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A very pretty wedding was solemnized
Wednosday evening at the residonco of
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dickjian, only the
intiumto friends and rolatwos being
presoot. Tho contracting parties wore
Mibe Blanche Blood and Mr. Chas. E.
Trump of Blackwell, Oklahoma, Rev.
Craighead of Blackwell ofTlciating. After
the impressive ceremony a light colla
tion was served by Mrs. Dickman. Mr.
and Mrs. Trump will Bpond thoii honey
moon at the Omaha exposition and after
a short vieit in Kansas will return to
their future homo in Blackwell, Okla
homa. Those who witnessed thb cere
mony werb, Dr. J. Blood, Mies Ethel
Blood, father and sister of the bride, Mr.
and Mrs. W. M. Gifford, Mr. Truman
Gilford, MisB Josephine GifTord, of
Lowiston, Nebraska, Mrs. Gustin, Mrs.
Arter, Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Dickman, Miss
Nellie Dickman, Mr. Elmer Tylor, Mr.
and Mrs. Kier, Mr. and Mrs J. G. Dick
man, Rev. and Mrs. Craighead.
M!eb Friend and Mrs. S. WesBel en
tertained royally Monday afternoon and
evening. The house waB prettily deco
rated with flowers, swcel peas being
used extensively. A peanut hunt was
the first amusemeut, in which Miss
Daisy Schweitezer, having collected the
largest numbor of nuts was declared
the winner of the royal prize, Miss Anna
Mayer winning tho consolation. After
the peanut hunt small tables were
brought in and progrotsivo high five
was played, Mrs. II. Ma)er being the
successful one. The tables were then
cleared for tho daiDty but elegant
supper which was servod in four courses.
Tho favors were small cornucopias filled
with candies, while each guest wbb also
presented with small individual cakes
each docoratod with a lighted candle.
A visitor's prize was won by Mrs. Katz
enstein. Thb guests of honor were Mrs.
Ketch of Now York, J. Brown, Ocala,
Florida, Misies Schweitezer of San
Francisco, Kittie Pollack, Omaha. Mrs.
Katzenstein, St. Louis, Mies Stella
Kohn, Aurora, Nebr. The invited
guests were Mesdames Mayor, Acker
man, Newmark, Levi, Kohj, Friind,
Rosonbauii., Mitchell, BerkBon, Kroner,
Woil, Mayer, Sohlesinger, Plowo3ky,
Seligsohn, Horzo, Ksensky, Oppen.
hoimer, Misses Mayor, Frank, Hoopor.
Tho Floral Kensington, an organiza
tion of tho order of Eastern Star, was
ontortainod at the home or Mrs. M. It
Davoy, Thursday afternoon. Tho after
noon passed in the UBual manner of
Kensingtons, delightful refreshments
being served by tho hostess assisted by
MiB803 Edna Green and Marguorite
Woodruff. On account of tho threaten
ing clouds that camo up lato in tho
afternoon tho ladies departed earlier
than usual. Those present wore Mob
damea Campbell, Furguson, Jones,
Clark, DeVoro, Vaughn, Do Forest,
Green, Slattery, White, Bacon, Clark,
.Taylor, Woodruff.
Friday evening Mr. und Mrs. B. Kohn
and Mr. and Mrs. Kosonbaum gave a
delightful trolley ride to a largo numbor
of friondsin honor of Bevoral visiting
friondB. Tho party rodo to Havelock,
light refreshments being sorvod on tho
enr and an ologant supper after tho
arrival at Havolock. Tho guosts of
honor wore Mosdamos Brusks, and Kotch
of Now York, J.Brown, of 0:ala, Florida,
Katenstoin, St. Louis, Misses Schwoito'
zor or San Francisco, Pollock, of Aurora
Nobraska, Kohn of Omaha. Those pres
era from Lincoln w.-re Messrs and
MesdameB II. and C. Mayer, Lsvi, Ac
kerman, Newmark, Kohn, Friend,
Mitchell, Berkson, Kroner, Weil, Her'
zog, Schleslnger, Polwosky, Seligsohn,
Ksensky, Oppeuheimer, Wessel; Misses
Friend, Mayer, Schleeinger, Berkson;
Messrs Speier, Greonbaum, Blum, Her
zog. Miss Louise Pound, the western ten
nis champion, has just won a tenniB
prize in Hoidelberg. Her opponent was
Fraulein Koenigsberger and the score
was G 1, 0-1. The prize wbb a little
clock of polished brass inla'd with pearl
and enameleJ in blue aiid red. It tits
into a red leather traveling case and is
a very beautiful and useful posseBbion.
Ever Binco the Empress Frederick gave
such a clock as a prize to the winner in
a tinmen oinspiel last year in Hamburg,
other German prize givers have chosen
clocks. The following is the program
of the tournament and number eight is
tho ono in which Miss Poufid played:
HEIDELBERGER LAWN-TENNIS-CLUB.
Jaurrstournikr.
Montag, don 24. Juli und an folgeoden
' Tagen .
Anmeldungen zu folgenden
Concurrenzer:
A. Ohne Vorgabe.
1. Herren-Einzelspiel, um die Meist
erschaft Heidolbergs(nur fur Mitglieder)
2. Herren-Einzelspiel fur Fremde.
.'J. Damen-Einzelspiel, um die Meiet-
erBchaft Heidolbergs.
B. Mit Vorgabe.
4. Herren-Einzelspiel (2 Klaesen.)
5. Horren-Dopnelspiel.
7.. Daraen-Doppelspiel, bei genugen
der Beteiliguog.
8. Damen-Einzelspiel, bei genugen
der Beteiligung.
siud bis Soonabend, den 22. Juli, Ab
ends 7 Uhr einzureichen.
Fremden, die eich an dem Tourniere
beteiligen mochten, stehen each Losung
einer Mouatskarte alio Concurrenzen
offoa bi6 auf No. 1.
Der Vorbtand.
Nahores: Anlage 32.
A largo crowd of Lincoln young people
chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Burr
and Elmer Henkle will drive out to En
sign's park this evening and enjoy a
dance at that well known pleasure resort.
The party is as follows: Misses Outcalt,
Ndllio and Francos Gore, Hays, WBt
kins, Cjchran, Hammond, Raymond,
Lansing, Holdbrook, Foater, Rlckette,
Honoywell, Jungo; Messrs Chapin of
Omaha, DavidBon, Brown of Tocumeob,
Wiggenhorn of Ashland, Thomas, Clark,
Raymond, Harmon, Walsh, RickettB,
Edminston, Korsmeyor, Folsom, Hajs.
Mr. William Lawlor was pleasantly
surpriaod last Monday evening by a
number of his friends who called in a
body to remind him that it was his 44ib
birthday and incidentally to partake of
an excellent supper which Mrs Lawlor
had prepared for the occasion, Before
dopartiug tho guests presented Mr.
Lawlor with a handsome arm chair and
u gold watch chain and charm. The
party included Messrs and Mesdatnea
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