THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JUNE 9, 1912.
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JUNE WEDDINGS NDMERODS
Two Large Ceremonies Eclipse Other
Social Events of the Week.
SLUMBES PARTIES ABE POPULAR
Haar Omit People Are Colas
Abroad Interesting; Engage
meats an 4 Wedding Are
Announced.
Social Calendar.
.WON DAY-Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Patter
son, dinner for Boyce-Patterson wed
ding party; Miss Dorothy Morgan, din
ner at Hillside for Augtln-McGrew
wedding party; Mrs. J. J. Dickey, lunch
eon at country club for Mrs. Kayser
of Pasadena; Mrs. Jensen J. Dreyer,
reception for Mrs. S. Jonasen and Mlaa
Lillian Concord of lew York.
U-ESDAT-Weddlng of Miss Miriam
Patterson and Mr. Ben Boyce at All
Saints' church, followed by reception
at home of Mr. and Mr. D. C. Patter
son; Mr. and Mr. C. P. McGrew. din
ner for Austin-McOrew wedding party;
Airs, jonn M. uriiiitn, Kensington; wed'
ding of Mis Clare Rubel and Mr. J, B.
Katx,; Mrs. Bernard Capen . and Mrs,
.Sidney Smith, afternoon bridge for Mrs.
J. C. McClure and Miss Julia Green of
Providence; Mrs. Frank Hughes, lunch
eon for Miss EstMle Brown; ladies' day
and dinner and dance at Happy Hol
low ciud; dinner ana dance at Kod and
Gun club.
WEDNESDAY Wedding of Mlsa Allse
Cary McGrew and Mr. Wilson Austin
at First Presbyterian church; wedding
of Miss Elizabeth Cecelia Sandhoefer
and Mr. Charles H. Sommer: Mrs. C.
Green, meeting of 1912 Card club; dinner
and dance at Country and Field clubs;
dance at Happy Hollow club, given by
Malcolm Baldrige, Virgil Rector, George
Grimes and Severs Susmann; wedding
of Miss Katherine Williams and Mr.
Albert Edward Noe.
THURSDAY Mrs. A. G. Edward and
Mrs. A. H. Fuller, whist luncheon at
Happy Hollow club; Ms. F. Swearin
ser. meeting of Swastika club.
FRIDAY Mrs. A. G. Edwards, bridge
luncheon at Happy Hollow ciud.
SATURDAY Week-end dinner and dance
at Country, Field, Happy Hollow and
Kod and Gun clubs; Mr. and Mrs. W. I
Miller, dinner at Haony Hollow: Mrs,
A. H. Benton, dinner at Happy Hollow.
Two large weddings eclipse all other
social events of the week. The first of
these weddings Is that of Miss Miriam
Patterson,' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D,
C. Patterson, and Mr. Benjamin Boyce
of Chicago. The second Is that of Mis
Alice Cary McGrew and Mr. Wilson
Austin.
The marriage of Miss Patterson and
Mr, Boyce will be solemnised Tuesday
evening at S o'clock at All Saints ohurch
and will be followed by a reception at the
Patterson home on North Thirty-eighth
ivenue. Rev. T. J. Mackay wll perform
the ceremony. Miss Patterson's sister,
Miss Eugenie Patterson, Will be her maid
of honor and her bridesmaids will be her
cousin, Miss Mildred Patterson of Kan
sas City, Mr. Boyce's sisters, Miss Happy
Boyce and Mlsa Sidney Boyce of Chi
rago, and Miss Louise Dinning.
The best man wilt be Mr. John M.
Smyth of Chicago. Ensign D. C. Patter
Jr., who came on from New York to be
present at his sister's wedding, will be
an usher, as will also Mlsa Patterson's
cousin, Mr. John E. Patterson, of Kan
sas City. The other ushera will be friends
of Mr. Boyce from Chicago. They are
Mr. Charles Crane, 2d.; Mr. Frank
Graham, Mr. Frank Mercer and Mr.
Credell Hill.
