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THE COURIER.
of Trinity church, were invited to bo
come better acquainted with one an
other awl discuss the possibilities of
growth in their church circles. A few
of Mrs. Whiting's neighbors have decid
ed to get up a neighborhood club, Mrs.
Whiting entertained them Thursday,
when they decided that their club
should bo called the West End club and
that on certain occasions it should meet
in the evenings in ord?r that the hus
bands might take patt in them.
The reception givon by the vestry of
of the Holy Trinity church for Bishop
Williams, of Omaha, was held in the
church crypt Friday evening. The
members and friends of the church who
came to meet the new bishop were mot
by Mr. Eason and iuroduced to Bishop
Williams and Mra. Williams, Mre. Eaeon,
Mr. and Mrs. Rud4e, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ewing. The vestry feel that much of
the success of the evening wjb due to
Mrs. Gere and her able committee.
Several Kensingtons were given this
week. One of the most delightful wbb
given by Mrs. Shockey and Miss Davis
Friday afternoon at the home cf "Miaa
Dav'iB on couth Sixteenth street; An
unusually good tea was served to the
following ladies: Meedames Kennard,
Davie, Walt, Crandall, Smith, Sanderson,
Davie. Sanderson, McCulloch, Brown
fMd, Pitcher, Frost, Jerome, Whiting,
Miltonberger, Mosley, and Bennett;
Mieeee Polk, Ricketts, Hardy, Chambers
Fawell, Newbarn, Johnson, Cone, Eu
banke, and Crosby.
The Iowa Whist club was entertained
by Mr. and Mrs E. E.Spenceat their
nejr home on SeveDteanthand B streets.
Tha informal meetings cf the cluba are
always delightful, but this one was un
usually so, because of the delicious quail
supp r that was served at seven o'clock.
Those present were Messrs. and Mes
dameB Barbour, Kimball, Muoger, Holm,
LeGore, R'.cbarae, Fling, R, A. Holyoke,
E. L. Holjokeand Mra. Buck, of Crete,
mother of Mrs. Spencer.
Mra. and Mrs. Kelley wtre at home
to the Good Time3 Euchro Club Friday
evening. The presence of Mies Mc
Clure, a sister of Mrs. Kelley, and Miss
Beckwith, both of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa,
added to the pleasure of the evening.
Following the game a supper was served,
to which the following members of the
club sat down: Messrs. ani Meadamea
Marshall, Hoe, Qaord Woods, Curtice,
Morrison, Mirk Woods, .Kelby, Rsctor,
Mullen, Dorgao, FiUj?rald, Crancer;
Misses Harrison, Marshall and Nance.
The invited guest were Messrs. and
Mesdames Wilson, Leonard and Ladd;
Messrs. Joyce, Gittins and Baldwin.
A small dinner was given by Miss
Helen Gregory Friday night. Instead
of the usual name cards email penants
with the cole r j of the different colleges
of the men present were placed at their
plates. Phi Delta Tbeta colors and
Mowers were used as decorations. Those
present were Misses Garten and Coch
rane and Messrs. Tallman, of Wisconsin,
and Mor'ton, of Iowa college, and Mitch
ell, the president of the province, from
Nortwestern college.
The Oliver theater was packed from
parquet to gallery Tuesday night. The
"Little Minister'' was on the boards and
Lincoln's society people turned out in
large cumbers. Messrs. and Meadamea
Simon. Charles and Henry Mayer and
Miss Anna Mayer occupiod one of the
boxes. Another box party consisted
of Messrs. and Meidames George Woods,
John Dorgao, Mark Woods, Mr. Howe.
Mrs. W. J. Bryan left this week to
join her husband and son in southwest
ern Missouri, where Mr. Bryan has been
enjoying a week's hunting trip on the
game preserve of Colonel W. C. Wet
more. Mr, and Mrs. Brytfn will then
go to TexuB.
The Kansas-Nebracka football game
this afternoon will be well attended.
Mr. Carl Frlcke will be here from
Plattsmouth to see his old friends and
to help cheer for Nebraska. Messrs.
Bert Christie, Edwin Chapin and Clark
Powell, all of Omaha, will also be pres
ent. Mies Ilerberta Jaynes. of Omaha, is
expected here this morning to the Djlta
Gitnma breakfast. Miss Jaynes was
very popular in the univeriity circles
last year and her friends do not despair
of her coming back to school during th
s?cond semester.
Mrs. Helwig acd Mrs. Richards enter
tained the Junior Scroeis iu honor of
Mrs. Giles Gere Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mr8. Helwig. Congratu
lations and good-byes were exchanged
with Mrs. Gere by membtra of the club.
Mr. Gormaine Towle, of Omaha, the
young writer whose brilliant and graph
ic lettcn from the Filipines were so
much appreciated by Nebraska people,
visited Lincoln on Thursday.
