The courier., 1902-11-08


drews, Messieurs and Mesdames w. J.
Bryan, F. NJ. Hall, r. E. Moore. c. +.
Ladd. Henry e. Lewis. C. G. Crittenden.
s. H. Burnham, A. S. Raymond. F. d.
Levering, John b. Wright, G. w.
Rhodes, Lewis Marshall, C. Z. Yates.
Henry Mayer. Frank Woods, E. H.
Barbour, r. T. Van Brunt. Paul H.
Holm, Carl Funke, ]. f. Houtz, Callen
Thompson. w. C. Wilson. L. c. Burr.
j. c. Seacrest, M. d. Welch, o. E.
Rector and Doctor and Mrs. A r.
Mitchell.
Doctor C. F. Ladd will be general floor
manager.
Tickets will be one dollar each.
4 a 4
The following from the Washington
Post win interest many Lincoln friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith: The marriage of
Miss Caroline Wilhelmina Meyer. Of Au-
rora, ILL.,, and Mr.. Henry G. Smith. of
Washington, was solemnized at st. An
drew's Episcopal church yesterday aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. John Woods
Elliott, assistant rector Of the church,
conducted the ceremony. Only few
intimate friends of the young people at
tended the wedding. Miss Gertrude
Dietrich, daughter of Senator Dietrich,
Of Nebraska, who is a student at Bryn
Mawr college, was the brides only at
tendant. and Mr.. Louis R Bostwick, of
Omaha, Neb., the best man. The bride
wore gray travelling gown and carried
a bouquet of lilies of the valley. Miss
Dietrich wore q blue gown. A wedding
breakfast at the Raleigh followed the
ceremony.
Mrs. Smith is a niece Of Senator Die
trich. and was with him at the Cairo
for several months last winter. While
Senator Dietrich served as governor of
Nebraska she was mistress of the Ne
braska executive mansion, and when
Lieut.. Gov. Savage assumed the COVER
norship. left vacant by the elevation of
Mr.. Dietrich to the United States SEN
ate. Miss Meyer remained at the guber-
material mansion for several months as
the guest Of Mrs. Savage. and was prom
inent' ga the ofiicial life of Nebraska
Mr.. Smith formerly lived in Lincoln,
Neb, and is now engaged in newspaper
work In Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith win be at home early in Novem-
ber at 1905 K street northwest.
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On October thirty-first a Halloween
party was given at the home of Miss
Stella Clark. 1os North Twenty-seventh
street. AS they arrived the guests were
conducted to the attic which was illu-
mined with Jack-o'-lanterns. After an
tmpromptu program there, they were
led into q room weirdly lighted by a
crescent moon shining over the hut of
the witch who revealed to them their
futures. after which popcorn. apples and
nut1 were served The ghosts then ap-
peared and while roasting marshmal-
lows. told weird tales. Those present
were Misses Lucille Long, Ethel Howe,
Lena Campbell, Maude McKersey, Luella
Kinser. Grace McQuinnly. Kate Pierce.
Stella Clark.
The arst large class party Of the sea-
son-and . pleasant AFFAIR It proved to
be-was that given by the sophomores
Of the state university. at Fraternity
hall last night. White and green. the
class colors. appeared in the decora-
tionA Mr.. John R Forsyth was chair
man Of the committee that carried the
affair to q successful contamination.
Mr.. r. A. White was master of csre-
monies. Other members of the commit
tee were Mr.. Frank Beers, Mr.. Will
Ramsey, Mr.. Robert Burk, Miss Ruth
Wilson, Miss Blanche Meeker. Fifty
couple danced to the rhythmic strains Of
an orchestra.
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Ladies would save their hostesses great
annoyance II they would reply promptly
to their Invitations. The custom In
vogue In the east for several seasons, of
not using the letters r. s. " p, or
other request for a reply, on invitations
IL being adopted here. This does not