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About The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1902)
THE C O U K E II .Mis. S. II. Atwood gave a charming musicale this afternoon in honor of her sister Mrs. Nellie P. Agnew. Mrs. At wood's lieautiful liome was tastefully decorated, the reception room with link loses; the library with yellow roses, and the mantel in this room with palms and ferns. Many palms, and a bouquet of American beauties in a ent glass vase, were In the hall. The wide, doorways were all festooned with ropes of smilax, and the dining loom was done in preen and white. The buffet was banked with white car nations. In the centre of the table was a rare old silver basket, an heirloom, tilled with white carnations, and sus pended above it from the chandelier was a ball of the same Ilowers. The chandelier was further decorated with loops of white ribbon. Green ice cream, confections, small cakes and coffee were served. Mrs. A. I?. Pirle In a green gown, and Mrs. G. M. Lambert -son In white, presided at the table. Their assistants weie Misses Loomis. Post, Harper. Woodford and Agnew. Mrs. Atwood. Mrs. Abih-w, and Mrs. Belle M. Stoutenborough of Platts mouth, received the guests in the In dian corner in the hall, they were pro sented to the receiving line by Mrs. Kit Plummer. and were sea'led in the reception room and the library by Mesdames Callen Thompson. A. A Scott, Thomas Marsland, and Charles Branch. In the upper hall, Mrs. ( E. Yates, assisted by Misses Juliette At wood, and Margerie Agnew, served punch. Miss Catherine Atwood dis tributed the programs. The following musical numbers were presented: Barcarole, Moszkowski, Miss Marie Hoover. I Love You, Carl Sobeski, Mr. George S. Johnston. Norwegian Bridal Procession, Grieg. Miss Hoover. a. A Cry of Love. Hotoli. b. March ioness. Your Dancing. Lemaiie. Miss Catherine Agnew. Scherzo, Rheinberger. Miss Hoover. Duet 'Neath the Stars. A. Goring Thomas, Miss Agnew. Mr. Johnston. Guests from out of town were Mrs. H. K. Palmer, Mrs. D. H. Wheeler. Miss Maynard and Miss Graves, from Omaha; Mrs. Stoutenborough. Mrs. T. P. Livingstone. Mrs. It. It. Livingstone. Mrs. White, Mrs. Henry Herold and Mrs. IsaLelle Ititchie. from Platts- mouth: Mrs. Itogers and Mrs. Gafford from Wymore. .. ... - - Chapter K. of P. K. O.. gave a dinner Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Jones. The fraternity colors, yellow and white, were in evi dence. The house was decorated with carnations and ferns and lighted by white candles under yellow shades. The menu was served in seven courses, and the men piogressed with each course. Toasts were responded to by Dr. Green, Mr. L. O. Jones, and Mrs. Matthews. Mr. Haydn Myer Mrs. J. M. O'Neal, of University Place, and Miss Barnaby entertained the company with songs. Miss White playing the accompaniments. Members of P. K. O. from University Place, also those in Lincoln not affiliated with the local chapter, were guests. - . ." r- - Last Friday evening Miss Grace Mus setter gave a card party in honor of Miss Weed of Geneva, Neb. An im promptu program of music recitations and short stories was given by Misses Weed and Meyer, and Messrs. Hustel Meyer and Lee. Light refreshments were served. f v -'.i Mrs. It. T. Van Brunt was called to Beatrice Monday by the illness of Mrs. M. K. Van Brunt, who was there visit ing her son. Madame Van Brunt wis so far recovered that the two ladies returned home Thursday evening. . ... ... .. .4- .." Mrs. A. L. Hoover and Mrs. K. C. Babcock will entertain the southeast circle of the First Presbyterian church next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hoover. . .? .? .- ..r .- Miss Josephine Poynter entertained the active members of Delta Delta Delta last Friday In honor of Miss Lummery of Fullerton, Neb. kmmWk mmmmmmmWl 1 . &JmmmmU3 ---.' ikmmWm 4 wkmmmmwk mmmT$'4MamWFIfc - mmWA?m&mh&'Mwk rT H M.iMlsm MM1--' yWmmmmw IX LINCOLN ON HER HONEYMOON Mr-. I-aat-Ai-kcnnaiiii.of Scrantou, I'a.. wlu, with hcrlm-hand, li.i- i-itcd in Liiirnlii during the ji.i-t week with .Mr. and Mr. M. Ackcriuanu, at 1 l'-'i' L street. Tlici-itois are hereon their liiineyiiiiHiii trip, having recently Ik-cii weilileil at Syracuse. N. Y.. the bride's former liome. Prior tu her marriage she Miss Fannie Gordon. Mr. Arkcriiiaiiu of Srrauton and M. Arker manii of tlii-city are brother- FAMOUS ENGLISH ACTRESS HERE ffJI; MT 'If I-''tlt- r H it il V mtQrWJG&'rJt&Szr ? 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Prompt delivery and tatisfactinn guur-antccd. 133 South 12th Street. Phone 205. - FtiR G6ATS Fqr ) FUR GAPES rtm FdR G6I2LARETTES FORS OF ALL KINDS GO TO O. STEELE .. Furrier.. 113 SO. TWELFTH STREET LINCOLN, NEU. WHEN YOI' ASK FOR Allegretti Candy the natural Mipivositiim i-that you want ju-t what you call for. The only place in Lincoln when? you can Imv tin original ALLKGRirrn CHOCOLATE CREAMS is Rector's Pharmacy I2ih and iV Phone LIS ( Pai-kaRes Delivenil anywhere in the City J Mis. G. W. Rhodes gave a beautiful ten course luncheon Wednesday at one o'clock. A basket of Golden Gate roses, frlsia ami ferns formed the center piece. Covers were laid for ten. At the plates were walnut shells tied with ribtams. After the repast these were opened and found to contain conun drums, the answers to which were the names of magazines. A tiny brush and pencil represented the magazine of that jiaiue; a cigarette, the Youth'a Companion, a picture of Thomas Kill son, the Scientific American, ami so on The conundrums were witty and interesting. The marriage of Miss Kuima F. Crooks and Keverend Marvin Gilblt was celelinlil Wednesday evening .it the home of the bride's parents In Uni--rsily Place. Iteverend Mr. Dawson of dmah.i officiating. Both hridf and groom hae been students at the Wes Ie.in university. The groom Is pastor of the MethodNt Kpiscopal church in Mead. Nebraska, where he and Mrs Gilbert will reside. Mr. F. I. Cornell gave a five coiiise dinner last Friday evening to the mem bers of Beta Theta Pi fraternity who were at the chapter house during the holidays. The table was adorned with American beauties. A smoker followed the repast. Guests were Messieurs S G. Musser. G. M. Kichards. Frank Huckstaff. W. I. Green. J. H. Bell and Firl Both. ... . j. - .- - Mr H. T. Dobbins, editor of the Lin coln Kvening Xews. celebrated his birthday with a dinner given Satur day evening. January the fourth, to the members of the News staff. An elaborate menu was served In seven tourses. Covers were laid for Mes siejis 1. S. Sherman. G. W. Kline Boy Hi.xby. C. K. Mat-on. J. C. Sea- rest. L. H. Morse. H T. Dobbins. --t i Edwin Charles Kowden the well known baritone singer will gie a song recital before the Matinee .Music ale on the evening of Jan. 2"? it W.iNh hail Admission CO cents.
