The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, July 15, 1899, Page 6, Image 6
THE COURIER. lrotf esNlonnl 13irctory. S 1, - Phono. Ofllg hours -o onico or.o roiDr. O. O. Reynolds lOlllcn rooms 18-19, 10 to 1 n Hurr Block a to ,i.m I Hob. SJ5I8 Q dt Sir. to '.yfr fib Itcft 6! IDr. S. B. Cook j Eyo, Eur, Nobo and Throat I IOiIKM I 2-5 p i 9::t0-l','::i am I8IB O St. Social and pergonal i m Jlllco u 018 ) . ., I Olllco, ZoliruiiB Mock 1 U to 10 n in Dr. Benj. F. Bailey -J , ,, ,,.,. JWSs:" 07I.J HosIcIoiicp, 131UO strootJU to 4 p in KvuiiIiikb. by appointment. Sunday'H 12 to 1 p. in. mid liy appointment. tnH & i ii IDr. J. B. Trlokey, f llofractioniflt only 1 I 0 to 12 a. in 1 to 4 p. in. OlTIco, I OX. O s t root. Ml W DENTISTS. O'Jlco KIO, 1 . .T . -.-, I Olllco, rooniH 20. 27 anil i Louis N. Wente.D.D.S.- ijirownoii nlock.nnv ) I so lltli Htruot. ) On Tuesday ovon'mg Doan and Mrs. wishes of thoir very largo circle of Edgrcn gavo a farewell rocoption to Lincoln friondB. Lincoln Infirmary of Osteopathy, Farmers and Merchants Building. J3ii9sirie&9ai Directory. Ollico, 111, l.'J, Montjomory blk ) r i pi nrni-,.c J Roal Estute, Fire Insur Phono 01)7. ltostiltj North K ' VV. V-ndmULISj J anco Surety Bonds. Chancellor and Mrs. McLean. Dcspito tho intenBO heal more than a hundred ardent ndmirors and warm friondB of the chanc dlor and his wife were pres ent. Japanese lanterns illuminated the rj'uizzu and the house was elaborately Tho Stato houso grounds and tho strootB and lawns adjoining woro throng, od with people Tuesday ovening to listen to tho Gomi-wookly concort by llagonow'a band. Tho day had boon warm and humanity was glad of a pleas- decorated with llowors. Tho drawing flnt p,acQ to wh0 awfty an hour Thero ruum 1 1 tm u iruiusiuu ui Hweui punw uuu roses. Tho dining room was dono in pink and white, pink roses boing usod HR'S FINE : STATIONERY: f . . . AT ... at : Riggs PKarnrvacvj There is none to eq ual it in elegance j The line is complete in everything. INSURE t'hnb PHENIX roroJOroJuoJor o ooroJOroJoroorra o a c a O 6 9 LANDY C.6LARK, Agent. 6 1009 O street. o i 9 o o c o 9 W, ,0, o c 5ro roio3o3r3o o i5iei3oO'ncu'0'fi:ioo t ?l?o!o Supplies. S,V) J: ROOM 5, 1041 O St. sf lyincoln, Nebr. !iMtlo 4o 4o o 4go 4s 4o 4Kc, 4s 4q 4$ 4fo 4$ 4s .& 4 ao ; MRS ARMSTRONG'S ART STUDIO P Rooms 27-28 Webster Block, South lltli. i PORTRAITS MADE ? And instruction r vt-' Oil, Pastel, and Crayon y -i i ilif Lessons Every Afternoon. ll .ii -io -ii - -t - - ' x v.. I: -, v. . v.' -s. ji.s, .t a..--. .i airi Mii jiri jai-i StTiJiZTi jETTZT !ll -II -10 -1 - - - " -10 - -10 - Ml - -t .40 WfWwWWwWw c; if w & if h V.-, II for a contor pioco on tho table. Misses LiUa Miilcr and Emily Wooks Borvod pink sherbet. They woro assisted by Misses Jano and Jr ssio Macfarland, Ed gron, Cunningham, MacMilliuii, all in pink and white frocks. A bank of palms in tho rocoption hall screened a mandolin club which played through tho receiving hours. After tho guostB had assomblod Dean Edgron aeked for silenco saying he deemed it appropriate to hoar a fow words from Chancellor MacLean who then suid: "Follow Workers and Friends: Per mit Mrs. MacLean and mo, in a simple but htartfolt way, to acknowledge in formally the communication of the 2.'kl of June that many of you presented to us. This papor, together with tho nu merous letters that wo have received from others of our number presont and absont, expresses what wo had long be lieved to be truo your friendship and spirit of corporation. Much a; wo value tlia communications fur thoir per sonal worth and words, wo cBtoein them nono tho less hecauso of their signifi cance for the present and future of tho university which we all love and delight to servo. A harmonious faculty, work ing faithfully in loyal'y to tho univer sity and its head, insures so far as anything human cun tho success of tho institution. Conscious of mistakes that have been mado by us, we venture to beliovo that you have forgotten them and that in our doparturo we maybe contident that wo know and are known according to our truest and host ideals. Beyond