Miss Sarah Alexander, of Omaha, is
here visiting Miss Burnhaoi for the
coming week and incidentally taking
in the football games this afternoon.
Miss Moody, of Beatrice, came to Lin
coin to aesibt ut the reception given by
Mrs. Harpham and Mrs. Blish.
The Phi Delta Theta fraternity ex
pect to entertain their guests in a body
at the football game.
The Phi Kappa Pdi fraternity will
have a co-ching party at the game this
afternoon.
Mrs. Babcock entertained informally
for Mrs. Curtis, of Chicago, Thursday
afternoon.
The Lincoln light infantry will give
an open drill and dance in the near
future.
Mieb Louise Tukey, of Omaha, camo
down for the Phi Delta party Friday
Chancellor Be: spy went to Peru Wed
nesday night to speak to tha students
there,
Mr. Charles Engel is ill at his home
in Omaha with typhoid fever.
Hair Dres-ing, Shampooing, Scalp
Treatment, Manicuring, and Switch
Tur. anna itiveit and Agnes Rawling
143 South 12th street.
For Sale Cheap A first class fifty
horse power high pressure boiler with
full front and ail castings nnd rocking
grate, Korsmeyer Plumbing and Heat
ing Co., 215 So. 11th street.
One Thousand Five Hundred Dollars
given for the best fifteen stories about
"8oroia" the new shoe for women, for
sale at Webster & Rogers 1043 O street.
Call and they will give you particulars
of the contest.
Mr. Harry Chaim, for years cor
rected with the leading art stores, has
now charge of our retail art departmect,
and is well qualified to attend to all its
requirements.
Our new pictures, mouldings, fancy
frame?, etc., for the fall trade are now
in, and we would be pleased to have our
patrons call and inspect them.
Chancer & Cuktiok Co.
entire plate is one piece of porcelain; is
clean and agreeable to the mouth, and
is equal in strength to any plate made.
Porcelain for artificial teeth is fused
at a high temperature. Dr. Sberwin
makes all porcelain work with an elec
tric furnace which insures the best
quality of work.
Dr. F. D. Siikrwin, Dentist,
Room 17, Buir Block.
J "VV. 2Vf ltoUell At Co,,
liolcsnlo nnd retail doaler in
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Room and Picture Mouldings.
1 338 O Street. Telephone 1237.
FOR SALE.'
Two chclce residence lots, best location,
East Lincoln, 100 foot front only $700 (easy
worth 91000). A beautiful modern home,
East Lincoln, 8 rooms $2,600. A hand
some 9 room modern cottage, only two
blocks from State Capitol, at a big bargain.
Get my complete list. H. C Young,
Brownell blk.. Phone 806.
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ARTISTIC PRINTING
Of evory discretion.
it will pay j on to consult
O. L. Lemmo.v, at tho
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How do you know.
Because you weren't there.Tho Ba-zar.
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Office Telephone 470
Resldence.Telephone 471.
3J5 So. Jlth Street.
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THE WAY TO GO TO CALIFORNIA
la in a tourist sleeper, personally con
ducted, via the Burlington Rout". You
don't change cars. You make fust
time. You nee the finest scenery on
the globe.
Your car is not so Pxpen6ivoly fur
niehed as a palace sleeper, but it h just
as clean, just as comfortable, just ub
good to ride in and nearly $20,000
cheaper. It has wide vestibules,
Pintechgas high back saats; a uniform
ed Pullman porter; clean bedding;
spacious toilet roomp; tatlei and u
heating range. Bing strongly and
heavily buil, it rides smoothly; ic warm
in winter and cool in summer.
In charge of each excursion party is
an experienced excursion conductor
who accompanies it right through to
Los Angeles.
Cars leave Omaha, St Joseph, Lincoln
and Hastings every Thursday, arriving
San Franciaco following Sunday, Los
Angeles Monday. Only tbreo days
from the Missouri River to tho Pacitic
coaBt, including a stopover of yx hours
at Denver and 2, hours at Salt Like
City two of tho mo. t interesting cities
on the continent.
For folder giving full information, call
at any Burlington Route ticket oiliee, or
write to
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Gen'l Passenger Agent, Omaha, Neb.
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15 and 20 cents per
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CHOCOLATE WALNUTS
25 cents per pound
1425 O street.
Leave Chicago every Thursday via
Colo, ado and Scenic Route to San
Francisco and Los Angeles.
Southern Route leaves Chicago ovory
Tuesday via Hacsas Cty, Ft. Worth and
El Paso to Loe Angeles.
Tbeee Excursions Cars are attached to
Fast Pas enger trains and their popu
larity is evidence that we offer the best
Accompany these excursion and save
money for tho lowest rate ticlets uro
available in these popular Pullman
Tourist cars.
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Druggist and
Bookseller.
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Fine Stationery
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