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let, hearts and festoons of chrysaothe- guests were: Mr. and Mrs. John Dor- -mums
were used in great profusion, gan, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Thompson, Mr.
Ice was served in. the dining'rooea, un- ad Mts. W.B. Hargreaves, and Mrs. D.
der a hoop of scarlet hesrts and1-chnrs , D. Mulr. Mrs. Sykes left on Thurt
antbeiuums, by'MksLaBBlogan'd lustl dayfor her'hotneln Harrison, PeatAyN
Waagb. Sapper was served after" tbv faaW. ,Mrf and MraC Seeerest leave"
dancing to the following guest:,' "Mr"; fr New York tomorrow,
and Mrs. Risser. Misses BatfLrt Doctor s j AbboU of gouth Qm
ing, Reynolds. Andrew MontgoaaerT; former.y BUperintondent 0f the hospital
Henry, Hayelwood McPbeely Burru., for ionaia Hncoln vMy.
Thomas,. Wood ward Waugh, Robinson-; nfr!W.n itu .ioIo t.,. ',i
ing. The left Bide is affected.-
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Sedgwick, Marshall, Chapin, Morreil,
Branch of Omaha, Wright of Schuyler,
BurruBs of Geneva, Dorrington' and'
Custer of Falls City. Messrs. Rodgers,
Ricke'.te, Edminston, Sanders, Wester
man, McKillip, West, Wells, Blackman,
Sheldon, Brown; Fisher, Everett,
Adams, Brown, Kimball, Smith, Sbilder,
Mudge, Hopewell, St. Clair, Loveland,
Barber, Bishoff, Morrisson, Barber and
Moir.
A pre-nuptial luncheon was- given
Mies Alta Wilson on Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Miss Anthony. After a
seven course luncheon Mies Erford gave'
a toast to "Our Bride;' Miss Watson
spoke of "Our Now Brother;" Miss
Leese spoke of "The Maid of Honcr;"
and Mies Raphael closed with a tcast
on '-Sincerity." The following out of
town guests and members were present:
Mies Jackson of Beatrice, Miss Mack
of South Bend, Indiana, Miss Tails of
Columbus, and Miss Spott of Ashland.
Mieses Wilson, Raphael, Erford, Leese,
Anthony, Clinton, Giltzen, Shoeffer,
Barrick, Macfarland, Stearns, Shaw
land, Gregory and Watson. Miss Wil
son was also given a tin shower by the
young ladies.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lewis gave a
duplicate whist party on Wednesday
evening in honor of Mr. Tom Wing1 of
New York City. The following guests
were present: Messrs." and Mesdames
Aitkin, Burnham, Helwig, Funke, Out
ealt, Snell, Goodell, Guthrie, Jackway,
Barbour and Morrill. Mrs.' Imobff,
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For women and children begins here
on IVIOIV A.Y, :FM5R. l&tli,
and continues until Saturday evening",
February 24tti.
T?hese undermuslins are of the
same reliable kind always offered
during- our sale. They are made by
the best workmen, of the best ma
terials, properly" cut and perfectly
finished.
The introductory price quotations are, as always,
the lowest possible for such values.
Every garment new and clean, fresh from the
cases and now shown for the first time.
Mrs. Macdonald will entertain in'
honor of Miss Oakley on the Eighteenth
The annual valentine- party, of the
Delian literary society of th'e University
was held in the Y. M. C. A. rooms- on
Wednesday night.
Doctor and Mrs; Ladd entertained In
formally in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Boal 7J
of Sheridan, Wyoming, on Wednesdays JSl
evening. fVj
The Good Times euchre club was en- jfe
tertained by Miss Mae Burr in honor cf fr"3
Miss Medsker of Kansas City, and Miss jSl
McDonald of St. Joseph, on Thursday ffo
evening. The following guest were Wg
present: Messrs. and Mesdanier Rc- 2
tor. Woods, Dorgan, Crancer, Mnjlrn, UN
Woods, Curtice, Kelley, Marshall, Filz- zs&
gerald, Howe, and Morrison. Misses nC
Oakley. Welch, Tukey, Hoover, Put-
nam, and Nance. Messrs." White of fjj
Omaha, Eames, Butler, Joyce, Brink, jjj
Thatcher, Johnson, Hayes, McCreery, ffo
Sherman, Tukey'and Dostor White. jZ
Miss Gertrude Chambers gave a very h$
pleasant Valentine party on Wednesday JUS)
night.
