The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-09-21

could not De construed 10 inciuoe them.
J. H. Mallalieu took in the state fair.
Mrs. Robert Malone IL in Leon. Ia
j. N. Nelson is in Springfield. Ill.
Mrs. e. H. Eddy Is visiting in Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dowden went up
to the fair at Omaha.
Rev. Russell Lawton is very Ill at
his home, 2440 Y street.
w. A. c. johnson left Tuesday for
Cincinnati on business.
Frank c. Zehrung was in Omaha
Wednesday and Thursday.
Misses Maude and Gertrude Tyler at
tended the fair at Omaha.
Miss Alice Shelton has gone to Hol-
drege for a three weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. Wheeler left
Wednesday noon for New York.
c. Bruce Smith receives pupils at his
studio In the Brace block from $50 to
2:39 p. m. He has a large number
OF pupils.
The Y. w. G. A. and Y. M. c. A.
rendered the new students a reception
at the university Thursday evening.
Refreshments were served to a large
crowd.
Professor Bessey spent Friday and
Saturday in Omaha engaged in the
study of the grasses on exhibition at the
state fair. He reports an unusually
large and fine collection.
Harry d. Aron and Florence ID. Mar
ley were married at the home of the
brides parents, 1878 South Twenty
third street, by DR.. c. c. Lasby. Mr..
and Mrs Aron will be at home after
October 18th at 1921 South Seventeenth
street.
Mrs Latta, Miss Olive Latta, Miss
Martha Marshall and Miss BERTHE
Clark represented Lincoln at the Ak
Sar-Ben ball on Thursday. Many were
the lorgnettes directed at the royal
box. THE daughters of Lincoln are
exceeding fair" said the people.
Professors Bessey and Bruner, of the
state university, have just received.
word of the death of the eminent ento-
mologfst, DIR. c. v. Riley
Some Of the old inhabitants
OF Lincoln will remember him as a Wis
itor In "grasshopper times" back in the
10s- He was known as the foremost
American student of insects.
Mrs. Yates entertained a few friends
very informally Monday evening for
Mrs. Van Evra and Miss Van Evra.
Card tables .rere set on the porch and
the guests played by the light of hang
ing lanterns out where the breezes
blew Afterwards there was water
melon and other refreshments. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Wright, Mrs. Robinson, Mr.. Joyce, Dr.
White, Mr.. Smith, Prof Lyon, Mr..
Lansing. Miss Maude Oakley, Miss
Janet Underwood. Miss Grace Oakley
The Lincoln Nebraska conservatory
opened with ices and blast Of trump
cts Wednesday. The parlors were
thrown open at an early hour. and the
guests. brilliantly arrayed in even
ing dress. assembled. After the usual
social features Mr.. William Lamprecht
began the short program with a vio-
lin solo. Rev. Mr.. Kirchstein then
spoke on music as an art and its ele-
waiting influence. Mr.. A. A. Hadley,
the new conservatory pianist, made his
Lincoln debut and Rev. o. H. Row
lands gave a talk on music. Mr.. L. p.
Brooks closed the program with an
original poem on music.
Mr.. p. A. Rydberg. Of the botanical
department Of the state university. has
Just published a work Of much import
The Flora of the Sandhills Of Nebras-
ka;" II IL issued as one Of the contribu-
lions from the United States National
Herbarium and bears the date Of Sept.
-. 1885, Mr.. Rydberg spent the sum-
mer Ct 1898 In the sandhills and after