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bowls of violets. The menu consisted
of chicken croquettes, peas, Saratoga
potatoes, and lettuce sandwiches; salad,
salted wafers, violet ice cream, cake and
coffee. The guests were: Mesdamea
Devore, A. A. Scott, Folmer, Bain, Mc
Kinnon, Ewing, Mayer, Pennington,
Stevens, Johnson, O'Neal, Phillips, L.
O.Jones, Smith, Rehlaender, Rose, and
Robinson. Misses Margaret Howland,
Ewing, Bahlman, Smith, Danielson,
Leeso, Ringer, Shute, Johnson, Stuart
and Whito. Mrs. Axtell was assisted
by Inez Crow, Agatha Totten and Eve
lyn Axtel). Tho event of the evening
was the initiation of Miss Fay Ewing.
Les Bohemiennes met with Mrs. Til
ton on Wednesday.
Mrs. William B. Ogden entertained in
honor of Mrs. Beman Dawes on Thurs
day. Each guest had an auimal to
draw upon the blackboard while the
others guessed from the illustra
tion itd name, and as the image in one's
mind and the image upon the board
were often two very different affairs
there was much speculation and amuBO
ment over the titles of the various illus
trations. Apple blossoms and lilacs
filled the hoi.so full of the fragrance
and beauty of spring. It is a pleasure
to Mrs. Dawes' friends to have her here
once again and after the game and while
various plats in which Mrs. Ogden is so
skilled were served, therd was conversa
tion of days .not so very long gone bye.
The invited guests were: Mesdamea
Beman, Dawps, Curtice, MorriBon, Lew
Marshall, Will Kelley, Tilton, Griffith,
George Woods, John Dorgan, Walter
Hargreaves and Funke. Miss Oakley
and Miss Price.
Miss Mickey entertained the Xeno
dochy club and their friends on Tues
day evening. A variety of games kept
the minds of the Xenodochians keen
and alert and the hour for departure
came much too soon. One of the amus
ments of the evening was an auction,
each one being given a certain number
of beans with which he could purchase
any of the rallied articles for which he
chose to bid high enough. The bidders
had only the exterior of the parcel to
judge from as only possession revealed
the contents, which were always some
thing amusing. Those invited were
the Misses Inez Crow, Clara Folz, Nora
Hodgman, Agatha Totten, Edith Hodg
man, Grace McKibben, Blanche McKib
ben, Lucile Sitler, Carrie Case, Carrie
Scott, Evelyn Axtell, Florence West
cott, Edith Mickey, Eva Sherdeman
and Edith Dewey. Messrs. Crail Pen
nington, Charlie Porrin, Emil Erisman,
Charles Biggcrstaff, Rollin Bonnell,
Frank Johnson, Herbert McCulloch,
Axel Stratton, Earl Brown, George
Brom field, Morey Hodgman, Edwin
Creitz, Oscar McMasters and William
Green.
The P. E. O. will give a musical on
Friday, May the eleventh, at the home
of Mrs. James Stulwart.
Mrs. Huntington entertained a few
friends on Monday evening.
Mrs. Erwin of Omaha, is visiting her
son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Erwin, for a few weeks.
Mrs. Klinker entertained in honor of
her husband's birthday on Saturday
evening at four handed euchre. The
affair was a great surprise to Mr.
Klinker and hence an added pleasure.
The atmosphere of the house was sweet
and gardenlike for there were apple
blossoms, pink carnations and roses in
abundance. A three course luncheon
in which tho pink color-idea was happily
carried out, was served. Those present
were: Messrs. and Mesdames Emory,
Hardy, C. I. Jones, George Fox, Jewell,
Clarence Coffin, Vergil Stone, Henry
Burgis, Will Weidner, Bagnell, O. P.
Erlenborn, H. A. Ensign, Charles Slat-
jThe Second and Positively the LastJ
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REORGANIZATION
Sale Closes Saturday Eve., May 12.
fl We've prepared another list of values of even greater importance than those of 4
this week. While this week's tremendous selling- accomplished wonders, it's still (
Jfi necessary to convert a great amount of merchandise into cash, and it's imperative thatj
ML this be accomplished next week.
As an additional inducement and to make shopping- still more convenient, we will'
.Pay Your Street Car Fare.
.A IT'S THIS WAY Customers purchasing goods to the amount of $1.00 or more,
VT will receive a rebate of one single fare or 5c, and customers purchasing goods to the
amount of $3.00 or more will receive a rebate of two single Fares .
T See Special Price List for Pull Particulars.
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tery, David Conner, Roosa, Rudolph
Rehlaender, Judge and Mrs. Collin and
Miss Jackson. Louise and Donald Bag
nell, and Marguerite Klinker assisted
Mrs. Klinker.
