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About The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1900)
THE COURIER. X Professional Directory. Dee. ..418 Dr. Ben j. F. Bailey I Office, Zehron Block 1 9 to 10 a m j12 to 12:30 Jm. ..671. r oesiaence, 1313 u street ) z to p m Erenlngt, by appointment. Sunday's 12 to 1 p. m. and by appointment. J Dr. J.B.Trickey, Refractionist only 19 U Vlto to 12 a. m Office, 1035 Oitreet. 4 p.m. DENTISTS 4- m g(D?IETY it m m I . . . . ( Office, room 28, 27 and I Office 530. J-LOUiS N. W6nte,D.D.S. I. BrowneU Block, 137 V I I tomb street. I office 633 Oliver Johnson, D.D.S.-!dwXrefarle"i ) ( 1105 O street I office eJDrs Clutter & Shannon n3o street WOMEN'S LOW SHOES Black and Tan, $1.50.. Best for xhe Money Shown in Lincoln. PIRKINS .& SHELDON CO. alaa!isaitaiiii 9. 5 i the muli ihbm Found only in the WEBER PIANO. No other piano tone in exist ence has such distinct individuality. the only upright piano that in volume and quality of tone is if the equal of the beet parlor grand piano. !! THE Hll MB PIIKO . . .. $ Mattlxews Piano Co. m the only first-class piano manufactured ard marketed by a western concern. A piano that is gaining favor with the best class of trade with astonishing rapidity. - t -XJw 75 II20 O street, Lincoln, Xebr. 7 7& (:''''S'.-U g. FLEMING lilvenvare, Frlendanlp Hearts, . Bmoelet. On Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. . Hill occurred the marriage of their daughter, Winifred, to Mr. Norman Belcher. At three o'clock Margaret Haskell, in a fluffy white frock and Master Barclay Welch in a wmte suit, came aown inrougn ine Btsted in receiving, reception hall which was aglow with gowned in lavender yellow lieht. They stretched the white ribbons from the drawing room door through the room to the bow window where handsome palms stood and during the ceremony. From four to five o'clock Captain and Mrs. Hill were at home in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Belcher. Judge William Belcher of New London, Connecticut, and father of Mr. Norman Belcher, as- Ms. Hill was dimity trimmed with ruffles with a guimpure of black lace. Mrs. Joseph Bigger and Mrs. Gertrude Welch, sisters of the bride, assisted in the various rooms. Mrs. spread their leaves against the curtains. Bigger wore a gown of pale green silk Then through the white aisle came Miss tissue with garnitures of lace and black Hill and Mr. Belcher. Miss Hill's velvet. Mrs. Wolch wore an organdy gown was of white satin en train. The -of rose pink made with parurea of lace bodice wan made with a yoke of lace and and ruffles. The gifts were many and garnitures of liberty silk ruffles. Doc- beautiful with greetings of happiness tor Hindman was the officiating clergy- and joy. Mr Norman Belcher came to man and Miss Marian Camp played the Lincoln some three years ago and since wedding march. The drawing room then has made for himself warm friends was wonderfully pretty in its pink toil- by his honesty, his intellect, and his owe. xuecnanaeiierBnaaes were pin pleasant manner. Mr. and Mrs. and asparagus ferns looked out between the globes in a graceful fashion. The mantel was a garden of bloom and green leaves, the pink buds holding up their beads with the utmost attention. A portiere of woodbine hung from the arching of the drawing room and library. The rose-colored room, filled with rose f ragrance was a frame indeed for the sweet-faced bride in her long, white robe. In the library red was the color theme. American Beauties and Bel cher left on Tuesday afternoon on the Burlington for New London, Connecti cut. They will take the Hudson trip and stop at Beveral points on the jour ney. They will be at home after Sep tember first, at 1631 Maple street. TheQ. A. T. girls gave an elaborate luncheon in honor of Miss Watson at the home of Miss Barrick on Monday evening. After the guests bad arrived Miss Watson was blindfolded and meteor roses and tne red snaded globes tnougbtial, pretty gifts in linen and gave great height of color to the room, china tied in a fascinating manner were Opening from the' south end of the piled high around her. She was asked room was a white bower. A red Ian- to undo each package and then to guess tarn was suspendid and beneath this as to the contents. She proved herself Mrs. Haskell in a red Bilk gown served a rifreehing punch. She was assisted by Miss Harper and Miss Foster. - The dining room was cool and pleasant in the restful green and white tones. The table centre was Battenberg lace and a silver candelabrum in which green tapers burned. On.the four corners of the table tall, cut glass vases held grace ful bride roses. Mrs. Harry Freeman and Mrs. Archibald Scott gowned in white presided over the bowls of pistachia ice cream. Cakes and attrac- to be exceedingly adept in this line. Later the guests were seated at the dining table, covers being laid for four teen. The table was without a cloth, Battenberg was the centre piece, there were lace plate doylies and other doylies used for the various entrees. In the centre of the table a gold candelabra in which red and pink candles burned presided with due festivity. Sweet peas were scattered over the table and nas turtiums filling a cut glass bowl added to the gala effect. Streamers of deeD tive bon bona of lily and other shapes red and carnation pink ribbon, the club were also served. Mrs, Freeman and colors, were drawn from the chandelier Mrs. Scott were assisted by the Misses to the four corners o the table where Jane Macfarland, Wiggenhorn, Char- they were tied in big butterfly bows the lotte Clark, Frances Cunningham, ends of which fell to the floor. A 'cake Hartley and Weeks. On a beautiful containing favors was cut by Miss Wat old mahogany sideboard were bowls of son, Jdiss Schaffer being the one for white peas and jars of ferns. The man- tunate enough to receive ihe mysterious tel was most attractive with its banking piece holding the ring. Mrs. Lee Gra ot leaves, ferns and white carnations, ham and Mrs. W. H. Boney served the Only the relatives, the sorority of Kap- ices. Impromptu toasts were given pa Alpha Theta of which Mies Hill is a with much ready wit and thought, member and a few friends were present Among the guests preeest were: Mrs. MtE NOV! G0ll CHAPMta? THE JKEYSTCMVK. Well, and what for your lunch? Just look oyer the "Good Things' at the Keystone and you will have no difficulty in making a selection. jt jt Canned Potted Meats, Dainty Lunch Wafers, Cheese, Pickles Olives, a fine line of new and refreshing summer drinks in fact, everything to make your lunch complete. ot jt Call and see us before you make up for picnic dinner. Jt jt 3 8 J. W. 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