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1 Ladies' Tailoring.
I take pleasure in announcing; that our spring- styles
are now ready for inspection. FasTiion's latest dictates
are exemplified in both material and models. Visitors
are at all times welcome, and estimates will be cheer
full furnished.
V. I. CHIODO,
214-216 So. 18 tli Street,
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W. WILLIAMS,
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Shoes for
Little Feet
Should be selected with the
utmost care. The comfort
and proper support of a child's
foot is of great importance.
Our stock is full of the best
stj'les and the best makes
the selection of just the right
shoe is a ver easj- matter.
They are easv to pay for, too.
PERKINS & SHELDON
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Miss Nellie Kitchen celebrated her
fourteenth birthday by a dancing party
last Saturday afternoon. The guests
danced, plared crokinole and other
games. Those who set around the
small refreshment tables were Dr. and
Mrs. Houtz, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gilli
lan, Mr. H. W. Reed and Messrs. Fred
Moseley, Tom Moseley, Ralph Moseley,
Walter Davis, Houtz Gillilan, Cyril Mc
Kee, Ira Lee, Allen Flansburg, Jean
Bignell, Earl Foster, Graver Held;
Misses Ethel Perkins, Marie Talbot,
Nerva Ilibner, Helen Berger, Marian
Ogden, Maggie Schmidt, Gertrude
Gingery, Veria Bignell, Catherine Lee,
Foya Perkins, Polly Berkson, Nellia
Newmark, Mabel States, Edna Baker,
Jessie Clark, Mary Minor, Ethel Bur
kett, Boyd Tucker, Mary Tucker, Edna
Mayer, Juliet Atwood, Mary Stuart,
Frances Compton, Lila Le Gore, Mary
Spalding, Hazel O'Connor, Louisa
Hoover, Minnie Gaylord, Sheldon
Perkins.
Edward Elmendorf entertained the
high school class of 1901 at bis home,
743 South Thirteenth street oc Friday
evening. Games, music and light re
freshments were enjoyed. Those pres
ent were Misses Eva Watson, G.'rtrudo
F iend, Helen Laws, Lillian Rahman,
Wilman Casebeer, Grace Meeker, Edith
Roberts Jessie Newmark, Mary Mil
liner, Clara Hall. Louise Keagy, Florence
Woods, Elsie Spunaugle, Constance
Syford, Emma Sweezy, Delia Dewey,
Rena Sherdiman. Jewell Hoblen. Helen
Fitzgerald, Katherine Linderinan, Flor
ence Bain; Messrs. Charles Ewing,
Ralph Ingalls, Albert Lahr, Frank
Winters, John Doan, Julian Currie,
Dan Kepler, Clifford Bigelow, Riy
Fletcher, Ira Lee, Felfer Reynolds,
Homer Sawyer, Russell Burrows, George
Rohmans, Scott Hallett, Ward O'Neill.
Allen Flansburg, Will Wescott, Edward
Elmendorf, George Elmendorf, Arthur
Allan, Ray Rainboldt, Leonard Barwick,
Roy Smith and Frank Phillips.
The junior class of the high school
gave its annual banquet at Miss Spauld
ing's home on Friday evening. The com
pany was seated at twelvetab'.es. Nellie
Ludden presided at toastmistress. The
responses were: "Junior Yells," Clar
ence Johnson; "Junior Boya," Ruth
Bell; "Junior Girls," James Bumgart
ner; "Junior Victories," Charles Math
ewson; "Juniors as Seniors," Harry
Wharton; "Junior Superiority to Other
Classes." Mr. Pnilpot; "Health, Wealth
and Prosperity," Miss Gatley. The
committee that arranged the affair bo
successfully was Harriet Fulton, Nellie
Ludden, Edith Robbins, Charlotte
Spalding. Eva Pollock, Dorothy Burruss.
