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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1916)
2 B THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JUNE 18, 1916. What is Going On in Society Circles Visiting Old Friends in Omaha Betrothal Announcements. Mr. and Mrs. Emmet G. Solomon announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Elizabeth, to Mr. John Herbert McMillan. The wed ding will be a quiet home service Wednesday evening, June 21. Cards were received in Omaha last week from Mr. and Mrs. William J. Martin of South San Francisco, Cal., announcing the betrothal of their daughter, Grace Marguerite, to Alex ander Budge Groie. Mr. and Mrs. Martin are former residents of Oma ha, who left here some years ago. , Mr. Martin is a brother of C. W. and F. T. B. Martin and was a law part ner of John L. Kennedy before he , went Jo California. Mr, and Mrs. J. R. Beerup of Lin coln, announce the engagement of their daughter, Edna Laveme, to Harry Griffith Entricken of Holsteln, vIe., formerly of Omaha. Mr. En tricken is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Entricken of Omaha. Miss Beerup, has during the last two years, resided with her aunt, Mrs. Edward Cole of this city. The wed ding will take place at some time dur ing the summer, and the pair will live in Holstein. Mrs. Cole will entertain thirty guests in honor of Miss Beerup on Monday. At the Field Club. Plans have already been made at the Field club for the annual Fourth of July jollification. . A special din ner dance will be given on the even ing of Independence day, featuring a holiday table d'hote dinner, extra music and inter-course dancing if de sired. This dinner will in no way interfere with the regular Wednesday dinner dance. i Yettere'en at the club a number of members entertained parties of eight or ten guests. Mr., and Mrs.'E, H. Howland had a family group. A jovial Dutch treat party took place at the Field club yesterday eve ning. In the party were: Dr. nd Maodamaa B. H. Bruanlnf. ' H.- Fricko. Heaara. and ileodamo U HbM , H. M. Ootildlnf, of Qrand lalana, p. p. Mlkw.ll. J. C. Qarapscliar, William OllUr, , MlH Ruth Bartoarh. Mra. Madolln. JCnif . Mr. Albart Krusv . In honor of Miss Dorothy Carns of Lincoln, who is visiting Miss Mary j mynn, unmcr psrry was given Sat urday evening at the Field club Those present were: Mr. and Mra. C w. Calklno. MtMM ktlsooa- Paulina Mollon. Mary Tartar. Dorothy Cams, Mooara. - Maura. J. w. Mush. a Hwlor Oanant '" Jamas Alloa, Parties of four were in aritcr a th Field club. Eugene Crane, H. A. Cam- eron, w. iv foote, 5. L. Tubbs, Ralph Kitchen and G. J. Ingwersen each had four. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Fick entertained one of the largest parties, covers be ing laid for twelve guests. J. O. Sl- loro nao ten and Jack Sharps eight rrcaw. ..,?? William H. Head and Mrs. Wilbur G. Brandt will entertain fifty guests at luncheon at the Field club nurway. ' At the Country Club. . The Saturday evening dinner-dance at the Country club attracted the us ual lam comuanv of nlnaur.alrra t given-in-honor affairs being quite i general ." Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Foye enter i tamed one of the larger parties of ! VKv f ut,.t,t complimentary to Miss i Mildred and Mr. Willard Butler, who are leaving Omaha to make their ; nome in Kansas Utv. ror Mr. ana Mrs. John h. Butler. their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John C French, gave a dinner, the other guests in the party including Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Davis and Mr. and Mra. Fred W. Clarke. The dinner guests of Mr, and Mra. j. c. ueorge were: Moaara. and Mtodamaa Edwtn swooo, w. A. rraaor. frank w. Judaon, " Mr. u( Mrs, ChsrlN A. MuL Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Keelins en tertained at dinner for; Moaaro. and Matdaniat . ' 8. 8, Caldwall. 