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THE OMAHA' SUNDAY BEE: JUNE 2, 1912.
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DAY OF JUNE BRIDE HAS COME
(Conttnue4 From Pace Two.)
Mr. and Mr C. H. Gulou will arrive
Monday from Hollywood, Cal., to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Gulou.
Miss Gladys Hart of Colorado Springs
ia the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charlca
Stewart of Council Bluffs.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Alexander of
Oakland, Cal.. arrived last night on thnir
way east and are guests over Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tost. Mrs
Barkers mother of Mrs. Alexander, will
be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Bar
ic alow.
Mra. Whitehead, the guest this week of
Miss Curtis, left yesterday for Chicago
to meet her daughter Virginia, who !s
returning from school.
Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Pulver left yes
terday for the National Medical asso
ciation at Atlantic City. .After spending
a week there they will go to Baltimore
and Washington. From there to New
York and Boston and home by way of
Montreal and Quebec They will visit
friends at Buffalo and i Rutland, New
York, whom they met while abroad. They
expect to be gone about five weeks.
Weddings
The wedding of Miss Ethel Newman and
Mr. Samuel Berkowitz Bill take place
next Sunday. The out of town guests
who have arrived for the wedding and
are guests of Mr. M. Newman and family
are Mrs. F. Klein of Chicago and Mrs.
A. Somberg of Elk Creek, Neb.
The marriage ? MUss Ruth Claire
Rubel to Mr. J. B. Kats will be solemn
ized Tuesday evening. June 11, at 8 o'clock
In the parlors of the Metropolitan build
ing, Dr. Frederick Cohn officiating.
Owing to the recent bereavement In ths
groom's family the wedding will be a
quiet one, only the immediate relatives
being In attendance.
After a wedding Journey of one month
the' young couple will return to Omaha
and take apartments until the completion
of their home on south Thirty-seventh
street
The wedding of Miss Grace Hill, daugh
ter of Mrs. Elizabeth Hill, to Mr. Jay
Bmlley, will take" place Wednesday eve
ning June 5. Rev. Robert Wheeler of
ficiates, and Mrs. Walter Hill will play
ths wedding march. (
H .Clarence Myers and Miss Evangeline
M. Robertson were married yesterday
by Dr. E. H. Jenks, assisted by the bride's
grandfather, Rev. J. R. Hoag, at the
home of the bride's patents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Dempster.
Miss Gertrude Dee gave a kltch.cn
shower Friday afternoon In honor of
Miss Anna McCade, whose marriage to
Frank Dee will take place this month.
' A wedding of Interest to many Omaha
and Council Bluffs people and a surprise
to all took place In the North Side
Christian church before 6 o'clock Satur
day morning, when Miss Edith Claire
lawman became the bride of Mr. Walter
Lawrle Harris. The ceremony, which was
performed by the Rev. II. J. Klrschsteln.
was witnessed by the Immediate families
of the young people. Mrs. Klrschsteln
played the Lohengrin wedding march.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris left Immediately
after the ceremony for a camp which
they have established at one of the
'. northern lakes, where their honeymoon
will be spent.
The wedding of Miss Jessie Spence.
daughter of Mrs. W. M. Spence, and Mr.
John B. Brain will take place Tuesday
evening at the bride's home, 1309 South
Thirty-first street Rev. T. J. Mackay
will perform the ceremony.
: Miss Spence and all of her attendants
are members of the Royle club and Mr.
Brain and his best man, Lloyd Burdlck,
are members of Fhf Gamma Dejta fra
ternity. Miss Spence's maid of honor
will be Miss Olive Brain. Miss Eileen
Patterson and Miss Hazel Hartley will
be ribbon bearers. Monday evening
there will bo a dinner and rehearsal at
the Spence home.
Mra Mary N. Anderson announces the
engagement of br daughter, Miss Mary
Edith Andersen, to Mr. Frank Mac
Kinnon Stark of San Francisco! The
wedding will take place late In the sum
mer. t .
At Eod and Gun Club
At the opening of the Omaha Rod and
Gun club Thursday the following made
reservations for dinner: Frank L, Weaver,
four; A. P. Whttmore, six; C. L. DurK
dey, ten; F. Axford, two; L. W. Smetana,
two; Rudolph von Kessel, four; Joseph
, O. Rlngwalt. four; Byron W. Hart, four;
Dr. Grant Williams, fifteen; Robert A.
iv Nelson, six; Dr. 0. D. Shepard, five;
Dr. J. B. Flckes, three; R. J. Hanson,
two; Carl M. Johnson, two; E. H. Ward,
three; Roy M. Frankum, two; Charles
R. Connolly, two; J. Van Rensselaer,
seven; Amos Snyder, two; Mrs. 8. Rlch
j ards, three; Walter M. Wharton, two;
Thomas F. Hanley, six; D. O. Barnell,
three; Penn P. Fodrea, two; F. C. Best.
four; E. H. Lulkart, two; W. H. Emerlck,
five; D. H. Christie, four; R. J. Altchl
son, three; O. B. Fltzpatrlck, four; John
., Mattern, two; George Craig, four; G.
