TITE OMAITA PAILV BEE:" SUNDAY. JtTLT 3. WOi.
SOCIETY LIVENS' UP A BIT
(Joining of Visitors Beta Local Wheels to
Morag Somewhat Faster.
INTtRTAINMENTS PAST AND PLANNED
Several Pleasaat A aire IfillM Wed
eUasrs Uit Week aad Se-ressl Mora
Pat Dam fo Tails Week's
Caleadait
Deceived.
It wu only the earoe old story
I trusted a woman face;
I faxed on her hair's bright Story.
And her figure's lissome gmc.
Her eyes were eo near to weeping
As she pled or a mu'i great trust,
I d have given my eoul to her keeping,
80 1 yielded aa all men mut
But fickle aa any tailor,
Hbe left me to vain regret)
(I am a ladlea' tailor-
And she owes for her habit yet!)
B. Decatur Bmlth. Jr.. In Smart Set
octal Calendar
MONDAT -Country club golf, team plays
Field club 00 latter1 links In morning
Table d'- hot dinner at Country club
Tennl tournament at Field club In aft
ernooe and dinner, danoa and firework
In evenlnr-Oolf conteat at Country club
in afternoon Elisabeth Barker children
part on her third birthday. ,
TUESDAY Mil. Eugenia Oerlach glrea
reading t realdenoe of Mr. Artftur O.
Bmlth Miss Alice McShane entertain
Tuesday Card olub at Country club.
WliDNEaDAT Mid-week danca at Field
club Table d hote luncheon at Country
-club Miss Mildred Kogara' danc at
THmtlfiJAY-Brldgo Whist club meet
with Mrs. Joseph Barker Mie Mabel
Marr entertains for Mlsa Anne Brown.
SATURDAY Table d' hote dinner and
dance at Field and Country club.
The week ha been a quiet one oclally,
and were It not for several popular vis
iting women, society would b practically
nt a standstill. Mrs. W. J. Foye. who waa
one of Omaha's popular belle, has had
many delightful affair given for her and
Mi Hlgglnson's guest, Mis Conger ' of
Watertown. N. Y., who arrived last week,
has also been entertained several times
and has made many friends already. Bev
el M other visitors arrived during the week,
ftr whom various entertainments will
given which will break the monotony oX
mid-summer. Among them are Mis Ida
Merrill of Boston, Mass.. who 1 the guet
of Miss Mooreheadi Mlsa Gardner of
Maine, who is spending the summer with
Miss Tukev; Miss Grace Bennett of Massa
chusetts, who will spend some time with
Miss Elizabeth McConnell, and the Mlsse
Stebblns and Chapln of Springfield, Mass.,
who are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Conner.
With so many charming strangers, , the
outlook In society is not a dull one, for
Omaha women are notod for' their hos
pitality and delightful affair In honor of
visitor. 'if
Tomorrow Is the glorious Fourth and
whlls no general celebration ha , been
plaved. such as used to be a feature of
every Fourth in Omaha, many Jolly parties
are being arranged to celebrate In the good
old-fashioned way with all kinds of fire
works. Many people prefer to go out of
town for tho day. while other Intend to
spend the day' at picnic at Manawa, Court
land Beach, Knag's park or In the country.
Many event have been planned at the
Field and Country club. At the former
the Country club team will play the Field
club golf team in the morning and In the
afternoon there will be a golf contest for
the members, a tennis tournament and
ball game. In, tho evening a dinner will
be served to be followed by firework and
a dance. At tho Country club there will
be a golf match in the afternoon for the
handsome cup presented by C. N. Diets,
and a, table d'hote dinner and probably-
dance In the J evening. .
Just at present the most popular place
in Omaha are the Country and Field club.
Place for dinner at bcth places are al
ways engaged far In advance for Saturday
evening and the dance are always
crowded, while every evening ee the
plasaua thronged with visitor. Last even
ing at the Field club large dinners were
given by, Mr and Mr. H. W. Wood. Mr.
