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THE BEE:- OMAHA, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1919.
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Finch-Stewart.
"Our Lady of Lourdes," Catholic
church, wis the scene of a pretty
wedding Wednesday morning, when
Alice Josephine Finch became the
bride of Ralph Arthur Stewart, the
Rev. Father Borer reading the mar
riage service.
Tall cathedral candles shed their
oft glow over the altar, banked
"th rosea and chrysanthemums.
Tht wedding march was played by
T. Clifford Long. The maid of
honor. Miss Tuanlta Finch, wore a
gown of wood brown tricolette
with Lucille hat, and a corsage
boquet of Ward roses. The matron
of honor, Mrs. C. D. Gould, wore a
taupe panne velvet suit with hat
and shoes matching, and corsage of
Ward roses.
The bride was lovely in her
travelling suit of Foch blue Bolivia,
black panne velvet, also tnmraeff in
fur. She wore a corsage of Ophelia
roses. Her gift from the groom
was a diamond and platinum pend
ant
Mrs. Charles Goetz, Hartington,
Neb., and Mr. C. D. Gofild attended
the groom.
During the ceremony Mrs.
Florence Long Arnold sang "Be
cause" and "All Joy be Thine."
Both the bride and .groom are
graduates of the Pharmacy depart
ment of Creighton university.
A wedding breakfast was served
atthe home of the bride s parents.
Thirty guests were present. The
rooms were decorated with palms
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Listen to the call of the links. The swish of driver, the, hum of ball; zest
of contest, hazards of form and bunker the call of the game you love.
Some of the sportiest and best conditioned courses of the country await
you good fellowship and keen competition.
Meet old friends. Make new acquaintances. Dance, ride, fish, hunt, golf,
motor, play tennis.
Excellent hotels, gay with the social life of interesting people. Asheville,
Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Charleston, Camden, Summerville, Aiken,
Augusta, Savannah, Thomasville and other justly famous resorts.
Attractive Winter Excursion Fares to Resorts in the South are offered by the United
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ferns,- chrysanthemums and rose.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart will be
home in Omaha after December 1.
Stillman-Broeksmit
The marriage of Miss Mary Birch
MUlman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter S. Stillman of Council Bluffs.
and John Shaw Broeksmit of Chi
cago took place Wednesday after
noon at the M. Pauls episcopal
church. Rev. W. E. Mann readthe
marriage lines.
Little Betty Patterson of Chicago.
cousin of the bride, wore a frock of
pink chiffon and carried the ring on
a white satin pillow.
Miss Carroll Mason of Chicago
was bridesmaid. She wore a gown
of brown georgette, with hat and
muff of tulle to Wtch. s
Miss Nancy Stillman. sister of the
bride, was a maid of honor. She was
gowned in pink crepe, with hat and
muff of black tulle.
The bride wore an afternoon
gown of brown chiffon over yellow.
Her hat was of brown tulle. vThe
gift of the groom was a diamond bar
pin.
Mr. Horace Armstrong of Chi
cago acted as best man. The ush
ers included Messrs. Holmes For
syth, Bradford Wells and -Robert
Matthews, all of Chicago, and Hugh
.Stillman, brother of the bride.
-After a southern wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs. Broeksmit will make
their home in Chicago.
Good-Nestlebush.
The marriage of Miss Helen
Good, daughter of Mrs. Mary A.
Good and Mr. Bernard Nestlebush,
took place Wednesday morning at
the Sacred Heart church, Rev. ' P.
J. Judge officiating.
Miss Helen Moore, bridesmaid
wore a gown of pale yellow satin
and a large black hat. She carried
an arm bouquet of chrysanthemums.
Patricia Scanlon, who carried the
bride's bouquet of white roses, wore
a simple white frock. Bernice
Nestlebush, ring beater, wore a
frock of pale blue.
The bride was gowned in white
satin. Her tulle veil was made in
cap effect and held in place with a
bandeau of pearls.
Mr. John Lacy attended the
groom.
Immediately after the ceremony,
a wedding breakfast was served at
the home of the bride's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Nestlebush will be
at home in Omaha after January 1.
Engagement Announced.
