The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-05

woman's: Mrs. ]. L. Rose. Nineteenth
Century. Aurora; Mrs. Lottie Hungate.
WeepingWater. Eclectic; Mrs. John Cat
tie and Mrs. ID. c. McKillup. Seward
History of L. Art: Mrs. Nettie Nc
Lehman and Mrs. III. ID. Travis, Platts-
mouth Woman's: Mrs. A. L. Swan.
Seward Nineteenth Century; Mrs. l..
A. Gonzales. Crete Columbian Circle:
Mrs. Sarah Renting. and Mrs. A. r.
Pirie. Wymore; Mrs. Jennie Serviss
York: Mrs. II. l.. Rehlaender. Lincoln
Woman's: Mrs. Jennie f. Keysor. Oma-
ha Woman's; Mrs. n. W. Norris. Crete
Mutual Improvement: Mrs. NJ. f..
Wing, Lincoln Lotus: NJ. Camilla Har-
rison, Grand Island Progressive: Mrs.
Belle q. Stemley, Humboldt Harmoni-
Gus Con pa; Mrs. +. III. Barbour. Lin
coin Sorosis: Mrs. l.. W. Pomerene, Lin
coin Woman's: Mrs. j. NJ. Lindsey. Au-
burn Mental Culture: Mrs. w. Fl. Brad
ford. Wayne Acme; Mrs. A. a. Welch.
Wayne Monday; Miss Mamie Stock
well, Shelton Nineteenth Century: Min
ME c. Jay, University Place Woman's;
Mrs. w. F. kepner. Osceola Round Ia
BILE; Mrs. w. Z. Jillson, Crete Social and
Literary; Mrs. James w. Adams. Lin
coin University Faculty:
Visiting Club Members.
Mrs. Draper Smith. Omaha; Mrs. s
NJ. Chapman. Mrs. Elizabeth Streight
and Mrs. s. III. Atwood. Plattsmouth;
Mrs. ID. Il. Perry, Crete: Mrs. c. f.
Wescott, Plattsmouth: Mrs. j. III. Blair
and Mrs, w. II. Garratt. Omaha: Mrs.
Ida p. Ingersoll. Weeping Water; Mrs.
l j. Tidball and Mrs. Mary Il. Fuller.
Crete: Mrs. Ross Anderson, Seward
Mrs. Cleveland Hoyt, Beatrice; Mrs. DR..
Stevens, Lincoln; Mrs. DIR. Marsh. Sew
ard: Mrs. F. W. Brown, Lincoln: Mrs.
c. F. Burkett, Schuyler; Mrs. ID. d. Pot
ter, Mrs. A. F. Anderson. Mrs. j. c.
Mulfinger and Mrs. Joel Tishne, Sew
ard: Mrs. w. Il. Fisher. Auburn: Mrs
j. Chase, Weeping Water; Mrs. b. F.
Weaver. Omaha: Mrs. A. Alice. Be
atrice: Mrs. VIM. Morris and Mrs. F.
III. Common, Crete: Mrs. A. W. wellman.
York; Mrs. A. A. Reed. Crete.
Among the visitors is Miss Mary Fair
brother. formerly of this city. who is
now editor of the well-known Woman's
Journal published at Omaha.
c. i. Smith has returned from Maine.
Ira d. Higby's family are visiting in
Milwaukee
John Willoughby and wife are in
Rutland, Ill.
L. f. Nicholson has gone to Chicago
where he will work at telegraphy while
he is studying law.
Miss Anna Barr was married to Mr..
Sol. Berkson at her home. 1918 Q street.
Thursday evening. Misses Sophie and
Tillie Berkson acted as bridesmaids.
Miss Stella Rice will resume her
position as Organist at Holy Trinity
church Sunday morning. Oct. 6, and
Mr.. Seamark will again become choir
master.
DR. Charles f. Walker and wife, Of
Denver, were the guests Of DIR. w. l..
Dayton Thursday. They are en- route
for New York and from there will go to
Italy. where they will spend the winter
The ladies of Holy Trinity will give
an entertainment next Friday night in
Representative Hall. 1t will be in the
nature Of Library Sociable. The
ladies, seventy-five in number. Of the
society and ch-rch ladies Of Lincoln.
will represent in costume seventy five
popular books. They will be masked
for one hour, doing the grand march
and few dances to give the audience
an opportunity to guess their titles"
At the close OF the march the gentlemen
will take the books out to dance. obtain
ing them from the librarian. At the
end Of that hour the books" will un-
mask and the dancing continue, while
the auditors are guessing the titles.
The CoURIER's correspondent in
Omaha sends the following:
Mrs. r. X. Ringwalt and Miss Ring
walt are aynecfed home fnmnrrnW