The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-07-28

LIS idurois-fI IL MS De6t score. Ine
other contestants and their scores were
as follows; Mr.. Foye, %; Mr.. E. Mors
man, 1O2; Mr.. T. L. Davis, log; Mr.
Thomas L. Kimball. 100; Mr.. L. w
Gaylord, Ill; Mr.. G. w. Wattles, ia
Mr.. E. V. Lewis. ll6; Mr.. A. Kinsler
III; Mr.. W. ID. Bsncker, us; Mr.. Lee
roy Austin, lis; Mr.. j. b. Rahm, lis;
Mr.. W. W. Magee, 1l9; Mr.. Fred Ham
ilton. I'D; Mr.. II. T. Lemist, 100; Mr.. F..
A. Smith. 40; DIR. Lyman, 13l; Mr.. A.
j. Love, 13l; Mr.. A. w. ReGick. 132; Mr.
j. j. Dickey, 12s.
At five o'clock traps and carriages full
OF gaily dressed people began to arrive
for dinner and the hop afterward. To
accommodate the unusually large crowd
a long table was placed at the end Of the
hall and here Mr.. and Mrs. Beeson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow entertained nun
Der OF their friends, among whom were
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Marshall Of Lincoln,
Mr.. W. Farntam Smith. At another Of
the small table, were Mr.. and Mrs. A.
@. Smith and DR.. and Mrs. j. Cameron
Anderson. At another Mr.. and Mrs.
Cowgirl, Mr.. and Mrs. Guiou, and near
them Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Wheeler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mccormick, Mr..
and Mrs. Lemist, Miss Dewey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kirkendall. About eight-thirty
the hall was cleared for dancing and the
piano furnished all the music that was
necessary for 30 informal an occasion
Among the dancers were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Cartan, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Meyers Of Dubuque, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Barker. Miss Peck, Miss Crounse.
Miss Marie Crounse, Miss Cleveland Of
Chicago. Miss Mount, Miss Oakley of
Lincoln, Miss Emma Wakeley, Miss
Thomas. Miss Lewis, Miss Gates, Miss
Margaret Pritchett. Miss Moore, Miss
Mercer, Miss Ella Cotton, Miss Dick
inson. Mr.. and Mrs. Spracue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hull. Mr.. and Mrs. Keller, Mr..
and Mrs. Bancker. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Redick, Mr..
Earl Gannett, Captain Erwin. Captain
Skerritt, Mr.. Morsman, Mr.. Foye, Miss
McShane, Miss Mae McShane, Mr.. Her-
bet Gannett, Mr.. Frank Hamilton, DIR.
Lyman, DIR. Middleton. Mr.. Strickland,
Mr.. Clark Redick, Mr. Ben Cotton, Mr..
John Redick, Mr.. Thomas Davis, Mr..
Fred Hamilton, Mr.. Haskell, Mr.. Sam
Burns, Mr.. Hal Yates, Mr.. Fred Nash,
Miss Lindsay, Mr.. Young. Mr.. SILVER
lex, Mr.. and Mrs. George Palmer, Mr..
and Mrs. Kinsler, Mr.. Al Kinsler and
Mr.. McCord. And it was very pice to
see some of the older married women
out, like Mrs. Gates. Mrs. Kountze,
Mrs. Belden and Mrs. Pritchett.
Wednesday afternoon at four o'clock
found Mr.. Bancker at bis post, the first
tee, pencil and book in hand, to take
down the names Of those entering the
ladies' handicap match game, to decide
upon the handicap to be allowed each
one and to collect the entrance fee Of
one ball from each contestant. The
position was perilous one for any man,
but Mr.. Bancker proved himself equal
to the occasion by showing neither fear
nor favor. and the players were started
of in good order little after four thirty
o'clock. Miss Dewey, the only one play.
ing scratch, led off with Miss Helen
followed by Mrs. Sprsgue AMI
Miss Doane, Mrs. Bancker and Miss
Mae McShane, Miss Ada Kirkendall
and Miss Bessie Brady. BY six o'clock
the game was finished and the scores
stood as follows: