The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, May 17, 1902, Page 7, Image 7
THE COURIER 4fi: 'M iiVv T& ts f A" f Cards have been received announc ing the marriage on the tenth of May. 1902, of Mr. Charles Clinton Caldwell of this city to Miss May IJostetter of Chicago. Mr. and Mm. Caldwell will be at home In Lincoln at 1344 M street after June 15. Mr. Caldwell has lived In Lincoln a long time. Considering that he Is a' bridegroom It Is not polite to say just how long, nut never mmd, he bus lived here long enough to make a very large number of friends. He Is a ruddy young fellow whose creed Is the duty of 'cheerfulness. He sees the humorous side of the grim vlsaged world and when, his accounts are final ly made up the burdens of others he has borne with a smile and a deprecat ing word will not be forgotten. If Is doubtless true that every one has lurk ing enemies; if Charlie has any they are accomplished lurkers, for no one has ever ucen them. Miss Bostetter was a teacher In Lin coln for a number of years. Latterly she has been at the head of the cat aloging department of the Chicago city library. She is a woman of rare sweet ness and dignity of character, as well as of ability and culture. The marriage, though a surprise to their old -friends In Lincoln, Is at tended by best wishes and the positive assurance of happiness and content ment. The old timers who are still serving a life sentence In Lincoln will welcome the new household with sin cere pleasure. Mrs. Caldwell Is a sister of Mrs. Pettlt, who was also a former resi dent of Lincoln and also of Mrs. Ed ward Franklin, sr., of this city. ft The New Book Review club met with O. M. Stonebrokcr this week. The fol lowing olllcers were elected for the en suing year: President, Mrs. II. M. Wldener; vice president. Miss Erb: secretary and treasurer, Mrs. C. II. Warner. Mrs. Stonebraker was elected to represent the club at the meeting of the state federation In October. , - a- At Trenton, Nebraska, on Tuesday evening, the marriage of Miss Ellen Grovert, to Mr. Frank Kerns of the Columbia National bank of this city, was celebrated. The ceremony took place sit the home of the bride's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Grovert, and at the same time Miss Ida Grovert, an other daughter, was married to Mr. Fred Irwin of McCook. Mr. and Mrs. Kerns will reside in Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hutchins will give a card party Friday evening. May twenty-third, a second Saturday even ting the twenty-fourth, and Mrs. Hutchins will entertain a company of ladies at cards Saturday afternoon. Gregory The Coal Man. Mrs. A. E. Campbell of Denver, was an over Sunday guest of Mrs. M. I. Altken. Miss Emerson will entertain the alumnae members of PI Beta Phi this evening. - Mrs. S. M. True of Tecumseh w:w la town this week to hear and see Rich ard Manstield. Mrs. Minor Seymour Bacon will give a card party Thursday afternoon, the twenty-second. Mrs. John Havers Gleason has Issued Invitations for a kenslngton to be given next Friday afternoon. Miss Elsie Trcmplett of Jacksonville, Illinois, Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. James McNabb. ' Mrs. Dickey of St. Joseph, and Mrs. V. O. Strlckler of Omaha, -were over Sunday guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Hoover. a- Mr. and Mrs. James Yates of Kan sas City,, and Miss Uuth Phllllppl of Omaha, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Yates. Mrs. S. E. Tuttle was at home In formally yesterday afternoon and last evening. In honor of her daughter, Mrs. Henry IC Holsman of Chicago. The Patriarchs gave a card party last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Wright. Only members and a few out of town guests were present. The Junior class of the state univer sity gave a reception to the seniors last evening at the armory. Cards, dancing, and crokinole were among tie amusements. Mrs. Robinson, who has been with, her daughter, Mrs. John B. Wright, for several months, has gone abroad for a short tour with Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Robinson of Chicago. Mrs. John B. Horton entertained forty ladles Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs. John A. Ames. Miss Scheldt sang a group of songs, and Master Ellery Davis played a flute solo. The local chapter of Ka'ppi Kappa Gamma will celebrate Its birthday with a banquet poudre, to be given at the Lincoln Monday night. Both ac tive and alumnae members are ex pected to attend. The marriage of Minn Bertha Bere nice Alford to Mr. Levert I. N. Gooden of Crete, Nebraska, was celebrated Wednesday at eleven oclock nt the home of the bride's parents, Mr. nnrt" Mrs. M. M. Alford. 