The courier., 1903-01-03

ened room and pink carnations adorned
the table. Guests were Misses Mary
Minor, Ruth Holmes. Grace White. Fan
chon Hooper Marie Talbot. Silence
Stewart, Hazel vandenburg. Louise
Hoover, Neva Hibner. Mabel States.
Helen Waugh. Ruth Jakway. Margaret
Wharton
On Saturday afternoon Mrs George
Risser entertained sixteen babies ana
their mammas I'm honor of the second
birthday anniversary of her daughter
Marion. The house was decorated with
holly. and there was Christmas tree
for the children. A luncheon in three
courses was served to the mothers. The
babies invited were Burks Harley.
Clark Hoover. Duane Alley. Robert
Faulkner. Arnet Folsom. Francis Ger
hart, Geneyieve Bergers, Beatrice
Sheetz. Marjorie Reese. Margaret
Everett. Allen wolcott. Eleanor Talbot.
Katharine Evans Virginia CrandaiI
Olive Needs.
Mrs. C. w. Turner and Miss Grace
Cutter gave reception yesterday al
ternoon in honor of Miss Sarah l.. Ar
mold of Boston. who was one OF the lee
turers on the program of the teachers
association. The house was decorated
with roses. carnations. palms and ferns.
All members of the teachers associa-
ton were invited to call. Guests were
received by Mrs. Turner. Misses Cutter.
Arnold. Towne. Tuttle and Caldwell
Punch was served by Miss Tibbetts. as
sisted by Misses Adams and Stevens
The marriage of Miss Margaret Edith
Smith of Omaha. an attractive young
lady with many acquaintances In LIN
coin. TO Lieutenant Clarence Richmond
Day. Fourteenth United States cavalry.
will be solemnized at Trinity cathedral
In Omaha on Wednesday evening. Janu-
ary the twenty-eighth. There will be
twenty In the bridal party and large
reception at the home of the brides
parents will follow the ceremony.
The members of the Mnekellceh ciuD
and a few other girls were delightfully."-
entertained by Miss Catharine Lee New
Years night Mr.. Lee, who Is an adept
at legerdemain, performed mysterious
feats for the pleasure of the visitors
sides club members those present were
Misses Claire Canon. Dorothy Miller,
Marion Swindley. Helen Bonekemper
and Master Donald Miller.
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-Chapter X. of p f. o. gave "A party
Monday evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs l.. ]. Dunn, as farewell to MISS
Bess Ringer. who is soon to go to Des
Moines The chandeliers were festooned
with Christmas green's. and wreaths OF
holly were the principal decorations
Red candles and red flowers were used
Music and ping pong were the amuse-
ments, and supper in two courses was
served.
The coterie of young girls who had
such a merry time during the holidays
will be, for the present, broken up by
the departure early in the week OF
Misses Dorrance Harwood and Ruth
Jakway for Lake Forest, where they are
entered as students at Ferry Hail.
Misses Ruth Holmes and Mary Minor
will also depart to resume their studies
at BrowneT Hall, Omaha.
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A handsomely appointed dinner was
given by Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Har-
greaves Monday evening. i'm honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs Charles L. Burr of New
York. A brilliantly lighted Christmas
Tree stood in the centre of the table
Holly was used in the decorations, and
sprays OF il in water colors ornamented
he place cards The candles were red
Covers were laid for fifteen.
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The O. A. T. girls gave a card party