THE COURIER.
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epont two years in study abroad haviug
boon under tho tuition of Jodiiezka of
Berlin. She is a temperamental play
er and brought out especially in thu
MaoDowcll pieces, (which by the way
make admirable warm weather music)
a beautiful singing tone. Miss Hoo
ver and MIsb Will Owen Jones con
tributed to the attractiveness of tho
impromtu program, which follows: A
Ende Vom Lied, Schumann; 11. Ro
mance in F eUarp, Schumann; C.
Woodland Pieces, To a Wild Rose. To
a Water Lily, Indian Lodge, Mac Dow
ell, Miss vVillard. .
Fruhlingsrauschen, Linding, Miss
Hoover.
Sea Pieccp, To the Sea, To a Wander
ing Icoborg, A. D. 1G20, Long, Mac
Dowell, Mrs. Will Owen Jones.
Will o' the Wisp, Jensen, Miss Wll
larJ. D. A. Thomas of Colorado Springt,
Colo., who whb formerly connectod with
the law firm of ReoBo, Gilkeson & Corn
stock in tbia city, was married at Lamar,
Mo., on Juno 21. Tbo young lady was
MiBB Edith Brown. Rev. A.F. Nowelh
a former pastor of Mr. Thomas, was
present as beet man. About throo years
Mr. Thomas loft Lincoln to locate in
Colorado Springs, whoro ho has won a
hich place both in business and social
circles. In his examination for tho
Colorado bar bo stood first in a largo
claBB. Ho is now clork in tho El Paso
county court.
Charles F. McGrow(i one of tho na
tional bank examiners for Nebraska,
has removed bis family from Hastings
to Lincoln and will make his homo at
2525 N street. Mr. McGrow was former
ly a state bank examiner. He and D,
A. Clino of Minden are now the national
examiners for tbo state. Mr. McClrew
will make Lincoln his homo because be
finds that its railroad facilities enable
him to roach any part of the state with
ease.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Burr, Mr. and Mr6
Ross Curtis, Mrs. N. P. Curtis, Mr. and
Mrs. O. W. Webster and son, the Misses
Maisio and Ethel Ames, J. H. Mallaliou,
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Marshall, D. C. Pat
terson and W. F. Kolley dopartod for
Spirit Lake, Iowa, on Thursday. They
will bo joined at Omaha by a large party,
and several mombors of tho party ox
pect to remain at Spirit Lake for several
weeks enjoying a summer outing.
A delighted company of young people
spent the afternoon and evening of the
Fourth at Meadow Brook lodge, at Mr.
Mattson Baldwin's south of town. A
brilliant display of pyrotechnics fol
lowed a sumptuous supper, ahd at
twelve o'clock the party started for
homo. They wore: Mr. and Mrs. El.
mer C. Merrill, Misses Harrison, Hoi
lowbueb, Burr, Hoover, Nance, Garten,
and Putnam; Messrs. Baldwin, Barber,
Meadows, Thatcher, Yates, Smith and
Joyce.
A romomborable picnic waB given on
tho evening of tho Fourth, at tho home
of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Yates. Tho sup
per was Borved on two long tables spread
in tho house. Cards on the verandah
followed tho moal. Thoso present were:
Messrs. and Mesdames Wright, Oakloy,
Raymond, Ladd, Buckstaff, Everott,
W. B.andW. U. Wilson, and Rudy of
Sioux City; Mrs. Robinson of Chicago;
MoEsrs. Campbell, Kolley, Harley, Ladd,
Wright and WilBon.
M oBsrs. Harry Shedd and Hugh Ed
miston gave a picnic on tho Fourth at
Lincoln park. Their guests wore:
Missos Outcalt, Stuart, Cunningham,
Harper, Holbrook, Millar, Vancil, Har
greavoB and Lansing; Messrs. Edmis
ton, Shedd, Bartlett, Koramoyer, Cun
ningham, Clark, Abbott, McCreory and
Wiggonhorn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Boggs entertained
tho Havana club Saturday ovoning in
honor of Mr. and MrB. O. 0. Easton, of
Havana, III.; cardB woro played and ro
froBhmonta served. Thoso preBent woro,
MoB9ors and MosdamcB EnBton, C. T.
Boggs, Boll, Davis, Piorco, Dnieo, Dll
wortb; MIsbos CalTyn, Boggs, DruBO
Boggs, Caldwoll. Mr. JamPB Bell.
A club composed of McBdamcs Har
groaviB, ThompBon, Wriglit.Groon, Bee
son, Tilton, Irvine, Wilson, BuekHtau.
Funke, Leonard, and Coir roth, meet
ing on Wednesday afternoon has adopt
od tho cognomen "The BohomlaiiB"
and will henceforth be known by that
alluring titlo-
Mrs. Gcorgo Risdon gavo a trolloy
party Thursday evening for her noico
MissEunico do Stoigor. Tho evening
waB a glorious one for a rido and tho
young pooplo enjoyed it exceedingly
and not Ioeb tho hours spent at Mrs,
Risdon's pretty homo aftor tho ride, and
the refreshments sorvod by tho hostess
and Mrs. Georgo Woods. TIiofo pres
ent were Misses Raymond, Fawell,
Burnham, Hargreaves, Robbinp, Uakor,
Holmes, Harwood, Plenties, Bennett
Wilson, Cox, Rodgera, Messrs Brock
Brown, Culbortson, Muir, Fawoll, Tow
son, Hargroavop, Macfarland, Quick,
Hurtz, Alcott, Rndgors, Kimball.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Rewick gavo a six
o'clock dinner Saturday ovoning for tho
following gueBts, ox-Govornor and '.Mrs.
