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mrrc der: omaita, Tm rsday, octo13er ig, 1913.
McCagne-Hollinger Wedding.
A pretty liome wrddlne celebrntrd
Wednesday evening was that of Miss
Marie Duncan Holllngrr. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Krankf Charles Holltniccr
McCasuo, Jr. Jlcv. W. aiper Howell of
the First lUptlst church officiated. The
ceremony took place In the living room
which wns decorated with white chry
santhemums nnd palm, and ferns. Pink
roses were In the dining room. The
Lohengrin Bridal Chorus was played on
a harp.
The bride wore a wedding gown of
white crepo faille with long pointed train,
d raped. The bodice was formed of chan
tllly lace and while chiffon embroidered
In pearls and tho Incc also formed a
tunic. She carried a shower bouquet
of lilies of the ivnlloy and a wreath of
the same kind of blossoms held tho lung
lulls veil In place.
Miss Uretchcn McConnril wns maid of
honor and wbrc pink charmeuse draped
round length and trimmed with white
fox fur, shadow Inert and chiffon trimmed
with tho fur formed the .bodice.
The bridesmaids wero Miss Carolyn
Harding Bnd Miss Mary McCague, Thpy
were gowned In white lace over white
sating with trimmings of pink tulle. At
three of the bride's attendants carried old
fashioned bouquets of pink rose buds In
lace frills. Tho bride gnmo them gold
bracelets. I
The ribbons wore stretched by "the1
Misses Alice Carter, Helen Clarke. Helen
Murphy and Mary Sheets. They wero
each gowned In white.
Wllltsm llnbcoek of nochetr, N. V.,
who attended Amherstj collego with tho
groom, served as best man. following
the ceremony there was a reception for
the wedding guests. Mrs. Holllnger wns
gowned In Copenhagen blue crepo faillo
trimmed with shado wlace.
Mr. and Mrs. MoCVguo left last evening
M 1 1 .1 1 M t F. .f I.. .H1.nrt
lur ail CTWICWI " cruu ink nil', tiiiivii
they will be at home nt Bill Webster
street, whore their now horao has Just
been completed
Assisting at the reception wero Misses:
Mary fihff(i.
If axel Howard.
Carol Howard.
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The affair Is In charge of Paul Wernher,
I'llfford Calkins and Robert Manley
About fifty couples will attend.
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At Cornell University.
Messrs. Wayne C.Selby and Herbert 11.
Davis were elected. to the Mandolin club
at the competitions held last week nt
Cornell college.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mr. K. U Dodder left this morning for
n month's stay in the east
Mrs. IS. r. Milliner and Miss Josephine
Hover will leave this evening on a trip
t Buffalo, N. Y., where tjiey will remain
several weeks.
Registering from Omaha at the Hotel
McAlpin in New York during the last
week have been Mr. H. O. Nilsson and"
Mr. M. K. Crossmnn.
Judge D. I). MeKoon of Richmond,
Hlatcn Island, N. Y., arrived Bunday to
bo the guest of his sisters, Mrs. Samuel
Rees and Miss Jennlo McKoon
Miss Nellie Haum has returned from
Kurope, where she spent the summer
traveling on the continent. She also spent
a fei days In Philadelphia visiting Mr.
and Mrs. J. li Haum.
Mrs. I'd ward Rosewater arrived this
mornl.ig from Cleveland, where she spent
a month with her sisters. Mrs. Rosewater
was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Clara Coleman, who will visit her for
some time.
Miss Ruth Mills left Tuesday for St.
I.ouls, where she will bo the guest of her
ester, Mrs. Harold Wright, and Mr.
Wright, for several weeks, and will then
go to Ht Petersburg, Kla., to spend tho
winter. ,
JOHN MORAN IS ELECTED
SPEAKER OF MODEL HOUSE
John O. Moran. a senior at the Crelgh
ton, law college, was recently elected
tpeaker of the model house of that de
partment at a mass meeting of the
entire student body. The speakership
is regarded as one of the highest honors
bestowed upon a student
Mr. Moran Is the son Colonel John
Moran, a prominent Callaway, Neb.,
mercMant, well known to Omaha business
men, and a memeber of Governor More-
head's perronal staff
Mr. Moran has been prominent In
student, life for the Inst two years at
Crrlghton law school, and last year led
his class. Ilefore entering the law
school, he was a student at the Crelgh
ton arts college.
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Mary McCagve.
Anna McCague.
Helen Clarke.
Helen Murphy.
Josephine Murphy.
Breakfast for Visitors.
Mrs. Cuthbert Vincent entertained at
breakfast Tuesday complimentary to Mrs.
