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On Friday afternoon Mrs. Edward
Fitzgerald entertained informally at
cards in honor of her guest, Mrs. Wil
liam Bulger of Chicago. Those present
were: Mesdames Bulger, Buckstaff,
Brown, Crittenden, Funke, fiargrearea,
Tilton, Thompson, Marshall, Wilson,
Wright, Leonard, George Woods, Dor
gan, Frank Woods, A. S. Raymond, I.
N. Raymond, Dayton, Mark'Woode, A.
E. Hargreaves, Aitkin, Mullon, Curtice,
Will Dorgan, Charlie Mayer, Henry
Mayer, McMurtry, J. J. Butler, Ogden.
Morrison, Oakley, Brock, and Rummer.
Married, on Tuesday afternoon at
the home of the bride, 2932 Dudley
street, Miss Leta Brockelmeyer to Mr.
George J. Brown, by Reverend H. S.
Feix. The house was decorated with
pink, red and white carnations, palms
and other foliage. The drawing room
where the bridaf group stood waa in
pink to match the costume of the bride.
Her gown was of pink mousselin de
soie made over taffeta with garnitures
of white lace applique and black velvet
and a black velvet sash. Her bouquet
was of pink roses. The wedding was
attended by relatives only, but a re
ception to about one hundred at.d fifty
friends was given in the evening. The
guests were received by Mr. Brockel
meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Mrs. F. G.
Yule and Mies Mary StevenB. Punch
and ices were served by Misses Minnie
Johnson and Leeher assisted by Misses
Ellen Fitzgerald, Marie Bowers, Esther
Hawley and Minnie Brockelmeyer. The
bride and groom received many hand
some presents, among them a cabinet
from the Fitzgerald Dry Goods com
pany, of which firm the groom is an
employe, having charge of the adver
tising department. Mr. and Mrs.
Brown left on Tuesday evening for Ni
agara and other eastern points. They
will be at home to their friends after
October the fifteenth, at their new home
1411 Garden street.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Thompson en
tertained the Bohemiennes at the last
picnic of the season on Wednesday,
Mrs. John Fitzgerald offering her
beautiful grounds for the occasion.
After the supper which was served on
the lawn, music waa given by the ladies
while the gentlemen amused themselves
with pool. Those present were: Mes
srs. and Mesdames Lew Marshall, W.
C. Wilson, Edward Fitzgerald, Critten
den, W. B. Hargreaves, Tilton, Buck
staff, F. W. Brown, J. B. Wright, Carl
Funke and Leonard. Masters Howard
Wilson, Wright, and Miss Crittenden.
Mrs. Frank Irvine was unable to be
present on account of her injuries,
A dinner was given at the home of
Mia, Eleanor Deweese on Wednesday
evening by the alumnae of Delta Gamm
in honor of Mrs. James McCrosky of
Buenos Ayres. The gathering was of
the nature of a reunion after the Bum
mer vacation, as well, and was greatly
enjoyed. The table was beautified with,
pink roses, cprnationB and artistic place
cards, bearing miniatures in water col
ors, from the brush of Miss Jessie Lans
ing. The menu was served in five
courses. Invitations were extended to
Mr. and Mrs. James McCrosky, Mrs.
H. J. Whitmore, Miss Tremaine, Mrs.
Frank Woods, Mrs. Ray Edmisten, Mrs
Deutsch of Beatrice; Misses Lansing,
WatkinB, Haggard, Mullon, Wing, Bride,
Mulliken, Starrett, Rice, Dennis, Welch,
Polk, Webster, Gregory.
On Wednesday a six o'clock luncheon
was given to the alumnae chapter of
the Delta Gamma fraternity by Mies
Eleanor Deweese at her home on the
corner of Sixteenth and J streets in
honor of 'Mrs. McCrosky of Buenos
Ayres, a former student at the uni
versity. The decorations were pink
roses and carnations. The guests were:
Mr. and Mrs. McCrosky, Mesdames Ed
miston, Frank Woods, and Whitmore.
Misses Mary Tremaine, Bridge, Wing,
Mulliken, Mullon, Haggard, WatkinB,
Lansing, Welch, Gregory, Webater,
Polk, Dennis, Rice and Starrett.
Miss Towns and Miss Emerson chap
eroned this party of High school young
people for a wheel ride and a picnic at
Branson's grove on Saturday: Misses
'Luella Lansing, Lulu Abbott, Harriet
Hulton, Ethel Ames, Iaez Everett, Ruth
Bell, Nellie Ludden, Carrie Ludden,
Margaret Wharton, Bessie Wharton,
Flossie Erford, and Edna King. Mes
srs. Harry Wharton, Ralph Hutton, An
drew Hutton, Carl Stein, Charlie Ma
thewson, Ira Humphrey, Harry Hart
ley, George Woods, James Hickey, Ma
son Wheeler, Clarence Johnson, Frank
Johnson and Archie Sears.
Miss Marion Hall, just turned five
years, with the aid of her mother, cele
brated the anniversary by a party last
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Hall was as
sisted by MiBses Foster, Harper, Loomis,
Harmon of Tecumseh, and Bren of St.
Louis, The children 'present were:
Gertrude Rehlaender, Cecilia Ward,
Eleanor and Esther Bennett, Hillary
and Phoebe Folsom, Marjorie Cobb of
Texas, Norman and Helen Curtice,
Lionel and Elmer Henkle, Sarah Ladd,
Harriet ChBpin, Sarah Risdon, Hugh
Hindman,- Margaret Mitchell, Edward
Westerveldt, Jesee Moore, Annette and
Florence Peters, Vail and Harry Bab
cock, Katharine Yates and Helen Hall.
Mrs. W. J. Bulger and daughter
Anne, of Chicago, are visiting Mrs John
and Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald. Mr.
Bulger will arrive tomorrow. It was
Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald who drew a
brass rod on a burglar and frightened
him into hysterics and out of the house,
clasping to his panic-stricken chest
most of Mr. Linneen's and Mr. Wehn's
jawelry. Mre. Edward Fitzgerald is a
petite, gentle-voiced woman, not of the
sort you would select for a burglar
alarm, but she is spirited. The burglar
got away with the jewelry.
Miss Alberta Spurck, class of 1900 of
the University of Nebraska, went to
Tacoma, Washington, last week. She
will takecharge of the physical culture
of the young women in the Annie
Wright seminary, the Episcopal school
for young women. Miss Spurck spec
ialized in this department of the uni
versity and has since token a course in
physical education at Chautauqua, New
York. Her appointment to the posi
tion from a large number of applicants
is a credit to Miss Spurck and the
physical culture department at the
university.
While enroute from Lincoln to Chi
cago, a young woman was accosted by
her neighbor, a man in the seat acrosB
the aisle. He asked her how much
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