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Mrs. Helwig and Mrs. Hutchine were
the leaders north and south and Mrs.
Kigbter and MrB. Abbott east and west.
The following were the guests: Mes
datnrs Green, Bliah, Ackerman, Turner,
Helwig, Hutchine. Perkins, Rudge,
Stonebrakcr, Abbott, Righter aid Miss
Blish.
First Church of Christ (Scientist).
Fourteenth and K streets. Arthur C.
Ziemer, C. S. First Reader. Sunday
morning Fervicea at 10::); sutject,
"Man."' The sermon consist of
the reading of selections from the Bible
and the Chi Wtian Science text book, "Sci
enre and Health, With Key to the Scrip
tures." Wfdnf sday evening meeting at
7:30. The public is cordially invite.1.
MissMfdek'rof KanFas City and Miss
McDonald of St. Joseph have returned
to their homes after a visit with Miss
Burr.
Mas'er Robert Harlpy gave a birth
day party on Washirgton's Birthday.
A large tlag was draped in the library
and a birthday cake aIow with the
light from seven candles and gay with
flags was the centre piece for the tible
wrfe:etbe following cHldren gathered,
after a very pleasant afternoon: Leon
ore Richards. Jeanett Finney, Vail Bab
cock, Dorothy Biker, Helen Dayton,
Lyda Irvine. Auber Jones. Dorothy Ea
sod, Ribert Inkster, Arthur Ackerman,
Roy Crancer. Jatk Nei), William Ho
rn in, George Inkster, Walter McArthur.
Charles Neil, Harry Babcock, Paul
Ctmeroo, Stanley Guerzel. Liwrence
Finney, Robert Meyer and Earnest
Guenz-1.
Doctor and Mrs. Hull of Omaha, and
M. John Dixon came to Lincoln to at
tend the Good Times Euchre club.
Mrs. Fredrick Hutchine gave a whist
inrty last Saturday to the following
guests: Mesdaraes Helwig. Aitk n,
Perkinp, Giroutte, Blish, Traphapeo.
Stonebraker, Rudge, Turner, Hibner
and Miss Aitken.
Miss Dorothy Dorr gave a very pret
ty party to her young friendB on Wash
iogton's Birthday.
Mrs. Helwig entrained about twen
ty four guests on Friday bfternoor, in
honor of Mrp. Marcho'te of Concordia.
Kansas. Duplicate whist was played
and a number of very good scores
were mide.
Mis3 Eleanore Barbour gave a party
on Washington's Birthday to a number
of her young friendp. The invitations
werepret'ycrds with space left to till
out and read: "We want you to take
tea with us on February 22od, 1900. at
half paet four. Do come! from Eleanor
Barbour.'- On the other side of the
card was written: "Please wear a sym
bol of a River, State or Ci'y." A num
ber of original symbols were worn. Ad
vertisements were also hung 02 the wall
and a pr'za was given the one most
successful. Tea was served in the din
ing room at live o'clock to the following
gu"ests: Misses Helen Mitchell. A ca
Rodgers. Catberije Kimball, Blossom
Wilson, Helen Macfarland. MarUn 0,j
den, Gratia Green, and Mary Stuart.
Mrs. Macdonald was at home on
Thursday afternoon. The gutsts were
received in the drawingroom where Mrs.
Macdonald poured the tea.
Miss Eve'yn Caldwell gave a birth
day party to a number of children on
Thursday afternoon.
An informal chBKng dish party was
given at the Phi Delta Theta house fcr
Miss Medeker of Kansas City, and Mtea
McDonald of St. Joe. on Monday after
noon. Those present were: Mrs. Mor
rison. Mis? Burr. Mr. Sherman, Mr.
Voo MaLsfelde, Mr. Seacrest and Mr.
Case.
Miss Barbara Haecker of St. Pau
Minnc sota, is visiting her si6ter. Mis b
E lleda Haecker, at the Delta Gamma
fraternity houstj.
Ls Bohpmiennes met with Mrs.
Funke on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Macdonald gave a din
ner on last Sunday evening in honor of
Miss Oakley. TLe dining room was
Pghted by pink shaded candelabra and
violeie were used to decorate the table
that was covered with i beautiful lace
cloth. Covers weie laid lor Mrs. Grif
fith, Miss Oakley. Miss Regna Mac
donald, Mr. Frank Clark of Chicago,
and Mr. Zjbrung.
The Fortnightly club was entertained
on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. C. H.
Imhon.
A number of frier.ds of Mrs. Allen
bach surprised her on her birthday on
Monday evening by giving her a crc
kinole party. The following guests
were present: Messrs. and Mesdamea
Bckncpn and. Boetticher. Misses Beck
min, Pierson, Schlegel and Beckman.
