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IN HONOR OF THE GRADUATES
Kany Parents Journey to Eastern
Schools to See Them Receire
Their Diplomas.
BROWN ELL HALL THIS WEEK
trial Calendar.
Bt'NDAY Wru. Jvre Peterson, supper
for retreon-Plrkens -redding party.
MONDAY OrlKlnsI Mond.ty HrldK rlux
TuMdur llriilite club. Mn. Arthur Kee
I'ne hostess. Harden part? at FrownMI
Knit. Mis F.llialw-th IMckens and Air.
Kenneth Pntrrmn entertain their brl
ilel party at dinner at tha Coiintrr rhili
followed by rehearsal at All Saints'
ihurrn. Wn. Roland Fateraon Irnrhcnn
t tha Fontrnelle for the Paterson
1 lckna brii'aJ party Mm. I4tnin,
hrvekfast at Fontenelle for Brownell
Hall rrsltisttnij !.
Tl'KSDAY-Weddlng of Mis Ellssheth
Pickens and Mr. Kenneth Peterson at
All Saints' church. Brownell Hall com
Itifnofirmt rier-rlees at 10;W a. m at
M. .MathlaV churin. Mra. O. R. Kher
nan, luncheon at Harpy Hollow rlnh.
WEDNF.tilMY-Tlaea of of Crelah-
ton university annual banquet and class
reunion at tha Konteneiir.
THI R8DAV-Omaha Woman' Press club
luncheon at Hotel I,oyl.
KATURP-AY-Mrs laaao Carpenter lunch
eon at Happy Hollow club.
Graduation exetrlses and futora plana
of tha rmmbfri of the achool vet Is tha
general toplo for tha weak.
By the laat of tha week tha schools
and colleges will be cloved for tha sum
mer and many festivities Incident to tha
form cloning will be things of tha pact
and tha younger act on their way noma
or to their respective summer haunU.
Qf Interest locally la the commence
ment exercises at Brownell Hall.
They will be held Tuesday at 10:30
o'clock at t. Matthias' church. Follow
ing these exercises the alumnae of this
Institution will have luncheon at the hall.
Tha members of this year's graduating
class will be honor guests at a garden
Party given on the grounds of the Hall
on Monday.
ftradaates la a Kaet.
Mra. D. H. Vlnsonhaler left yesterday
for Boston to attend the graduation of
her daughter, Isabel, from Dang Hslt.
Mrs. and Miss Vlnsonhaler will remain
east for the summer, going to Kenne
bunkport. Me., where they were last
year.
Mrs. C. W. Megeath returned yester
day from the east, accompanied by her
daughter. Mary, who has Just graduated
from BrUrcllff school In New York, and
by Miss Helen Eastman, who has been
a student at the Art Institute in Chicago
all winter. '
Major and Mrs. Jsmes J. Hornbrook
arrived Tuesday from Galveston to at
tend the graduation of their daughter.
Genevieve, from Brownell Hall on Tues
day. -They are stopping at the Merrlam.
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Chadwlck leave
Friday of this week for Itheca to attend
the graduation of t"(lr son. John, at
Cornell. Mrs. Chadwlck will be one of
the four chaperones at the Delta Phi
i fraternity house durtna senior week,
June M to 18. when eighteen or twenty
young girls will be entertained there by
'the Delta Phis, of whom Mr. John Chad
wlck ts one. Another Cornell graduate
will be Mr. Ted-Millard, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Millard. r -
In K.aatera Sehools,
Dr. and Mrs. ft. W. Connell left Thurs
day for Boaton to attend tlve graduation
of their daughter, Reerinn, at D.sna Hall.
'. Miss MarJorto McCord waa the first of
, the school girts In return from the east,
having arrived last riaturday after
graduating from Miss Borneo's school In
J'ew York City.
Miss Elisabeth Reed arrived home
Thursday from school at Mtlford,' Conn.,
and her sister. Miss Era Reed, comes
tomorrow from Vasssr. where she Is com
pleting her first year. .
Mum Adeyn Wood, daughter of Mr. and
Mra H. N. Wood, returned Wednesday
from iRaltlmore, where she has been
studying the pUrio at the Peabody Con
servatory of Music all winter with Mr,
Max Landow, formerly of Omaha.
Mra Thomas Brown and Miss Dorothy
Brown leave tomorrow for Kaclne to be
present at the graduating of Mrs.
Brown's son. Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. V, K.' Pea res le-ft this
week foi Boston to attend the graduation
of-their daughter. Helen, from Dana
Hall. With their daughter. Mr. ana Mrs.
Peeroe will spend two or throe weeks
traveling In the east.
McFerron-Ete wtrt Wedding.
St. Paul a Episcopal church was the
scene of a beautifully arranged wedding
hast night, when Miss Marie Btswart,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Test
Stewart, became the bride of Mr. Donald
MeFerron of Hoopeton, 111.
