The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1902-01-11

there is a lulI this week in social do
ings The last Of the Omaha visitors
left on Monday after "A round of parties
sufficiently numerous to satisfy the
most Unsuitable. The presence of sew
eral visitors i'm the city gave rather
more than the usual eclat to the Unity
club dance Tuesday evening. The
parties given by Mrs. Underwood and
Mrs HirsChing were the only large
card parties of the week except that
to be given this evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Oakley and Mrs. Maxwell. The
musicales given by Mrs. Mitchell and
Mrs. Atwood were pleasant affairs
was also the Phi Gamma Delta dance
given last night. University people
are just getting settled after their va
cation. and this dance was the first of
their post-holiday functions.
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The Unity club gave brilliant dane
ing party Tuesday evening at Walsh
hall i'm honor of Miss Frances Levy, of
Sioux City, and Miss Sarbach, of Hol-
ton, Kan. Ices were served between
dances. The party was noted for the
large number of handsome costumes
worn. Miss Levy. who is one of this
seasons debutantes of Sioux City,
and a sparkling brunette beauty, wore
a Partisan gown of white Brussels net
over taffeta trimmed with white rib
bon. she carried American beauties:
Miss Sarbach, gray foulard, trimmed
with white applique and black velvet:
Miss Connie Sarbach. white organdie
over taffeta: Mrs. KatZ. black velvet.
trimmed with renaissance lace, dia-
monds: Mrs. L. J. HerZog. black Brus-
sells net applique with taffeta. low Golf
fure: Mrs. Charles Mayer black and
white crepe de chine: Mrs. Henry
Mayer old rose foulard satin: Mrs. r.
Ackermann. blue albatross. trimmed
with Arabian lace; Mrs. NJ. Ackermann,
white crepe de chine; Mrs. Aach, pink
moEsseline de sole: Mrs We'll, black
ard white net: Mrs. NJ. Friend. green
foulard with white garnitures: Miss
Franck. gray crepe; Miss Hattie Berk-
son, black crepe. cOrsage made decol-
Iette. bouquet of pink roses; Miss Nell
Schlesinger. blue foulard; Miss Stry-
ker. green albatross; Miss Sara Friend.
black crepe de chine, white garnitures;
Miss Mayer. white crepe. Among those
present were Messieurs and Mesdames
NJ. Ackermann. L. J. HerZog. Charles
Mayer. Henry Mayer. r. Ackermann, of
Scranton. Pa. NJ. Friend NJ. We'll,
NJ. NJ. Aach: Mrs. Katz. of Omaha;
Misses Levy. of Sioux City; Sarbach.
of Holten. Kan. Connie Sarbach. OF
Fairbury Franck. Berkson, Nell
Schlesinger. Stryker. Sara Friend,
Mayer: Messrs. Sam Speier. of Bea-
trice: Justin Sarbach. of Fairbury:
Hunoch. Loeb and Carl We'll.
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Mrs. c. G. Underwoor and Mrs. u. X
Hirsching gave pleasant card parties
on Wednesday and Thursday after
moons at the home of the former on
South Seventeenth street. The house
was profusely decorated with holly.
evergreens, red roses and carnations.
a color scheme of red and green being
carefully adhered to. Daylight was
excluded and red candles illumined the
house. Both hostesses wore white
gowns and red roses. Master Harold
Hirsching admitted the guests. Six
handed euchre was played. On We'd
nesday Mrs. r. NJ. Turner and Mrs. r.
H. Oakley cut for the first prize and
Mrs. Turner won. A bronze statuette
was her reward. As second prize Mrs.
Peter L.au received a pretty water col
or. A two course luncheon. feature
of which was green ice cream with