Messrs. Funke, Rice, Allenback, Ole
son and Eigel.
Mr. and Mn. Helwig gave a whist
party to a number of friends on Friday
night.
The Lafolot club gave a dance at the
home of Mr. Alex Lau on Friday even
ing. The following guests were pres
ent: Misses Outcalt, Funke, Honey
well. Meyer, V eesner, Hargreavep, Gif
fen. Hunt, Bennett, Locmie, Sarbach,
Windmejer, and Sarbach. MesFrs. Gif
fen, Lau, Stein, Wiltmann, Farnsworth,
Killian. Fawell, HanEon, Crandall,
TuKey, Raymond and Wheeler.
The Good Times Euchre club wsb
entertained in a very delightful manner
by Miss Putnam on Fiiday evening.
An informal musical was given after
supper. The following guests were
present: Me6ers. and Mesdames Mar
shal', Woods, Rodgere, Howe, Dorgan,
Kelley, Wood", Rectcr, Muller, Fitz
gerald, Curtice, Crancer, Woodp, Mc
Murtry, Hull of Omaha, and Mrs. Bald
win. Misses Johnson, Marshall, Burr,
Nance, Oakely, Hoover, Naughton and
Cochrane. Messrs. Hajee, Walsh,
Fitzgtrald, Gregory, Builer, Joyce,
Holmes, Baldwin, Honeywell, White,
Lewis, Tnatcher, Eamep, Dickson of
Nebraska City, and McVann of Du
buque, Iowa.
Mr. Frank Hall gave a dinner on
Weenesday evening. Covers were laid
for Judge Munger, U. S.' Marshall G. H.
Tbuuimel and Mr. W. S. Summers.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Cather were last
Sunday called to their home in Red
Cloud, Nebraska, owing to the illness of
Mr. Cathor's mother.
Miss Lydia Mullon entertained the
alumnae chapter of Delta Gamma on
Monday evening in honor of Miss Alice
Wing, who expects to leave for Boston
where she will make her future home.
Mre. O'Connell and Mrs. Wilkinson
will give a large reception this after
noon. Mrs. George Clark gave a duplicate
whist party on Monday afternoon.
About thirty guests were present and
after a number of very interesting
games prizes were awarded to Mis.
Rewick and Miss Alice Cowdery. Me
teor r. ees and pinks decorated the
rooms and a dainty supper was served
at six o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Guenzel entertainad the
Nineteenth Century euchre club on
Wednesday night. The gueetB were:
Me6Ers. and Mi s lames O'Connell, Fos
ter. Hoover, Richards, Wilkinson, Reh
laender, Han is and Bignell.
Mr. John Anderson of Beatrice. Mr.
Jack Sumner of Omaha, Mr. Thomas
Creigh and Mr. Tom Wing of New York
were among the list of guests at the
Junior Promenade on last Friday even
ing. Miss Retta Moody of Beatrice, wbb
theguost of Mies Edna llarpham for
the Junior Promenade
Mi. and Mrs. Charles Pace gave a
supper on Sunday evening in honor of
Migb Johnson of Indiana.
Mrs. C. R. Richards gave a kecsing
tnn on Washington's Birthday. Dainty
paper hatchets were given to the guests
and an original four line poem on
George Washington and the cherry
tree was written by each guest. A.
number of very good poeniB were writ
ten and a prize was awarded for tho one
that received the most votes.
On Friday afternoon Mm. R'chards
and Mrs. Kimball gave a delightful
kensington. A large number of guests
were present.
Mrs. Richards and Miss Graco Bridge
will give a euchres party this afternoon.
Mies Edna Elarley was initiated into
the Delta Gamma fraternity on Tues
day evening. A supper was served
after the initiation at tho fraternity
house.
Mr and Mrs, A. S. Church enter
tained the Good Times High Five club
ouThirsday night.
A dance was gven in honor of Mr.
and Mrs Julian Sutter on Frit'ay even
ing by an informal dancing club that
gives a dance each month The follow
ing are the oflicers of the flub: Mr.
Fred rlallet, president; Mr- Julian Sut
ter, secretary and treasurer; Mr. Denton
H. Painter, master of ceremonies. Mr.
Edwaid Sutter of Rues!, Kansap, and
Mr. Henri Sutter of Abilene, Kansas,
were guests of the club.
Doctor and Mrs. Sherwin entertained
in honor of Mr. tnd Mrs. Searles on
Friday evenirg. Mr. Searles is a bro
ther of Mrs. Sherwin who has lately
moved to Lincoln from EJgar. The
house was decorated in palms and fertp.
Mr. and Mrs. Burk and Mr. and Mrs.
Waite assisted in receiving the guests.
A fretty cosy corner in the hull was
banked with palms where Mies Milmine
served punch. Red tulips and smilax
decorated the dining room. Mrs. Waite
served cream and was assisted by Mrs.