The ceremony was celebrated at S
o'clock by Kav. Dr. Bucksom, and the
hr'.de was glveq In marriage by her
rathe!1.
A color scheme of pink and lavsndar
wss followed at the church and the home.
where a reception followed to the wedding
quests.
The chancel of the, church was banked
with palms, ferns and quantities of Kll-
larney roses and orchids.
The bride was attraitlvs In a gown
of rose point lace, mode with a train
five yards In length. Her veil was of
rose point lace and was worn far back
Irora the face. A shoaer bouquet of
orchids and lilies of tlve valley was car
lied. The matron of honor, Mrs. Clifford
Wolfe, wore a gown of peach blossom
shaded chiffon, made with aa overdress
of pink soft satin. The overdress waa em
broidered with tiny bow knots la the
pastel shades. The bodice was of oriental
lace and chiffon trimmed with the tiny
bow knots. With this was worn unlu.ua
hat of mallue In the peach blossom shade
and following the Lady .Duff-Gordon
rr.odel. She carried a shower of pink
roses and orchids.
The bridesmaids were the Misses
Catherine Baker, of Michigan City,
Louise Haas of Kansas City, Florence
Heyn of Orang-e. N. J.; Elisabeth Good
rich ef Chicago. Marts r-tlfel of Wheel
trg. W. Vs., and Mildred Butler of
OmaJuu
They were gowned alike. In lavender
tattle with trimmings of real lace. They
wore hem of the same material aa the
gowns, trimmed with real roses, and
arrted shower boutjueta of lavender
orchids.
Mr. Lurten Dyer was best man, and
the ushers were Messrs. Howard Bnuld
ttig, Lloyd Kvans, John Banks, Arthur
lxog and William MeFerron. all of Chi
tag, and Mr. Clifford Wolfe.
A reoeiitlon followed the ceremony at
the home of the brtdu's (areata.
The rooms were abloom with JCUlerney
loses and laveudar orch'ds. In the din
ing room a mound of orchids and pink
seeded OfjidcUbra decorated the table.
The brt U- go-away-un aas of black
Bride at Fashionable Wedding Last Night
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MRti. HOWAMD II. SPAULDWa. JB.. Or CHICAQO (NEB MAMB STEWART OP COTJNCII BLUFFS.)
WILL BE OSE OF ATTRACTIVE
JVKE, BRIDES.
POPULAR O'NEILL GIRL BRIDE
OF THE WEEK.
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Tarter
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JCfiodes
for an extended trip and will be at home
alter September 1 In Hoopston, 111. .
For Convention Women.
X number of women Interested In the
coming Travelers' Protective association
national convention met at the rontenelle
Wednesday to discuss plana for enter
taining the women who will be her for
the convention. Ueorg W. Long, chair
man of the entertainment Committee, ad
dressed the women, following which a
delightful luncheon was served. The fol
lowing women were present
Mesdsmes
C, Allen,
A. O. Barker.
U. H. Hergsrow,
A. O. Byer.
N. . Brown.
U U Carr.
H. B. Cherntsa
K A. Countryman.
O. C, Crump,
J. H. Cutoff.
II. Iwitl.
D. Kck.
C. Kinpey,
I KlTll'kt.
H OrlfTin.
W. flsmble.
E. Oiimor.
It Ooiden.
II. (Griffith,
Ik Hpter,
U. lloel.
D. ltoag.
T. Hotcan.
K. Hushes.
Mlaeea
Bertie Hoag,
Uesdama
r. J. Hushes.
W. J. Hushes.
W. T. Lawrence,
I'. O. Lobeck,
Ueorge W. Long,
K. 1. McFadden,
Hugo Meichlor,
J. Meyer,
Page Morrison,
11. M. Noyee,
CaH J. Ochiltree.
H. B. Patrick,
H. K. K-tis,
A. D. Bitr,
NV. If. ktielberg.
W. K. dlrohbahn.
W. A. Ptone.
J. II. Btine.
Paul Themaneon.
R. B. Trimble.
A. A. Townaond.
W. N. Woodward,
O. U WohKord.
Mlasee
K. a May,
At Hippy Hollow
Mr. and Mra A. O. Edwards enter
tained four guests last evnlnf at dinner
Mr. and Mrs Byron Clarke, two; Mrs.
Howell. iur: ie Hamlin, four, and Dr,
E. C. Henry, atx.
With Mr. Henry S. Byrne last evening
were:
Mesd antes
Ella Byrne,
Uara. .
Walir U Byme. V. K. Byrne.
Mr W. 8. Wright aui M las Ada Wright
gave a dinner last evening. Their guests
were:
Mr. and Mra. Glenn C. dray e! Topeka.
MtMee Alleaee -
lln.n Treat, tTihv Wright.