The engagement of Miss Irene
Brown, davighter of Mrs. Ida Brown
of Reno. Nev., to Mr. Randall Cur
tis of Omaha was recently an
nounced. Miss Brown attended the
University of Nebraska and (thc
University of Cal.. and is a member
of the Delta Gamma sorority.
Mr. Curtis attended the University
of Nebraska and is an Alpha Theta
Chi. Miss Brown is at present
time the guest of Miss Clara Schnei
der of Fremont but will spend the
week end in Omaha at the Curtis
home.
Pledged to Tri Delta
For Bride Elect. t
Mrs. Raymond Young entertained
nformally at luncheon of 12 covers
at the Athletic club, Wednesday, in
honor of Miss Ruth Dillon, who
will be a November bride. White
chrysanthemums formed the centerpiece.
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informally at dinner Wednesday
evening at her home for Miss Buck
ingham. Covers will be placed for
six. -
Miss Buckingham returni to her
home in Memphis, Tenn., Thurs
day. '
Entertains Informally.
Mrs. Catherine E. Hall entertained
informally at her home Wednesday
afternoon, in honor of Mrs. Lynn
Hall and Mrs. Orlena Hill of Des
Moines, la., who is a guest at the
Lynn Hall home. White, pink and
yellow chrysanthemums were used
to form the centerpiece. Twentv
guests were present.
Vandecreek-Prall.
The marriace of Helen Vanrle-
creek of Omaha to David S. Prall
cf Omaha took nlare Satnrfls v
afternoon at the home of Dr. L. D.
Young in Lincoln. They were ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. IJavid
Heisler of Omaha. The hriHe-
a taune stiit and carried a rorsacr.
of sweetheart roses. Mr. and Mrs,
t rail will make their home in Oma'
ha.
For Margery Smith.
Mrs. Isaac Carpenter, jr., enter
tained informally at a bridge party
followed by tea at her home Wed
nesday afternoon in honor of Miss
Margtry Smith, who will be a bride
of th is month. Columbia roses were
used through the rooms and two ta
bles were set for the game.
St. Michael Church Party.
The ladies of St. Michaels church
will give a card party Friday even
mg, November 21, at the church.
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Joicey Williams, the well-known1
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These ingredients can be bought
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Miss Carolyn Miller, daughter of
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one of Omaha's girls who has been
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year. She is specializing in ad
vanced chemistry, and is but one
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Owing to the fact that Ames will
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return home, but will spend the
week-end in Des Moines with
friends. She plans to have a num
ber of guests at her home during
the Christmas holiday season.
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Mrs. T. V. Tully and nephew, J.
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flesday. She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George McNamara of
Beemer, Neb. Mrs. McNamara is
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Mrs. Love D. Sillius and daugh
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Fred Humphrey of the Omaha
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Frances Wahl spent the week end
in her home in Omaha.
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Miss Tzptta Smith whn lias hpen
spending several days with her par
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nan. She was accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Nan Chthero, of Chi
cago.
Allen H. Dudiev of Omaha, was
a visitor at the Phi Gamma Delta
house for the past few days.
Beatrice Johnson of Omaha is a
guest at the Delta Gamma house in
Lincoln.
Mrs. Elliott Drake and Mrs.
Howard McMonies, both of Omaha,
are -visiting at the Alphi r'hi house
m Lincoln.
Harold Patterson, Wilson Ander
son and R. B. Wiltse. all of Omaha J
were guests at ine rni uamma
Delta house in Lincoln for Saturday
ai.f sunaay.
Hajel Cooke has returned to the
University of Nebraska after snend-
in the last few days in Omaha.
iithel Bovle of Lincoln was a visi
tor in Omaha for the week end.
Irene Miller has been oledeed to
the Chi Omega sororitv at the Uni
versity of Nebraska.
Et)r Louise Buckingham.
Misses Elizabeth and Meliora Da
vis entertained informally at a
luncheon of seven rnvprc at tVio
Athletic club Wednesday in honor
of Miss Louise Buckingham, who
is the Kuest of Miss Helen Clurke.
Autumn flowers fornwd the center
piece.
Miss Dorothy Hall will entertain
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