Herbert Howell and Mr. Joseph Barker,
' while many small parties were given. At
the Country club Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Burn entertained! for Mr. and Mrs. W. J.'
Foye of Kansas City, their guests being
Mr. and Mrs. Foye, Mr. and Mr. Frank
Kennedy, Miss Mae Hamilton, Miss Pres
ton, Miss Burke of Salt Lake City, Mr.
Cora Millard, Mr. Jerome Magee, Mr,
Frank Hamilton, Mr. Sam Burn and Mrs.
John A. McShane. Another large party
waa entertained by Mr. Frank Murphy,
who had a hi guests Mr. and Mr. Her
man Kountse, Mr. and Mrs. H. W.' Yates,
Mr. und Mr. George E. Pritchett, Mr. and'
Mrs. George F. Bidwell, Mis Stella Hamil
ton, Mr. Fred Hamilton and Mr. Hamil
ton. , . .
Mr. Joseph Baldrlge also gave a dinner
of twelve covers, and Mrs. A. J. Love en
tertained seven guests. - Mr. C. C. 'George
gave a dinner for eight guests, while Mr.
J. R. Lehmer, Mr. Walter Roberts and
Mr. and Mrs. Remington each gave dinner
of four plates.
Others who entertained were Mr. Harvey
Clayton, Mr. Ben Cotton and Mr. W. D.
Banckar.
Social Chlt-Chat.
Mr. and Mr. JT. H.' Evan gave a pleasant
informal musical Thursday evening.
Mr. Simon nrmt. who has been 111 at the
Win Memorial hospital, I convalescing.
Miss Gertrude White has returned from
Wellealoy college to spend the summer
with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Carson of 4306 Bur
dette street are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a son. June 26. '
Mr. and Mr. W. J. C. Kenyon will spend
the Fourth of Ju'.y with' Mr. arid Mr.
W. A. . Paxton, Jr., at their ranch near
Ogalalla.
Mr. E. A Cudahy and family left'thl
week for their summer home at Macklnao
Island, to spend the remainder of the'
heated term.
The Mlssoa Carrie and Helen Millard are
pending a few day with their sister, Mrs.
Harold GlITord, ' at her country home at
Coffman, Neb.
Ms. Samuel Burns Is now In Liverpool
and Mr. Burn Is sightseeing In Holland.
They will meet In Bangor, Ireland, July 15
to attend the wedding of their niece, Miss
Sellna Kelly.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. McPherson and Miss
McPherson, accompanied by Miss Helen
Forbes, left Friday for Lake Washington,
Minn., where they will be Joined by Mr.
McPherson's sons und spend the summer.
Mr. and Mr. Louis Nash .have returned
from their wedding trip to the Paclflo
coast, and are residing In their home, 820
North Thirty-eighth street, where they will
be at home to their friends after Septem
ber t '
Mr. J. E. Stum and daughter. Misses
, Brownie, Boas and Katherln. and Miss
Jean Cudahy, who are now at Concord, N.
H., will soon go to N&ntucket to spend a
month. Messrs. Richard and Jack Baum
will also be the guests at a house party
at Nantucket
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kelly left
Wednesday evening for New York, whence
they will sail for Europe to spend two
months. They go to attend the wedding of
Mr. Kelly' sinter In northern Ireland and
will then visit Scotland and England and
probably . Franc, returning In time to re-
sume the musical work at St. Mary's Ave
nue Congregational church.
The Misses Ekllth Dumont, Lorslne Corn
stock and Mary Harris left yesterday for
Fremont to be the guests of Ekllth
Schneider at a house party. Today Mr.
Paul Ecaton will go down In his automo
bile, accompanied by Mr. Allen Hamilton.
Mr. Warren Hlllis. Mr. Ray Dumont, Mr.
Arthur Smith. Mr. Royal Comstock and
Mr. Robert Manley. , 1
Come aad e. Gesslp.
Mr. George Pritchett is in Wyoming.
Mr. John Good let ha returned( from Chi
cago. Mr. Heth ha gone to Virginia to pend
several month.
Mrs. Oeorge Paterson J spending a few
week In Maine.
Miss Teresa Divan ha gone to Cheyenne,
Wyo., to visit relative.
Miss Elisabeth Beaton has returned from
a two-years' stay In Seattle.
Mrs. Ernest L. Fried I in Chicago vls
ttlng Mr. George A. Johnson.
Mlts Margaret Boulter has returned from
a month's sojourn In Chicago.
Miss Ida Merrill of Amesbury, Mass.. U
visiting Mlsa Bessie Moorehead.
Mies Gardner of Maine 1 (pending the
summer with Miss FJthet Tukey.
Mrs. Albert Bdholm is entertaining her
sister, Mies Juseen, of New York.
Miss Helen Shales leaves today for Rapid
City, 8. to spend several week.
Mr. Robert R. Rlngwalt left for the east
Wednesday to spend several week.
Dr. W. H. Hanohett ha returned from
the east, where he spent two weeks.
Mlsa Jean Campbell left yesterday for
Clear Lake, la., to spend ten day.
Mis Ethel Hlgby will spend the Fourth
of July with friend at Herman, Neb.
Mr. end Mr. A. 8. Stlger leave next
week for Boston to spend the summer,
Mr. Victor H. Coffman will return to
morrow from a two week' stay In Chi
cago. .
Mr. C. F. Belman and son returned
Thursday from a two weeks' trip In the
west
Miss 8. B. Knale of Pocatello, Idaho, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Stunt
Mrs. W. J. Morrison of Lincoln 1 the
guest of ber parent, Mr. and Mr. J. P.
Tukey.
Mia Lids, P. Wilson has gone to Ser
rento, near Bar Harbor, Me., to spend two
months.
The Misses Lltta and Grace Rohrbough
will leave soon for Illinois to spend the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs, H. D. Neely will go to
PlattevllK WU., Sunday night to remain
four day.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oahm and Mr. Hans
Albert left Friday for the Blaok Hills to
spend July.
tMlss Cecilia Farrell left Wednesday for a
stay of several weeks la Salt Lake City
and Denver.
Miss Margaret Beck and Mia Eugenia
Schleratl'er have gone to Denver to apend
several day.
Mrs. Charles Offutt an dohlldren left this
week for Lake Washington. Minn., to
spend the summer.
Mrs. Victor 3. Caldwell and family leave
today for Lake Washington, Minn., to
spend the summer.
Miss Maude Gunner leaves for Lyons,
Neb., today where she will visit for a
month' with friends.
Mrs. T. C. Brunner and Miss Laura
Brunner leave Tuesday for Clear Lake, la.,
to spend the summer.
Mrs. A. L. Sheet and daughter, Miss
Mary Sheets, leave this week for St Lout
to spend several weeks.
Mrs. Alfred Millard and family left
Wednesday for Colorado to spend the re
mainder of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Lemlst have re
turned from the St Louis exposition, where
thay spent several days.
Miss Mary Lee McShane left Thursday
for Cleveland, O., to be the guest of Miss
Squire at a house party.
Mrs. E. Comble Smith and children have
gone to Jasper, Mo., to spend several
weeks with , her, parents.
Mis Alice Towne has gone to Chau
tauqua, N. Y., where she will be director
of the physical department
Mr. and Mrs. W, O. Templeton of 2208
Douglas street are entertaining Mr. A. W.
Whtttaker of San Francisco.
Mr. G. .E. Squires and family have re
turned to their home after several months
spent In southern California. (
The Misses Stebblns and Mlsa France
Chapln of Springfield, Mass., are the guests
of Dr. and Mrs. F. N. Conner.
Mis Fannie Butterfleld has gone to Sioux
Falls. S. D.. to spend the summer with her
sister. Miss Melvlna Butterfleld.
Mrs. Quackenbush, Miss Mary Holdrege
and Miss Montmorency of Mexico are
spending a few days In Denver.
Mrs. Fitch and Miss Fitch, the latter
principal of Central school, have gone to
St. Lpul to see the exposition.