Palmer, eight; Harold McCormack, four;
3V. D. Craighead, two; Dr. E. W. Powell,
six; Henry H. Noar, two; Ray Farrell,
two; G. R. Bierman, two; F. C. Whlt
5 temore, two; A. Von Dollen. four; W. A.
Horton. two; Walter Wlllrodt, six; J. D.
Hiss, two; William B. Drake, four; F.
Earl Goseeiin, two; W D. Eck, six; Dr.
Hays Gsanter, eight; H. A. Nelson, four;
A. J. Jackson, two; J. Klein, eight; W.
W. Drummy, two; J, W. Griffith, two.
Mra G. E. Begerow and Mrs. Thomas
Brown were hostesses on Saturday for
the North Omaha Mothers' club, when
there were fifty members and guests pres.
cnt A musical program was given In
the club house, followed by light refresh
ments. Mrs. Byron W. Hart entertained Sat-
urday afternoon at a kenslngton at the
Algonquin cottage In honor of Mlas Julia
Wlllard, whose engagement was recently
announced. Those present were: Misses
Julia Wl-lsrd, Grace Young. Maud Dennis,
Eunice Ensor. Nora Gilchrist, Frances
Wlllard, Hortense Eads, Myrtle Roberts,
and Mesdames W. B. Tagg, C. J. Bulla,
C. H. Marling, J. T. Helgren. A. E.
Miller, W. C. Lambert. A. V. Shotwell.
H. P. Cote, Antone Lott, Jr.; it M.
Laverty. John Hughes, Alvin Johnson,
Vincent O'Shea; N. R. Bryson, Claude
Orchard, Walliker. ,
Les Hiboux Party
Let Hiboux dub gave Its sixth annual
hayrack party Saturday afternoon and
evening. It met at the home of Beryl
Crocker on South Thirty-second street,
the latter part of the afternoon and
drove west on Center street and returned
on Dodge street The chaperones were
Miss Towns and Miss Bowen. Those
present were:
Misses. Misses.
Katharine Gould, Helen Strelght.
Adelyn Wood, Ruth Anderson,
Ulan Rentier, Josephine Congdon,
Clair Patterson, Louise Kalron,
Lois Howell, Helen Ingwersen,
Katryn Crocker, Laura Zimmerman,
Harriet Sherman, Gertrude Aiken,
Helen Pogue, Helen Carrier,
Marnaret Burka, , Eileen Paterson,
Adelaide FunkhouserNnn Barrett,
Katherine DavenporlMtldred Marr.
Messrs. Messrs.
Herman Harte, Arthur Klopp,
Slevers Susniann, Lee McShane,
George Grimes, Richard Jones,
BeryU Crocker," Kenneth Norton,
Wayne Belby, Harry Claiborne,
James Durkee, Maurlro loomls,
Porter Durkee, Rawson White,
David II. Bowman, Herbert Ryan,
Virgil Kertor, Henry Howes,
Lorlng Elliot, Max Flolhow,
Malcoim Baldrlge, Walter Klopp,
Everett Burke, Clarence Patton.
Pleasures Past
Misses Ida and Grace Daly gave a
plate shower Friday for Miss Martha
Weir. Those present were:
Misses Misses
Eether Swanson, Anna Murphy,
Jean Hansen, Esther Rawson,
Margaret Campbell, Grace Daly,
Ida Mclaughlin, Ida Daly.
Alice Walr. Martha Weir.
Mayme White, Mrs. C. M. Weir.
Miss Kalhelne O'Connell entertained
last evening for Miss Betty Doyle and
Miss Madeline Gerard of Lincoln. The
guests were:
Misses
Botty Doyle.
Madeline Gerard,
Helen McCaffrey
Mary Claire Swift,
Mary Kustman,
Messrs-
Misses
Mildred McCrann,
Kathleen MoCrann,
Florence McCrann.
Irma Swift.
Katherine O'Connell.
Messrs
mm
John Hoollhan,
Edward McCaffrey,
Joseph Creedon,
Michael Flanagan,
Lawrence Growney.
Mrs. A. D. Williams, 2867 Manderson
street, gave a reoltal Saturday evening.
She was assisted by Mr. Edqulst, violinist,
snd Messrs. Leuenberger and Williams,
mandolin and guitar. The following took
part: Misses Rae Bauermelster, Leslie
Forbes, Leta Iluth, Clara Huth, Ruth
Madden, Dorothy Hunter, May Dean,
Ruth Crutckshank, Helen Madden,
Dorothy Hunter, Irene Prawltz, Flor
ence Prawltz, Myrtle and Violet Cain.
Many guests were there and enjoyed the
program.'
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At the Country Club
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Keellne had as
their guests at dinner last evening:
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tukey.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lake.
