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TilH OMAHA SUNDAY MKK: AUGUST 8, 11?1..
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ALREADY GUESSING QUEEN
High Honor ii Finally Glren to
One of the Quirera Debu
tante! of the FaIL
GIRLS ARE All ATTRACTIVE
Portal raleadar.
UNDAT ."uppers at the Country. Happy
Hollow end Field cluh.
Tt'ESDAY Children's d at the Harry
Hollow cluh: Becker-Kosenstock wed
ding; Mra T. M. Newman, theater
pertr for her rw!! hrmo rhih, pirnlo
at Miller park; luncheon at the Com
merrlsl rlub for Mrs. Ml. A. Boole.
VKINF:!UAY-Dlnner-danc at Country
and Klrld clubs; Iairerrnieot-Haa-klnaon
wedding at horne of the bride.
THURSDAY I-adics' day luncheon at
field. Happy Hollow and Heymour
I.Ke clubs; ivy club party at Odd Kel
W hsll
KKIDAT Children's day At the Field
club; dinner-dance at the Seymour Lake
Country cluh
SATURDAY Pinner-dance nt the Coun
try. Field. Happy Hollow and Carter
lke clubs: 1-es Amies Whist club, reg
ular meeting.
Thing noelsJly are at a low sob jiwt
now. not due to the days of "Blrus"
either, as Is usually the case, but the
. fcfty set Is summering e'sewhere end
the stay-at-homes have been dividing
their Interest between the horse races
and the ball fames, to the eclwlon of
anything more formal.
Since the carnival time Is fast approach
Ing snd the queen of Ak-Sar-Ren Is
usually chosen from the' ranks of the
debutantes, considerable speculation Is
rife Just now as to her Identity. A
glance, therefore, over the coming buds
of the winter Is Interesting. Mis Isabel
Vlnsonhaler. Mies Marjorle McCord.
Miss Marlon Towle, Miss Dorothy Welter.
Mis Kstnerlne Iiavenport. Miss KJIfi
heth Carr and Miss Oertrude Mets are
the poeeibl debutantes of the fall.
Ml VlnsonhaJer Is the only daughter
of Judge and Mrs. D. M. Vlnsonhaler
and since finishing at Dana, Hall In
June has been with her mother at Ken
nebunkport. Me. Khe I expected home
the first f September. Miss Marjorle Mo
. Cord ts another only daughter and her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'W. 11. McCord,
have one of the charming homes of
Omaha, which will doubtless be opened
for many smart affairs for the young
debutante.
Miss Marlon Towle Is one of two very
attractive daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
John W. Towle and their pretty home In
the Field club district has already become
famous for Its hospitality to ths young
people. Miss Marlon graduated from
Bradford academy In June, having prevl
ously finished at Brownell Hall.
Miss Dorothy Weller and Miss Kath
srlne Davenport are cousins, both being
granddaughters of Mr. C. F. Weller, and
the former a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Weller. Miss Weller Is a grsd
uato of Bt. Mary's school at Knoxvllle,
where she was valedictorian of her class.
Miss Katharine Davenport is the daugtw
ter of Mra Frederick W. Clarke, and
sine graduating from the high school
ha devoted herself to music, specialising
on the organ at the Syracuse, university.
, Visa Elisabeth Carr, daughter of Mr.
and Mra. Robert Carr, graduated from
tli high school last February,' and
shortly afterwards went east to visit her
aunt, Mrs. Joseph Oameau, In Kw Tork
and Princeton. Mis carr la also a niece'
of Mrs. John R. Ktngwalt and is a de
cidedly popular member of the Happy
'.Hollow younger set '
,Wetern Wayfarers,
i Mrs. Frank WQoox Is visiting bar
'daughter, Mrs. Oeorg W. Tiller, in
' Seattle and will take ths ocean trip
from there to the exposition. Bh will
visit another daughter, Mrs. Frank B.
lladley. In Denver on the return trip.
, Mrs. J. R. Lehmer, Miss Sharp and Miss
Ida Sharp left Wednesday to spend six
weeks in California.
. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Updike and Miss
tucy Vpdlk have gone to California.
