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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1918)
Conducted by Ella Fleishman i n m irYinyy t- 1 " " mrr-' J 1 n ni m i a r in nr im i i i i i I i i i i Y i. 1 ,1 - Is. . V I 5 0GKT Y ' 1 F ft Yoff2tZSX2t THE war may have introduced flags and swords in the marriage service, but it has not been able to .banish rice and rose leaves and old 'slippers for luck. -Each one of these lovely brides carried a June shower of bride's roses and each one took their vows under the starry folds of the red, white and blue. True mili tary weddings they were to the last shiny bar on the manly shoulder of uniformed ushers, and the stirring strains of the Star-Spangled Banner brought the guests to their feet as it ushered in tne raioownucu unuw maids, and the lovely bride, looking as though she stepped straight out of a dream. ' ... We have had two of these striking military ceremonies during the last week. The wedding of Miss Lenore Williams to Lieutenant Irving Benol ken last Saturday at Trinity cathedral. The noon day sun, shining through the stained glass windows, touched the white satin bride and her soldier husband with a silent benediction as " they passed under the crossed swords held by four brother officers. Miss Edith Lillian Dovey, whose marriage to Lieutenant Floyd C. Harding took place Wednesday in Plattsmouth was a most attractive war-time bride. Her gown was of white organdy trimmed with filmy lace and her sisters who attended her were gowned in organdy also, all in the delicate pastel shades. Yellow roses were used in profusion in the church and made a striking splash of color among the palms and ferns. -Mrs. Herbert G. Hoffman is another pretty bride of the week and in keep ing with the military spirit she slipped a number of tiny silk flags in her bo quet and there they fluttered, vieing with the fragrant roses. Lieutentant Hoffman is stationed at Camp Dodge and there the young couple will make their home for the present. Fortun ately these brides can accompany their . husbands to their respective forts and the war-time wedding march, "Here comes to brides, and there goes the groom," would not be appropriate. School Set News. Miss Harriet Walters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walters, grad uated Tuesday from Kemper Hall at Kenosha, Wis. Miss Harriet has left for Northampton, where she will ar range for her entrance into Smith college next fall. Miss Dorothy Belt and Miss Olga Vft rpHirnnH home last week from Miss Soence's school in New York Citv. 5 Miss Dorothy Balbach, Miss Eliza beth Robertson and Miss Lucille Rec tor returned Saturday, having fin ished their school year at the Princi- pia school, just out or oi. acquis. Miss Katherine Hilliard left Fri lav niorlit fnr Chicaeo- for the week end on her way to Morristown, N. J., where she will spend a few days be fore joining her sister at Seashore Cottage, Point Pleasant, N. J., for the summer. Mi---, Nina Embree, chairman of the '. --rtfitcers Red Cross auxiliary, com. --d of business girls, calls all members hack to regular hours of duty Monday evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock. The girls make surgical dress ings in Masonic Temple under the direction of Mrs. W. D. Hosford. ' Miss Florence Russell, after fin ishing her junior year at Smith col- Jl ebest MACARONI Sodal Calendar if A" ' . " '"t i monday- . :: I 'm-' ' I f Dinner-dance, given by Ema- I 1 , " - ' ' I I non club at Country club. I VjbSI ' v ' ' ' E Subscrption dance given by ! kJSYrf'K - V - i - ' JL I MONDAY Dinner-dance, given by Ema- non club at Country club. Subscrption dance given by flyng cadets at Hartje hall. TUESDAY Dinner-dance at Happy Hol low and Carter Lake clubs. Card party gven by women of Holy Name parish. Benefit dance given by Daugh ters of American Revolution, at Prettiest Mile club. Rockford College club, Miss Alice Redgwick, hostess. Dancing party given by "I Will" club at Rome hotel. dinner-dance at Field, Country and Pretti est Mile clubs. THURSDAY Miscellaneous shower for Miss Dorothy Morearty, Misses Agnes and Gertrude Lynch, hostesses. Street carnival dance given by Dundee Woman's Patriotic club. FRIDAY Card party at the Prettiest Mile club. Dinner-dance at Seymour Lake club. SATURDAY Dinner dances at Country, Field, Happy Hollow, Pret tiest Mile and Carter Lake clubs. Comarade club dancing party at Keen's academv. lege, will visit in the east before re turning home the last of the month. Mrs. C. R. Binns, accompanied by her son, Basil, left the early part of the week to attend the commence ment exercises at Monticello Semi nary, Godfrey, 111., her daughter, Miss Eloise, being one of the graduates. After spending a few days in St. Louis, they will return to Omaha the last of the week. Miss Kathryn Squier, who has been attending the Lincoln school in Prnvilpnr P T wa rlinvn marshal for commencement day. As t flyng cadets at Hartje hall, f Wrn v , ' X ( M X low and Carter Lake clubs. I Ki .rirA" ' 7 J frr A 5 S$ stX 11 3 Staffs Clark near Jackson Boulevard The Hotel Success of Chicago 'The hotel's excellent service its convenience for the quick transaction of business, its proximity to theatres, shops and public buildings make it the ideal headquarters, for a crowded day. 450 Rooms $1.50 ur With Bath $2.00 up r Vj Miss Kathryn had just finished her junior year, this was a double honor as one ot tne seniors is usually chosen to lead the commencement parade. Miss Margaret wattles, who at tended Dana Hall, and Miss Mary Wattles, from Wellesley college, re turned home Monday morning. Items of Interest. Mr. John S. Brady is in Atlanta, Ga., visiting his son, Lieutenant Hal Brady. . Mr. and Mrs. John Redick returned Wednesday from White Sulphur Springs, Va., where they have been for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Burns have re turned from Excelsior Springs and were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Burns, who motored kome with them. Mrs. C. W. Axtell and Miss Ann and Lane leave this week for a sum mer trip. Mr. Axtell will join them t flgffittaBMaggfp srs ---. u mm w -sssrw w . n later in Maine, where they will spend the remainder or the summer, ana Miss Ann will enter Smith college in the fall. Rnhirt Wvli left TuMdav to - .