Talmage and Miss Moore. During tha
evening the following program was
given:
Vocal Silo Mr. Waite.
Piano Solo Mr. M irtin.
Vocal Solo Mr. Masters.
Duet Mr. and Mis. Burk.
Mr. Frank Clark, who has been tho
guest of Mr. and Mrs R H.Oakley, has
returned to Chicago. Miss Oakley ac
companied Mr. Clark to Omaha on
Tuesday where Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
Green gave them a luncheon.
Mr. George Bartlett has been called
to San Antonio, Texas, on account of
the illness or his mother, Mrs. G. H.
Battlett.
The Saint Theresa Social club gave a
Martha Washington entertainmeLt on
Thursday eveoing. A colonial tea was
given in the afternoon. A musical pro
gram was given by MUs Smith of Chi
cago, Mr. Movius, Mits Brownell, and
Miss Millar. Tea was served from
thirty-three individual tables, each
table being beautifully decorated with
lilies, roses and lighted by candelabra.
Over three hundred guests were present
at the card party in the evening. High
fire was plpyed and the tirst prize, a
handsome silver coffee pot, the gift of
Father Reade, was won by Mr. Loyne.
Mrs. McGinnis was awarded a hand
some hand painted candle sticK for the
second prize. Mr. Lynch was consoled
with a jumping jack as the booby prize.
The guests present were in colonial
dress. Tho Martha Washington goivna
were very beautiful and tho CSeorgn
Washington costumes wore imported
from Omaha and were very hundmimt'.
After refreshments wore served tho
guests danced until a lato hour.
The directors of the Haydon Art club
havo culled a meeting of all interested
in art, on Tuep.duy evening of next week
It is proposed 10 cbango tho natno nnd
dtino tho scope of a new organizition.
elect new oIlL-era and niitko somn pr.p
artionB and arrangements for holding
an exhibition of real merit annually
All tho old members of tho Haydon Art
club aro urged to be preeent us well hh
over one else interested in tho sul j ct
of art. Tho meeting will bo helo in tho
art gallery of tho library building on
Tuesday evening next. Remember the
date.
Father O'Connell of South Africa
will visit Father Heado in the near
fu'ure.
Mr. Frank Camp and Mr. Henjimin
Whited gave a card party on Thursday
ovening at their home, 150 South .'Klrd
street.
Harold Usher entertained his friends
on Friday night. Progressive games
were played and score was kept by can
dies placed in red, white and blue bagH.
After refreshments were served a caku
walk wus given, some of the children
proving themselves to be very apt
dancers.
Died Mrs. Goodepeed, wife of Mr
Chailea H. Goodspeed, on Monday
afternoon.
Died The Reverend BurJickof Uni
versity Place, on Monday afternoon.
The services wero in charge of the
A. O. U. W. and Misonic order. In
1878 Reverend Maede entered tho
ministry of the Methodist church.
Later he became financial agent for the
Dakota University. At the breaking
out of the war with Spain he was ten
dered the oflice of chaplain of the First
South Dakota regiment, but his health
I ravented him accep ing. The de
ceased leaves a widow and several ch:
dren.
Died Mre. Stewart of University
Place, on Monday, of pneumonia. The
r-'innins was shipped to Fairmont on
Wednesday.
Died Majnard, infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Almon Tower, on Wednesday.
Died Mrs. Abbie Sigournny, on
WedneaJay night. Mrs. Suuurney was
the widow of O M. Sigourney and mo
therofMr. S. D. Sig.Hiruiy. Toe fu
neral was held at WtsterviIIe on Thura
daj. Died -Doctor Luther J. Abbott, late
superintendent of the Hospital for the
Insane at Lincoln, at his home in Oiiia
ha, of paraljsis. A widow, four sons
and two daughters are left to iiouin
his death.
Dr. J. J. Hanna, dentist, .'Jd tloor Rich
arJs. Hours 9 a.m. to ." p.m. Evenings
Mon., Wed., and Fri.. 7 to 9.
Miss Agnes E. Person, 1G18 L street,
graduate and post graduato of Emerson
College of Oratory, Boston, will give
private and class instruction in physical
culture, voice culture (speaking voice)
and oratory. Also cures impediment in
speech. Terms:
Clas" work. Ph. culture. 20 lessons. S.1 00.
Class work, oratory. -0 lessons. 810 00.
Private work. Ph. culture, per lesson, 31.
Private work, oratory, per lesson, S1.00.
Further particulars given on request.
The best of everything in Ice Cream
Ices and Candies. Hjatt's, 1201 O
Street. Phone 211.
Hair Dres'ing, Shampooing. Scalp
Treatment, Manicuring, and Switch
