The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-01-09

Ernest Haughton left Lincoln last
Saturday 10 accept ar electrical position
in Chicago. He will be greatly missed
from the young peoples society.
The Bucyrus Mandolin Club held it's
regular meeting at the home OF Miss
Florence Farwell last Saturday evening
The meeting vac well attended. Those
present were Miss Laura Houtz, Flor.
ence Farwell. Grace Oakley, Henrietta
Hollowbush, Olive Latta, Mrs. T. w.
Smith, and Mrs. Ode Rector; Messrs.
C. Y. Smith. Vaughn. Mattson Baldwin.
W. B. Valentine, John Farwell and Fred
Cooley, w. Farnam Smith Of Omaha
The rehearsal was ended by nine o'clock.
The prettiest large party Of the season
was that given to Mr.. and Mrs. Dawes
at the Lincoln on last Friday by Mr..
and Mrs. Burnham, Mr.. and Mrs. l. M.
Raymond, Mr.. Wing and Mr.. Hanna
The dining room Of the Lincoln al.
though not especially constructed for
ball room. could not be more admirably
adapted to such purpose. The pillared
panels and deep windows break up the
wall space which thus frames palms and
flags most effectively. The floor is
smooth, il a trifie uuelastic. The especial
charm Of the place for party CONSISTS
in the architectural arrangement which
placed the room at the outside corner OF
q square foyer or court with parlors and
dressing rooms on two sides. The long
promenade from the parlors to the doors
Of the hall is imposing and between
dances is occupied by murmuring couples
improving the semi seclusion. Many
OF the younger married set in Lincoln
owe testimonial to the architect Of the
Lincoln on account Of the opportunities
for the discovery OF grdnde passion.
which he built ilto the Lincoln. But
that is another story. The hosts, with
the guests OF honor, stood in the corner
parlor 10 receive THEN friends, who, after
shaking hands and expressing their
pleasure congratulations, ETC., drifted
into the other and later into the foyer
where, recovering from the Formally
which Expresses greetings and leave
taking, they fell into easy con, ersstion.
The rooms were decorated with large
punches OF bridesmaid roses and palms.
The dancing began at 10 and ices we're
esrved in the ordinary. Miss
willoughby's orchestra furnished the
music, The drums and sleigh bells
which were used for the first time gave
body and emphasis to the time, which
with Miss Willoughby, is always perfect.
The guests were: Meesrs. and Mee-
danes L. c. Burr. Lewis, RICHTER, Alb
bolt, Jansen. Meissner, Cunningham,
Buckstaff. Beesen. Greene. Coffroth,
Oakley. Funke. Ogden. Kelley. c. l..
Burr. Marshall. Houtz. Thompson. Har-
wood, Sawyer. GRANGER, McMurtry, Car
sor, Folsom, Young. Campbell. Aitken.
Bryan. Clarke, Lambertson, Hall. Ever
EFT, Guilfoyle. Holmes. Leonard. Wilson.
Imhoff. Yates, Wright, Wilson. Taylor.
Ladd. MacLean, Collins, Dorgan. Woods.
Lippincott. Jones. Brown, Townley,
Dawes, Gere, Phillips. Barbour, Morrill,,
Tiltou. Green, Clark. Hargreaves. Rodg-
ers, Macfarlane. Harley, Curtice. e. C.
Burr. Watkins, Ward. Mcdonald, Plum.
mer, Muir. Freeman; Misses Barr, Har-
ris, Grace and Maud Oakley, La,ta.
Clarke, Farwell. Wing. Jones, Price,
Weston, Durham. Raymond. Brooks,
RICHTER, Lau. Hammond. Whedon and
Burr; Meesrr. Lansing. Owen. Mason.
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