Mrs. H. M. Waring and Cadet Roy
Waring have gone to Colorado for a few
week. Mr. Waring will follow later,
Mr. San ford L. Robinson Is having an
enjoyable visit with friends nt tho Mlnne
tonka club. Lake Mlnnetonka, Minn. ..
Dr. and Mr. Stanhope of Lincoln spent a
par of the last week In Omaha visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. C. .W. Eckerman.
Mrs. J. Joseph of Louisville, Ky., 1 the
guest of her sister. Mr. A. .Hene and
Mr. D. Wells, at 2412 Dodgo street
Mrs. M. A. Zonler ha gone to Minneapo
lis for a few weeks' outing and will spend
part of the time at the different lakes.
Mrs. Moriti Meyer and family, after vis
iting St. Louis, Detroit and Niagara Falls,
will apend the summer in Atlantic City.
Dr. and Mrs. Lamoreaux and Mr. Palmer
Lamoreaus. returned Tuesday after spend
ing a few days In St. Paul and Minneapo
lis. '
Mrs. Frank Barrett and daughter, Miss
Mamie Barrett, have ' returned from a two
weeks' stay in McCook, Neb., and Den
ver. ,
Mrs. D. B. Welpton, who ha been in
Chicago several days owing to the Illness
of her father, la expected home by Mon
day. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Sunderland and son
have gone to Lake OkoboJI, where Mrs.
Sunderland will spend the remainder of the
summer. . , .
Miss Edith Thomas leaves today for a
houso party on a ranch near Valentine,
chaperoned by Mrs. Hoffacker of San
Francisco.
Miss Laura C. Wood has returned from
Yankton, 8, D.. accompanied by Mr-. Al
bert K. Wood, who will be her guest for
several weeks.
M.'s. William H. Gould. Jr.. left Thursday
for the west to apend the summer at Port
land, Seattle and Ban Francisco, returning
about October 1.
j Dr. and Mrs. J. J. McMullen have goni
! to Excelsior Springs, Mo., where they will
spend two weeks for the benefit of Dr.
McMullen' health.
Mis Hilda Barrow and Mr. Wills rd
Barrow have returned from a most de
lightful trip to the Thousand Islands and
other eastern places.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Kountse, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Wllklns and Mr. Mosler Col
pet er left Friday evening to spend a few
days at the St. Louis exposition..
Mrs. E. V. Lewis, Miss Florence I-ewii,
Mrs. Wilson H. Lowe and Mrs. H. J. Jor
dan have gone to Boston and other east
ern resorts to spend the summer.
' Mr. Belden of Salt Lake City, who hs
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Brady
for -several week, hs gon to St Louis
and St Joseph to visit friends. On her
return she will be the guest of Mrs. C. W.
Lyman for some time.
Mrs. Joseph White, who has been the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Crit
tenden Smith, for several weeks, left Fri
day for her home In BrookUne, Mass.
Mr. afd Mrs. J. A. McKlbben and daugh
ter of Wichita, Kan., have been spending
a few days with Mr. and Mr. H. H. Ear
nest, I7W Sooth Twenty-sixth street
Miss Mary Munchoff sslled from Europe
July I and will soon arrive in OmAha to
visit her parents until about September 15,
when she wlll'return to Berlin to resume
her musical work
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dale and family will
leave Tuesday for Lake Madison, Minn.,
to spend the summer. They will be sc
companled by Mis Helen Rahm. who will
be their guest for some time.
Mr. Orran E. Klapp of the Millard ho
tel and Miss Kittle 8plece of ' Columbus,
Neb., left on Monday morning for an ex
tended trip through the east, visiting
Washington. Philadelphia and New York,
and will spend a month In Chatham. N. J..
one of the pleasant eastern resorts. They
will also stop at St. Louis for a week on
their way visiting the fair.
Mrs. Laurie Chllds Is expecting her
mother, Mrs. Ferguson of Troy, N. Y., to
arrive today to visit her for several weeks.
