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it for six months in a mining camp in
Wyoming and will return to his homo
in Chicago noxt wook,
On MoDtlny evening tho poatofflco
forco perpetrated a surprise on Super
intendent and Mrs. Root in honor of
tho tenth anniversary of their wedding.
Gifts of tinware wore preBonted and a
bountiful supper was Eorved.
For Sttlo Cheap A first cIbbs fifty
horso power high pressure boiler with
full front and all castings and rocking
grate. Koremoyer Plumbing and Heat
ing Co , 215 S. 11th street.
Mrs. Dearborn and Mies Haskell of
Wakefield, Nebraska, were guosts of the
Woman's club Monday afternoon. Thoy
wont to York on Tuesday to represent
their homo club at tho federation meet
ing. Mrs. Benton of Indianapolis, wife of
tho first chancellor of tho University of
Nebraska, is tho gueEt of her daughters
Mrs. J. S. Dales and Mrs. W. G.Stewart.
Mr. Alex Sheldon went to Chicago
lust week. While absent he will act as
best man at the wedding of college
chum in Guleeburg, III.
Mrs. W. J. Bryan entertained Mrs.
Ilelon Gougarand tho officers of tho
Woman's Bimotallic League ut dinner
on Wednesday evening.
Miss Honrietta HollowbuBh has goto
to Chicago where she will spend tho
winter studying voice culture and com
position. Mrs. F. W. Bartruff returned from
Niagara Falls a week ago. Sho is very
ill, only intimate friends being allowed
to see her.
Hair Dressing, Shampooing, Scalp
Treatment, Manicuring, and Switch
Work. Anna Rivet t and Agnes Rawling
143 South 12th street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woods will give
a reception and dance next Friday
evening. A large number of invitations
have been issued.
Mrs, J. H. McMurtry has been called
to Lafayette, Indiana, to atteud the
funeral of her sister-in-law Mrs. Curtis
E. WellB.
Professor and Mre. Waterhouse of
Omaha are guests of Miss Mary Camp
bell on North Sixteenth street.
Mies Stella Kirker spent last Saturday
and Sunday in Omaha visiting Mrs.
Getner and Miss Gene Getner.
Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Candy will enter
tain the graduate students of the State
university this evening.
The sophomores of the state univer
sity will give a dancing party at Harris
hall October 20.
Cameron's lunch counter, 114 eouth
11th. Special tables for ladies upstairs.
Mrs. Edward Robidoux of Omaha is a
guest of her niece Mrs. C. W. Branch,
Mrs. Van Dresser of Chicago is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Oakley.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Beecher
on October 10, a daughter.
Mr. N. S. liar wood who hae been ill
is almost entirely well Bgain.
Miss Annie Jodob will givo a party on
next Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Mario Adamson went to Omaha
on Tuesday evening.
Died, in Wasoca, Minn., on Sunday,
October eighth, at ono o'clock, Mr.Henrj
B.Su(tduth,of heart failure. Mrs. Nhs
loy, his duughtor, passed through Lin
coln on Monday en route to Waseca,
from Colorado. Mrs. Francos Wilson
of Lincoln, Mr. Sudduth's sister and his
nioco Mrs. John Dorgan also left on
Monday for Waseca. Mr. Sudduth
visited his Lincoln relatives this Bum
mer. Ho was a druggist and highly be
loved and respected in Wasoca for tho
quiet depth and strength of his charac
ter. Mrs. Honry Sudduth made a visit
to her sister in-law and other relatives a
few weeks ago and made many friends
who aro shocked to heat of her sudden
bereavement. Friends of Mrs. Niesley
are very sorry to learn that the little
daughter, born two months ago, died recently.
William Reed Dunroy, the well known
Nebraska poet will shortly have another
book of verse on the market. The new
volume will have the same quaint title.
"Corn Tassels' and will contain the
very best work of tho young writer,
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culled from his former two volumes
with the edition of many new poems.
The epic written to welcome home the
First Nebraska regiment is one of tho
new things in the book. The edition is
to be a limited one and orders are com
ing in so rapidly in advance that it is
likely that it will be exhausted in a
short time. Those desiring copies
should address the University Publish
ing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska.
FRATERNITY NOTES.
At the Lindell hjtol on Wednesday
evening the Dramatic Order Knights
of Khorassau enjoyed a banquet.
Covers were laid for 250 persons.
