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Liezt, Legendo No. 1,
Serman to the Birds."
Norman O'Neill, Allegretto Grazioso
(No. 1;) Adagio Expressive (No. 3).
Glazounow, La Nuit, (Etude) op. 31
No. 3.
Beethoven, Concerto G major, No. 4,
Allegro mnderatn; Andante con moto;
Rondo (vivace).
Orchestral parts on second piano.
Mrs. C. n. Morrill Jgave a delightful
kensington last Tuesday afternoon.
The guests were Mesdames McGlay,
Welch, John Dorgan, Ladd, McMurtry,
Nance, Ilutchins, G. Green, Morse, H.
Morse, Phillips, Talbot, Yates, Bill
meyer, Bartlett, J. Hill, A.Hill, P. V.
M. Raymond, Anderson, Aitken, Hoi
yoke, Harpham, Latta. Lahr, Ewing,
Suhureman, Wilson, Jones, Putnam,
Slephenp, Ager, Eubank, Tomson, Ross,
Barber, norton, and Campbell; Misses
Stephens, Kirker. Young, Saunders,
Bailey and Brackett.
Mrs. A. S. Tibbetts and Mrs. H. II.
Wheeler gave a parlor lecture at the
homb of the former on Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. Stoutenborough was the
speaker and her subject, "The Mother's
Influence" was eDJoyed by a large num
ber of women.
Mrs. A. S. Tibbatts gave a large heart
party Saturday. No prizes were award
ed. but eachcuest was presented with a
rote. The refreshments were elegant
Mrs. P. W. Hill, Miss Tibbets and Miss
Nora Miller assisted the hostess.
The Saturday Night club held the
second fortnightly dance last Saturday
night at Walsh hall. MisBes Hamilton,
Putnam, Hayes, Hollowbush, Marshall,
Chapin, McHenry, Wirt, Morgan, Wood
ward. Johnson, Burrus3, Bignell and
Douglas; Messrs. Kennard, Crandali,
MatBon, Baldwin, Watkins, Holmes,
Morrison, Morley, Perrine, Walsh, An
derson, nayes, Rogers and Grant, were
the familiar friends who danced and
laughed together.
Mr. and Mr6. S. C. Hoover entertain
ed the Nineteenth Century card club
Monday evening. Messrs. and Mes
dames Guenzel, B. W. Richards, Foster,
Bignell, Quiggle, A. L. Hoover, Wilkin
son, Chapin, Usher, Mrs. Aach of Burr
Oak, Kans.r and Miss Louise Hoover
were the players.
The members of the L. A. kensing
ton met with Mrs. O. N. Humphrey
lattt Monday afternoon. The afternoon
passed very pleasantly in making ar
rangements for an old fashioned party
to be given sometime during the holi
days. Mrs. D. D. Lynch gave a luncheon
at one o'clock on Thursday, December
I3th for Mrs. James B. Hume of Madi
son, Nebr, and Mrs. M. Bordwell of
Los Angeles, Cal. Others invited were
Mesdames Stuart, Maret, Nelson and
Steckelburg.
The South Side circle of the First
Christian church gave a reception at
th9 Governor's mansion last Tuesday
evening. About two hundred guests
called during the evening.
The Round Table was entertained
last Monday evening by Dr. W. M.
Uindman. The 3ubject for discussion
was "Theories of Taxations."
"St. Francis' ception at their new home last Wednesday.
A Roasting Pan without seams, no
corners to hold grease, 91.00. Hall, 1308
O street.
Miss Charlotte Whedon went to Kan
sas City on Thursday to be the guest of
Miss Katherine Criley during the holi
days. Bargains, Best in Town, Christmas
Watches, Jewelry, Music Goods. Delos
T. Smith, 1140 O street.
Skates and Coasters, Hall. 130S O St.
Members of Phi Kapp Psi entertained
informally at their chapter house on
Tuesday evening. Those present were:
Dr. and Mrs. Ladd, Misses Emmons,
Hays, Bennett, Bennett, Funke, Outcalt,
Outcalt, Gahan,CoIe, Jackson, Macomb
er, Macomber, Chapin, Loomis, Post,
Bignell, Robison, Uargreaves; Messrs.
Manchester, Shedd, Buckley, Powell,
Cook, Fricke, Baird, Hays, Stark, Holt,
Campbell, Allen, Sedgwick, Crandali,
Engle, Diverse, Cuscaden, Hart, Clark,
Korsmeyer, Benedict and Ringer.
The annual hop of the Pershing Ritles
was given Thursday evening at the Lin
coln hotel. Those present were Misses
Emmons, Hays, Hargreaves, Outcalt,
Outcalt, Funke, nammond, Hammond,
Jenkin", Griggs, Bennett, Manrid, Row
land, Tukey, Tukey, Cole, Jackson, Ma
comber, Macomber, Hone well, Welch,
Robison, Bonne!!, Robinson, Thorpe,
Sedgwick, Sarback, Mackin, Loomip,
Morgan, Macfarland, McHenry, Post,
Douglas; Messrs. Hays, Crandali, Col
lett, Cuscaden, Sedgwick, Bartlett, Tu
Key, Klinge. McCreery, Farnswortb,
Raymond, Raymond, Thomas, Sumner,
Stein, Rogers, Brown, Hansen, Wirt,
Holt, Funke, Rehlander, Atwood, Paine,
Drain, Brock, Smith, Schick. Barnep,
Barnes, Hewitt, Holenbeck, Hughes and
Farnsworth.
Mr. Frank Brown has returned from
Shattuck Military Academy where he
has been attending school- Mr. John
Wade of Jamestown, New York, a school
mate of Mr. Biown's will spend the va
cation with him.
Miss Maude Oakley expecto to return
frcm Chicago on Monday. She will
stay over Sunday to eingcin one of the
churches.
Gregory, The Coal Man, 11th &. O.
Miss Pound and Mi&s Olivia Pound
will give a card party on Thursday, De
cember 27th.
Miss Catherine Odell left Friday for
her home in Evansville, Ind., where she
will remain permanently.
Buy a Lawn Swing for Xmas, 1308 O.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Welch of
Omaha, gave their first postnuptial re-
Don Cameron's Lunch Counter, 114
118 South 11th street.
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