyacinths, roses, palms and tulips. Those present wore Mesdames A. J. Streeterof Now Wind sor, III., Foster, Talbot, Hambleton, Leavilt, Burlingim, Manss, Watkius, Schwake, Wells, F. W. Hill, Horton. Steckley, Wharton, Rissor, Hoaton, Tip. pling, Sohus, Garoutte, CaBoboor, Nel son, Landy Clark, Boll, Hutchins, Morse, Kior, Robbine, Porter, R. A. Hoi yoke, llartor, Moyer, FoIboiii, Ansley, Bignell, Morning, Whito, Lahr, Rieger, Le Gore, Richards; MisBos Allen, Bilt gen, Rawls. DeLaBchmutt. MisssB Frances Cunningham gave a dancing party last evening for about thirty friends at hor homo on Euclid avenue, Tho floors wore canvassed and good music addod to tho pleasure of the guests. The house waB decorated with palms, and scarlet and cream bunting Ico and punch wero Borved throughout the evening. The following wero present: MisseB J. Macfarland, Jess Macfarland Getner, Jackson, Jaynos, Woods, Ecklo of St. Joe, Hammond, Wileon, McHonry of Iowa, Morgan, Wirt, Edgron, Honey well, Randall, Miller, FoBter, Sabin of Beatrice, Cunningham, Wiggonhorn, E. Cunningham, Winger, Weeks, Hill, Douglass. Messrs. Irwin, King, Mat' son, Sumner, Honeywell, McOroory. Brown, Whipple, Chnpin, Harvey, Tukey, Davidson, Harmon, Weeks, Pan coast, Dales, Korsmoyor, Milenz, Broady, Englo, Norton, Crandall, Steine, Mudge, Hill. Miss Cunningham will givo a sec ond party this evening. Miss Agnes Mulry and Mr, W. Paul Fitzgerald, entertained at carde and dancing on Tuesday evening, a delight ed company of joung people. "Mount Emerald," the handsome suburban homo of Mrs. Fitzgerald, was aglow with lights, and gay with flowers and music. Progressive euchre occupied tho attention of the guests until eleven o'clock when beautiful prizes wert awarded the victors, Misses Outcalt and Bridge, and Messrs. Swartz and Han son. A luncheon was served at round tablts in the dining room, after which dancing was enjoyed in the drawing room and pool in tho billiard room, ac cording to the tnBto of the guests. Those present were: Misses Bridge, Hammond, Harwood, Gallatly, Whiting, Whiting, Harley, RickeHs, Hargreaves, Holbrook, Burr, Cochrane, Winger, Oakley, Macomber, Macomber, Risser, O'Connell, Raymond, Richards and Out calt; Messrs. Rend, Hawkswortb, Dun roy, BischofT, Cosgrove, Raymond, Tu key, Hayes, Edmiston, Butler, Butler, Honeywell, Hanson, Richards, Sawyer, Wehn, Swartz, Liebmann and Bartlett. Tho gentlemen of Plymouth Congre gational church ec joyed a banquet Tues day evening in tho church dining room. About forty men wero seated at the four tables decorated with palms aud carnations. The dinner was served by young men of tho church. Rev. Doane, pastor, and Mr. Jacob Youngblut plan ned the affair to promote sociability among the members. Tho program: Music Male quartet. "Our Sociable Possibilities," Mr. J. A. Dovoro. "Our Financial Possibilities' Mr. L. Bruner. "Our Spiritual Possibilities," Mr. A. E. Sheldon. Baes solo, Mr. B. V. Hill. "Our Public Worship," Mr. D. E. Green. "Our Bible School," Mr.Jaraea Rivett. "Our Mid-Week Service," Mr. H. A. French. MuBic, Malo quartet. "Our Boys and Young Men," Mr. S. A. Sandernon. "Our Benevolences," Mr. W. A. Sel lick. "EfTectivo Christianity," Rev. John Doane. Mrs. E. R. Morrison entertained tho local chapter of tho Daughters of the American Revolution on Friday after noon. Short reports of tho convention of tho D. A. R. recently hold in Wash ington, wero givon by Mrs. J. C. Harp ham and Mrs. Morrison, tho one tolling of tho business tho other of the social features. At tho convention Mrs. AngioF. Newman was elected one of tho vice presidents general to take the placo mado vacant by Mrs. John M. Thurston. Mrs. George Fowol of Oma ha was mado ptate regent for Nebraska, Mrs. J. It. Haggard having declined re eloction. In tho dining room which was decorated in tho colonial colors, blue and buff, Mrs. Van Brunt and Mrs. Rankin, assisted by Misses Smith, Henry and Harpham, served luncheon. WgYfyTy'Vg,SCLT,1C
