The courier., 1902-11-15

finds genuine feeling mixed up with self
interest. and he who Is without sin In
this respect is the only one who should
cast stones of criticism"
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The Jokers' is a card club which was
In existence last season but was seldom
mentioned In the society columns. prob
ably because of the modesty Of the
members. but no club In town has more
enjoyable meetings-"so the folks say"
Six-hand euchre Is played. and light re-
freshments are served.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Morning enter
tanned the Jokers and a few other
friends Monday evening. Club members
are Doctor and Mrs. +. w. Hin. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. b. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Clark. Mr..
and Mrs. C. C. Quiggle. Mr.. and Mrs. +.
f. Gustin. Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Morn
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lucore. Mr..
and Mrs. w. 5. Sholes. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hibner. Mr.. and Mrs. I. II. Hat
field, Professor and Mrs. p. III. Grum-
mann, Doctor and Mrs. Stanhope. Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Bagnall, Mrs. II. w.
Kelley and Miss Tibbets. Guests pres
ent Monday evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Z. Hardy. Judge and Mrs. A. w.
Field. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Everts, Mr..
and Mrs. Clinton r. Lee.
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Alpha Tau Omega gave a smoker Sat
urday evening for members of the fra
ternity who came to witness the foot
ball game between Kansas and Ne
braska.
Those present from Kansas were:
Messieurs H. s. Bedell, George w. Nut
ting, left tackle. l.. A. Gould, II. M.
Langworthy, o. A. Zimmerman, c. F.
Brook. @. ]. Trombald. A. Brumage,
right tackle. X. Taylor. Carl III. Myers.
w. ID. Vincent, captain. w. r. Boose,
Earl Clifford, f. III. Barkman, Frank g.
Bedell
The members present were: Messieurs
c. s. Wilson. II. F.. Helms, F. c. Foster,
f. A. Daily. G.. o. williams. Angle,
F. A. Sutter, T. L. Bolton, e. A.
Follmer, o. II. Nickel. r. Il. Morgan, L.
M. Huntington. II. A. Giffen, C.. A
Reynolds, J. r. s. Maloney. G. F. Ross.
G. M. Heck, r. E. Caldwell. III. E. How
ard, F. C. windmeyer. A. III. Marsh, III.
w. Conklin. r. f. Smith, Joe Barry.
Phillip Hudson, G. A. Mosshart. C. w.
Cox. r. z. McGrew.
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The members of Phi Gamma Delta fra
ternity gave one of their characteristic
ally enjoyable parties last night at
Walsh hall. The ballroom and parlors
were decorated with palms. Punch could
be had for the asking all the evening.
and coffee and chicken sandwiches were
also served. The party was chaperoned
by Professor and Mrs. G. f. Barber, Dr.
rector and Mrs. Willard Kimball, Mr..
and Mrs. George GRANGER, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. f. Moore. The dancers were Misses
Elizabeth Cunningham. Kimball, Man.
rid, Hammond. Butler, Moore, Mulliken.
Harley, Robinson, Heacock, KilIian,
Fiske. Holland. Casebeer. Bignell, Whit
tier, Palmer. Roberts, Marshall. Fitz-
gerald. Moore: Messieurs Harvey, Parker.
Unvicker. Mann, Kimball, Barber. San
ders. Coad. Adams. Hopewell. McGachin,
Kimball, Adams, Waldron, Mcdonald,
Shallenberger, Nudge, Holman. Kaynor.
Grigsby, Hurtz, Hurtz, Morehead. Will
son. Stanley.
The fifth annual banquet of Phi Gam
ma Delta fraternity will be given this
evening at the Lincoln hotel. The table
will be spread in the ordinary and will
be decorated with the fraternity color.
purple, and with white chrysanthemums.
Professor f. A Ross will preside as
toastmaster. The responses will be:
"The Alumni Association" Mr.. Francis
]. Plym: "The Chapter House." Mr.. B.
H. Grigsby; 1.-The Fiji in the Past" Mr..
r. E. Moore; THE Freshmen" Mr.. Ed
ward r. Adams: Section Fifteen" Mr..
william Mclaughlin; THE Eastern