Mrears . Meaere.
Chsj-t-s Mtson, Herbert bnalL
Master Miiaiu vtrini
Meada
W. a. Byr
Messrs.'
and white iberk silk. With (his she wore i Jr -d Mrs. E. iii-n.Un t will enter-
a trry na'aJI blue hat and a la'are cor-' ii at dinner this evening, when cover.'
ease of sri-hidti. j Wii lie placed for Mesara. and UiUnH
Mr, snd Mrs. Mcrrrn hae guiw east U. M. bi'Kcrley, Itonald IHjugUs. K. A.
AlMrlge and Bendlct, and Mesdamea
Kelsey Mid-H. M. Oods.
Others dining at the club last evening
were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton, who
had two guests; Mr. and Mrs. John Mad
den, two. and Mr. C. C. George, four.
With Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Huntley last
renins were Mr. and 'Mrs. Herbert
Wheeler, Mrs. Helen Robinson and Mr.
John . Wilkes,
For Mrs. Blakeney.
Mrs. R. B. Condon gave an attractive
appointed luncheon Friday at her home
in honor off Mrs. James Blakoney. The
table was decorated with a mound of
pink peonies and mock orange blossoms
and those Invited to meet the honor
guest were:
Mewlames Mesdames
Thomas Phaehy, J. J. Casey,
P. J. dheehy, Antlne Daly,
Mra James Blakeney of Kansas City
was honor guest at a kenslhaton given
on Wednesday afternon at the home of
Mrs. Henry Hamilton. The rooms were
abloom with Mrs. Ward roves, and tha
guests entertained were:
Mesdames Mesdames
John Mct'agu, .1. v, Wallop,
1'orls Handera, - John Kearney,
Arthur Hogera, J. J. C'aaey,
f rank Anderson, Arthur Daly.
Mra W. A. Welch ni'i-talned on Bau
urday afternoon at tier home. In honor
of Mrs. James Blakeney of Kansas City.
Mrs. Robert Parks gave a bridge
luncheon Tuesday at the Beymour Lake
Country club, In honor of Mrs. James
Blaksney of Kansas City. Mo., the guest
of Mr. and Mra Arthur Daly.
Trarel Plans for the Summer. .
Dr. Oeorge Til den left Friday to visit
Ms brother, who Uvea near Fulton, N. T.
lt. ' THden will also visit nlevas and
nephews In Ohio and Michigan on his
wsy east
Mra Ueorge A. Hoagland leaves Mon
day for Lake Washington, to Join Mr.
Hoagland, who Is enjoying a fishing trip.
Miss Louise Dinning . leaves todsy for
two months' visit In th east, going first
to Pittsburgh to visit Mr. and Mra Rob
ert Hoatetter and then to Woodstock. N.
Y., where her brother, Mr. Robert Din
ning. Is attending the summer landscape
school. Mr. Dinning Is a member of the
Art leeg-ue. Miss Dinning will also visit
Norwich. Conn., and ether ptaoea k
fore coming home .
Mr. Arthur Westergaxd will return to
his home In Omaha for tha summer.
Mr. Westergmrd la In business In Ea
Paso, Tex., where ha has bean all win
ter.
Miss Halcyon Cotton will leave the
first of the week tor Boston, where site
will loin a few cf the "WVUesle girts
and tak a motor trip through the slats
of New York. Later she will with her
friends visit in Nsw Jersey and la'tr go
to the home of Miss Margaret 8aladln in
the Thousand Islands for the remainder
of the summer.
Weddis. Plans.
The wedding of Miss Jessie M. Ptereon,
dsushter of Mr. and Mra. A. J. Ptarson,
snd Mr. Arthur R. Mitchell, will be cele
brated Tuesday evening, June IS, at the
Calvary (Baptist church.
Ths wedding of Miss Jennie Bernloe
Hmltk and Mr. Patrick James Doras will
be oeUbrated Wednesday morning at
o'clock At Bt Patrick's church. There
a 111 be a reception that evening at the
heme of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mra
Donald N. Fmlih. 15a Yates Street, be
tween the hours of 1:30 and it to.
The wedding of Miss Mildred Rose.
dsughtsr of Mr. and Mra C C. Rose, and
Dr. Lester Rarl Myers of Blair will be
celebrated Tuesday evening at the home
of the tMide, at S o'clock. The Rev. O.
P. Norrla. pastor of the Immaauel Bap
tist church will perform the ceremony,
which will be followed by a reception.
The t.rldcsma'ds will be Miss Kue Hay
w.rd ud Miss lrnia tidUam. Dr. lwit
I a. wry of Tecuiuerh will b brol man
FORMER OMAHA GIRL WEDDED
IN SIOUX CITY.
TZh. Julian Plamam
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will give their banquet at the Happy
Hollow club Wednesday, June It.