1810 South Fifteenth, street. Reverend A. N. Martin ofll clated. Mr. Gooden Is u mall clerk on' the Union Pacific road between Omaha and Kearney, ami with his bride will reside In the latter city. :( OBITUARY Mrs. Gertrude Cutler (born Borders) died at her home In Greenwood on Sun day, May It, at C:30 p. m. She was born In Dubuque, Iowa, February It. 1849. She came to Nebraska In 18C0 and made her home with Mrs. T. M. Marquette. Mrs. Marquette was an In valid and Gertrude Borders was sister, companion, nurse and mother to the family. She loved music and laughter and was a favorite In society. Many of the old residents of Lincoln remem ber her with affection. She was married at her sister's home In 1877 to Mr. Martin B. Cutler, by Elder Davis, assisted by the Rev. David Marquette. These two ministers preached her funeral services last Tuesday. A mother and a brother sur vive her. Her character was a struct ure of beauty and strength. Chronic Invalidism could not conquer her deep seated buoyancy and love of kin and all friends. A few days before her death she said: "I wish I could live until June to see the beautiful Mowers In the glory of spring. And yet. If I lived so long I should wish to live longer." Two weeks before her death Mrs. George Fawell. her nelce, read her the poem by Mr. Blxby In the Journal about. the roses that should be given to mortals before they die Instead of being laid on the cold breasts of the dead. The verses were a comfort to her and she repeated them several times. tf- BOOTLESS. They say that Love Is blind. She asked her lord For $27 tlsn't much Whereat he cooled. What boots his blindness then. If Love through all retains his sense of touch? - - The Theatrical Manager We must cut down expenses some more. Assistant What would you sug gest? The T. M. Couldn't we fire the win dow ticket-sellers and simply have a phonograph to keep saying: "The whole house Is sold out?" i:- a- Customer How much are these ci gars a box? Dealer There Is no charge, sir; and the Tobacco Trust requests your sh ceptance of this sliver cigar case that goes with every box. CARNEGIE AMASSING BIG LIBRARY wr " " " " i r - t i - - -- mj n i tm ri m ri m i "2JCCBO GAGX2ZEL' SNAPSHOT OF SKIBO CASTLE, SUTHERLANDSHIRE. While Andrew Carnegie is devoting the major portion of his millions to the bestowal of free public libraries upon the various municipalities of America and England, the millionaire phllanthophist Is not neglecting to grat ify his own passion for books. At the cost of about $30,000 he is amassing a collection of books at Sklbo Castle that will arouse the envy of every blbloipaniac who Is fortunate enough to get a glimpse of them. There will be 8,000 volumes In all and they have been chosen strictly for their worth, and not for their looks. . A NEW CODE (Continued from page one.) of sustaining her husband's high cour age to the performance of something worth while for the nation. If so thu dreams nre fled. But, nt any rate, the wife of the president Is protected by the Washington code from wasting her time In the most trivial and conven tional of social requirements thaklng cnlls. This code, which affords Mrs. Robsevclt and has afforded all of Iw predecessors In the White House so much relief, should be extended to the wives of all officials over this country. I mean nil those olllclals like governors, chancellors, et cetera, whose wives, by virtue of their husbands' official posi tion, receive calls from an unnaturally large circle. Mrs. Savage, the wife of the gov ernor of Nebraska, Is the chatelaine of a large house. Added to her attractive power as the wife of the chief execu tive she has the graclousness of a cult ured woman. Nearly every woman In Lincoln who makes calls has called on Mrs. Savage. There Is no code to pro tect her, there Is no alternative. She must return these calls or run the risk of offending. Now the population would not sub- NOT How Cheap, BTTT How Good! 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