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Av Professional Directory. i Jffice 618), .., t Office, helming Block 1 9 to 10 a in tor. Benj: F. Bailey J ,. t fostoisao ps 671. J ( Residence. 1313 C street ) 2 to I p m Erenings, by oppolntznont. Sunday's 12 to 1 p. m. and by appointment. I Dr. J.B. Trickey, I Rofractionist only I I 9 to 12 a. m Office. IC35 O street VI to 4 p. m. DENTISTS 1'HE COURIER. g(D?IETY 5r tlSs OOice I . . . .. ( Office, rooms 26. 27 and J KO.VLOUIS N. Wente.D.D.S.- l.BrowneU. Block. 137 f I I so 11th street. I l ,, . I Office over Barley's ) omco Oliver Johnson, D.D.S.-inwtore ( 1105 O street ) office u-cj Drs Clutter & Shannon -j naso. street. UM 'AM 31A CMM C0M& 00 . 1 UOfc 0 SIR., PflOtlE 05, 1 iJSSXSSSggajj you WILL yiLWY5 FIND The best of everything- in the grocery line at the Good Luck Grocery. OTV" S.TEi-TT' HOT O street. J&JLm (9JV1 X V Telephone020 g. FLEMING Silverware, Prlendsbip Hearts, Braoeieta. '"CV 'IT1 '.C 'lf.ktflO J..nAKKiir rnimnm mr nr... 9 No, I, Board of Trade, (? Ancj Dairv Go. 9 Manufacturers of the finest qual- w ity of plain and fancy Ice Cream. 9 Ices, Frozen Puddings, Frappe X and Sherbets. Prompt delivery w and satisfaction guaranteed. J 15. k CHICAGO. GJ9 STOCKS 133SO. 1 2th St. PHONE 205. AND- BONDS. Grain, Provisions.. Cotton. Private Wins to New York Gty and Many Cities East and West MEMBER New York Stock Exchange. Chicago Stock Exchange. Chicago Board of Trade BETTER THAN COAL 2 For Furnace or Grate. The Ideal Fuel ia high ukade " coke. We have a large stock on baud. Now is the time to contract for your winter's " supply. LINCOLN GAS AHD ELECTRIC CO BdRR BLOCK. A Shoe . . that i oesn't tit is unfit to wear. It may be ever to stil ish built along the latest lines and yet bind and pinch and cause you sgony. We are experienced in the art of fitting feet. Our Shoes are lacking in none of the three quaht:es which good Shoes should hi. ve Comfort, Durability and Style. All the new Fall Lines are ready. PERKINS, SHELDON & CHAMBERLAIN CO The leaves have grown more yellow this week, tumbling with their habitual autumnal alacrity. The silver head of Mein Ilerr Frost has greeted the seven o'clock riser on several occasions and society has smoothed her brow and napped with dreams of last week's gleanings and pleasure. At four o'clock in Trinity Cathedral on TueEday afternoon Miss Ura Louise Kelly, daughter of Mr. and Mre. Will iam R Kelly of Omaha, and formerly of Lincoln, was married to Mr. Raymond Marvin Welch, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Welch of Lincoln. As the cathedral waB filling with the hundreds of guests, Mr. Dutler. the organist, played wedding music. The church bespoke its bless ing and good will in the always restful, refreshing combination of white flowers and green leaves. Freeh bouquets of white carnations and southern smilaz tied with white ribbons were fastened to the pews. The triumphant Lohengrin chorue announced the approach of the wedding party. The ushers, Mr. Will iam Hayward, Mr. Edgar Morenian and Mr. Arthur Cooley, came first. Then the bridesmaids, Miss Helen Welsh alone, Misses Georgia Lindsay and Marie Crounse together, and then the maid of honor, Miss Houtz. After the maid of honor, came the bride on her fatner's arm. At the alter they were met by Mr. Welch and bis best man, Mr. George Palmer. The ceremony was solemnized by Dean Fair. Mendelssohn's "Spring Song'' was played during the quiet, sol emn moments of the service. Both bride and groom have spent childhood and some grown-up days in Lincoln, and there are many and many who would send them greetings of happiness and joy. The bride was a wonderfully love ly bride, in a gown of white chiffon over liberty satin, the bodice being of real lace, and skirt handsome with a fine flounce of Duchesse lace, besides gimp ures of chiffon. The bridesmaids' gowns were most handsome and effective, each being pirticularly suited to the maid who wore it. There waB much UuflinesR of chiffon and tulle, with aesthetic touches of real lace. The maids wore bats of panne velvet and tulle and carried bouquets of Suansonia, The bride gave pearl and turquoise brooches to her maids, ani the groom