---w - - - ' J spend the summer in Wyoming. Mr. Tohn D. Creiehton has .re turned from Lexington, Ky., where he has been tor several weeks. HANOI SAIL Without Para Never before in the histor Piano business have we been i tion to offer you such bargai the present time. All Pianos that have been re turned from rent, from school, music conservatories, hotels, the aters, private families, in' fact every slightly used Piano on our floors will be placed on sale Mon day Morning and must he closed out regardless of cost. We need the room for large shipments of Pianos now in transit. Exceptional Bargains for This Week's Sale $300 Rosewood Upr'. . . . .$ 85 $275 Arion Upr ..$ 90 $325. Kimball Upr $128 $350 McPhail Upr $140 $350 Russell Upr $155 $325 Whitney Upr $160 Termi Can Be Arranged On our reprular line of New ger & Sons, McPhail, Schmoller & Mueller Pianot and Aeolian Player Pianos we are quoting prices and ' terjms to appeal to the shrewdest purchasers. I Fifty Pianot For Rent $4, $5 anld up per month. Rent allowed if purchased. ' Pianos tuned, moved an d repaired by expert workmen. Write for Catalogue, Prices and ' 'erms about this Money-Saving Sale or pay us a visit of inspection. W e can and will save you money. Schmoller & Mueller Largest Piano House in the Wett. PIANO Latest Sheet Music and Musical PeirsdDiniails Mrs. Willard C Mathews and niece, Miss Merle Ivell, will leave Sunday for Colorado. Mr. Mathews will join them later in the summer and they will motor through New Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Eaton, will leave Wednesday for Chicago on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Wise have returned from a two weeks' trip to Chicago and Milwaukee. Mr and Mn. Hoxie Clarke of New York and little Miss Mary Clarke have been with Mrs. Clarke's mother, Mrs. Ella Squires, but are now at the Fontenelle. They expect to leave Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs. Squires, for their summer home, Villa, Belvidere, in the Genesee valley. Mrs. C. F. McGrew left Thursday for New York to spend the summer in the east and with her daughter, Mrs. Wilson Austin, at Pelham Manor. Mr. McGrew will join her later. Mrs. J. De Forest Richards expects to leave about the middle of June for Warm Springs, Va. Mrs. Charles Johannes, who did such splendid work at the Hostess house at Camp Pike, Little Rock, Ark., has returned and was the guest of Mrs. John McDonald last week. She will open her apartment at the Sagamore and expects to remain here during the summer, resuming her hostess duties in the fall. Miss Dorothy Hall will leave the last of June for an eastern trip and will visit her sister, Mrs. Ajfcrigg and Captain Aycrigg, at Camp Devens, Mass. Mrs. C. C. Gray of Columbus, Neb., is the guest of Mrs. J. J. Sullivan for a week. Mrs. E. 0. Hamilton and daughter, Miss Ruth, are visiting Lieutenant Warren H. Hamilton at Camp Jack son, Columbia, S. C. Lieutenant Ham ilton expects to go across early in July. Thompson Wakeley returned home Monday from Cornell, after spending several days with Lieutenant Morton Wakeley at Camp Jackson, Columbia, S. C. . Miss Virginia Crofoot arrived home Saturday from Miss Maderia's school, where she has finished her senior year. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McClelland and Miss Myra McClelland left Wed nesday for Denver and will spend a month or so near Colorado Springs. Mr. and Mrs. John A. McShane are expected home today after spending .i f ! T TV..., ...Ill at tne winter in mm, "i - the Blackstone. Miss Zadelle Smith returned Sat urday to her home in Los Angeles after spending several weeks with Mrs. Jay D. Foster. , ' Mr. Walter D. Williami left Tues day to attend the commencement ex ercises ot her aaugnter, Margaret, at Whpaton colleee. Norton. Mass. After visiting in New York and Bos ton they expect to be home about the first of July. Philip Thomas is expected home from Yale about the middle of June. Mrs. Brower McCague and family will leave next week to spend the summer in Colorado. Mrs. Martha Heth left Thursday to be with her granddaughter in New Briton, Conn. Mrs. Frank Brown, who has been at the Colonial, returned Wednesday to Lincoln, Neb Mrs. A. V. Kinsler has returned from New York and Washington. Mrs. Kinsler witnessed the initial try nut of the areial mail service between Washington and New York. Mrs. Albert T. Trescott, who has been spending several weeks with ber mother since the death of her father, the late Dr. John V. vvnit- T $400 Price & Teeple Upr. $198 $450 Kteger & Sons upr. $Ziia $400 Estey Upr 8275 $900 Everett Upr $325 $dnn r.hiekerins Unr 1 W. ?i,000 Steinway Grand.'. $375 At Ltw At $5.00 Per Month Steibwey, Hardman, Emerson, Ste- COMPANY 1311-13 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. Instruments at Special Prices. iafpS A is as at taker, returned to her home in Tucson, Aris., Sunday evening. Mrs. Wilson Low returned Wed nesday from several weeks with her son, Lieutenant Raymond Low, at Camp Pike, Little Rock, Ark. Mr. William McAdams is in Chi cago and Wisconsin for several weeks. Miss Gertrude Stout returned Monday WOMEN'S Suits anj Coats There are about 75 Suits and 75 Coats to be placed on sale Monday at this special price. They are all of a high quality in the very latest styles and materials. 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