The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-01-14

afternoons enjoyment to a happy close,
light refreshments we're served. Those
who enjoyed the kensingtOn we're: Mes
danes II N. Howell, Frank Barr, A. ID.
Wilkinson, Mills, Casebeer. O'Shea, G.
|. Jones, and Miss Kinda johnson and
Miss Jennie Smith.
Mrs. IL II. Wheeler and Mrs. w. s.
Summers entertained the members OF
Soross on Thursday afternoon for Mrs.
Beebe of Chicago, one of the early mem.
bers OF the club. Each guest was in
vited to relate an incident which was
of Importance upon her later life. The
response was more or less candid &C.
cOrding to the character Of the incident
One lady who had heen chased by ram
10 her youth and somewhat roughly
treated by him, said tfat the incident
had left a permanent impression upon
her. Mrs. w. j. Bryan said that a
teacher of mathematics who had an in
spired understanding Of arithmetic
taught her the founda ton OF rules was
reason. This teacher had probably il
fiuenced her intellectual life more than
anyone else. Mrs. McGahey said that
all incidents might be considered i'm.
portant. 1t depended on temperament
rather than on the incidents. as, for in
stance, her sister rarely returned after
az excursion into the neighborhood or
city without tale OF adventure worth
relating. But nothing ever happened t.
her and she marvelled until she hap.
pened to be with her sister when an in
cident of the kind referred to actually
occurred, but Mrs. McGahey never knew
1t until her sister, on returning home
gave it the necessary literory treatment
There were many other pleasant remi
niscences. At refreshments were
served and beautiful souvenir OF the
occasion presented to Mrs. Beebe. de-
signed by Mrs. Summers. 1t was lit
tie book, on the cover OF which is an mi
tial B. with bee humming about one oil
its tendrils The leaves inside were
blank, and the ladies inscribed theil
names thereon. The beautiful pen
work had been done by Miss Edna
Hyatt.
OMiss Mae Mount OF Omaha is the
guest of Miss Maude Oakley. Miss
Mount is a favorite in Omaha society
and her presence in the city has given
occasion Tor rejoicing on the part OF the
young people Of Lincoln.
Clinton Arnold was initiated into Al.
pha Tau Omega last Friday night with
appropriate ceremonies. A luncheon
was enjoyed at the home OF Harry Full.
mer after the initiatory ceremonies.
The members of Company ID, Univer
sity Cadets. gave a delightful hop at
Turpin's dancing academy last night
The music was good and the young PEG.
pie enjoyed the evening immensely.
Electric wiring. gas and electric fix.
lures and lamps specially. Korsmeyel
Plumbing and Heating Co., 2l5 South
Eleventh street.
Mrs. Ella M. Richardson is home after
an absence OF ten days. She was called
away on account Of the death Of bel
father.
Mr.. r. L. Richeson:is assisted by Miss
Matte Mundorf in teaching fancy steps
stage dancing. fencing. etc. Children &
class, 2 to 4 o'clock, 81 for eight lessons
Richeson's Dancing academy, III South
Twelfth street.
Miss Anne Rivett, hairdrassiug and
shampooing, moved from Burr Blk tc
Emporium, 143 South Twelfth.
Dentist Hill, over Miller & Paine.
W. w. Cox, one OF Nebraskas pio
neers; was in the city this week. He
lives in Seward.
Ferd Rehlaender is home frome CHI
cagO
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Rudge have re
turned from a trip to Chicago and ether
points.