Mrs. Leonldos Funkhouser and son,
Leonldas Oliver Funkhouser, have gone to
Bailey, Colo., to spend the summer. Ilor
daughter. Miss Elsie Funkhouser, accom
panied Miss Bishop to Brookllne, Mass., to
spend several weeks.
Mr. Ernest Stunt returned Thursday from
Sidney, Neb., accompanied by .his son,
Clinton B. Stunt, who ha bean attending
she Washington Agricultural college at
Pullman, Wash., for the last three years.
Mrs. 8. D. Mercer and daughter, Miss
Carolyn, have returned from the south and
expect to leave this week with Dr. Nelson
Mercer and Miss Mary Mercer for a Euro
pean trip. Mrs. Mercer and Miss Mercer
will remain abroad two years.
Pleasures Past.
Thlrty-flvs members of the Omlkron
Alpha PI enjoyed a smoker at the Paxton
hotel Tuseday evening.
Mr. George B. Eddy entertained the O.
C. C. club at a delightful luncheon Fri- j
day. The eighteen gueats were seated at
two tables, which were adorned with red I
rose.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. Barton entertained
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Yost Mr. and Mrs.
E. M. Morsman and Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Lyman at their summer home at Walnut
Lodge Thursday.
Wednesday morning In1 Cleveland, O., oc
curred the wedding of Mr. William E. Her,
the son of Mr. Peter E. Her of this city,
and Miss Mary Louise Garry of that city.
After a wedding trip Mr. and Mr. Her will
be at home at 1240 South Tenth street
Miss Flora Webster, Miss Ella Ma
Brown, Miss Marguerite Pritchett, Miss
Georgia Kennard. Mr. Harvey Clayton, Mr.
Chat Redlck. Mr. Stockton Heth and Mr.
John L. Kennedy made up a merry picnic
party that went to Florence, Wednesday
evening.
In honor of the Misses Stebblns and Miss
France Chapln, of Springfield, O., who are
Visiting Dr. and Mrs. F. N. Connor, Mr.
and Mr. W. J. Connell gave a handsomely
appointed dinner at their home lost even
ing. The table was attractively decorated
with Crimson Rambler roses, and was
laid for Miss Stebblns, Miss Anns Stebblns,
Miss Chapln, Dr. and Mrs. F. N. Connor,
Mr. and Mr. Laurie Chllds, Mr. George'
Patterson, the Misses Connell and Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Connell.
A bowling contest, the first in a series
to be given during the summer, was held
at the Field club Monday afternoon. The
first prize, a pretty picture, was won by
Mia Leila Sciibner, who had a high score
of 148, and the second, a hand-painted cup
and saucer, by Mrs. G. W. ' Manchester.
The contestants -were Miss Edith Webb,
Miss Grace Conant, Mis May Welsh, Miss
Edith Conant Miss Leila Sciibner, Mr.
Adam, Mr. Mclntyre, Miss Pauline Mills,
Miss Laura Dale, Miss Hallle .Patterson,
Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. Manchester and Miss
Martha Dale. y
One of the prettiest of the summer' af
fairs waa the lawn party given Friday
evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Burns, 8024 Cass street, by the B. B.
B. club, an organization composed of forty
young men, who entertained about the
same number of young men. The beauti
ful lawn was brilliantly Illuminated by
about 200 Incandescent lights, and dainty
refreshments were served at small tables.
The evening was pleasantly passed with
informal amusements, a feature being an
original guessing contest planned by Miss
Selena Burns. ,
One of the most charming affairs of the
weelc waa the muslcale given Friday even
ing by Captain and Mrs. Reynolds and
Miss Reynolds at their home in Florence.
The house was beautifully decorated for
the occasion with cut flowers, the parlors
being trimmed with carnations and roses
and tho dining room with sweet peas. The
program, which consisted of selections by
Miss Beard, Miss Fawceti, Miss Reynolds,
Mrs. Urquhart, Mr. Cuscaden and Mr. E.
M. Jones, -was enjoyed by about 100 guests.
Captain and Mrs. Reynolds, Miss Reynolds,
Mr. Harold Reynolds and ' Miss Beard re
ceived and were assisted by Mr. and Mrs.
