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Delta Thu Delta gave a box party at
the Oliver Wednesday evening, Novem
ber the twenty eighth in houor of the
:;intr nlta Taua from Minnesota and
Thursday evening they gave an enjoya-
ble informal dance at the Courier Hall,
Thoee invited were: Miss Traek, Miss
Avery Traek and Miss Morey. members
of Kappa Kappa Gamma from Minne-
boU' and Misses Hays, Emmons, Clara
Hammond, Anna Hammond, Margaret
Whedon, Thorp, Cochrane, Watkins,
Bonuell and Davenport. Messrs. Rich
ardson, Wickersham, Cooper and Rob
ertaon, members of Delta Tau Delta
from Minnesota; Kind, Woodland, Wat
kins, Whipple, Hull, King, Hollenbeck,
Lyons, Brown, Barnes, Beans, Homan,
Atwood and Drain. Misses Margery
Watkins and Edith Bobbins served ices
in the parlor of the chapter rooms up
stairs.
Phi Kappa Psi cave a smoker Thanks
giving evening at the chapter house in
honor of the visiting members or the
fraternity from Minnesota.
Mrs.F. W. Hill and Miss Tibbets
gave a kenEington last Saturday after
noon. Mrs. Bobbins and Miss Miller
assisted. A game of "Hidden Cities''
furnished much amusement. The guests
were: Mesdames Eames, Reese, Davis,
Wheeler, Lees, Watkins, Leese, Walk,
Richards. Perry, Phillips, Derby, Bush
nell, Taylor, Fossler, Hill, Heckler, Mc
Creery, Hatfinld, Miller, Auman, Nel
son, Arnett, Ingles, Herzing, Atwood,
Brooks, Berge, Auld, Sullivan, Talbot,
Burkett. Stephenson, Babtock, Barr
Doty, Poynter, Holcomb, Stein, Jaquee,
Stanhope, Parker, Brown, Sears, Ham- hand. Among the foremost of these or
mond, Tibbetts, Overholt of Ashland ganizations, and perhaps the one that
and Drake of Beatrice. Misses Ham
mond, Miller, Mercer, Sheetz, Kirker,
Hartley, Poynter, Morrissey, Pyrtle,
McPhee, Marguerite McPhee, Eleanor
Miller, Dolan, Whitney, Shade, Brown,
Olivia Pound, Pierce, Auld and Shearer.
The Freshman hop on last Thursday
evening at Walsh hall was even for a
freshman hop, unusually happy and gay
About fifty couples were on the floor.
The committee of arrangement was
composed of "Misses Bonnet, Tukey,
Macfarland, and Messrs. Huse, Jloth
and Powell. Mr. Isaac Raymond was
the master of ceremonies. Mr. Rich
ards was chairman. Those present were
Misses Morgan, Dorothy Griggs, Auld,
Davenport, Dimmick, Cunningham,
Ellen and Jane Douglae, Edna Harley,
Thomas, Emma and Jessie Outcalt,
Emmons, Hunt, Ruth Macfarland, M.
Bennet, J. Bennet, Morrill, Harp, Bur
reae, Claire Funke, M.Hays, Gahan.Mc
Pheely, Marshall, Paddock. C. Ham
mond, A. Hammond, Amy Robinson,
Barker, Houlz, Andrews, Thorp, Wood
ard, Risser, Wirt, Manrid, Tukey, Jessie
Lansing, Agnew, Jenkins, Macomber,
Edgren.Tuky, Weeks Gould; Messrs.
Peterson, Houck, Culver, De Putron,
Patterson, Holt, Blackman, Crandall,
Lau, Stuhr, Davenport, Bartlett, Kors
meyer. Weeks, Funke, Carnabin, Roth,
Buckley, Lau, Folsom, Hunger, Drain,
Uatick, Rogers, Sumner, Morrison,
Whipple and Sedgwick.
Miss Gertrude Chambers gave a sur
prise party on Monday evening in honor
of her brother Lyle's twentieth birth
day. The guests were the members of
his fraternity, the Delta Upsilon.- Mis
ses Polk and Erford were the only ladies
present besides Miss Chambers. They
played kaboosh.
THEATRIGAfo.
THE OLIVER.
The dramatization of Henryk Sien
kiewicz' great novel, "Quo Vadis," which
is offered in this city at the Oliver next
Monday, December 10, under the man
agement of F. C. Whitney and Edwin
Knowles, has attracted wide-spread at-
tention. No expense has been spared
to make the 'Quo Vadis' production
the most notable of the age. The great
run of "Quo Vadis" in London, New
York and Chicago are familar to all
readers of the daily press, and it is as-
eured the public that the production
will be given here upon precisely the
same elaborate scale of magnificence,
Prices 25c, 50c, 75:, 81.00 and $1.50
Seats now on sale.