Last evening Mr. Boyce entertained the
member of the wedding party at dinner
, at the Country club and tomorrow even
ing Air. and Mr. Patterson will give a i
dinner for th bridal party at their home. I
The marriage of Miss Alice Cary Me
Grew, daughter of Mr. and Mr. C. F
McGrew, and Mr. Wilson Austin will
take place Wednesday evening at 1:15
o'clock at the First Presbyterian church,
the Rev. Edwin Hart Jenks officiating.'
It will be followed by a reception at tho
McGrew home on Thlrty-clghtfc avenue.
The maid of honor wJH be Mis Elaine
Pujo of Lake Charle, La. The matron
of honor will be Mis McGrew' sister-in-law,
Mr. Rowoe G. McGrew, of Fort
Steele, Wyo. The bridesmaids all will bs
Omaha young women-Miss Agnes Burk
ley, Miss Gladys Peters, Mis Dorothy
Morgan and Mis Elisabeth Ptcken.
The men of the wedding party are Mr.
McMillan Harding, who will be best man;
Mr. Charlea Beaton, Mr. Ralph Peter.
Mr. Kenneth Patterson. Mr. War Hall
and Misa McGrew' brother, Mr. Roscoe
G. McGrew, all of whom will be ushers
A round of partle ha been given for
th young people. Mis Dorothy Morgan
will entertain at dinner for the wedding
party at Hillside Monday evening and
Mr, and Mr. McGrew win give a dinner
Tuesday evening.
Among the Lincoln people who will
come for the wedding are Mr. Will
Raymond and Mrs. E. W. Chapln. cousins
of the bride, with their husbands; Dr. and
Mr. Oliver Everett and Mr. and Mr.
W. H. Ferguson. . .
Harvard Men Retnrn to Alma Mater.
Arthur Crittenden Smith and Charle 8.
Elgutter, prominent member of the Nfr
oraska Harvard club, left last evening
ior new xorK ana Boston. They will
auena trie twenty-fifth anniversary of
their class at th Harvard commencement
at Cambridge this week. The class of '87
or Harvard ha raised a fund of 1100.000
as a present to their alma mater.
Slaniber Tartlee at V. of O.
Since the close of school, last Tuesday,
umuor priiea nave come into great
iropuiaruy with the girls of the Unlver
lt of Omaha. Tuesday night th
sophomore grlla slumbered at the home
of Mlsa Mary Alice Bldwell. and Thurs
day the girl of the freehmen class spent
the night at the home of Mlaa Ethel
Whltely. Sleep ha been auch a rare
treat at the functions that many of the
lassies have very appropriately dubbed
we auair "ssumberles parties."
; At th one given Tuesday evening the
girls went first to the graduating exer.
else at the university and Immediately
returned to the rendecvous, wher many
storie were pyn. promptly at midnight
a lunch was served. Again at 1 o'clock
repast of sandwiches and salad was en
Joyed. Those preseat were:
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clothing, for the huuKer and ardor was
greatly stimulated by the dampnet.
As a means o! keepluj In touch with,
one another during the vacation period,
the girl of the Utopian society will give
a aeries of informal kenslngtons during
th summer. The first of these will be.
Wednesday, June 12, at the home of
Miss Mildxed Foster, 2006 Pinkney street.
Following this one, one will be given
every three weeks.
At the Olympic Game.
Harry Hebner, son of Mrs, H. J. Mc
Carthy, who attends college at Notre:
Dame, Tnd., will sail for Europe June 14
to participate in the Olympic games.
Mr. McCarthy has won a number of med
als in swimming contests In Chicago and
the east and he will enter the swimming
contests at the Olympic games.
Mr. and Mr. H. J. McCarthy leave
Saturday for Chicago to spend the week
end with their son.
Alice Cary McGrew
and Her
Bridal Attendants ,
European Travelers.
Miss Brandt, accompanied by Master
Harkness Kountze, will sail shortly for
Europe and will attend the Olympic
games in Stockholm.