H. L. Porterfleld, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Palmatler, Miss Hazel Connell, Mr. Ed
Crelghton, Mr. Paul Haskell and Dr.
Powell.
One of the most pleasant affairs of the
week waa the surprise given Mrs. J. N.
II. Patrick on the occasion of his birthday
last Tuesday afternoon. A number of old
friends laden with many remembrances
of the occasion and a bountiful lunch went
out to Happy Hollow, where they took Mr.
and Mrsj Patrick completely by surprise.
Supper was served, on the beautiful lawn
In picnic style and a most enjoabl even
ing was spent. Those in the party were:
Mrs. Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barker.
Miss Wakeley, Miss Yates. Judge and
Mrs. Wakeley, Mr. and Mrs. Henry W.
Yates, Mr. and Mrs. G. W.. Doaue, Ooneral
and Mrs. Manderson, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Lyman. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Rlcliardfon,
General and Mrs. Cowln. Mr. and Mrs.
C. J. Greene, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Kountze. Mrs. Lacy, Mrs. Carrier, Mr. and
Mrs. Coutant and Mrs. Trinker.
A delightful kenklntnn was Riven Tuea
dny afternoon by Mrs. C. C. Hopson nnd
Mrs. J. B. Smeaton, at th' residence of
the . former. 3830 Franklin street,' which
was prettily decorated In red and white.
The afternoon was Informal! s;ent with
frsmes end a recitation was given by Miss
NIcklm. Those present were Mesilsimes
T. C. Ooodson, J. Campbell. J. W. Austin,
A. A. Buchanan, J. F. Wagner, Kdwardu,
W,'E. Inglehart, L. Kendall, William Ken
nedy, J. Buchanan, it. L. Mctcalf, W.
Metoalf, E. M. Jones, F. Nelson, Holt,
George Trlbble, Ray Wagner, H. M.- Mo
Clannahan, C. F. Carson. F. Underwood,
C. Dooley, W. Brown, T. Brown. Luke
Prentice, P. M. Conklln, W. Green, A S.
C. Clarke, J. H. Huney, Shoemaker, H. C.
Browne. M. M. Van Horn. M. F. Funk
houser, Young, Johnson, Owi-n, Lavender,
Barker, Mason, Jackson, Richard, Ilolden,
Sheets. Welshans, Lnndule, Ostrom. Gard
ner. Donovan, NIcklm, Wale, Fleming,
Gilbert, Ister and Mrs. Jordan of Fort
Worth. Texas.
In honor of Mrs. William J. Foye Ml.-s
Webster gave a dollgiful card party Fri
day afternoon. Bridge whist was playej
at four tables, the prises being won by
Mrs. John A. McShane and Mrs. William
8. Poppleton. Those present were: Mrs.
Foye, Mrs. W. T. Bums, Mrs. Charles
Kountze, Mrs. Luther Kountze, Mrs. W. J.
C Kenyon, Mr. John A McShane, Mrs.
P IpBf -fllfc;
mmWW' If s Bound to Please Her XPii
Pl'f The ice cream is frozen and packed so that it - I
t will 'carry without melting for a long time y
$ f$M0M three flavors in each barrel Just the thing for uMw
W'MM your little Fourtn of Ju,y picnic or excursion: jOJ
1 m uart size-400 Y l
) Pint Size. 20c
1520 Paftiam St. I Telephone 711. V
Others at $1.00 and f 1.25.
Chlldren'B parasols, 60c and up.
Misses' parasols, 75c and up.
A large line of new embroidered turn
latest Just In. ;
Store closed all flay Monday.
H. JVY.
1417 Douglas St. .
China
Dinner
Large line Jardinieres at cut
Fine, largest and best selected stock of China ware In the city
James' Wallace. Miss Georgia Kennard,
Mrs W. 8. Poppleton. Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs.
Harry Wllklns. Mrs. Herbert Wheeler,
Mrs. Ward Burgess, Mlse Marguerite
Pritchett. Miss Ella Mac Brown. Mrs.
