Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24

own composition, was another gem that cat
only be remembered with pleasure. TIT
musicale was given for the benefit OF tn
Church Of the Good Shepherd and was a sue
cess from a financial as well as a musica
standpoint.
Weddings and engagements.
Gyger- -wernher-At the residence OF tn,
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. wernher, CT
Park avenue, Thursday. November 81, at
p. M, Mr. Charles L. Gyger and Katherin,
G. Wernher were married. 1t was bsaut fu
wedding. The bridesmaid was a grlhooC
friend Of the bride, Miss Miller OF Lsaven
worth, Kan, the best man being the brother
of the groom. Miss Eva Manchester played
the wedding march, while the bridal party
preceded by the officiating clergyman, Rev
1 T. j. Mackay, entered the parlors. A some
what unusual ceremony for this country was
adopted, two wedding rings being used-tht
groom giving a ring and making the promise
first followed in like manner by the bride
A reception for the newly welded couple was
held in the evening from 80 to 9:30, wher
hosts OF friends called to congratulate the
happy couple.
The wedding of Miss Ada Boyd and Mr.. A
M. Meeklenburg occurred at Decatur, Ill.,, on
Wednesday, November 20, at 10 a. m.
Hoel-McLesn-A very pretty pink and
| white wedding occurred at 27O5 Hamilton
street, Thursday evening at o'clock. when
Miss Mamie Elizabeth, daughter of Mr.. w.
c. Mclean, was married to Mr.. Earnest
Howard Hoel. The ceremony was per-
formed before a bank of palms, white and
Pink chrysanthemums and la France roses,
which extended across the room. Rev. S.
| NJ. Ware ofilciated. The bride, who is con-
siGeTed a very pretty girl. was unusually
beautiful, in gown Of white silk. The
waist was covered with pearl trimming of
a. beautiful design. She carried an i'm
mense bouquet of bride roses, The maid of
honor, Mis5 Phoebe Hoel sister of the
groom, wore beautiful gown of pink silk
and point lace, and carried la France roses
Mr.. Herbert Taylor acted as best man.
| Miss Anna Hungate played the wedding
march as the bridal party passed through
the rarlora. First came the two brides
maids, Miss Elizabeth Marshall of Brooklyn
| N. Y, and Miss Elmre Westerfeld, pretty
| little girls, dressed in pure white. Then the
| maid of honor and best man, followed by
bride and groom. Pretty little Agnes Nc
Lean aged 5, dressed in white silk, carried
| the cushion bearing the ring. The parlors
and dining room were banked with palms,
| roses, ferns and pink and white chrysGil-
| themumS
| Refreshments were very elaborate. pink
| and white being carried out in ices and cake.
Mr.. and Mrs Mel Lean were assisted in
receiving by Mrs. Henry Marshall Of Brook
| lyn. Mrs. Mlllard Watkins of Beatrice Miss
Lois Mclean and Miss Bertha Stewart
The presents were unusually elaborate
consisting of many costly pieces of cut glass,
china and bric-a-brac. Only relatives and
intimate friends of the family were invited.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Aron Hoel,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Perrine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hoel, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. schermer-
horn. Mrs. Cassie Campbell. Mrs. p H.
Sharp. Mr.. and Mrs. Cadet Taylor, Mr. and
Mrs. w. B. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. John Car
son, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Canan Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Westerield, Mr.. and Mrs.
Porterfeld. Mr.. and Mrs. Maginn, Mrs.
Henry Marshall, Brooklyn. N. Y. Mrs. M.
S. Watkins, Beatrice Neb. Mrs. Herbert
Pardee, Buffalo, N. Y; Mrs. o. Smiley.
Chllicothe, Mo-; Miss Pearl ochiltree, Miss
Anna Hungate. Miss Carter Miss Halle
Hood, Miss rtha Stuart, Miss Wilva Mo
Lean, Miss Persis Stuart, Miss e. Marshall.
Miss Claire Albee, Miss Westerfeld, Miss
Carrie Campbell Miss Lois Maginn, Mr.. M.
B. Thompson. Albich. Neb.; Mr.. H. B. Tay-
lor, Mr.. Wallace Taylor, Mr.. Charles Hun
4. S. Hoel
Mr.. R. f. OBrien and Miss Ellen Brenan
of Omaha were married at Sacred Heart
church, November 20. Many friends were
present and many tokens of friendship were
evident in the presents displayed. Mr..
O'Brien and his wife will go east. and re-
turn about December 1, to make their home
in Omaha.
Tha marriage of Miss Lucille B. Osburn,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Osburn, to
celebrated at thu home of the brides parents,
2601 Cameron street, last night at 1880
o'clock. Rev. S. NJ. Ware, pastor of the
Second Presbyterian church. performed the
ceremony. Only immediate relatives and a
few friends were present The bride was
radiantly beautiful in typical wedding dress
of cream silk. while the groom was attired
in neat suit of conventional black. The
parlor in which the ceremony was performed
was decorated in an artistic and tasty man
ner with chrysanthemums and other at
tractive house plants. Immediately after the
ceremony an eXcellent wedding supper was
Saryp6 Mr. and MrS M I. Fplhnr wi
leave tomorrow for Pierce, where Mr.. Felber
IS engaged in the newspaper business. They
will be at home to friends after December 5.
Surprised Miss bingham.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Jessie Bingham Thursday evening" at
her home. S14 South Sixteenth street. The
program Of the evening was music. speaking
and games. Those present were: Anna
Mahamah, Marie Vom Veg, Louisa Vom
Richardson Edith Gurney, Grace Gurney,
j. Fester Sam, Laura Wilcox Anna Hay, Ida
Levi Julia Lang, Agnes Leyey, Tly Block.
Maud Brown, May Huse. Pearl Wilcox, VIII
Talconer, c. NJ Parker, Jesse Coy, Verne
Coy. Henry Lehmoit, Tom T!ptcn, Frank
Bryant, Frank Dohn, Harry Burnette, John
Mortensen. Charles Stewart, +. A. Bonep,
Ernest Powell Lloyd Bellman. Fred Gross.
Ed Mortensen, Charles Carlson.
A Pheasant Surprise.
One of the pleasant and enjoyable social
events of last week was the surproe party
on Miss Kate Smith Saturday evening, No
vember 16 on her birthday. After short |
reception at the home. the festivities were |
adjourned to Oriole hall. where the merry |
hours were danced away until midnight |
Among those present were: Misses Gans!er |
Clare, Bowen, Cramer, Knaust. Geseman, |
Schlueter, Jennie Augustin, Juliet Bowles, |
Clarette Smith, Fannie Smith, Clara Wentz, |
Rosemarie, Dingldine and Messrs. Flynn,
Griebe, Wagner, Melsrom, Grau, Augustin,
Ross, Ed Elmiger, Fred Elmger, Kuehl.
Smith. Thomas Lyman Ed Lyman. Aukcl,
Myers, Shannon. McAuliffe, Casey, Carter,
Sandell and Wardow.
German Whist Party.
Mrs. w. r. Kelly entertained delightfully."-
at German whist last Monday afternoon
Prizes were won by Mrs. Westel Morseman,
Mrs. Myron Learned and Mrs. Daniel Baum.
The guests were: Mssdames Metcalf Sunder-
land, Badridge, Miner, Baum Taylor Hem
Dirk. Newman, Hartman. Stevens, Buche.
Morseman. Green, d. Baum George Patter-
son, Curtis, Sterling, Learned Sweessy,
Dupdy Lomax Heth Babcock Munroa |