Judge and Mrs. J. R. Webster gave a
reception to the senior law class of the
State university on Tuesday afternoon.
Over titty students called during the
afternoon. Judge Webster'has accept
ed a position in Washington
Dects-to. make his home in that citv. ence and Health, With Key to the, Scrjp- trance door there was an immovable,
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ted in red tuxes. Wednesday evening- meeting- a V isapewetrww man
We are sole Lincoln'
agents for Butterick Pat
terns and publications.
YUNKA black silks,
absolutely guaranteed, ( x
clusive with us.
LINCOLN. NEBRASKA.
the reading' of selections ffbnf the Bible' deities; and 'ladies'in thin evening dress.
add ex- and the Christian Science text book, "Sci- in the snowy street Before the
en-
The house was prettily decorated in red
Miss1 Harris, Miss Alice Wing,. Miss" and pink roses. Miss' Webster; Miss
Elizabeth vjcg. Doctor Davenport, Garten, Miss Folk, Miss Mulloo, Misr
Doctor White. Mr. George Wing and
Mr. Tom Wing.
Mrs. Frank Irvine entertained Le3
Bohemiennes on Wednesday afternoon".
Mrs. Hallet will entertrin' for' MHr.
Jones on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hurd entertained
the D. K. W. club and a few friends on
Gregory and Miss Bridge assisted in
serving the refreshments.
MiBsTNelia Cochrane gave an infor
mat'tea at the Delta Gamma fraternity
house-on -Monday-afternoon.
nhnnnflllnr and Mm RMmt' ! n
didder inhohftr of' Ex-Chancellor Ben-
ton on Thursday evening. The
7:30. The public is cordially invited.
Mrs. H. W. Brown is entertaining'
Mrs. W. W. W. Jones and" Miss-Edithr oee4ife.-.wM&rtBd paddl
j ones oi ueaier.
six re-
The regular meeting of 'the' city isa--piovement
society was held Thursday
mornidg in the Union-Commercial club
rooms. The officers of the club com
pose the park committee, and the, sec
retary had notified the committee that
Wednesday evening. Progressive-hearts' u Ul "" """"""y WOI ! the city council was reaoy to acs- wun-
was played. The following-guests were Mrs-Burnham entertained ttie Lotc them- Mrs. Monger, delegate from
present: Messrs; and'MeedameB- Jorito, clubotfTbtirBdayaftemoon Sorosis, reported two new members;
Spangler, Kimmerer, Carpenterf Will ' Mrs. Guthrie was the new delegate from
kinson, Hart. Sullivan and'DeaWi Mia Mr. Louis Westerman met with a Sorosisv Mrs. F. E. EaHr f rtm the Wo
Bell. Messrs. Morse, Streight, Young, Berioua accent recently by falling en a- nan's club, and Mrs. W. A. Green from
Gascoyne, Hamilton, Brooks," Howland, sidewalk and injuring his back, causing the Athenea.
Ringer and Davis. aMerion of a nerve affecting' the heart. Health Officer Rohde spoke of tie
me ucciueai wm not prove muu u sanitary condition oi mo cuy. stjuvts
appropriated" for the health fund by the
Mrs. ward and Mrs. woicoiv enter- th'ereieno relapse,
tained the Faculty Woman's club on
Wednesday'arternoon at ttie home of' TbVthlrd'annual banquet ofth'e Kap
the latter. A valentine-WHrgivTBn" efCh' p"SfgmarfrateTnitywasgivBn.on Tuet
lady with-a guessing game' writteh- on day nfahtfthe Hotel'Lincohi to the resi
the blank side and two pretty posters dent members of the fraternity atfd' to' s?
were given as prizes' number of alumnae. Mr. Germain
Towl or Omaha, was toastmaster. Mr.
William Adarri orKearney? Mr. Tdwl'of
Omaha, and' Mr. Howard" Cittle1 of
Madison, we're' th'e odt'of town guests".
macs of people pwbom the
door keepera would not let in' and who
wcMld-not" recede from their poeitions.
