, 1897-10-23

Mabelle Land. Harriet Knight, Grace
! Davis, Nellie Dean. Neil Copeland.
Blanche Durlacher, Hilda Durlacher
Lucy George. Elizabeth Holiday, Lois
Holiday. Rebecca Johnson, Tillie Lie
bier. Mary George. Miss Rolf. Mrs.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Nash, Mrs.
Roach: Messrs. Carlos Harris, Herbert
Brees Emory Land, Charles DeKay,
Harol Coburn, Frank Champion, Robert
George. Harry George. Frank Breiten-
stein. Dick Spalding. Albert Holiday.
Harry Cordiner. Fred Hesse. Fred Daw-
son. Dick Abrams, James Fenwick. Ed.
Fintrock. Charles kus;er. Edwin Fitch,
Robert Smith. Gilmore.
The first OF the receptions to be given
for the new students will take place this
evening at the homes OF Pres. Graves
and Prof. Knight. These receptions will
be given once a week so that all may
become well acquainted with our young
people.
The sixteenth birthday OF Miss
Blanche Stearns was celebrated at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cass.us Weber
last evening by a jolly party Of young
people who brought with them many
beautiful tokens OF love.
Not the least o: the pleasures of the
evening was the drive TO and from the
young lady's home. The evening was
spent in games so well enjoyed by heal
thy, happy girls and boys, after which
refreshments were served. IL was late
before good night was said after hav-
ing had-to use the expression OF one
Of the misses-a gorgeous time.
Those present were Misses Eugenia
George. Annie O'Keete. Verna Naismiul.
emily Isberg. Addie Larson. Mile Will
he!mson. Petra Peterson, Katie Roach,
Nellie Marsh. Alice Marsh. Jeane Dur
lacher; Masters Owen D1wney, Latimer
Gray, Carl Hayford, Clarence Congion.
George Spalding. Sever Peterson, George
Wheat. Herman Madison. Peter Nelson,
Paul Harmon. julius Merz, Harry Lang
heIdt.
The G. !. \. to the 3. OF l.. E. will give
a ball on the night OF November "a
Thanksgiving eve. The ladies' are al
ready arranging for the event.
Mr. Thames rnr,oDtor lr,.hnr -,
Mrs. Uien, Judge Chas. Z. Carpenter
and Miss Anna Carpenter. arrived in
he city Friday from his home in Lex,
ington, KY, where he holds a response
bic railway position.
Miss Nellie May Dean returned home
Thursday night from an extended visi;
10 Denver, Colo.
The ladies' OF the Coterie card clAt
were entertained at she home OF Mrs
c. p. Gardner Monday evening. together
with a few invited guests. Nine game:
Of tha; delightful entertainment known
as high-five served TO make the evening
pass very quickly. after which Mrs
Gardner spread one OF those superb
lunches for whi!h she is noted. The
ladies' frs. prize. an elegant card case
fell TO Mrs. John Costin: the second,
cup and saucer. Mrs. G. e. Bristol, and
the consolation, 'n!gger babies" tc
Mrs. a. s. Harmon. The gentlemen's
frs: prize. A handsome manicure set
was won by W. e. Chaplin: the second
4 silk handkerchief, by A. s. Harmon
upon which to scratch his matches, fen
10 George Gardner. The following la
dies and gentlemen were present: Mr.
and Mrs. John Costin, Mr.. and Mrs. G
g. Bristol, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whi!ney
Mr.. and Mrs. a.. S. Harmon. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. e. Chaplin. Mrs. P. H. Jacobs
Mrs. Farley Math!son. Mrs. Frank Ro:-
fee. Mrs. Chas. Schalk. Mrs. Geo. Har-
ris. Mrs. Fein, Mrs. VIM. Roth. Mrs. C
P. Gardner, Mrs. David Jones, Mrs. M
A.. Wright, Mrs. We George, Miss Bes-
sic Schalk. Miss Fannie Gardner, Wal.
ter Harris. Walter Gardner. George
Gardner. Fred Nash.
The GROVE at Maennerchor hall las,
evening Vas greater than on the first
night and the pleasures Of the enter
tainment were greatly enjoyed by all
The drill OF the girls with the sheaves
was repeated and dancing was INDUCED
in. The dance for the benefit of the par
Elephants in the drill was greatly enjoy
ed by the little ines at the hall this at
noon.
Remember the Danish S%isterhood bal
al North Star hall tonight.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Cash
Restaurant. tt.
The Ladies Auxiliary TO the B. OF L.
E. will give a masquerade ball at the
North Star hall November "a.
BICYCLE FOR SALE CHEAP.
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