Mrs. Harry Dootly and children, left
Katurday for the I. X. ranch at Ranch
eater, Wyo. This la twelve mile from the
Eston ranch.
Mrs. Arthur Remington leaves today
far Eaton's ranch In Wyoming and will
ntso visit Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barker,
who are quite near there tor the summer.
Mra E. W. Btoltenberf, accompanied
by her daughter. Helen, left last Thurs
day for an extended western trip. 8he
will visit a sister at Pocatollo, another at
Spokane ' and her mother, Mrs. K. M.
liuckhols. at Seattle.' Befor returning.
Mrs. Etoltenberg and her daughter will
vlMt both expositions.
Mrs. Qlsdstone Derby and small son.
Gladstone Chandler, left Thursday for
I .os Angeles, where they will visit Dr.
ixrby'a parents, and his sister, Mrs. A,
P. Metcalfe. Dr. Derby will Join them
later, and they will visit both exposition
before returning.
Amon the Visitor.
Miss Mary McDonald of Dulutb, Minn
Is the guest of Mrs. Lee Hamlin.
Mist Nathalie Bnteoou of Kansas City
is the guest this week of her cousin. Mis
lcta Holdrege.
- Miss IJIIIsn 8ulu of Pittsburgh. Pa.,
arrived Wednesday to visit Mis Orao
Allison for several weeks. '
Mr. and Mr. N. F. Reckard and
c hildren of Betavia, 111., are guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorg OiUeapl.
Mra. Paul V. Beresford of Mount Vr-
poon. N. T., la visiting her sinters, Mr.
, J. II. Morton and Mrs. A. C Kennedy.
' Mrs. Russell Harrison and her grand
daughter are with Mrs. Alvtn R under
at the tatter's Bhennan avenue hem.
Mr. end Mrs. W. F. Baffarty of Syra
cuse. N. Y are week-end guest of Mr.
and Mrs. P. H- Philbin at their summer
home. "Hill croft."
. Mte IaiIu Bhade of Hebron. Neb., I
tue hou g.iest of Mis Bernioe Thomas.
Mips Eha.de Is a member of the Delta
l-tta Delta sorority.
ilLs Keller and Miss Oeorgta Keller
vt Charlottesville. Vs.. were the guest
uf Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Keller last
wr'k on their way to California.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sydney have as
their gust, Mr. Sydney's sister, Mrs. C.
W. M. Brown; Miss EsUe and Mr. Rob
ert Brown of Elmlra. N. T.
Mrs. Hamlin ef Boston, mother of Mrs.
.'. C. Oeorgs. arrived last week, on her
may from California. She will remain
st , the George home while Mra Oeorg
I east.
To Visit in Canada.
Rev. T. J. Mackay and Mra. Mackay
ft Thursdsy for Chicago, from whence
: hey will mske the boat trip to Canada.
Ihey will be cone one month.
Kcv. LJovd B. Holaappl and Mr. Hoi
sM'i'le will Itsve the first of the Week
'or a short varettca. They will be the
of Mr. snd Mra George II. Thuui
ii. I st Richards landing, Ht. Joseph's
nitAiid. ('snad.
iiton l'riirig itsves Sunday evening
I"r i'l'i'tu sn.l St. Joseph' Ulsnd. On-
i.v ly X il or irt USC Ot AtlShwp
Guest of Her Parents
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MRS. TURNER WAU.ABTER, WHO 19
MRS. A. Q. EUWAHI'H,
SHE WILL BE WEDDED ON
WEDNESDAY.
Ruth
Jfeirkinson
and Mrs, Williams at their aummer horn
on St. Joseph'! Island, Canada.
Return from California.
Colonel J. C. Sharp returned last week.
Mr. Daniel Bautn ha returned from a
stay of a vera! weeks In California.
from a two weeks' trip to the California
expositions. ,
Mra. R. S. Hall and daughters. Mis
Dorothy and Mis Janet, and son, Jasper,
returned Friday from California.
Mr. Warren Roger and Mrs, D. II.