1. A. C. Kannodr. MlH Krnncaa WataoU. -Mr. Frank Haao.IL . Mrs. Csioer E. Yest and Mra. Charles Offutt chaperoned a party of young people at ine country club din. ner last evening. In the party were Mian Oraco Allison, Vlrtfnta OfTult, Clara Daufhorly, Moaara. Wllllam KoM of Man fYanclooo, Jarvlo Oltuu, Mlaaoi Eui.nl. Patlarwa. Allca Jaqulia. Robart Byrno oft Now York. Chariot ORtitt Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Baum enter tained" at dinner at the Country club Saturday (or Lieutenant and Mrs. Allan keed of Balboa. Panama, who are the guests of Mrs. Reed's parents, Mr. ana Mrs. u. r. Moorneaa. Others entertaining at the club were Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A. Hall, who had twenty guests, members of the Subscription Dance club: W. Farnam Smith, fourteen; W. S. Blackwell, eight; J. T. Stewart, eight: John C Wharton, six: John W. Kedick, four: E. S. Weetbrook, five, and Kenneth Patterson, tour. ! Wedding Announcements. ! Mr. and Mrs. James Anbert of Mar ; tell. Neb., announce the marriage of ; their daughter, Clara, to Frank R. Willacy of Omaha. The ceremony ' took place Saturday at the home of , Rev. Hubbard of Martell. at 5 o'clock. ! Mr. Willsey and his bride will be at ; home atter July l at ZJ Wortn V ; tictn street, umana. Mr. Henry H. Lovell of Omaha and ' Mist Carrie May White of Houston. Tex- were married in Kansas City ' Saturday. The bride was a teacher of - thematic before her marriage. hey will reside at the Hamilton aoartments after their return to this ! Miss Esther Fjerrou, daughter of Mr. and Mra. J. F. Pjerrou, was mar ried last Saturday evening to Mr. Ray Parsley. The ceremony took place in Council Bluffs, the young people be- accompanied by Rev, Wheeler of a South Side, who performed the ercmony. . "FcNlchoto Nuotiale. i t Helen McNichols, daughter f i f. and Mrs. C E. McNichols of a. became the bride of Mr. t Kissel!, son of Mrs. S. Kisaell U ca Bluffs, at their cottage, 3 Avenue n, rnaay evening at . o'clock. The bride wore a gows of ' I' iWw ' J Four June Brides Wedded Last Week V -t L v- . Guy 3axtca Grant PHOTO' "OV-JKOOl.UNO , white Georgette crepe over crepe de chine, with taffeta trimmings. Her only ornament was a rope of pearls, gift of girl Iriends wnere miss Mc Nichols was formerly empioyeo. . She was attended by Miss Margaret Dunn of Omaha, who wore rose-col ored taffeta. Mr. Roger Head, cousin of the groom, served as best man, The marriage lines were reaa oy Rev. J. H. McNichols, uncle of the bride. .. There were fifty guests, notable among whom was the great grand mother ot the Driae. Mrs. jenery 01 Osceola, la. u At Happy Hollow Club, Hannv Hollow was the scene Of a great many cheery dinner and dan cing parties Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Hamilton had in ad dition to their family party, six guests, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fell, Mr. and Mrs. . L. Combs. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Nieman were host and hostess to a party which included Mr. and Mrs. John Morri son, Mr. and Mrs. rred Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Lloyd were 'the guests.,. '(.., " a in honor of Mr. ana Mrs, centiey McCloud of Chicago, Miss Isabel Milroy entertained Saturday evening. Her other guests were Mr. and Mra. B. Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Olmsted, Mr. and Mra. Mel Uhl and Mr. PhilllD Knoedler of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Kushton had a table for sue.. Mr. and Mra. f. M Wright of Fairmont were the out-of- town guests, and Mr. and Mra. W. O. rati como etea tne party. Mr. and Mrs. r. f. Petersen enter. tamed for four out-of-town people. They had as their guests: Maa.ro. and Maadamoo Vlnama.tor of Cincinnati, Cat Molnoi, Jay Burn.. Van Claafa of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford R. Weller had as their guests at Happy Hollow club Saturday evening: Moairt. and MMdamaa- aaaehama ot W. H. nhodao, a. Louta. Ham 8. Wallar. William Hill Clnrka,' Mlaaoa- Hiaaoo Oorolhr Wfllor, Maria Wollor. Other members who had small par ties were I. Sibbernsen, six; J. E. Put ver, six; Ernest Sherman, six; J. O. Laird, eight; A. Edholm, five; vr. t.. L. Bridget, four; Dr. O. B. Cloud, four; A. E. Mack, four; W. F. Daw son, two; J. E. Goodrich, two. and H. Goodrich, two. Birthday Surprise Party. MISS Vivian uny was surprises Wednesday evening by a number of her friends In honor of her birthday. The evening was spent in music and games. Ihose present were VISITIM IK OYAHA WITH HT.R BSOTEEB, the arter Lake club Friday evening. The following were present: Delmer Eldridge, president; Irene Simpson, vice president: Albert Jefferis, secre tary, and Virginia Leussler. treasurer. The afternoon was spent with tennis and boating. Dr. and Mra. Simpson cnaperonea tne party, v Social Clubs Meet The A. D. T. Kensington club held Its first meeting Wednesday night at the home of Miss Birdie O. Bixler. The club will meet every two weeks, the next meeting being at the home of Miss Lola Clark. Those present were: Mlaaoo MIhoo . Anna Damm. Alma Paar, Ditto Damm, Lola Clark, Anna Jonaan, Myrtlo Ktaburfar, rraneao Noltnar, Blrdlo Blslar. 