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The unceasing whirl of card parties,
luncheons, kensingtons, dinners and
dances with one afternoon of football
has kept Lincoln tripping a merry, ex
citiiig gait all during the week, The
pace at the opening of the season has in
no wise diminished during the paat
week.
The Cheese and Cracker club and a
few friends were entertained Thursday,
November twenty-second, by Mrs. Cur
tice in honor of Mrs. Mallalieu and Miss
Sweet. The afternoon was pleasantly
spent, music by Mrs. Marshall and Miss
Hollowbush, affording a great deal of
enjoyment The members of the club
present were: Mesdames Marshall,
Kelley, Rector, Morrison, Woods Dor
gan and Howe; Misses Burr and Mar
shall. The guests were: Mesdames
Mallalieu, Porter, Funke, L. C. Burr,
Crittenden, Ogden, Walsh, Alley, Mul
len, Everett and Crancer; Misses Sweet,
Gahan, Nance, Hoover, Hollowbush,
Putnam, CarBon and Boyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Funke entertained in
formally at cards for Mrs. Mallalieu on
Tnursday evening, November twenty
second. The prizes were won by Mrs.
Dorgan and Mr. George Woode. Those
preent were: Messrs. and Mesdames
Dorgan, Woods, Crittenden, Marshall,
Curtice and Howe; Mesdames Mallaliem
and Edward Fitzgerald; Misses Sweet
and Gahan; Messrs. Eames and Paul
Fitzgerald.
Miss Rose Carson entertained the
Kisbmet club Friday evening, Novem
ber twenty-third, at the Lincoln hotel.
Miss McClureand Mr. Curtice succeed
ed in carrying off the prizes at six dand
ed euchre. The later part of the eve
ning was spent in dancing.
Mi. and Mrs. Whiting gave a bundle
party Thursday, November twenty
second, for the members of the E. E. D.
kensington and their husbands. The
bundles were made up by the ho9teee,
each being numbered and the guests
receiving corresponding numbers which
they presented at the express office and
received a bundle. A great deal of
amusement resulted fiom each one try
ing to take away the other's bundle.
Those present were: Messrs. and Mes
dames De Witt, Auld, Baldwin, Milton
berger, Wilson, Yunge, Bay den, Yoho,
and Ernst; Mrs. Nailer; Misses Haas,
Curtice, Ernst and Spangler; Messrs.
Sheperd, Miltonberger and Ernst.
Mrs. Stephenson gave a delightful re
ception Friday afternoon, November
twenty third, which was enjoyed by
about two hundred ladies. Mrs. Steph
enson wore a gown of white silk and lace
and was assisted by her sister, Miss
Damror, who was gowned in black silk
with black velvet trimmings. The Ideal
Mandolin club played during the after
noon. The lower floor was effectively
decorated in red, the upper floor in pink,
the dresses of the assisting ladies being
the same. Mrs. Reblander invited the
guests into an exquisite refreshment
room where bouillon was served by the
Miss Towne, Misses Bonnell, Lilian
Dobbs and Edna Harpham assisting her.
Mrs. F. M. Hall was at the foot of the
stairs and Mesdames Winnett, Foster
and Spencer in the parlors. Mrs. Pom
erene invited the ladies to the dining
I room where Mrs. Perkins served Nea
politan cream and Mrs. Williams pour
ed coffee at a table covered with beauti
ful Mexican drawn work over red.
White chrysanthemums formed the
centre piece and on the sideboard were
red roses. The assisting young ladies
gowned in white were: Misses Kate
Foster, Ada Waugh and Marie Bowers.
Delta Upsilon gave an informal danc
ing party Friday, November the twenty
third at their chapter house. The
rooms were decorated in the fraternity
colors, old gold and blue, and palms.
Mrs. F. M. Hall chaperoned. Those
present were: Misses Dimmick, Wat
kins, Robinson, Thomas, Hazlett, Word
ford, Manderin, Streeter, Howland, Mil
ler and Davenport; Messrs. Benedict,
Pollard, Lester, Lussier, Huff, Clinton,
Elliott, Chambers, Brookings and Bliss.
The annual banquet of Delta Delta
Delta was given last Saturday evening
at the Lindell hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Foster and Mr. and
Mrs. Burt Richards gave a delightful eu
chre party Monday evening at the home
of the former, to celebrate Mr. and Mrs.
Fosters' fifteenth wedding anniversary.
The rooms were artistically decorated in
pink and white chrysanthemums and
smilax. The Ideal Mandolin club fur
nished the music during the evening.
The prizes were won by Miss Aitken
and Mr. Marley. The guests were
Messrs. and Mesdames Rudge, Chapin,
Gerbart, Woods, Seacrest, Guenzel,
Helwjg, Stqarns, Hoover, Kennard, Mul
len, Usher, Risser, Bignell, George Ris
set, Le Gore, NpIbod, Wilkinson, Aitken,
Rector, Field, Wolcott, Crittenden, Met
calf, Smith, Harris and Grainger; Mrs.
Charles Corney of Meeker, Colorado;
Misses Sweet of Buffalo, Tibbite, Ait
ken, Rieeer and Hathaway; Messrs Rose
and Marley.
Miss Josephine Poynter entertained
the Delta Delta Delta sorority Monday
evening for Miss Lilian Thompsou of
We9t Point. Nebraska. The members
of the sorority present were: Misses
Thompson, Koehler, Gund, Lummery,
Mackin, Cady, Abbott, Loomis, Auld,
Roberts, Ames. Powers, Bonnell, Wini
fred Bonnell, La Sails, Du Tiel, Frank
ish, Hazelett, Miller, Davenport and
Mrs. Manahan.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage at Omaha on Tuesday afternoon,
December the fourth, of Mr. E. W.
Fairfield and Miss Menie Woolwortb,
youngest daughter of Judge Woolwortb.
Mr. Fairfield spent his boyhood in Lin
coln and is a bod of ex Chancellor Fair
field. A quiet but very beautiful wedding
took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. M. Sheldon in Holdrege, Nebraska,
Wednesday forenooL, November 28.
The bride. Miss Alice J. Sheldon, was
married to Mr. Halleck C. Young of
Lincoln by the Rev. Andrew Carrick of
tho First Presbyterian church, Hold
rege. The bride was dressed in a beau
tiful white organdie and carried bride's
roses. The relatives and a few friends
of the family were served to a four
course breakfast, after which Mr. and
Mrs. Young left at 10:13 for a trip to the
coast and will be at home- to their
friends in Lincoln at 15G South Thirty
third street after January 1.
The officers of the Nebraska hospital
for the insane, gave a reception Friday
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