Clarence R. Day and Miss Luclen Stephens.
The Friday Bridge club met Friday even
ing with Mlsa Marguerite Pritchett and had
as their guests an equal number of young
men. .The prlies were won by Miss Lucy
Gore and Mr. Ezra Millard. Thone present
were: Miss Brady, Miss Gore. Miss Pres
ton, Miss Ella Mae Brown, Mrs. W. J.
Foye, Miss Pritchett, Mr. Etra Mlllurd. Mr.
Ben Cptton, Mr. Sam Burna. Mr Stockton
Heth, Mr. Dodge, Mr. Harry Tukey, Mr.
and Mrs. E. 8. Weetbrook and Mr. and
Mr. William Tracy Burns.
Weddings and Ensrsugeinent.
Cards are out announcT-f the marriage
of Cora Lee Ryer to Joseph B Fradenburg.
woMinor to occur Wednesday morning at
8t. Andrew's Episcopal church.
The marriage of Miss Helen jsonaesson
and Mr. Lymnn R. Walker Of Covington.
Ky., will take place at the home of the
bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Bon
desson, on Thursday, July 14.
Last Wednesday evening the wedding of
Dr. W. N. Dorward and Mrs.- Clara Cole
was quietly sojemnlied at their new home,
1804 Blnney street. In the presence of rela
tives and a few Intimate friends. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. F. Ed
mund Henry. Dr. and Mf- Dorward will
be at home to theh" friends after July 15.
No cards were Issued.
The marriage of Miss Beatrice Emily
Lynn to Mr. Walter W. Sherwood took
place Wednesday, June 29, at 4 o'clock, at
St. Paul's church, the Rev. Potter
ofncla.ting. In the evening a reception was
held at the home of the bride's parents,
3111 Davenport street. Mr. and Mrs. Sher
wood left Thursday morning for a Bhort
trip and will be at home after July XO at
8411 Burt street.
A simple home wedding occurred Wednes
day afternoon at 1:80 o'clock at the home
of the bride's mother, Mrs. B. M. Smith.
2214 South Tentli street, when her daughter.
Miss Mildred E. Smith, became the wife of
Dr. James FrailVr. the ceremony being per
formed by Rev. Edwin Hart Jenks In the
presence of the relatives and Immediate
friends. Tho brldo was prettily attired In
her traveling gown of navy blue silk and
the little ringbenrer, Miss Ruth Ellington,
who carried the ring In . an American
Beauty rose, was attired In white. Dr. and
Mrs. Frailer left at once for their home
In Honey Creek, la.
One of the nrettv weddlnas of the week
was that of Miss Julia HofTmayr and Mr.
George F. Bidwell, Jr.. which waa sol
emnized at the residence of the bride's
aunt, Mrs. A. L. Meyer, Tuesday at high
noon, after which a dainty wedding break
fast was Berved to the guests, who num
bered 'twenty. The house was prettily dec
orated with cut flowers and palms. Tne
bride was lovely In her traveling town cf
navy blue volln, trimmed with chiffon and
lace. Mr. and Mra. Bidwell left for a
wedding trip In the east. On the'r return
they will spend a few daya In Omaha and
then go to Chicago to reside.
One of the pretty home weddlnaa of tho
week was that of Miss Mabel Alice Orr,
daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. John Orr, and
Mr. William Lemon Hohson, which waa
solemnized Saturday afternoon at 1:1)
o'clock at the home of the bride's parents,
SIS bouth Twenty-second street. The cer
emony, which was witnessed only by the
immediate fritpds. wss performed by Rsv.
Andrew Henwlrk of Bouth Omaha, and the
wedding march was played by Mr. Arthur
Mown of Pnuth Omaha. The best msn was
Mr. J. E. Johnson, and the bride was at
tended by her sister. Miss Jennie Orr, who
was gowned in white and carried a wreath
of carnations, with which she crowned the
bride at the conclusion of the ceremony,
The bride was prettily attired la white
MRS. J. BENSON.