Ea'dtes"ahd"gentleaJen' dressed for the
e through
ao alley of intf froxen'wateiTonly to be
deoied eatraoce by the ticket takers at
the side entrance who referred them to
the blockade at the front door. It was
the'familiar scene which has marred so
niaey University commencement days
tiete;- only thl occaaiotf was- in the
night, the ticket-holders were in" even
ing drees and the temperature was be
lbwzero; It was after nine before a
tumbled, torn, angry, nervous audience
roorrTjMed-PadeTewfck'i himself who was
etHMHtlypcnBrbed a- only a highly
strung, sensitive artist can be. Then
th'ere were boys on the roof who sound
ed as through they were cracking it.
When" they were
Mr. T M'. Bromwell
visiting friends in the
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Whedon
dinner for" the members'" of the
Table on Tuesday night'.
The crowning social event
of' Omsht,
city the first of
gave a
Round
dislodged Paderewski
city; of whiciff800is paid- to--thecity'l,1JJriB:,Bvw1tBjan expression
scavenger for the removal of refuse and or nope'ese .determination. However,
manure from the fire and police sta- beore the evening was over the perfect
tions, the' maintenance and' care of acoUstiesTof thV hall' and the evident
dutnping grounds, etc. The remaining', eympattiy and'appreciation of the audi
JM5t)'goea to the hospital fund. ThV erfee reconciled the'player' to the un
idearmethod'ordisposing'of garbage" is' fotilnate'at'd'vexationsbeginnings and
by "a creihatory which is self-eustkining herespohdedto overwhelming applause
in'citiee'of this'size. witlftwo encores;
A" resolution Was offered and adopted4 uW Cora Hwrirlc. ram a n,.i
Mr. Frank' Kingi Clark? and Mr. J. P. by the society recomnfending' that all' valeatine-party to her Sunday Echcol
Whedon of Chicago, will be the- gueetsw refffse. eetiecially from the kitchen, be
of Mrcand'Mr0.R. H-. Oakley over Sun-- burned in stoves or furnaces:
of the day. Mr. and-Mrei Walter Hargreaver The health officer explained' that an"
University was the Junior' Promenade will-entertain for Mr. Clark- and Mr. up to datef umigatbr was now' owned
given at the Hotel Lincoln on Friday Whedontooight. Mr. Clark-is- a very by the cityand that' the greatest cate-
night. successful baritone singer and music was exercised in properly fumigating
Mrs. Hull (born Farwelllof OinahB.-was will probably occupy most of the even- clothing, bedding, etc., before the pla-
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ina catda were removed irom miec"d prem-
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Campbell gave a-lses'
dinner on Wednesday eveningsto a Tew The paderewski concert assembled
friends. mosfof'the people who love, or are re"-
First (Jtiiircli of Christ (Sciehtlst), lated to those who love music. But
Fourteenth and K streets. Arth'dir' C before eigh't o'clock th'e entrance" was
Ziemer, C; S. First Reader. Sunday inaccessible to those who had' bought
morning services at 10:30: subject, reserved seats, (jarnage alter carriage
in Lincoln this"week visiting Ler'parentB
Mr. ard Mrs. Holmes'.
A large number of people from all
over th'e state were in Lincoln on Mon
day evening to hear the Paderewski
concert.
. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cr Seacrest gave a-
card party on Tuesday eveningan honor
claavof the Plymouth Congregational
church, on- Thursday evening. Por
tiere of red hearts were hung between
the-roosM and the red hearts decorated
the en tire-house. A paper donkey was
pinnedon-the wail and a great deal of
merriment-was caused by the attempts
of tiie guests to pin on the donkey's
tail. A valentine was given as a prize
to the guest most successful.
Born To'Mr. atidMrs. Rollin Miles,
(Mrs.3Iilea born Marshall) of Burling-t-)BvVemotat,
on February the Third,
aseer
Cam yaiij uu j.uwo eiuuiuguu .awmw. w D . v,v, MHV4WW., . - .
of Mrs. Sykes of Pennsylvania. The "Chust Jesus.'' The sermon consists of arrived and deposited its load of gen- The-Household Economics conference