The courier., 1897-04-10

IN Lincoln. on WeuneSudy ne went 10
Minneapolis from whence he hopes to
return to Mrs. Dorr and the children.
whom he left in good health. Mrs.
DOrr. born Banta. has a great many
friends here who are glad to hear of
her welfare. Although they count them
selves citizens of Seattle Mr. and Mrs.
DOrr have spent most of their two
years absence from Lincoln in the east
From the time the Lincoln high
school debating society, with their col
ors flying. black and red, left the train
last Saturday i'm Beatrice. They were
treated royalty by the Beatrice people.
The Beatrice high school met them at
the train; also decorated in their COL
ors. black and gold. They were enter
tained at the hotel. and given a dane
ing party in the afternoon. The de-
bate, which was not decided. came in
the evening. The Lincoln high school
people were greatly pleased with Be
atrice hospitality, and hope to return
il when the Beatrice school comes here
next week for similar debate
The stag party given by Roscoe Pound
Friday evening was one of the pleas
antest affairs of the season. A unique
idea was the giving of six little yellow
kids candy boxes for prizes at cards.
Printed on the yellow gowns. i'm varie-
gated aniline inks. such as saffron.
and methyl green, with startling eff
feet. We're such phrases: "You'se kin
play wit us-nit-Hully gee, Wot er
swipe; yer plays yeller-See? Say.
Gents, dis is tuff. Say, we didn't do a
ting to 'em and Dis makes me sick
let's play pitch.
The Delta Tau Deltas gave a merry
banquet at their chapter house last
evening
Fred c. Cooley and Willard Yates re-
turned Sunday from their Black Hills
TRIP. They are trifie lame, the result
of a tip-over on a stage coach at Edge
mont. s. D., where they were visiting
with a house party at Russell Thorp's.
Mrs. Bessie Gahan- Pennybaker and
baby went to Grand Island Tuesday
evening. She has been the guest of
Mrs. Jay White for few days
Miss Maud Oakley expects to sail for
England the first of next month. She
will continue her study of music in
London
The City Federation of Clubs desires
its members to attend a lecture. given
under its auspices. April 81. at the
Cniversalist church by Mrs. Jennie f.
keysor of Omaha, vice president of the
state federation. Mrs. Keysor is well
known for her work in and lectures on
art. Her subject here will be on her
favorite subject, Rembrandt" illus
trated by twenty stereopticon views.
Beatrice has obtained the mid-sum-
mer meeting of the state federation.
A program is now being prepared.
Mrs. Rosalind Strawn. assistant ed
itOr of the Woman's Weekly, attended
the meeting of the woman's club last
Monday in Lincoln.
Miss Effie Mcintyre and Miss Ida
Lealand of Hastings are visiting Mrs
Johnson.
Miss Helen Nance and Mss Kelly
started Tuesday evening for Deadwood
for a weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. NJ. Raymond have
returned from an extended trip i'm the
south.
E. f. Lewis went to Kansas City. Mo-,
Sunday. to attend the Tyler-Bartine
wedding.
Mrs. King of Hastings and Mrs. F.
NJ. Hall started Tuesday for Detroit,
Nj ich., to attend the national conven-
tion of the Y. W. c. A.
Mrs v. o. Strickler returned to her
home in Omaha Tuesday. A number
of parties have been given for Mrs.
Strickler during her three weeks visit
with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. a. L.
Hoover
G.. NJ. Lambertson, o. F. Lambert
son and j. X. Honeywell formed a
hunting party which started for Lake
side Tuesday evening. They will be
gone a week.
Miss Mable Lutes of Richmond