The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-01-04
mods meant happiness.

tanned small number OF friends at hii
residence in honor OF Mrs. Bailey, oil
Denver. These were present: Mr.. and
Mrs +. w. Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
Marshall, Miss Marie Marshall, Miss
Grace Oakley, Miss Name Carson, Miss
Florence Putnam, Mr.. Clough. Mr.
Smith, Mr.. Lansing, Mr. Hurlbut.
Plans are making for german to be
given the early part Of week after next.
to be led by Mr.. Frank c. Zehrung.
A double wedding occurred on
Wednesday at the home of Mr.. Henry
Herpolsheimer. l245 Z street Miss
Hattie Herpolsheimer was married to
Mr.. William M. Lamprecht, and Miss
Ida to Mr.. Alonzo G. Barber. Miss
Hattie and Mr.. Lamprecht we're married
10y the Rev. Geo. Weller, of Seward, who
used the German language and then he
united Miss Ida to Mr. Barber in Eng
fish. Time only will prove the compar.
ative strength OF the two languages as
wedding mediums. Miss Hattie Her
polsheimers dress was of cream lans-
down with cream lace. Miss Ida wore
a pale blue china silk with lace. After
the ceremony breakfast was served by
Miss Loui, and Miss Ida Ault, Miss
Ruby Prindle received the guests as
they entered. Miss Hattie and Miss
Ida Herpolsheimer are the eldest daugh-
tiers Il Mr.. and Mrs. Herpolsheimer.
Professor lDamprecht is the well known
professor Of the violin in the Nebraska
of Music. Mr.. Barber Is
the son of Professor Barber OF the state
university. He is manager of the car
pet department with the Rudge & Nor
is company. They will reside at 1906
L street. Professor and Mrs. Lam
precht will live at 1924 III street.
The Pleasant Hour club dance at the
Lincoln hotel Friday night of last week
was leading event in the holiday en-
The dancers were: Mr..
md Mrs. Lew Marshall. Misses Latta,
Griffith, Brooks, Moore, Maude
Oakley. WEIGH. Burr. Hooper, Nance and
Carson; Mrs. Quimby, Of Grand Rapids,
Mich; Miss Mallalieu, of Kearney; Miss
Gregg. OF Kansas City; Messrs. Howell,
Hurlbut, Baldwin, Smith,
1outz, Meyer. WEIGH, Morrison, Joyce,
Honeywell, white, Markell. of
omaha.
Miss Nance entertained a number of
aides very delightfully."- Friday afternoon
q honor Of her guest. Mrs. Quimby.
hose present were Misses Ellen Gere,
frances Gere, Alice Roberts, Marie Mar
hall, Lucy Griffith. Maud Riser,
slaughter, Fechet, Kelley, Ella Ray
lonI, Florence Putnam, Maud Ham
,ond, Mabel Richards, Olive Latta,
cochran. Helen WEIGH, Oakley, Mae
loore. Camp, Alice RICHTER, Mrs.
'ailey, Of Denver.
Miss Carrie Wosner of Grand Island,
BENT few days in town this week,
lie guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay E. White [
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Marshall.
Miss Maude Oakley will go to Sioux
ity next week.
S. T. st. John, treasurer of the Grit ,
Faust" company, was in
wn this week.
Miss Florence Putnam came home for
e holidays.
Robert W., and John Patrick, of Oma- (
lb party, returning New Years day.
Miss Ada Gregg, of Kansas City, has
en- the guest Of Miss Helen WEIGH.
Mrs. w. F. Kelley is i'm Mt Pleasant. a
Rev. and Mrs. John NJ. Hewitt were
ven a reception Monday evening. 1t
Is largely attended, the many friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt evidencing A
cir regret at their departure from the
y in terms of unmistakable SINGER.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt left for Co
nbus, o., this week.
The most pretentious entertainment
the holiday season was the dance 81
zen by the Lincoln club New Years r
= at the Lincoln hotel. The floral %
,orations were on the usual elaborate