presented the best man and ushers with dragon jeweled scarf pins. At half after four Mr. and Mrs. Kelly were at home to the bridal party, relatives and a few intimate friends. The house was bright with meteor rose?, which looked on and smiled their approval of the grace and charm of the bride and congratulated the groom. The dining room was one reception to red. Here white and green prevailed. The dark polished table, handsome with a Duchesse lace center piece, and doilies and white carnations. The gifts 'were magnificent, and there were many of them. Mr. and Mrs. Welch left at 7:40 Friday evening for Boston They will be at home the third and fourth Wednesdays in Decem ber at 3518 Harney street, Omaha. Everett-Willard ball, the receiving room of Wesleyan university, was deco rated in American beauty colors and roses on Monday evening, October 15, when the faculty of the conservatory of music received. Director Locke and his teachers were assisted jn receiving by Chancellor and Mrs. Huntington, Miss Lola Love and Miss Eva Fuller. Prominently placed on the piano was a picture of Mies Alice Shepard, violinist, who had been suddenly called home by illness on the day previous. In an ad joining room a delicious frapf waa served throughout the evening Trom a cozy corner of Turkish draperies, pre sided over by Mub Lulu Cook and Mrs. Wells. In the refreshment rooms lluted coils of crepe paper in carnation pink swung from the chandeliers, making a very attractive canopy over the table, which was lighted also by pink candles. Miss Lulu Crawford and Miss Avy Mer ryman presided and were assisteJ by Misses Frances Ingham, Zoa Gledden and Ora Starr, Miss .luiia Ingham pre siding at the (lower table. About two hundred guests, consisting of the uni versity facult), council officers and conservatory pupils and their parents, participated in the pleasures of the evening, which were brought to a do ligbtful close by two numbers from tho Weslejan male quartette. On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. William R. Kelly gave a red dinner at the Millard hotel, Omaha, to the bridal party and out-of-town guests. Tho table was arranged in tho shape of a T, nd was brilliant with the glow of light and gorgeous with huge baskets of red rosea and ferns. The imported name cards added much to the already beau tiful table. The happiness, too, of tho bridal couple was a pleasant setting for the handsome dinner. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Cornish of New York, Judge and Mrs. Sanborn and Mr. and Mrs. Hartin of St. Paul, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Welch, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Houtz, Miss Welch and Mies Houtz of Lincoln, Mr. Kelly and Mrs. Cochran of Los Angeles, California, Mr. and Mrs. Clapp, Mr. and Mrs. Kelly, Miss Lind say, Miss Crounse and Miss Cooley, Mr. Cooley, Mr. Morseman and Mr. Welch of Omaha, and Mr Hayward of Ne braska City. Married, on Wednesday evening, at the residence of tho bride's parents, 1301 Q street, Miss Mrle Boynton to Mr. Harry C. Zehrung, Dr. Fletcher Whar ton officiating. The bride's gown was white French batiste, trimmed with Val enciennes lace. She carried a bouquet of bride's roses. The drawing room was in pink and white roses, ferns and palms. The mantle was banked and bouquets were everywhere. After the ceremony a luncheon was served by Misses Laura Whaley and Vera Meyers of Osceola, Misses Cynthia Johnson, Daisy Fritz, Grace Johnson and Ella Anderson. Master Forrest Tebbets ushered the guests into the house. Mr. and Mrs. Boynton were assisted by Mrs. Zehrung, mother of the groom, Miss Nellie Zeh rung, Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Tebbetts and Mrs. C. L. Eaton. Miss Alice White plajed the wedding music. Mr. and and Mrs. Zehrung will be at borne after November l."5tb, at 924 South Eigh teenth street. Kappa chapter ot Delta Gamma gave a dancing party Friday evening at tho home of Mies Margaret Honeywell in honor of the freshmen membors, the Misses Abba Bowen, Hortense, Clark, Marie Weesner, Lelia Hunt. Louise Tukey, Lillian Robeson, Jessie Mooro and Belle Hamilton. The house was gBy with flowere, and dancing gavo r V - y