1 Moadamoo Maadamoo ' Dava Johnaon. John Robahaw. Mr. and Mrs. Herman R. Winter entertained a new and unnamed card club Wednesday at their home. Prizes were won by Herman L. Win ter, Miss J. H. Ulion and Mrs. A. M Carroll. Those present were: Moaara, and Maiaamao j. H. Olaon, U, B. WurtW. Joo atrouo, Paul Aiklnaon, laria Atainaon, 'ayarlta Atkinson. Namia Lowa, H.i.a Otaaon. Vivian Lilly, Maaara, Btohard Brady, . . Paray Dalaoll, La Vorna Bvaaoon, naoa Kimmormuaj Maadamaa O. A. Rlchardooa, r. H. Xoaatoro, . Mtoaai Irana Lilly, Anna Robuiaon. Jamloan, Olanmoyor, Outhrlo etono. - Maaara. Bdwln Kahn, Jamaa Monahon.i tt. &ooaura, Moadamoo V. C. Ully. Entertaini Claaa Officere. Irene Winifred Simoson entertained the officers of her graduating class of Park school at a dinner party at Maadamai A. M. Carroll. L. Baekor, Bullar. Mlaata B. C. P.t.ra, Maaara. t B. Quada, Sml Strouo, Paul Blair. Uoadamaa A. Karoo, Ella Black, A. P.m.. Mtaiaa R. Nunamakor, Maaara , Prod Kaon. Dr. John P, Johoaon. J Moon-Sanborn Wedding. : The wedding of miss verda dan born of Bensonhurst and Dr. Louis E. Moon of Omaha takes place Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. ) : land Mrs. r. A. sanoorn. , tne wed. ding win oe aitenaeo oy relatives ano a, few intirlate friends. The bride will have sorority glrli for bridesmaids. They are Misses Marie Henee and Lenore Fitxgerald of Omaha, Bertha Ehler, Scribner; bva McNamara of Nebraska (.ity, miss uernice uunn of eeiievue, la? ' JV. l. : . -4lrl asT white, with smilax. Before the cer emony Mrs. Dennis sang "Oh, Prom ise Me." Mr. and Mrs. Nixon left immedi ately for a wedding trip to Salt Lake City. Among the Visitors. Mrs. Hiland P. Lckwood of Hous ton, Tex., has arrived, to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sydney. Mr. Joseph Stapleton of Dubuque spent the last week-end here with his brother, Mr. D. C. Stapleton, and Mrs. Stapleton. Miss iourenr Rratt of Lincoln has been the guest for the last week of Miss Lillian Dickman at the cottage of her parents at Carter Lake club. Miss Bratt and Miss Dickman at tended the university together and are both members of Alpha Omicron fi. Miss Bratt left tor her home oil harsday , Campbell-Janke Wedding. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Campbell on Wednesday evening was solemnized the marriage of their daughter, Anna Josephine Campbell, to Mr. Edwin H .Janke of Benson, Neb. The ceremony, which was per formed by Rev. John Calvert of the Methodist Episcopal church in the presence ot a tew intimate relatives, was simple, but very impressive. The ring ceremony was used. The young couple were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C. Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Janke. Owing to the illness of the bride s mother the wedding was a very quiet one. The young people are widely Photo cousin, will be maid-of-honor and Mr. Clayton Sanborn, a brother, will act as best man. Rev. Mr. Calvert of the Methodist church will perform the ceremony. On the Calendar. Mrs. William Callahan will enter tain a box party of twelve at the matinee performance of "Meg Burns" at the Krug theater Thursday after noon, June 29. Atter the play sne will be hostess at luncheon at the Fontenelle. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Kulakofsky give a dancing party at Miss Cooper s studio in the Lyric building, compli mentary to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K.U' lakofsky of Berkeley, Lai., who are visiting here after an absence of four years, and for Miss Rose Mushkin and Mr. Harry Malashok, who will be married aoon. Paar Fi-atlvltiea. The Pagalco club entertained its members at a picnic at Lake Manawa The Columbus club had a dancing oarty Friday evening in Hanscom park. Fifteen couples attended. Saelal Gossln. