The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-02-01

reorganIZed liter socIet,
that was in existance two or three year
ago Mrs. Babcock was elected president
Mrs. n. G. Abbot, vice-president; Mis-
Jennie Smith, secretary; Mrs. Rear
don, treasurer; Robert J. Burdette wal
discussed at this weeks meeting. Tn,
club will meet every other Thursda,
and study current events modern
writer's.
Mrs. W. ID. Robinson entertained tn,
Cheese and Cracker, club Thursda,
afternoon. The meeting was one of tn,
most enthusiastic held this season. Mr.
George Woods. Just recovering from
appendicitis, called for his wife anC
was lionized by the ladies to such ar
extent that there is a new yearning fol
appendicitis among the husbands OF the
other ladies who belong to the club
Those present were: Mesdames Chas
Burr, Lew Marshall, Otto Mohren
stecher, George j Woods. John Il Dor
gan, Misses Name Carson, Rose Carson
Olive Latta.
A pretty german was given by the
Pleasant Hour club Wednesday evening
at the Lincoln hotel, led by Mr.. Frank
G. Zehrung. Among the dancers were
Messrs. and Mesdames w b Hargreaves
G + Laid. C. l. Burr. Henry Sutton, Mrs
Bailey, OF Denver, Misses Marie Mar
shall, BERTHE Clark, Helen Nance
Slaughter, Fechet. Olive Latta, MauC
Oakley, Lucy Griffith. Mae Moore
Name Carson, Grace Oakley. Rose Car
son. Alice RICHTER. Mae Brown. Wood
of Kansas City. Messrs. Guy Hurlbut
Mcleod, Matt Baldwin, Ray WEIGH
Frank Zehrung, Fred White, Homer
Honeywell. Harry Harley, X b Howell
John White. w Morton Smith, Joe Nal
lalieu, John Dixon. Will Johnson, Der
Wheeler, OF Omaha. Among the spec
tators were: Mrs. o r Oakley, Mr. ant
Mrs. Buckstaff, Mr.. and Mrs. w ID Rob
inson, Mr. and Mrs. III E Mitchell, Mrs
Carson.
Miss May Moore entertained mum.
Der Of friends at high five party giver
Tuesday evening. Those present were
Misses Wood, of Kansas City; Latta
Carson, Burr. Maud and Grace Oakley
Marshall, Griffith, Nance, Mrs. Henry
Branch, Messrs. s f Moore, Johnson
Low, Wheeler, Of Omaha; Dixon. Fred
White. John White, Mallalieu, Mason
Harley, Hurlbut. Messrs. and Mesdames
G L. Burr, Lew Marshall. John Dorgan
The party was given in honor of of Miss
Wood, who in the latter part of the
evening, gave an artistic violin solo
Miss Maud Oakley sang with violin and
piano accompaniment. Miss MAUD
Oakley was awarded the ladies' prize
and Mr. Mallalieu the mems prize; both
were of cut glass.
Miss May Mount, who has been visit
ing Miss Slaughter. returned to Omaha
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright enter.
tanned the Whist club on Thursday
night. Mrs Wright's sister, Mrs. Rudy
is her guest for a week or so.
On Monday Mrs. G. f Yates gave a
dinner party for her guest, Mrs. Gordon
of Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. G j Ernst gave a party
oil Wednesday evening and Mr.. Ernst
gave one on Friday. evening.
Mrs. II A Sutton gave a Kensington
on Tuesday afternoon. The invitations
were interesting little conceptions with
a little thimble attached to each one.
After the regular refreshments cigar
cites and matches were passed which
most of the shocked ladies refused until
they were discovered to be fac SMILES
in candy of that dissipation. The fol-
lowing were the guests: Mesdames s H
Burnham, Geo Lowry. Chas Lippincott.
Geo Brown. FW Brown, Edward Ewing
A B Coffroth, l. G Burr, A G Billmeyer,
0 NJ Thompson, ID E Thompson, ID +
Thompson, w b Hargreaves, Chas
Branch, Henry Branch, F w Baldwin
Bailey, NJ Tilton, A Buckstaff, M S
Hollowbush, DIR. Ladd, r II Townley,
w N Leonard, w. b Wolcott, Miss
Wood.