One of the most successful of this
eeason'B productions is that of the cele
brated German dialect comedian and
singer, Mr. Al. H.WilHon in "The Watch
on the Rhine," written by Sidney R.
Ellis and presented by him and Charles
II. Yale, which comes to the Oliver
Theater Thursday, December 13. Since
the opening night packed houses have
greeted them at every city, and Mr.
Wilson has jumped at once into popular
favor. In "The Watch on the Rhine,"
Al. H. Wilson sings a number of now
catchy songs, among them "Love is
All-in-all." "My Little Fraulein." "A
Song of Home," "The Tea Kettler Song,"
"In Tyrol," a yodel and "Bissell-Eng-lisb."
The vivacity of action, charm of
expression, cordial grace rf manner, and
personal magnetism tit him peculiarly
to interpret the stellar role in ''The
Watch on tho Rhine." Prices 25c, 50c,
75c and $1.00. Seats on sale Tuesday.
THE FUNKE.
Great success in the repertoire field
are few and far between, and. in fact,
the recognized attractions of this class
can be counted on the fingers of a single
has gained the greatest triumphs is the
Ferris Comedians, which is now in its
sixth year of remarkable success. The
engagement of this company at the
Funke Opera House means a series of
productions at 10, 20, .'(0 and 50 ceuts
which are said to equal the original ren
ditions. Among the bills for the week
are such great plays as "The Favorite
Son," "Ihe Plunger," "The Stowaway,"
'The Fatal Card," "My Jim," "Just
Before Dawn," etc Each of these are
famous for their scenic possibilities, as
well as for their remarkable dramatic
construction and powerful and stirring
climaxes. "The Favorite Son," with its
many and varied pictures wi 1 be the
opening bill. Ladies free Monday nignt
Seats now on sale.
Do you get your Courier regularly ?
Please compare address. If incorrect,
please send right address to Courier
office. Do this this week.
First Pub. Bee. 8-4.
Notice to Creditors. E J502.
County court of Lancaster county, Nebraska,
in the Estate of Christian Heidecker, deceased.
The creditors of said estate wi'I take notice
that the time limited for presentation of claims
against said estate is. July 1, 1901. and for the
payment of debts is January 1, 1902: That I will
sit at the county court room in said county, on
April 1, 1901, and on July 1. 1901, to receive, ex
amine, adjust and allow all claims duly tiled.
Notice whereof is ordered published four con
secutive weeks in The Courier, of Lincoln, Ne
braska. Witness my hand and seal of said court this
5th day of December, 1900,
(seal) Frank R. Wateks,
County Judge.
By Walter A. Leese, Clerk County Court.
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ONB SIJESOIAX, NIGHT.
Monday, December 10.
FIRST TIME HERE The original F. C. Whitney and
Edwin Knowles' London and New York production of
QUO VADIS,
the only authorized version of this fascinating- romance.
SOFROIVIXIVJSIV'I? PjAYBRS--SO
All the scenic effects and georgeous costumes and properties .
P ices 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50. Seats now on sale at box-office.
Thursday. December 13.
Charles H. Yale and Sidney R. Ellis present the celebrated
German dialect comedian and Golden-Voiced Singer,
In the Romantic German Dialect Corned',
The Watch on the Rhine
Written by Sidney R. Ellis. A most sumptuous production. Every scene carried
complete. An unexcelled cumpauy. Mark Price, A. H. Hastings, Russell
Lemon, Prank Richter, John B. Walker, Ida Hamilton, Eva Byron, Fannie
Bloodgood. Celia Clay, Little Cora Quinten and many other?.
Hear Al.H. Wilt oa's new songs: Love Is All-in-All, The Teakettle Song,
In Tyrol, My Little Fraulein, A Song of Home. Beautiful and Bewitching mel
odies. Prices 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00. Seats on sale Tuesday.
Commencing
flonday, December 10.
Engagement extraordinary of America's Largest, Grandest and Best Amuse
ment Enterprise novr Touring the West at popular prices.
In a repertoire of famous and standard plays. 22 People 22. 2 Car
loads of Special Scenery 2. Continuous performances, high class vaudeville be
tween the acts.
Monday night the powerful scenic play,
"Tlx IavcMrite Son."
Ladies free Mondaj night, when accompanied by a person holding one regular
paid 30 or 50 cent ticket.
Prices only 15c, 25c, 35c and 50c. Seats on sale Saturday.
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