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Keller and Miss Emily Keller arrived home Mon rfav from the east. Mrs. j. J. Monell hai returned from a winter in California and is occupy, ing her Council Bluffs home. Mrs. Frank Haller went to Chicago Saturday for two weeks. Mr. Louis G. Doup went to Chicago Thursday and returns today, accom panied by Mrs. Doup, who went over two weeks ago with Mrs. Harry Cum min gs. The latter is visiting her sis ter in Chicago. - Mra, E. W. Nash with her grand sons, Nash and Henry Cartan, went to Dubuque Tuesday to spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. George Myers. Mr. E, M. Fairfield returned Wed nesday morning from Chicago. Mr. D. C. Stapleton went to New York Wednesday and waa accompan ied as far as Chicago by Mrs. Staple ton,' who went over to meet Mr. and Mrs, Jack Barber. Mr. and Mrs. Barber will stop in Omaha on their way back in severat weeks. Mr. and Mra. Leonard tverett, with Mr. and Mrs. Elbert of Des Moines, left Thursday for the Everett ranch in Colorado, near Idahb Springs. Mr. Harry McLormick left Thurs day for Denver and hia Wyoming ranch.. ,' Mrs. F. N. Conner left Monday for North Hatley, Province of Quebec, in Canada, where Dr. Conner will join her in about two weeks. Mr. and Mra. C. M. Wilhelm have returned from Chicago, accompanied by their daughter, Miss Esther, who . , r w!- c i - 1 , s nome irom miss opence a icnooi for the summer. Mrs. Warren Rosrera and Miss Mil dred Roarers and Miss Marv Richard son leave Monday tor Ephrlam, Wis., to visit Miss Martha folds at her summer home there for two weeks Mr. Robert Bradford is in the city on business for two or three weeks after a winter in California, where hia mother and hia wife are still stay' ing. He is stopping in Dundee with Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Culley. Miss Helen Clarke has been visit ing her old school, St Mary's, at Fari bault, Minn., last weex, out goes to Chicago this week-end. Nixon-Relmer Wedding. Miss Martha Reimer and Mr. Rob' ert E. Nixon were married Wednes day evening at 8 o clock at the borne of Mr. and Mra. R. H. Dennis. Rev. O. D. Baltzley of Kountze Memorial church officiating. The bride's gown was of white satin and she wore a long veil and carried bride's roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Freida Holstein, wore pink taffeta and carried Dink roses. .Mr. R. H. Dennis gave the bride away. Little Florence Dennis and Eleanor Connell stretched the ribbons. 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SchmoUer&Mueller PIANO CO. 1311-13 Farnam St OMAHA, NEB. Eaelaatve State RoproaonUtrvo known in Benson. The bride has for two years been a teacher in the Ben son schools.. They left on the night train for the west, where they will spend two weeks visiting Salt Lake City, Denver and other points of in terest. Lantz-Walstrom Wedding. ' ' One of the most elaborate Swedish weddings held in this city for some time was that of Miss Selma Emma Walstrom and Mr. Henning Albert Lantr of Red Oak, la., which took place at the bride's home Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. The Rev. Dr. O. D. Baltzly of Kountze Memorial Lutheran church performed the cere mony, assisted by Rev. C. Franklin Koch. To the strains of the Mendelssohn wedding march, played by Miss Amy Palmquist, the wedding procession entered, led by Miss Victoria Ander son of Stanton, la., and Miss Char lotte Pipkin as ribbon stretcher, fol lowed by Miss Eva Anderson, cousm of the bride, as ring bearer. Miss Ellen Walstrom, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. Mr. Hugo Lantz. brother of the groom, was the best man. The father of the bride gave her away in marriage. A four-course supper was served, (Continued Page Four, CoL Four.) florist! The Best Prescription in the World Dr. Cupid, M. D. By One Dozen Roses C One Cluster of ' Sweet Peas Assortment of Fern Nicely Packed Take weekly and repeat indef initely. The above prescription has cured more cases of grouch, weariness, headache, heartache, despondency and actual illness than any other we know of. If you don't believe it, ask your own physician. A fine as sortment of flowers for every occasion of gladness and Bad ness. . In such cases, I'm the doctor. John H. Bath "Thm Cartful FlerM' i 1804 Famarn St., Omaha. Phone Douglas 3000. Mrs. When you apologized to your neighbor the other day, saying: "Well, we are going to have a NEW RUG for the dining room, sOon," you felt real distressed, didn't you? 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