The Omaha Woman's Press' club will
have luncheon at the Hotel Loyal Thurs
day at 1 o'clock. Reservations must be
made to MIhs Kern or Miss McShane by
9 o'clork Thursday morning.
Mr. J. W. ParrlBh will give a dtnnr.r
of ten rovers Tuesday evening, June 15.
at the Happy Hollow club.
A special musical program will be given
Tuesday evening, June IS, at the Happy
Hollow club by Miss Hazel Silver, so
prano; Mr. Edwin Clark, cellist, and
Mrs. Walter Silver, panlst.
Luncheon and Bridge.
Mrs. Fred Bunch gave a bridge luncheon
Friday at her home. The decorations were
In Klllarney roses and pink peonies and
the guests entertained were:
Mesdames Mesdames
A. A. A very, K. W. Amspach,
J. M. Honan. W. M. Phllllns.
William Sidney.
William Mellon.
T. M. Tobln,
sister. Mra Vine Oaler. In Kan Francisco
she was with Mies Mildred Lomax a
great deal of the time.
Airs. Kdwin S. Cloyrr and her dauRh
ter. Mrs. Lester If. Drlshaus. who are
in Los Anirelea, will leave shortly for
Srnta Bargara. where they will spnd a
few days before going to Pan Francisco
to visit the exposition.
Miss Anna Bourke arrived Friday from
Mollne, where she has been visiting Mrs.
Oeorxe Mlxter. Miss Bourke Is with Mrs.
Thomas Kllpatrlck for a few days and
Is on her way to New Mexico from Wash
ington, where she and her mother, Mrs.
John Q. Bourke. have had sn apartment
for the last winter.
Luncheons for the Week.
Mrs. D. C. Bradford entertained at
luncheon at her home Monday In honor
ol Mrs. Hoxie Clarke. The tabU was
elaborately decorated with peonies and
covers were laid for:
Mesdames
T. F. Kennedy,
A. V. Klnslor,
Hartfte
of Kansas City,
Jerome Mafree,
B. B. Davis.
Mesdames
Clarke,
Kl!a J. Pqulres,
Kountse.
W. J. Conhell.
J M Metcalf.
Ftaunton
of Washington,
Tuesday Mrs. Henry .Wyman enter
tained at luncheon at the Fontcnelle,
when her guests Included:
Mesdames
Casper Yost,
J. J. Brown,
8. V. Chase,
C. J. Greene,
John C. Cowln.
Another little
Mesdames
C K. Mnnderson.
James McKenna,
B.K. Crummer,
J. W. Gannett.
luncheon party at the
Tontenelle Tuesday included Mrs. Hoxle
(Continued on Page Four. Column Two.)
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News of the Wayfarers.
Miss Beulah Sharp returned Tuesday
from two months In the west, during
which time she was In Idaho with Mrs.
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Miss Mildred Causen will play the wed
ding march and Mr. Klchard Claik will
accompany her on the violin.
A wedding of Interest to Omaha peo
ple will be that of Miss Louise Fearon
of Pant Monica, Cel., and Mr. Robert
DrttcolL jr., of Lead. 8. D which will
take place June 10 at Santa Monica.
No cards will ba Issued.
Miss Fearon ts tha daughter of Mr. and
Mra Edward Fearon, who made their
home In Omaha until their removal to
California a few rears ago. She attended
the Sacred Heart convent and finished
at Rochester, N. T.
Mr. Drtscoll la a graduate of Harvard
and is th eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. R.
1L Drtscoll. He Is associated with his
r.,v.i I. k hanVlnff Klialneaa at l-ad.
The young couple wtll spend their hon- 1 11
..ninnn nn tha roaat and before returning ! t
to Lead will be the guests of Miss Fear
on's sister. Mra James P. Mulqueen, In
Council Bluffa
For the Future.
The Omaha Women's Golf association
wlil meet for lurwheon at the Field club
Monday at noon. At 1 o'clock the
monthly golf tournament will commence.
Mrs. William Kretts will entertain
Thursday afternoon for Miss Jessie rier
son. Mrs. H. 8. Has den will give a
luncheon Saturday for the same honor
guest.
Tuesday evening- the I-a Plaaooia dub
will bold a meeting, followed by a fare
well reception to Paul RusiruW. who ts j U
Kan., where they are to reside. Tha
meeting will be held at Mr. Rusratset'g
residence.
Mra Thomas Brown will give a tea
Monday. June It, for her daughter. Miss
Dorothy Brown, lately returned from
school In England. Miss Crown has spent
moat of the last three years abroad and
has devoted much time to her musio,
both vocal and instrumental.
Mrs. Alex Jetes will entertain the mem
Urs of ths Rummy club Monday after
noon at brr home.
The seniors of the Omaha High school
sSauiUw
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