Miss Zola Dellecker will leave Monday,
June 1 for the east, where she will take
the beat -trip up the St Lawrence and
sail for 'Europe from Montreal. She; will
land at Liverpool, and from there will
tour Englaiid, France, Germany, Holland
and Italy. She will sail from Naples
about the first of October and land in
New ' York. She expects to take the
southern trip on her return to Omaha. I
Miss Minnie Wilson, Miss Llda Wilson
and Miss Mary Woodbridge leave this:
week for Europe, sailing on the Saxonla
next Wednesday and remaining until
September.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E tors and family left.
Friday evening and will sail from New
York Tuesday for Europe. . ;
Mrs. Bridahaa of Denver and son, Les-:
ter, were guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin!
Swobe Tuesday and Wednesday on their
way to New York, where they sailed for
a summer abroad.
Mr. George H. Palmer and children
and her sister, Miss Morse, will leave i
Tuesday for the east and will sail Satur
day on the Lapland for Europe.
Mrs. John Hudson and Mrs. L. D. Nel-i
son leave Tuesday for New York to sail1
next Saturday on the Pretoria for Ham
burg. They will spend the summer travel-;
ing in Norway, Sweden and Russia, re-'
turning home In September.
Mis Charlotte Callahan, who has been
at the Westover school In Connecticut,
will sail next Saturday with Mr!. Jessie
Losler Payne of New York for a summer ,
In Eurooe. . '
Mr. Isaac Battin of Philadelphia, former!
treasurer of the Omaha Gas company, '
will said June 11 for a three months' trip '
in Europe. He will be accompanied by
his son, Prof. B. F. Battin of Swartraore
college.
Weddings
Mr. and Mrs. Marlon F. Cook announce
the marriage of .their daughter, Helen M.'
Cook, to Mr. Rheuben Berryl Kelly of
Peoria, III., which took place June fc.j
Mr. and Mr. Kelly will reside In Chi
cago, 111. . j
The wedding of Miss Jennie- AmaMa
Kronholm and Harry Hawthorne Finch
will take place this week in Denver,1 Colo.
(Continued on Page Two.)
Misses-
Ann BoberU,
Sybld Woodruff,
Bertha Witoon.
Marllla Case,
May Yeates,
Lucile Hager,
Vera Fink.
Those present
were:
Mltses-J
Mildred Foster,
Beulah McCaw,
Dorothy Scott,
Ethel Whitely, .
Misses
Katharine Case,
Clara Barnes,
Ethel Holmqiilst
Lottie Underhlll,
Madeline Horton.
Mary Alice SldwelL
i
at the freshmen party
Mlsses-i
Agne Nielson,
Mabel Kelly,
Agnes Btitt.
V. ( O. Kotea.
A a reward of selling th most ticket
to th Gala day exercises th Junior clas
was honor guest at a picnlo given by ihe
sophomore and freshmen classes Friday
afternoon. The picnic wa held at th
kmon farm at th Intersection of Ames
avenue and the Military road. Driven to
shelter by the rain, the youn rleosute
seeker ought refuge under th cheiry
tree, vher Iunj,i wo turvmL The
downpour was abli to dampen only tfie
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$25.00 Gowns to be closed out at ........ . .$12.50
$150.00 Evening Gowns, sale price .7. $59.50
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$75.00 Evening and Afternoon Dresses .$37.50
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$59.50 Evening and 'Afternoon Dresses
$50.00 Evening and Afternoon Dresses
$45.00 Street Dresses now going at
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$37.50 Street, Dresses now going at
$35.00 Street Dresses now going at
$29.75 Street Dresses now going at
$25.00 Street Dresses nod going at
$19.50 Street Dresses now going at
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$15.00 Street Dresses now going at
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$95.00 Tailored Suits to be "closed out at
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$75.00 Tailored Suits to be closed out at
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..$39.50
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$65.00 Tailored Suits to be closed out at
$50.00 Tailored. Suits to be closed out at
$45.00 Tailored Suits to be closed out at
$39.50 Tailored Suits to be closed out at
$35.00 Tailored Suits to be closed out at
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$25.00 Tailored Suits to be closed out at
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