The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-12-07

Mrs. Mcconnell The ladies hope she
may soon return to her ordinary life OF
unpretentious hospitality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Branch gave
q card party on Saturday evening in
honor Of Miss Cowan Of st. Joseph. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Burr
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard. Mr.. and Mrs. s. Moore. Miss
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. White. Mr. and
Mrs. Hargreaves. Mr.. and Mrs. French.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. Branch. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly. Miss
Saunders, Mrs. Putnam. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. Lamberton. Mr..
and Mrs. Coffroth. Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Bartlett, Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby, Professor
Owens, Professor White, Professor
Lyon.
On Tuesday evening. December 10th
Prof. George c. Williams will give the
second of the six recitals that he has
planned to give this year. 1t will take
place in the auditorium of the Y. NJ. C..
A. and II the program is any indication
II will be of much interest. He will be
assisted in the recital by Miss Marie
Hoover and Mr.. A. A. Hadley of the Ne
braska conservatory of music. The pro-
gram will be:
Talk on Life and Oratory of Daniel
Decentralization on O'Connell'' Wen
dell Phillips, George c. Williams.
Romance Concerto i'm f minor, Cho-
pin, Miss Marie Hoover Orchestral
parts on second piano Mr.. A. A. Had
ley).
My Henry. Down to the Capitol. ].
w. Riley, Mr.. Williams
The Prisoner of Chillon, Byron, Mr.
Williams.
Cradle Song, waltz and finale from
Birthday Music, Bohm, Miss Hoover
and Mr.. Hadley.
Dilemma, Williams.
"A Prairie Lullaby" a late poem by
William Reed Dunroy, has been set to
music by Mr.. F. A. Tolhurst. a promi-
nent composer of Troy, N. Y. The song
is arranged for male voices with tenor
solo.
Mr.. George c. Williams returned the
first of the week from a trip through
the western part of the state. where he
has been giving readings.
The annual charity concert is booked
for Tuesday. December IL. at the Funke
opera house. Boxes and seats have been
bespoken in advance by the Patriarchs.
Pleasant Hour club, Lincoln club and
a number of lodges and church organi-
cations throughout the city. No one
will be sighted in the sale of seats,
which will take place four days pre-
ceding the concert. Here is a full list
OF the vocalists and instrumental per-
formers and organizations arrayed on
the program: Philharmonic orchestra,
Hagenow string quartet; vocalists. Mrs
c. S. Lippincott, Misses Florence wor-
ley, Hattie Becker, Bessie Turner
Grace Franks, Maud Oakley, Carol
Churchill, Eugenia Getner; Messrs
Clemens Movius. c. Bruce Smith. Telyn
male quartet Orchard Williams. l.. A.
Bumstead, John Randolph, w. K Tut
tle), H. ]. w. Seamark, E. E. McFad-
den, c. w. Kettering.
Piano-Mesdames Will Owen Jones,
p. w. Plank, Misses Marie F. Hoover
and Susie Scofield
Violin-August Hagenow, Charles
Hagenow, Misses Bertha Davis and
Ina Ensign.
Organ accompanist-MissS Stella Rice.
Piano accompanist-Mrs. p. V. Nj.
Raymond, Miss Emily Perkins. Mr.. A.
A. Hadley, Miss Gertrude Culbertson.
Miss May Bell Hagenow.
The full program will be given in next
weeks Courier.
On Thursday afternoon at half past
fve O'Clock number of Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. MacDonald's friends We're invit-
ed to be present at the christening of
their son, John Donald Macdonald Mr..
Hewitt read the beautiful service of the
Episcopal church. the baby crowed. and
the guests beamed on him. Each one
was presented with a little heart-shaped
box with John Donald Macdonald"
and the date stamped upon it in gold
letters. The box was filled with candies
called Dragees de Baptime The French