Big cut in the price of
PARASOLS
Parasols that we, sold for $6.75, $6, $5, and
$4.50 all at $3.50.'
They are black, black and white and colors.
Those that sold for f 3.50, now $2.25.
Those that sold for 3 and $2.5G now $1.75.
.oiinro thn verv
- over and Bjrron collars-tne very
BLISS
Set, $25.00.
prices. American Beauty Plates
Persian lawn, trimmed with lace with pic
ture hat of white lace. Her bouquet waa
of white carnations. The rooms were
artlatlcUly trimmed with palms and cut
flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Hobaon left for a
trip In the west, and after July 15 will be
at home in Weeptc Water, Neb.
Bt. John'a , Collegiate church was the
seen 3 of a very pretty wedding June 22,
when Mlas Katharine Mooney, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. P. Mooney of Brownsville,
Neb., and Mr. James L. Maynard were
married by Rev. . Father Bronsgeest.
Promptly at 8:30 o'clock the wedding party
entered the church, which was prettily dec
taA with nalma and srnllaz, to the
strain of the Lohengrin wedding march.
The bride was attended by her sister. Mi3
Alice Mooney, who was gowned In pink
silk mulle, with hat to match. The best
man waa Mr. Joseph McCarthy. The bride
was charming In a pretty gown of white
chiffon, with picture hat to match, and
carried a shower of bride's roses and swan
aonla. After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served to the relatives at
the home of the bride's slater, Mra. W. P.
Cobry. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard left for a
trip to the World's Fair and the east, and
will be at home after July 15 at 2008 North
Eighteenth street.
One of the prettiest weddings of the week
was that of Miss Delia McDermott and Mr.
William Robert Moran, which took plice
Monday at high noon at Holy Family
church, the ceremony being performed by
Rev. Father Fitspatrlck, assisted by
Fathers Geary, Dolan and Cavanaugh. The
bride was attended by her sister, Mrs. Wil
liam . E. Welsh, and the groom by hia
brother, Mr. Arthur Moran. The bride was
attired Ip her go-away gown of copper
colored Louisenne, trimmed with gold braid.
Following the ceremony a wedding break
fast was served to the Immediate relatives
at the home of tha bride, which was
artistically adorned with smllax. sweet peas
and daisies In profusion, most of them be
ing Bent by friends The bride, who Is a
graduate of the Bucred Heart convent In
tho old Frencn quarter of New Orleans and
a highly aecompllshed musician. Is the
daughter of one of Omaha a most respected
famlllea. The groom has charge of pas
aenger accounts in tha auditor'a office of
the Salt Lake road and Is a young man of
sterling qualities. After a trip to Catallna
Islands the young couple will take a cot
tage for the season at Santa Monica.
Coming Evesti.
Mrs. Joseph Barker will entertain the
Budge club Thursday.
Miss Alice McBhane will entertain tha
Tuesday Card club tlila week' at the Coun
try club.
Mr. and Mra. J. B. McKitrlck will chap
eron a party of young people to Missouri
Valley Monday for an outing.
Miss Mabel Marr will entertain Infor
mally utxt Thursday afternoon In honor of
Miss AunU Brown, who Is visiting Mr. and
Mra. J. K. Butler.
, Miss Mildred Rogers will give a dancing
party at the Country club for a number of
her young friends Wednesday evening, In
celebration of her birthday.
Mrs. Arthur Crittenden Bmlth has Issued
invitations for a dramatic ' reading to be
given at her home next Tuesday morning
at U o'clock by Mile. Eugenie Gerlach.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lehmer will give a
dinner for fifteen at tha Country club Mon
day evening and a dinner of sixteen covers
will be given by Mr. and Mra. C. W. Hull,
Mr. and Mrs. Remington and Mr. and Mra.
Iaaao Colea.
Uttle Elisabeth Barker, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Barker, will celebrate
her Id birthday by entertaining a large
number of her little friends on the after
noon of the Fourth of July at the home of
her parents, .1506 South Eighth street.
Arrangements havs been made to have
iCenUnued sa Math rags.)
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