Beta Theta Pi gave a dancing party
Friday evening in honor of its new mem
bers, Messrs. George West, Elmer West,
and Tom Swan. Invitations were ex
tended to Misses Mabel Bennett. Grace
Bennett, Bessie Burruss, Lois Burruss,
Funke, Harper, Djuglas, Outcalt, Rob
inson, McPheely, Hammond. K. Amitv
Sallie Agnew, Meyers and Maurid.
The sophomore class of the high
6chool was entertained hv a nrnn.:
party arranged by Misses Nellie Steven
son and Marguerite Pillsbury at their
home on Friday evening. Partners for
refreshments were sold at niint;nn u
lady in turn protruding the toe of her
shoe from beneath a curtain for the
g.
bidders to Judge her value. The nieo
were given ties to be matched to aprons
worn by the ladies. The men wern
entered into a hemming contest of
aprons. Mr. Harold Steiner won the
royal and Mr. Albert Levy the consola
tion prize. The prize for the least ego
in conversation was won by Harrj
Yates.
Dr. George L. Miller gave a dinner in
honor of General Lee last Saturday
night. It was a brilliant function.
Covers were Ia:d for General Lee,
f Jovernor Leslie M. Shaw, Mr. G. W.
Holdrege, General J. C. Cowin, Messrs.
C. E. Yost, G. W. Doane, E. M. Mors
man, G. F. Bidwell, W. D. McIIueh.
B. 15. Wood. A. E. Cudahj, Judge W.
II. Munger, Judge Wakeley, Warren
Switzler, J. R. Buchanan, J. N. H
Patrick, J. Sterling Morton, Judge
Ogden, Frank Murphy, Dr. J. E. Sum
mers, Sr., E. P. Peck, Hon. George I).
Perkins, W. H. McCord, F. A. Nash.
F. H. Davis, H. W. Yates, Stockton
Heth, Walter Page, R. W. Patrick. Mr.
James G. Martin, J. C. Wharton, Thos.
Orr, Colonel J. J. Dickey, C. J. Green,
Thomas, C. Byrne, Clifford Smith,
Judge Woolworth, C. K. Coutant and
David B. Mercer.
The Hawthorne club of the high
Echool entertained the Brownings, the
Ciceronians and the Philogistons Sat
urday evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Auld. About seventy were
present who entertained themselves
with old fashioned games and
music. The drawing room was deco
rated with pink roses, the Hawthorne
Hower. The reception tall, library and
dining room were in red and adorned
with carnations. Miss Vlics Auld re
ceived the guests at the door. Miss
Margery Watkins served punch all eve
ning in the reception room.
Saturday evening Miss Grace Hays
of Centerville was initiated into Pi Beta
Phi sorority at the home of Miss Beth
Marshall. A banquet at the chapter
house followed the ceremony. Flowers
and confections votive offerings of other
fraternities decorated the rooms and
pleased the palates of hosts and guests.
Some of thoss present were Misses
Barber, Beth Marshall, Stuart, Stuirt,
Kyle, Carscadden of York, Thomas, Mc
Pheeby, Andrews, Robinson, Heacock,
Waugh, Sedgwick, Montgomery, Hays,
McGahey, Florence McGahey, Burruss,
Reynolds and Jessen.
The Nebraska branch of the associa
tion of collegiate alumnae entertained
the young ladies of the senior class of
the state university at the home of Mrs.
W. E. Hardy Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
Hardy, Mrs. H. II. Wilson, Miss Tre
main and Dr. Edgren received the
guests. Miss Tremain gave a brief ac
count of the origin of the general asso
ciation and spoke of the hopes and pur
poses of the Nebraska branch. Dr.
Edgren delivered an inspiring address
on "Evolution of Univeieities." Ices
were served by Mrs. Lau.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Buckstaff have
taken rooms at the Lincoln hotel. Mr.
and Mrs. George Haskell, who pur
chased the Buckstaff home, moved in on
Monday.
The current topics department of the
woman's club met on Tuesday. An in
teresting program on Russia was ar
ranged by Mrs. H. U. Wilson, who
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