S. A. Holcomb, Dr. and Mrs. Hindman,
Mr. and Mrs. Goorgo H. Clark, Mr. and
Mrs. Elias Baker and Mrs. Witter.
Dr. W. W. Hastings loft yesterday for
for Los Angeles, California whoro ho will
read a paper beforo the National Educa
tional Association. Mrs. Hastings and
their son accompanied her husband as
far as Colorado Springs.
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. 0. L.
Burr ontortained informally, Messrs.
and Mesdames Marshall, Risdon. and
Harrison of St. Josoph. A Dutch lunch
was served at nine o'clock.
A picnic at tho park followed by an
evening at tho theatro was enjoyed Sat
urday by Mesprs and Mesdames Hayes,
Stonebraker, Leo, Ansley, Rudd, Chae.
Keofer and Mies Ashton,
Hugh Hallott and Will King lort Mon
day for Chicago; they will go to Detroit
to attend tho Christian Convention and
go to Cleveland, Buffalo, and Syracuse,
N.Y.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McMurtry gavo a
charming little porch party on tho
Fourth. Their gueBts were: Messrs.
and Mesdames Hall, Kirby, Strode, Mrs.
Putnam and Miss Saunders.
Dr. A. R. Mitchell returned this week
from Colorado. Ho says that people
were snow balling in Georgetown last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison of St. JoBopb,
who hnvo boen tho guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Risdon, returned to thsir homo on
Tuesday.
Uneoda cool quiet place to eat; Don
Cameron's Lunch Counter is tho place.
Tables up stairs. 114-18 South 11th.
Mr. and Mrs. Agor and family have
returned from a vacation of three weeks
spent on tho shores of a Wisconsin lake.
Captain and Mrs. J. W. Rudy of
Loup City have boon tho guests this
week of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wright.
MIsb Adams, a former toacher in tbo
Lincoln high school, has boon tho guest
of Mrs. A. T. Loming this woek.
Willard Yates roturnod (on Monday
from the east. Helms been a student
at Union collego this year.
S. J. Armstrong of Cedar Rapide, la.,
iB visiting his brother of tho Armstrong
Clothing company.
H M Dunn, dontist; rooms 207 Burr blk
Mr. Eugono Gatts of Pittsburg, Pa.,
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Next week will be positively the last week of
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Last week's offerings are fast disappear- ?M
ing but we have supplied their places with V
equally interesting values of which the w
ioiiowing are but samples. All depart
ments offer values just as remancable as
these
Domestic Depart-
merit Specials
A large lot of Scotch ginghams -d w w jv
madras ranging- in price from 25 to 42c
during this sale per yard M
All our outing flannels, any quality, this CJC
sale per yard
Shirting and fancy prints, during this i
sale, per yard jfj
Suiting for bicycle and tailor made suits
to close, this sale HALF OFF.
Any 36in. percale in the house, this sale fC
per yard jj
Unbleached muslin, yard wide, this sale fT
per yard 4-
Sateen and Silkaline, 36in. wide this sale Cj
per yard J
Grocery Clearing
400 canB Bliced Pineapple, this salo, per can J4C
Burnham'B Clam Chowder, limited quantity, por can J8c
ill cases California Tablo Peachee. this salo 2 cans for 25c
400 cans Columbia River Steak Salmon, por can 8c
.'$00 cans Best Corned Beef, thiB Balepor can J2c
1,500 pounds nice Prunes, this salo 0 pounds for . . . .' 25c
Now England Mince Meat, limited quantity, por package 8c
U75 cakca Sweet Chocolato, this salo, per cake 4c
217 pounds Shepps' Shredded Cocoanut, por pound lgc
200 packages Pink and Whitb Gelatine, por package c
.100 cans Breakfast Cocoa, this sale, por can yc
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S?Z.v. S .V '- S&WVTi(
M vWi'J4:4r&ezwzr, fortife
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is tho guest for tho summor, of his sis
tor, Mrs. Risdon.
Dean and Mrs. Edgron willgivo a fare
well reception to Chancellor and Mrs.
McLean Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. G. Morrison, her boh Willard
Smith, and daughtor Ella Morrison, aro
in California.
Korsraoyor Plumbing and flouting Co.
215 So. 11th, soil tho boat and cheapest
Eltctric Fa db.
DDentist Hill, over Miller & Puino's.
Mrs, D. A. Campboll and hor son
Paul, aro ad Manitou, Colo., for a fort
night.
Mrs. W. A. Preston entertained on
Friday afternoon for tho Missos Under
wood. Dr. and Mrs, Robcoo Pound roturnod
from thoir wedding journey on Thurs-'
day.
Milton Schwind who haB boon in tbo
newspapor business in this city for
Borne time, loaves, next woek, for Tbod
ford, Nobr.i
Misses Harriot and Charlotto Spauld
ing wont to Chautauqua.N.Y., this wook
Dr. and Mrs. F. S. Stoln left this woek
for a month's outing in Northern Min
nesota. Mrs. John B. Wright ontortained a
small company at luncheon on Tuesday.
Madame J. II. McLean haB gone to
Minneapolis for an extended visit.
Mrs. J. J. Cox and daughter Mabol,
aro in Seattlo for tho summor.
MIes Helen Welch spent this wook
vlsi.ting friends in Omaha.
Misses Margery and Nancy Lambert
eon are at home.
Mrs. W. H. Manes is visiting hor
mother in Pola, III.
Miss Grace Broady wont to Denver
this wook.