The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-01-25

Commencing with the holidays Lin
coin society has INDUCED in very I'M
usual gayety. Not in several years has
there been so much going on" and the
probability is that the pace will be
maintained until the beginning OF Lent.
Mrs. w. F. Kelley has returned from
Mt. Pleasant. Ia. where she spent sew
eral weeks visiting her parents.
The next event in the Patriarchs' list
will probably be fancy dress party, to
be given some time next month.
Next week the State Press association
will meet 10 Lincoln-Thursday and
Friday. There will be banquet at the
Lincoln hotel, reception to the ladies,
and other social features.
The quarterly recital OF the Lincoln
Nebraska conservatory OF music, will
be given January q, in the conserva-
tory hall.
A Shubert program will be given by
the faculty and students OF the Nebraska
conservatory Of music February %.
Mrs. A. W. Jansen has been visiting
in Kansas City.
Mrs. F. w. Hill gave a Kensington
Saturday afternoon.
The Current Events department Of
the Woman's club met Saturday after
noon at the state capitol. Mrs. A. j.
Sawyer led.
The committee having in charge the
society circus recently given in Omaha
has reported as follows: Total receipts,
81 1863 50; total expenditures, 81 1920;
amount turned over to associated chart
ties, $500. 40.
The Unity club met Tuesday evening
at the Universalist church. The sub
ject discussed was 1.-The Revolution"
HI. w. Brown discussed Indian and
Naval Campaigns Miss Pryse, Gloom
lest Time OF the War" Miss Bracket,
Campaign in the South and Surrender
of CORVALLIS"
Judge Cornish vent to Omaha Satur-
day to be treated for erysipelas.
The Junior class of the Lincoln high
school gave leap year party at the
residence OF Mr. and Mrs. l. S. p. Weeks
last Friday evening. Those present
were: Professor and Mrs. Stone, Pro
lessor and Mrs Barnes, Mrs. Atkinson,
Misses Kingsley, Loomis, Mcdowell,
Toun. Thomas. Emily Weeks, Fielding,
Hammond, Hamilton, Florence and
Stella Hartzell, Travis, Fiske, Peter.
SWORD. Bomgardner, Gilmore, Mosher,
Minnie and Mabel Guile, Grey, Veith,
Shamp, Hyde, Winger, Sidells, Wetzells
McGrey, Professors Beckman, Tucker,
Montgomery, Messrs. Beckmar, presi-
dent; c. Hyatt, Edgar and Eugene Tul-
lis, Sizer, Dorsey, Hunger, Burleigh,
1rester, Sawyer, HaIlet, Sides, Fall
hauber, Hoge, Charles Weeks, Paul
Weeks. Webster and Frank E. Hyatt.
The large dancing party given by
Misses Alice Slaughter, Helen Nance,
Mary Fechet and Maud Riser at the
Lansing hall last Friday night came too
late in the week 20 admit of extended
notice in The Courier. 1t was one OF
the most elaborate parties given this
winter, the dancing hall being meta
morphosed into bower of beauty. The
guests included: Misses Hammond,
Griffith, Oakley, Cochrane. Leming,
Houtz, Camp. Hooper, Case, Ensigu,
Polk, Byers Cropsey, Walton, Winger,
Baldwin, Williamson, Colson, Camp,
Amee, Bartruff. Gregory, Ricketts,,
Kirker, Gere, Sewell, WEIGH, Noren.
Griggs, Wilson, Lau, HARDWOOD, Bailey,
Frances Gere, Lowe, Fitch, Garten,
Smith, Heaton, Watkins, Parks, Winger,
Lansing, RICHTER. Kelley. Odell, Mrs.
Bailey, Denver; Misses Mount and Wei
Ter, Omaha; Miss Post, Columbus; Mrs.
RICHTER, Mrs. Fechet, Mrs. Riser,
Messrs. Thorp, Morrill,, Pulls, Adams,
Steiner, Corley, Lindquist, Everett.
Martin, Corley, Tulloss, Sawyer, r,
Becher, Packard, Cosgrove, Burks Bart.
lett. Sedgwick. Lau, Davenport, Muel.
Ter, McLucas, Hartigan, Sawyer. Lang
worthy, Young, Farwell, Rowe, Marley,
Haggard. Sheldon, McCreery, Fechet,
Riser. Walcott, Manley, Wilson, Shedd,
yoers, Randall, Walsh, Winger. Hadley,