Wheeler, Jr., returned - Thursday from
three month In California. Miss Mildred
Roger stopped tn Colorado with Miss
Portia, watt, and Mrs, Louis Bradford,
who was also of the party, remained In
California. .
Omahana at Okoboji.
Mrs. Ben Boyo and daughter, Jane,
and Mis Eugenl Patterson, are occu
pying the Patterson cottage at La Oko
boji. Mr. and Mr. Sam Burn and Mrs. T.
T. Kennedy nam down from Okoboji
Monday. Mjr. and Mrs. Burn motored
back to the lake Friday, accompanied
by Mr. and Mra. Harry Tukey and Mr.
Tom Davia, who wilt remain over Sun
day wtlh them. Mr. Kennedy will not
return to the lake again.
Return from Europe.
Mr. Lewis 6. Reed and family landed
In New York City last Monday. Mr.
Reed ha resided In Pari for a number
ef year, but returned to tho United
State on account of the war. The two
sons, Lewts and Baioomb Reed, and Mr.
Phillip Reed hsv gone to Chicago, wher
thy will make their future home. Mr.
and Mrs. Reed will remain tn New York
for the present until they decide on their
plan for the future.
Colorado Sojourners.
Mis Elisabeth Km ts sojourning at
Colorado Springs.
Mrs. I. Pearl man and Miss Elisabeth
Marks leave today for an extended trip
through Colorado.
At Wequetonsing.
Mra C. K. Coutant and Mrs. Have?
stick have returned from Wequetonelng,
Mich, wher they were the guest of
Mra Crelgh at ber cottag there.
Other Omaha people at Wequetonaing
ar Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Scott and family
who have the Newberry cottage, and Mr
F. J. Fltxgerald and daughter, Josephine
ar at Bsy View, near by. wher the
have a cottage called "7he Wren." Mr
1L If. Holoorab and family ar at Roar
ing Brook Inn.
Out-f"Town Wedding-.
An unusually pretty wedding was cele
brated at the home of Mr .and Mra
Oeorg Mellor In the Malvern Wednesday
venlng. August 4, at 7:J0, when their
daughter. Mis Eleanor Mcllor, and Mr.
George Edwsrd Day, Jr., of Springfield,
111., were united In marriage. The home
we attractively decorated with cut
flowers and potted plants, and pink snd
whits roses. The ceremony wss per
formed by the Rev. R Biuce West, pas
tor of the First Presbyterlsn church
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VISITTNO HER PARENTS, MR. AND
HER ENGAGEMENT TO WED JUST
ANNOUNCED.
Sessia Gravis.
Preceding the ceremony, Mis Florlnd
Young of Macedonia, sang "Oh Perfeot
Love.". Lohengren's weddjng march was
played by Miss Iowa Deardorff, accom
panied by Mr. S. S. Foster on the violin.
The bride wss given in marriag by her
father. &h was gowned In ivory whits
charmeuse trimmed with lac and pearl,
the carried a bouquet of lilies of the val
ley. 8 lie wont the bridal veil that was
worn by th groom' mother at her
wedding. Miss Katheryn Mellor, a slater
of the bride, was maid of honor, and was
gowned ln white crepe de mere, trimmed
with chantilly lace. Th brldeemand
were Miss Ethel Holllngsworth of Us-
ooln, Miss Bonnl Fisher of Cedar Rapids,
la. i Mis Leonora Young of Macedonia,
la., and Mis idea nor Bteeoburg of Farm
ington, III. Miss Charlotte McCab of
Omaha was the flower bearer and Messrs.
Russell Jonas and Nicholas Rldgeley of
Springfield, 111., stretched th ribbon.
Th groom was attended by hi father
as best man. Mr. and Mra Day leit th
aam evening for Omaha. Th following
day they went to Chicago, when they
will tak a trip on th Qreat Lake.
after which they will be at homo at
Springfield, III., wher tho groom la en
gaged ln business with hi father.
Th out-of-town guests Included Mr.
O. K. Dellecker and daughter, Mrs. Rob-
art Oantt; Miss Ethel Mulhollaad, Kta
Charlott McCabe and Mis Betty vraw
ford of Omaha; Mrs. I J. Hendricks of
Council Bluffs. Mis Ethel Holllngs
worth and Mis Strattoa of Lincoln,
Mis June Ballard of Nebraska City,
Robert Mellor and wife ef Wayne, Mrs.
