The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-01-18
SOCIAL GOSSIP.
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Mr. Zehrung conducted the cotillion
with the same eese and success which
have signalized all Of that gentleman'e
social undertakings. In some Of the
figures the gentleman shook dice. In
others they feEced. Then there was the
deserted gentleman figure-in all twelve.
The favors we're particularly pretty.
Messrs and Messdames Lew Marshall.
Charles L. Burr, Henry Sutton, F. w.
Brown, Oliver Rodgers. J. A. Buckstaff,
w. B. Hargreaves; Misses Name Car
son. Rose Carson, Olive Latta, Mae
Moore, Helen Nance, Halle Hooper,
Lucy Griffith, Mae Marshall Grace
Oakley, Wood of Kansas City, Mae
Burr: Mrs Bailey of Denver; Messrs. ].
H. Mallalieu. Fred White. John Dixon,
Fred w. Houtz, Guy Hurlbut, Harry
Harley Ray WEIGH. Will Clarke, w.
Morton Smith, Frank c. Zehrung, How
ell, Matt Baldwin. Among the on
lockers were: Mrs. Charles Branch, Mrs.
Henry Branch. Mrs. L. c. Burr, Mrs.
Howell OF Omaha, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Wilson, John Lotteridge, Mr.. and Mrs
F. w. Baldwin. Joe Mason, Harry Lans-
ing, MT. and Mrs. w. B. Wilson, Mrs
Perry. Mrs. r. H.. Oakley, Mrs. o. r.
Oakley.
Miss Nellie Post and Miss George
Post. daughters OF Judge A M. Post,
OF Columbus. are the guests Of Miss
Alice Slaughter.
The Cheese and Cracker club met at
the residence of Mrs. Beman G. Dawes
Tuesday afternoon. Those present
were Mrs Chas. L. Burr, Mrs. John T.
Dorgan, Miss Name Carson, Mrs. Bailey
of Denver Miss Mae RlIr-r
A few friends were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Baldwin Tuesday even
ing in honor of Mrs Bailey of Denver.
The guests remarked upon the elegance
of the lunch. Hearts was the game.
Those present Were Mr. and Mrs w. c.
Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Hargfaves,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Buckstaff, Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
~ Sutton.
This evening Mr. and Mrs. F. w.
Baldwin viii entertain Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles L. Burr. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ew-
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Branch, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Branch, Miss Wood,
Mr.. Dixon.
Miss Wood of Kansas City is the
guest Of Mrs. Branch. her sister.
A number of small entertainments
were given during the week by the
younger set.
Several germans are talked OF for the
near future.
Through the courtesy of Prof. r. B.
Owens secretary of the committee on
arrangements, we are able to give a
schedule of the program Of the inau-
gural and charter day exercises Of the
state university. The events of the
week will open Thursday evening, Feb
ruary Is, with an address by Mr. T. c.
Martin Of New York city, on Develop
ment and Utilization of Power of Mag
"a Falls at ne Funke opera house.
commencing at o'clock. Mr. Martin,
is editor of the Electrical Engineer, New
York. and past president of the Ameri-
can institute of electrical engineers.
He Is well known as an author, having
WRITTEN The Electric Motor and Its APP
The Inventions, Researches
and Writings of Nikola Teska," "Elec-
trio Boats and Navigator" etc. Pro-
fessor Owens considers himself particu-
larry fortunate in securing Mr. Martin.
He VIII speak under the auspices Of the
society OF electrical engineers. Chan
cellor MacLean viii deliver his inaugur-
al address Friday morning at the Lans-
ing theatre. There will be an invoca-
ton by Rev. o. W. Fifer and an induc-
ton into Office by Regent c. H. Nor
rll. Congratulatory addresses will be
delivered as follows: "On Behalf of the
State" Governor Silas A. Holcomb;
"On Behalf Of the School System" Su-
perintendent H. II. Corbett; ION Be-
half Of the Alumni and Studenes." H.
H. Wilson; "On Behalf Of the Regents
and Faculty" Hon. H. d. Etabrook: "On
Behalf OF Sister Universities" President
Cyrus Northrup OF nhe university of
There will be q collation.
from to 7:30 p. m and the chancellor
VIII give a reception at p. m. The
same evening there VIII be an electrical
exhibition by the university society OF
electrical engineers. Saturday will be
observed as charter day. There will be
a reception to the public by the several