The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-05-11

heAt0t1O0, An IDOL OF the ter1Oo,
.....M Miss Minnow Gillum
Violin, "Traumeri," ........ Shumann
Miss Bertha Davis.
Extacy Mrs. II. II. Beach
0o"k The Night has thousand eyes,
................. Arthur FOote
Mrs. Latimer Gray.
Piano, "Polonaise Q Sharp Minor.
Miss Rena Reed.
,,.-ru "Nocturne,-. .Rockmiihl
'o''"''o La Cinqusiptsine Gavotte
Victor Herbert.
Mr.. Howell.
Recitation, How Jimmie Tended the
Baby" .:.......:;:. Miss Letta Bonfoy
Violin, "Kuywuik" ....... Wieniawski
Miss Bertha Davis.
The May meeting Of the state feuer.
alton of women's clubs has bee1
postponed to the 23rd inst.
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity
gave most delightful tally. no drive to
Cushman park on Wednesday evening.
The coach and horses were gaily decor
ated with purple and gold, the colors OF
the fraternity. An elegant luncheon
was served at the park after which dane
ing was INDUCED in until a late hour.
The ride home in the moonlight was
made enjoyable by the singing OF frater-
nifty songs and telling stories. Those
who composed the merry party were
Misses Watkins, Williams. Harley,
Slaughter, Ricketts,, Garwell, Riser,
Lau, Case and Meesrs. Haughtop, John
son, Morrill,, Hewitt, Sawyer, Roy Saw
yer, Miner, Parmalee. Marine and Mar
tin. Mrs. j. HI. Harley and Mrs. John
Hewitt acted as chaperones to the part
The Woman's Club of Fremont gave
q benefit concert Tuesday evening for
William Reed Dunroy, the young poet.
peared on the program. A large aud
fence was present and the concert was
a success in every particular. Mrs. De-
Lario, reader, read a number OF Mr..
Dunroy's poems. One poem, "Pansies
from Colorado" was prettily illustrated
by five little girls with thair faces stuck
through huge pansies. Tue. Fremont
Herald contained a column write, up Of
the affair and also a complimentary
poem addressed to Mr.. Dunroy, written
by Will w. Maupin, the editor.
Mrs. L. F. NJ. yesterday is in Carthage
ILL.,, called thence by the illness of her
mother.
Mrs. c. A. Lippencott sang in the
cantata "Tyrolier Queen" given at Wa
hoo last evening.
The formal opening Of Lincoln Park
occurs tomorrow. A balloon ascension,
a big circus menagerie, Browns orches-
ira, the switch back and a thoroughly
re newed park are the attractions
The English club met Monday even
ing at the residence of Prof. and Mrs.
j. w. Adams.
Clinton r. Lee is in Davenport.
Thomas Ewing is in Chicago.
The Woman'e club gave its last por-
gram prior to the summers rest Monday
evening. There will be another meet
ing but it will be devoted to business.
The paogram was given over to domes-
tic economy. Mrs. A. P. S. Stuart read
q paper on "The Onion" Mrs. NJ. d.
WEIGH discussed fruits. A paper on
The Homemaker and the Home Keep
or" Was read by Mrs. Burton. A SOM
from Mrs James II. Garfield
thanking the club for the motions ad-
opted at the last meeting, was read and
placed on file.
The annual entertainment OF the
pupils Of the convent school at U and
street took place Thursday
svenining. The children gave the fairy
play, The Sleeping Beauty"
The following have been chosen to
dit the Hesperidn; o. H. Allen,
Peter Thompson, May
Rhodes, Lulu Burrows, Annie Prey.
NJ. Barr. j. E. Matson, Ida Heise and
4 Sheen, associate editors.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. T. Jones are in
Denver.