M. L Robinson and son, Francis, and
Mis Sella Aller of Hasting. Neb.: Mr.
and Mrs. Matheny of Granite Falls.
Minn.; Mis Bonnl Fisher of Cedar
Rapids, Is.: Mis Lillian Onam of Car
roll, la.: Mra May Whitney Farnham
and daughter. Ruth and Elsie, of Shen
andoah, la.: J. T. Young and wlf
and daughter. Florlnda, Leonora and
Margaret, and son. Mason, of Mace
donia, la.; Mr. and Mrs. M. J, Williams
and son. Clifford, of Qleawood; Mis
JEleanor 6tenburg of Farming-ton, III.!
and Messrs. Oeorg E. Day, sr.; Nichols
Ridgley and Russell Jones of Spring
field. III.
Wedding Flans.
The wedding of Mis Ruth Hawkln
son. daughter of Mr. and Mr. A. Hawk
'"n, and Mr. H. R. Lagerquest of De
Moines, la., will tak place Wednesday
evening at th home of th bride.
The wedding of Mis Clare McAneney
and Mr. Allen Sale will be celebrated
at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the
home of the bride, 137 Olenn avenue.
Council Bluffs Miss McAneney U the
daughter of Mr. and Mm. J. F. McAn
eney. Th young couple will reside tn 1
Paso. Tex., wher Mr. Sale I a principal
in the schools of that city.
Th wedding of Mtsa Fanny Roatoek,
daughter of Mra IL Rosenatork, and Mr.
ixjvan Theodore Becker ef Mitchell, S.
V.. will be quietly solemnised on Tues
day evening. August 10, at ths Fontenetl
hotel at o'clock. Dr. Cohn of Temple
Iniarl will pel f rut the ceremony.
pi brIJo will . bo ultended by ' Jure.
PRESIDENT OF THE SOUTH SIDE
W. C. T. U.
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Hugo Stein of Fargo, K. D a sister of i
the groom, as matron of honor, and herj
three sisters, the Misses Jeele Rosen-
stock, who will be maid of honor; Lorene,
bridesmaid, and Hortense, flower girt,
Mr. Cheater Nathen of Fort Wayne,
Ind., will bo best man, and the usher
will be Mr. Stanley Straus of Ligouler,
Ind.; Herbert Berg, Chicago; Hugo Stelu,
Fargo, N. D., and Milton Kramer ot i
Madison, S. D. I
At the Country Club.
Mra P. P. Ktrkendsll was lnstes at
on of th largest dinner last evening
at th Country olub. Her guests were:
Messrs. and Mesdampn
A. L. Reed,
W. A. C. Johnson,
Frank Judson.
Dixon.
Kd George.
Harry Burkley,
Wilhclm.
Henry Wyman,
Will Redlc.k,
O. G Redlok.
Walter Page,
Mould i.Mets,
J. K. Rummers,
Mesdames
Howard Haldiige.
Messrs.
C. C. Oeorg.
Mesdames
Itnrber.
Messrs.
Frank Burkley,
Mr. and Mrs. Hsrley Moorhcad gave a
dinner of four covers last evening at the
Country club.
Dining with Mr. and Mrs. Ii S, West
brook wer;
Messrs. and Mesdames
Mark Cnad. It. H. Huntley.
Frank Kennedy,
Mis Em l Keller had s her guests st
dinner Saturday evening:
(Misses
Clara Hart,
Marjorle MnCord,
Marion Towle,
Naomi Towle,
F.sther Wilhelm.
Grace Allison,
Lillian Blutx.
Pittsburgh, Pa. ;
Elizabeth Carr,
Messrs.
Henry Hart. .
Judson Squires,
Maurice progsn. .
Clsrem'e Petsrs.
Philip Downs.
Ben Gallsghor,
Herbert Connell,
Robert Connell,
Fred Daugherty,
Malcolm P-aldrlge,
Miss
Hochrtetler,
Klisabctli Reed,
Krna Iteed.