Mr. Charles Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Towle gave a dinner
at the club last evening for Miss Miriam
Patterson and Mr. Benjamin Boyce of
Chicago. In the party were: y
Misses Misses
Miriam Patterson, Mary Alice
Helen Davis, Rogers.
Messrs. Messrs.
Benjamin Boyce, Ensign Patterson.
Elmer Cope,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Towle.
Mrs. H. H. Baldrlge entertained t
luncheon Friday at the Country club for
Mrs. C. D. Whitehead of Denver, wher.
those present were:
Mesdames Mesdames
C. D. Whitehead, C. B. Craln,
Wilson Low, Springfield, O.;
E. H. Sprngue, D. H. wheeler. Jr.;
F. A. BroKan, II. H. Baldrlge.
W. E. Martin,
MlHsea Misses
Lynn Curtis, Daisy Doane.
Mae Hamilton,
Reservations for dinner last evening at
Sidney Schall.
Patrick McCrann,
Anthony Sullivan,
H. Oberltar.
A. P. Campbell,
Jack Dugdale,
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the Country club Included Leonard
Everett of Council Bluffs, who had eigh
teen guests; C. W. Hamilton, four; M. G.
Colpetzer, six; Major Evans, ten; J. T.
Stewart, four;'H. G. Moorehead, four; F.
N. Conner, ten; J. W. Madden, four;
E. T. Swobe, six; A. C. Potter, four; A.
T. Austin, two; A. A. McClure, two. .
At the Field Club
Mr. and Mrs. George McFarland en
tertained the largest dinner party last
evening at the Field club In honor of
their home guests: Dr. and Mrs. Voll
mer, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Von" Mauer,
Mr. and Mrs. Brldenbecker and Mr. Stark
of Davenport Covers were placed for
thirty.
W. H. Clarke had fourteen guests; C. H.
Ashton, four; E. M. Slater, four; R. L.
Huntley, six; G. P. Wright, five; H. D.
Kranz, five; George Cox, five; J. E.
Rugg, four; K. Huff, four; H. Nelson,
two; Paul Hoagland, four; Millard, four;
Ed Riley, four; P. C. Hyson, nine; Dr.
H. M. McClanahan, seven.
Mr. Charles Beaton entertained at din
ner at the Field club last evening for
Miss MoGrew and Mr. Austin and the
members of their wedding party. Covers
were placed for:
Misses Misses
Alice Cary McGrew, Elizabeth Pickens,
Gladys Peters, Agnes Burkley,
Dorothy Morgan,
Messrs. Messrs.
Ware Hall, McMillan Harding,
Ralph Peters, Wilson Austin,
Kenneth Patterson, C. D. Beaton,
Mrs. Roscoe McGrew.
- Personal Gossip
Miss Ella Mae Brown has gone to Col
fax Springs for a short stay.
Mr. J. W. 'Samuelson, of Sioux City is
visiting his parents for a few days.
Mrs. Carl Kemmerer of Oklahoma Is
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visiting at the home of her sister, Mra
S. W. Thorn.
Richard Baum la expected hone this
week from Wyoming, where he has been
since February.
Miss Ruby Wagner of Sioux Falls, 6.
D., Is visiting her sister, Mra H. W?
Simpson, this week.
Mrs. John W. Battln is visiting in
Kearney where her niece. Miss Vera G.
Clark, will graduate.
Mrs. Charles Ferguson of Thirty-third
street left this week for a two months'
trip through the east. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Landauer and
son, Joseph, are visiting Mrs. Landauer's
mother, Mrs. Katie Grotte.
MlssaCongdon Is expected today from
Chicago and Sterling, 111., where she has
been visiting for a month.
Mrs. E. M. Fairfield, Mr. John T. Stew
art 2d, and Mr. C. W. Hull, attended the
automobile race on Decoration day in In
dianapolis. Mrs. C. M. Gould and slBter, Mfss
Louise Duncan, left last night for a trip
to Minnesota, where they will spend a
few weeks on Lake Mlnnetonka.
Mrs. Frank B. Johnson and family and
Mrs. Harry Montgomery and children left
Thursday for Ogonqult, Me., to spend the
summer at the former's bungalow.
Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Milroy left List
evening for Atlantic City to attend the
American Medical association. They will
also go to Baltimore and New York.
Mrs. D. A. Baum and her daughter, Miss
Margaret Baum, who has been at school
In Paris, arrive In New York City next
Saturday afternoon and will be met by
Mr. D. A. Baum and a party of friends.
Misses Mamie and Hortense Splesberger
returned home this morning from the
Benjamin Dean school In New York and
were accompanied by one of their school
mates, M.'ss Rawak, of Los Angeles, who
will spend the week here. The Misses
Splesberger, who are quite musical, plan
to go to Europe next September, where
they will complete their education.
Mrs. Christie, daughter of General and
Mrs. F. A. Smith, is visiting her parents
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