Wednesday evening was the first
ladies' evening for the season at the
Union Commercial club room. A
number of ladies availed themselves of
the hospitality of the gentlemen and
the evening was spent in playing whist.
Light refreshments were served. The
second and fourth Wednesdays in each
month have been set aside for ladies
and the wives of members will be moat
welcome.
A club composed of a number of
pretty young buds calling themselves
the T. N. N'a. gave a dancing party
Friday night at Walsh's hall. For
carefulness of plan, pretty ideas and
successful carrying out it has not often
been excelled and tho young ladieB
were overwhelmed with complimoute.
The programs were hand painted, tho
refreshment room was docoratod and
lighted in JapaneBa style and Missos
Leah Meyer and Edith Robbins who
served woro kimonos. Tho guests wero
Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Burr, Mr. and Mrs.
Lew Marshall. Messrs Abbott, Mc
Creery, Tukey, Robbins, Wat kins,
Crandall, Whedon, EdmiBton, Morrill
Rehlaender, Pancoast, Shorman, Kil
lian, Hanson, Lau, Fawoll, Stein, Hill,
Eoglo, Campbell, Raymond, Farnsl
worth, Wittmann, Wheeler, Giiron
Brock Baitlott.Reed. Tho 1'. N. N'a.aro
MisHes Macfarland, Woosnor, Funko,
Outcalt, Hargreaves, Hunt, Cornell,'
Bennett, Muir, Meyer, Hayes, Wiggen.'
horn, Honeywell, Loomis, Cramer of
Hastings, Whedon, Jungo, Thurston of
Omaha, Windmeyor, Daniols.
On Saturday morning Pi Beta Phi
fruternity gavo a much enjoyed swim
ming party at tho Sanitarium. A.
luncheon in tho parlors closed the en
tertainment. Those present wero
Misses Andrews, Stewart, Homerick,
McPhoely, Burriss, Robinson, Henry,
Haskell, McGahey, Waugh, Dolson,
Morrill, Woodward, Stuart, Post, Stuart,
Sedgwick, Ihomae.
For years tho mon'B fratornitiosof the
Nebraska as well as of other universi.
ties have had chaptor houses fitted up
to be used as a homo by out of town
members and headquarters for resident
mombers. ThiB ypar for tho first timo in
Lincoln tho young women aro following
tho example of their brothers in this
respect. Tho DeltH Gamma'a have re
cently fitted and taken possession of
a charming flat in the lngleside a now
house on Sixtoonth and H streets. The
artistic taste of its fair possessors is
evidonced in every room. Tho hard
wood floors are protected by well choaon
rugs. Cosy corners and comfoitable
bepillowed couches abound. Iho parlor
Iihb been enriched by many giftB from
friends and sjmpathizere, among them
being an escritoire, chairs, pictures, a
tabouret, a chafing dish, and pieces of
brie a brae. Opening from the parlor
on either eide are emuller prettily fur
nished rooms which when more space is
needed may bo added. Tho young
ladies in tho house have been privi
leged to use their individual taBto in
the adornment of their privute rooms
and always with good effect, forinstaaoe
ono room is dene in blue and white,
dainty and pweot, another has a friezo
of photographs, and another has a large
screon covered with Gibson pictures.
The fraternity don is not complete but
when finished will b9 ideul. A Turkish
corner will be a feature, as will boalso a
friezo made of tho college pennants
representing tho different chapters of
the Delta Gamma Borority throughout
tho country. Tbo charter of tho fra
ternity will hang horo as will also a
number of fruternity pictures. Mrs.
Joseph Fisher will bo tho chaporonb for
this year and tho following lnri;D .:n
bo the occupants of this tho first Delta
Gammp chaptor houBo in Lincoln
Misses Tukey, Cole, Mullikon, Haecker,'
Jackson, JayneB, Macombor. A system
of house rules which would do credit to
older ar,d wiser beads has been adopted.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tublete.
All druggists refund tho money if it fails
to curt. E. W. Grovel signature is on
each box. 25 .
Crawford-Have a drink old man?
Crabshaw No.
Crawford-Then take a i.-igar.
Crubshaw No.
Crawford-Join us in a little game of
poker tonight.
CrabBhaw No.
Crawford-Whut's tho matter?
Crabshdw-Wifo camo homo from tho
country today.
Kindheurtod Old Perdon-If I give
ou this piece of pio will you saw Bomo
wood?
Ungrammuticul Andrew-Madam, I
huvo already saw tho wood,
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