Josephine Congdon,
Hacon.
Kugenle Whltmore,
Rogtna Connell.
Marlon Howe. .
Diiphne Peters,
Messrs.
Burdens Klrken-
dill.
James McCord, , .
Robert Howe,
Brandon Howell, .
Charles Hamil
ton, jr. ;
Jabln Caldwell.
Morton Wakeley,
Thompson Wskeley,
Charles 8. Keller.
Mis Mary Burkley gave a dinner last
evening for Mrs. Herbert French of
Louisville, Ky. He guest were:
Mr. and MacMlllan Harding.
Mrs. French.
Messrs. Messrs.
Cuthbert Potter. Lawrence Brlnker,
Mr. Ward M. Burgess entertained at
dinner last Evening at the Country club
for Mr. Sam Megeath ot New York City.
Covers wer placed for:
Messrs. and Mesdames
Charles T. Kountss, W. J. Foye.
Fred Hsmllton. W. T. Burns.
E. H. fiprssne.
Mrs. Will Poppleton.
Messrs.- Messrs.
Burgesa Sin Megeath,
Mr. and Mr. R. J. Dinning gave a
dinner of eighteen covers last evening
at th Country Club.
SBsaasssnsss f '
At Seymour Lake Country Club.
Dr. and Mra. C. W. Pollard entertained
at dinner Friday evening, when covert
wer laid for tha following guests:
Messrs. and Mesdames
Chsrles Harding,
Roht. R. HolUster,
H B. Lemers.
Chsrles Gould.
Misses
Sybil Nelson.
Bell Ryan.
UUm,
Fanny Harden of
Boston. Mas.
Msry Ryan.
Mr. Leon Nelson.
Mr. J. F. Aull wss host at a dinner
party Friday evening, having with him'
Mesdames
Mexlames
Nolan,
Ryan.
Misses
'Anne Klvnn,
Kthel King.
Margaret Finney.
Messrs.
Kd Waters,
W. Hoye.
Dr. Woods.
Misses
Bertha Baumer.
Rose ehroeder of
Houx City.
Messrs.
T. J. Nolan,
T. F. Ryan of
St Louis, Mo.
Joseph Lawier,
A dancing party
composed of the fol
lowing young people was entertained by
Mlas Anna McCormlck:
Misses
Flna fchafer,
Helen Yates.
Leola Shafer.
Messra
John Past,
lOdward McC&rthr.
Thomas McClure.
Misses
Ruth West.
Anna Sautter.
Messrs.
John Whltten.
Guile Current.
Joseph Sautter.
Mr. A. H. Dudley gave a
dinner party
Walter lies-
Friday evening for Messrs
selbacker and O. A. Cleveland of Chicago
and Karl H. Hopkins of New York.
Dining with Mr. and, Mrs. 0. A. Man
gum were Mr. and Mrs. W. C Crosb)
and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Crosby.
Others entertaining at dinner Frlduv
venlng were Mlsa Dorthy Dahlman, who
had four guests; W. F. Bavinger, five;
Dr. K. T. Rhanahan. three; Mra J. J
McAllister, Tour; F. A. Broadwell. two,
J. J. Minchey. five; Miss Btscia Mulvlhill
ten; C. L Vollmer, four, and J. K. Bed- 1
nar, four. !
The first of a series of Sunday musicals
will ha given at the cluh house tmmedl
stely following the dinner hour August I.
tribute to this program. The Tuesday
evening entertainment will be under the
direction of Mra E. I DeLanney.
Miss Oraoe Poole will entertain at a
golf breakfast Sunday morning, when
covers will be laid for twenty guests.
Mr. A. 8. Mkllam and family ar lav
Ing for a two weeks' trip to fit Ixmls,
Fort Worth and other southern points
During their absence their cottage will J
he occupied by the Misses Mabel Melcher, I
Mary Connor and Helen Poole. I
Celebrate Weddine Anniversary.