Senator and Mrs. Thurston and Miss
Purman are the guests of Mrs. Angie
F. Newman.
Mrs. Klinker entertained the Sonth
Side Circle of the St. Paul's church and
their friends, on Thursday afternoon,
April the twenty-sixth. A game called
the "Titles of Popular Songs,' was the
source of much pleasure and bonhomie.
Each guest was asked to illustrate the
title of some popular song by a black
board sketch. Ices and cakes were
served.
Mrs. J. P. Maule, formerly a resident
of Lincoln, who has had a short story
accepted by Scribner, is doing work for
a New York syndicate and expects to
have a book before the public shortly.
First Church of Christ (Scientist),
Fourteenth and K streets. Arthur C.
Ziemer, C. S. First Reader. Sunday
morning services at 10:30; subject,
"Mortals and Immortals." The Ber
mon consists of the reading of
selections from the Bible and the
Christian Science text book, "Sci
ence and Health, With Key to the Scrip
tures." Wednesday evening meeting at
eight. The public is cordially invited.
The O. E. S. kensington met Thurs
day afternoon, April the twenty-seventh
with Mrs. N. A. Bacon. Mm. Belva
Strum of Burchard, Nebraska, was
present. Miss May Follmer gave a
reading which added much to the after
noon's pleasure.
There was a club dancing party In
the Dancing Academy on Tuesday eve
ning. There were a number of people
in attendance.
Mrs. Van Brunt entertained the mem
here of the L. A. kensington, their hus
bands and a few friends on Friday,
April the twenty seventh, at four hand
ed euchre. This was the last meeting
of its kind and hence the guests entered
particularly into the spirit of it. Mrs.
Billmeyer won a beautiful potted rose
for the evening's conquest and Mr. W.
J. Turner and Mr. Alva Kennard cut
for the gentleman's prize. Mr. Ken
nard was the winner and he received a
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The advantages of Music Study in Nebraska Wesleyan Conservatory
may be summarized as follows:
1. A superior corps of instructors, presenting the most approved Eu
ropean methods.
2. A choral society, aTording efficient drill in part Binging, and giv
ing students the opportunity of becoming acquainted with the standard
works of the best composers.
3. Numerous recitals, concerts, lectures, etc, free to students.
4. The opportunity of taking one or more studies in any other depart
ment of the University.
b. Healthful and helpful surroundings to the physical, mental and
spiritual life.
C. Freedom from the turmoil, distractions, and temptations of a com
mercial city.
7. Accessibility to the artistic attractions found only in large centers
of population.
For Circular Giving Full Information, Address
OREN K. I.OCKB,
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handsome stein. Mrs. Van Brunt has
been president of the club some four or
five years, and at the last afternoon
meeting they made her president for all
time to come, and on this evening Mrs.
Patrick came, in order to present to
Mrs. Van Brunt for the club, a cut
glass berry bowl, as expression of its
appreciation of Mrs. Van Brunt's many
kindnesses to the members. Those
present besides the club members and
their husbands were: Messrs. and Mes
damea Fawell, Aitken, George Clark
and Turner.
Mr. Hamblin, assistant general freight
agent of the Burlington road, and Mrs.
Hamblin, spent Monday and Tuesday
in Lincoln meeting old acquaintances
and friends of eighteen years ago when
they lived here.
Doctor J. V. Beghtol, Mr. J. D. Pope,
and Mr. Frank Jones of Friend, were
in the city the first of the week, and
enjoyed "Sapho."
Governor and Mrs. Poynter gave a
twelve o'clock luncheon on Tuesday to
the official members of the Governor's
staff who came to Lincoln for the May
celebration. Those who were present
were: General P. H. Barry, Colonel
Charles J. Bryan of Lincoln, Colonel
Walter Moise of Omaha, Colonel J. E.
Abbott of Omaha, Colonel Barnes of
Albion, Colonel Mackinson of Palmyra,
Colonel Peabody of Omaha, Colonel
Charles Branch of Lincoln and Private
Secretary Jewell.
Senator and Mrs. Thurston, Miss Pur
man, and Mrs. Angie F. Newman, left
for Omaha on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Hall returned from Chi
cago on Friday.
Mrs. Stokes of Friend, is the guest of
Mrs. H. B. Dudgeon.
Mrs. Hinman entertained the "Fort
nightly" on Tuesday. Mrs. Green had
a clever paper on Russian Art.
Miss Zella Metcalf of Lexington, Ill
inois, arrived in Lincolc this morning.
She will be the guest this summer of
her aunt, Mrs. Walter J. Lamb.
Judge and Mrs. Reese gave a dinner
on Thursday. Their new home is de
lightful for it has the air of comfort and
repose. In the drawing room were
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