W. O. Paisley, who leaves Saturday for
her new home In Helena, Mont., and for
Mrs. T. J. Olst of Kults City, Neb., gen
eral federation secretary of the Woman's
club; Mrs. John II. Morehead of Lincoln
and Mrs. W. A. Ppynter, wife of former
Governor Poynter. Twenty guests were
seated at three tables, which wre decor
ated with pink cosmos, F6llowlng ' the
breakfast the guests attended the meet
ing of the current topic department of the
Omaha Woman's club; of which Mrs.
Vincent Is leader.
At the Iraadeii.
Mr-. Jack Webster entertained at a
theater party Tuesday evening at the
Brandels, followed by supper at the
Omaha, club, for Miss Lucy Hawk of
Battle Creek, Mich, guest of Miss Kath
erlne Beeson Those present' were:
. Misses. Mlsse
MlMbeth Bruce, -Katharine Reeso'n,
Mildred Butler, Mel lorn Davis.
Lucy Hawk of Elisabeth Davis,
Battle Creek. Mich.;
Messrs. Messrs.
Ben Gallagher. ' rul Oaltagher,
Raymond Iow, Harry Koch,
Robert Bums. Jack Webster.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Prltchett
Orphenm Party,
Mrs. 1C II. Cameron entertained nt an
Orpheum party "Wednesday afternoon In
honor of Miss Elisabeth Vehrans. Those
present were:
Misses
Elisabeth Rehrtns,
Bertha Htori,
Mesdames
Ix)Ulse 8 tors Lody,
Louis Gillespie,
Misses
Florence Westman.
Olga Htors,
Mesdames
A. U Dick,
K. II. Cameron.
Ivenie Uridsrn Pnrtv.
Mr and Mrs. M. V, Funkhouser enter
tained, at bridge Tuesday evening for Mrs.
Carrie Brooks Harris of Sioux Falls, 8,
D who Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Parmer. Tho guests were:
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Durkre.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal D. Miller.
Mr, and Mrs. R. L. Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Peckenpaugh.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Parmer.
Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Crowley.
Mrs Carrie Brooks Harris.
Masierwn-LawleM Wedding.
The wedding of Mice Gertrude Lawless,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, M, J. Lawless,
and Mr. Wilson Masterson took place at
the home of the bride's parents Wednes
day afternoon at i o'clock.
Rev. Father D. P. Harrington of tit.
Cecelia's church performed the ceremony.
The bride worf) a simple gown of white
satin Voile, trimmed in shadow laca and
rhlnestones and carried a shower bou
quet of bride's roses.
Miss Catherine Lawless, sister of the
bride, was the bridesmaid, and wore
Cray charmeuse with shadow lace and
pink rosebuds and carried pink roses.
Mr. Roy Masterson. brother ot the
groom, of Cape Olraudeau, was the best
mart.
The house was prettily decorated with
pink, and white roses and ferns.
The marriage lines were read beneath
a canopy of greens.
Following the ceremony a' dinner was
rven the bridal party, and in the even
ing a reception was held for the Im
mediate relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Masterson will be at
home at 1510 South Twenty-sixth street
after November 1. '
China Shower.
Misses Katherine and Anna Pavltk, 1S4
South Eighteenth street, gave a china
shower Tuesday evening complimentary
to Miss Anna Bcnak, who Mill become
the bride of James SkryJa"Qctober tt,
The house was. prettily decorated with
pink and white cosmos. Prizes 'at a
guessing advertisement were won by.
Miss Helen Redman and Mrs. Jones.
Those present were Misses Sylvia 54e
ltn Tonie Patach, Julia Ilenak, Marie
Buchy. Marie Pavlas. Anna Pavlas. Flor
ence Vance, Helen Redman, Mable Towne.
Anna. Zexulak, Marie Remes, Barbara
Fischer. Marie Fischer. May 'ghai:ii
berger, Mrs. J. U. Ferguson and Mrs.
Paul Jones.
Jr the Future.
Mrs, E. 11. Bruenlng will entertain at
a bridge luncheon Friday. Forty guests
will be present
At she Tield ClubT
Several of the younger members of the
Field club are giving a subscription tango
tuir at (be club house this evening.
THE TANGO
A smnrt little model of the Bien
Jolio Grecian Treco corset for tho
athletic figuro will be
Demonstrated on
Living Modfels
Thursday
10 A. M. to 12 M. and 2 to 4 P. M.
Those spccinl dfiinonstrntions arc
given by Miss Jone, "who hns made
tho subject, of -perfect corsoting a
lifo study and will tell you how to
havo tho ultra stylish figuro, with
out sacrificing ono bit of comfort
and health.
Como, it's worth while. It's froo;
plenty of seats for overyone.
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45.00 Brass Bod, special $42.50
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