Dr. and Mra W. A. Wllcog celebrated
thlr sliver wedding anniversary at their
ham. "The Pines." on Tuesday evening, j
The porch wss decorated ilh Jupantse '
lanterns snd quantities of ssparagus fern,
The (lining room was decorated with
Pink and white. A lars-e bssket of Dink
and white roses tied with pink tulle
bow was used as the table centerpiece.
rr. Ptem Phelps of Bellevue, performed I
the renewed weddiim ceremony. An o- !
chestr played all during the evening, j
snd about forty-five Ruept were enter. !
talned. Atnona the out-of-town Bursts'
re Miss I. m ile lownlng of Unroin ana
Mies Helen ilawci of David City.
At the Field Clnb.
With Mr. and Mrs. John II. Hustle at
dinner laet evening t the Fie'd club
were:
Mesre and Me-ilmuce
M- " Hussle, ivlwnrd fVttau,
Mlaaea MtKrf
Helen lluaaie. CMit-e Patterson.
.Mr. Itlchnnl Molllmun.
Mr. and Mrs. . C. I.mbert enter
tsine.l s. dinner last evening at the
Field eiub. The'r guests Included:
Messrs. snd Mnilam
Wllllam Hrooks of Ilenjamln f taker
C'w ?Tk "' A. V. Phot well.
Miss Msry Mtinchoff.
Among others entertaln'ng ut dinner
last evening st the Field rlub wrre: Mr.
Iester Drlshaus. who had five guests;
Mr. V. W. Calkins, five, nnd Mr. Haw-
thorne Daniels, four.
J Luncheon for Guests.
Mrs. W. If. Chapln gave a 1 o'clock
! luncheon Friday for Mrs. K. Me'.by and
daughter of Edmoro. N. D. Tellow and
white formed the color scheme for the
decorations and covers wero placed for:
Mesdsmes
K. Melby,
J. R Jurgenpon,
Orrigen Williams.
Misses
A dele in lint.
Mesdamrs
K. 1. Hunserford.
H. K. Kredrlckeon,
Jerome Ullle.
Misses
llentrlre Melby,
June Melliy.
Iois Wllllsms,
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Ollt-of-Town Wedding,
Miss Beulnh EX Whlttemore, daughter
of Mrs. Anna O. Whlttomore of Omaha,
Neb., and Leroy Fl Moore of Pullman,
Wash., were married Thursday noon at
h First United Presbyterian church at
Pullman. The marriage ceremony was
solemnlxed by the Rev. II. F. Given,
only h Immediate friends of tha couple
neing present. Th coupl was attended
by Miss Pearl McKenna.
bride, and J. Austin Moor of Oregon,
An - lUith a
Astonish- JJM$ Big
i"g IW Reason
Sale mt-. Behind It
You know tho story of this sale; our wareroonis are being completely remodeled, -walls
and partitions to come down, new front to be put in, and'warorooms to be' redecor
ated throughout. Wo simply must get our stock out of the store to avoid damage
and facilitate the work.. (Every instrument at cut prices and the most liberal buying
plan. "... ,1 V ' .
Almost every good make
need to tell you about these makes. You
know them. Some of them have been sold
here for 41 years. Yon can choose from
this list:
Mason & Hamlin, Kimball, Kranich &
Bash, Hospe, Bush & Lane, Brambach,
Cable-Nelson. Krakauer, H. P. Nelson,
Whitney, Hinze and many others.
Now Pianos
9169.00, $175.00, $190.00,
$200.00, $210.00, $225.00,
$250.00, $275.00 and up. Terms as
low as $5.00 per month.
Never before were such high grade, tiioroughly established Pianos acd Player
Pianos offered at jo greatly reduced prices and on such favorable terms.
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brother of the groom. The bride wore
I a traveling gown of blue taffeta. After
! the ceremony a weddtno- break r.. ...
i served at the Davenport.
Miss 'Whlttemore has been tesrher
,n tn public Sv'iiools of Omaha. After
hort honeymoon they will make their
nome t Iullman. where Mr. Moore Is
ln business,
.
JIcCarty-Lynch.