tho Bbadow of the melancholy that is over ub in parting, our pathway will bo lighted by tho reminiscences of your kindness and fidelity. When we add to your expressions, oral and writ ton, the handshakes and hcartgrasps of the days of toil now onding and tho pictures of tho rost-s and tho visiblo symbol of the sliver candlestick', wo go forward, with thankegiviug for tho past and with hope for the t'uturo, to our now nomo. It will bo a tomplo to which you will be welcome. Should you fail to come with your bodily presence, wo shall from timo to timo havo your forms with ub aR wo gather about tho altar of friendship, on which shall bo burning tho light of lovo, oven whon tho light of thosilvor candlestick shall grow dim." Tho candlestick referred to had been presented by tho ladies of the faculty. U M Dunn, dentist; rooms 20-7 liurr blk Subscribe for Thf. Couamt $1 a year was much talking anu nuarity yet tne music waB heard and appreciated as was ovidenced by the applause which followed a rollicking piece which Bound od like a plantation melody, or the clapp ing of hands which greeted a national air. Tho scene as viewed from tho es planado was very pretty. No lines were drawn as to age, race or social condi tions. All were there, Mrs. Lofty was in her carriugo, many Mrs. Lofties and thoso who had no carriages reclined up. on the sward orstono balustrade, lovers strolled about in tho shadows and chil dren rolled upon the grass. There was ample opportunity to Bit at a tablo and enjoy a dish of ice cream or a glaBS of lemonade. Tho ludies of tho bimetallic league, tho Presbyterian and Baptist ladies all had illuminated spaces where theso cooling refreshments wore served. It iB certain that no one who contrib uted to tho support of those summer ovening concerts will over regrot the public spirit which induced the gift. May they bo made a foaturo of every summer in Lincoln. Tho members of Pythian Sisterhood No. .' with thoir husbands and friends woro pleasantly entertained Fi iday even ing by Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Eaton, 2920 P street. Japanese lanterns illuminated the lawn and porch, and tho houEO was profusely decorated with palms und tlowers. A short program of music by Mrs. W. S. Bontloy and Mr. Eaton, reci tations by Prof. Farley of Minneapolis and numbers by a mandolin club pre ceded curds. Prizes at tha game were won by MisB Stein, Mrs. SialTor of Omaha, Mr. Stein and Mr. Hamilton. Miss Lillian Peters presided over the punch bowl in tho dining room. Ico cream and cake woro served. ThoBC presont woro Messrs. and Metdames Roberts, Hagoy, F. Bostrom, Lawlor, Parker, Johnson, Grimes, Cunningham, Worsley, Harrnp; MeBdamea AdamB Dilworth, Stein, Hottiuan, Douglas, Drake, Desher, Lamb.W. S. Bent ley of Carthago. III., W. S. Robinson John Ilarrop, and II. Shaffer of Omaha; Misses Peters, Dilworth, Stone Patrick, Farley of MinnoapoliB. MisB Donna A. Wilson, of Dunbar, and Piof.J. W. Crabtreo, of Lincoln, woro married last Thursday evening at tho homo of the bride's parents, tivo and a half miles from Dunbar. Itov. Mr. Cloaves of Julian porformod tho core mony. Miss Edith Shaw of Greenwood played tho bridal march from Lohengrin. Dr. Edgron responded in a short, Tho attondants woro Miss Dora WIIbod, heartfelt address, in which ho dwolt upon tho sorrow of tho parting and tho great sirvico perloiined by tho chan cellor in bringing tho university up to high scholarship and exalted ideals. sister of tho bride, and Mr. W. M. Del zoll. After tho ceromony a wedding Buppor was sorved. Mr. and MrB. Orab troe havo gono to the Pacific coast and will bo at home at (Ml North Twenty- Chancellor and Mrs. MacLean will go fourth Btreot, aftor Sop'ombor 10. Tho next week to their now home 'n Iowa following woro tho guests: Dr. and Mrs. City. They will leavo bohind them Wilson. MesdamoB McCartney, Living, grateful recollections of ploasuro given eton; Murray, Shaw, Wilson, Livingston by thoir graciouB personal thoughtful- Seymour, WilBon, McCartney, Wilson, ness, and will curry with them tho best Seymour, McCuaig, McCuaij" Messra. V r r T X