The marrlago of Miss Anna Lynch and
Mr. Henry Joseph MoCarty was cele
brated Saturday morning at 7 o'clock at
Pt. Cecelia's pro-eathedraj. Rev. Father
(laltley performed the ceremony In the
presence of the Immediate family and a
few friends. Miss Winifred Traynor
played the Lohrngrjn wedding march and
during the service Mrs. James Hanley
sang "Ave Maria" snd Miss Beatrice
Coffey snug "O. Lord, Ho Merciful."
The bride wore her go-away gown of
citron colored cloth with hat to match.
She carried an arm bouquet of bride's
roses and liliee of the valley. Miss Mary
Lynch, sister of the bride, was the brides
maid. She wore a tan colored suit with
a black velvet toque and carried Mrs.
Ward roses.
The groom was attended by Mr. M.
llanna as beat man. The ceremony was
followed by a breakfast for twenty
guests and later a reception was held.
Mr. McCarty was connected formerly
with the Brandeis Stores here and la now
manager and buyer of the ready-to-wear
department of Wilkin Bros., De Moines.
After an extended trip east, which will
Include New York City. Atlantic City
and Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. McCarty will
reside In Des Moines. The bride is the
dsughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lynch,
formerly of Lynch, Neb., and prominent
residents of the state.
Chenoweth-Tonge Wedding.
The wedding of Miss Nellie Tonge,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Tonge,
and Mr. Roscoe H. Chenoweth took place
at the Diets Memorial church Wednes
day evening. The Rev. Charles N. Daw
son performed the ceremony.
The bride wore a gown of white
crepe de chine trimmed with lace and
pearls. She carried an arm bouquet of
KUlarney roses. Miss Marguerite Tonge.
sister of th bride, was - th maid of
is here. Xo
All playing
$275, $298, $300, $3
$375, $400
$2.00 per week.
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i honor, snd the Misses llllah Fisher anit
'y Woodmm bridesmaids. Dittla
Misses Dorothy snd Ruth Smith, twin
sisters, were the flower gir' ana nun
bearers. Mr. Herbert Chenoweth, brother
of the groom, was best man.
A reception was held following th
reremony at the home of the bride' par
ents. A fur a two weeks" trip west th
young couple will reside In Omaha.
For the Future,
The members of the Sermo alub will
give a picnic at Miller park on Tuesday,
The members of the Ivy club will en
tertain at cards snd dancing Thursday at
the Independt Order of Odd Fellows'
hall.
Mrs. D. M. Newman will en tertafn four
teen guests at a Brandeis theater party
Tuesday in honor of her guest. Mrs. Jar
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WINNING MENU
Snbmltted by Mrs. Jam O. Carters
411 So, 85th Ave., whioh will be served,
August 8, from 13 to 6:30 p. m., In on
7 So Sunday dinner mean contest I
Cream of Tomatoe
Saratov Flakes
Celery
Radishes
8almon Cutle-t. Caper Bauo
Choice of . . .
Fried Spring Chicken, Southern atyii
Currant Jelly
Braised Filet of Beef, Larded. Tomato
Mushroom Sauce
Roast Loin of Veal, with Dreasin;
Mashed! Potatoes . . J
Candled Pweet Potatoes:
Hot Buttered Beet
Hot Rolls
Cabbsge Salad with
Cheese Wafer
Peach
Cobbler with Whipped
Cream
or
Ice Cream and Cake
Tea Iced Ten Coffee Milk
Saeh wesk a 98 book of xal tlokstd
will b given away for the best menu
submitted for th 75o Sunday alnnr
GANSON'S
CAFE
1508-10 Howard Street
Slightly Used and
Refinishcd Pianos
Kimball, Steinway, Chickering, Hospe,
Sterling, Whitney, Schoninger,, Hinze,
Cable-Nelson, and many other well-known-makes,
at $98, $110, $125, $135,
$140, $115, $150, $175, $200,
$215, $225. $265. Tenns as low as
$1.00 per week.
Player Pianos
standard 83 note
rolls at
$350,
and up.
Terms as low as
1513
DOUGLAS
STREET
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Nebraska
Mausoleum Co.
M.USOI.KIM ItllLDKHS,
SI8-U Oaiaha National Bonk Bide.
1'hon louglas 2175.
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