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Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-14
Mintcr-IntcIiInson.

One OF the protticst Of the June we'd
dings was celebrated last Thursday evening
at the home of Mr.. ]. Lincoln Baker, 1855
Seward street, in Orchard Hill. The con-
tracing parties were Miss Augusta p.
Hutchinson sister of Mrs Baker and Mr..
Charles +. Winter, a young member of the
bar Of Douglas county
brilliantly Illuminated the house being
transformed into bower ot beauty by
extensive decorations formed OF cut flowers
and smilnX. At the hour set tor the cere-
mony, . p. m, while the strains ot We'd
ding march noated out upon the evening
air, Master Max Winter and Miss Olive
Baker, nephew arh niece. respectively, Of
the groom and bride. marched down the
bread stairway and formed an aisle across
the parlor with broad white ribbons lead
ing to a beautiful floral arch from which
was suspended floral horseshoe. Follow
ing the ushers came the minister Rev.
John c. Willis OF Fort Madison, Ia, fol-
lowed by little Jean Winter, niece of the
groom, bearing the wedding ring upon a
satin pillow. Last of all came the bride and
groom.
The bride was attired in an elegantly fit
ting gown of white brocaded silk, daintily
trimmed with chiffon. the whole covered
with the traditional bridal veil of white
tule The veil was held in place with
rosebuds of delicate white and the bride
carried n bouquet of the same beautiful
flowers The youthful attendants, Miss Olive
Baker and Miss Jean Winter, were attired
in dainty gowns of white
The ceremony was that known as the
ring service of the Methodist church, Miss
Olive Baker and Master Max Winter act
ing as bridesmaid and best man, respec-
lively.
After the ceremony a bridal supper was
served a striking feature of which was
IL monster wedding cake, which the bride
divided among the guests with unstinted
hand The repast was a most bountitul
one and was served in a moste tasteful
manner.
After the supper the bridal couple were
escorted to the depot by host of friends,
where they took the train for Denver and
the mountains. They will return about
July 1. and will be at home to their friends
at their home, 22O North Nineteenth
street.
About seventy-fve guests were present
at the ceremony, among them being the
following: Hon. and Mrs. Eugene Moore,
Lincoln; Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. C. Chubbock,
carroll Ia: Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Beemer,
Cantoin and Mrs ]. b. Taylor. Beemer,
Neb,: L. Rosenthal West Point; Mrs. Will
liam winter Miss Pauline Winter, DR.. F.
w Winter and wife. Mrs. e. M. Kaufman,
Wymore: l.. II. Winter, Curtis; Rev John
C. Willis and wife, Fort Madison, Ia;
A. e. Winter and wife, Blue Rapids, Kan;
Hon. A. S. Churchill and WIFE George W.
Covell aud wife, Judge |. F. Baxter and
wife. Harry Mott and wife, Henry NJ. Nor
row. Mrs Wood, Ed Will and Harry Shank,
charles West and wife, Fl. b. Coryell and
wife H. c. Bronze and wife. Misses Alice
and Julia Bronze, Miss Name 1oder, Miss
Rose Macumber, G. II. Payne ana Wlte;;
& e. English and wife, ]. w. Vail and
wife 2ade Hale and wife, G. r. Griswold
and wife julius Kessler and wife, DR.. and
Mrs McClanahan.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-14
Friendly Gossip.

Mr.. ]. e. Boyd has gone to Portland. Ore.
Mr.. w. w. Marsh has gone to Deadwood,
S. d.
Miss Eva Kennard returns this week from
st. Louis
Dr. Roy drummer returned from Chicago
yesterday.
Mr.. John l.. Webster went to st. Louis
yesterday.
Mr.. Augustus Kount2e arrived from New
York yesterday.
Miss Ella Cotton will spend the summer
at Lake Okoboji.
Mr.. Joseph Barker returned from Hot
Springs Tuesday.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Arrowsmith are in
Hot Springs, Ark.
Miss Selma Hellman returned Monday
from Notre Dame.
Messrs Herman and Luther Kountze will
return from Yale. Monday.
Mr. Joseph Milard and Miss Jessie Millard
left yesterday for st. Louis.
Mrs. J. ]. Dickey and Mrs, Harry Jordan
went to St. Louis yesterday.
Dr. and Mrs. Moore have removed to
their old home on Park avenue.
Miss Florence Fitzpatrick has returned
from Miss Ely's school, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor White have the W.
Lyle Dickey cottage for the summer,
Mrs. l.. H. Korty, who has been spending
two weeks in Chicago, returned Tuesday.
Miss Gertrude KOuntze, who has been at
tending school in the east. returned Sunday.
Mr.. Russell Burt went to Farbault Mimi,
last week to attend Shattuck commence
ment.
Judge and Mrs. Frank Irwin are receiving
on the birth OF a daughter,
June g.
Mrs Robert f. Wilsey from Houston,
Tex. is visiting her mother, Mrs Rosette
Stuart.
Mr.. William I. Battin. who graduated last
week at Swarthmore college. is home for the
summer.
Dir. and Mrs. j. ii. Evans left for st.
Louis yesterday. where they will spend sew
eral days
Mrs. Charles Gardner and children left
Tuesday for Bayfield,. where they will pass
the summer.
Mrs. II. w. Richard and daughter left
Thursday afternoon for Boston, where they
Will spend the summer,
Mr. James Wallace Broatch returns from
Yale next week. where he has been taking
a past graduate course.
Mrs. w. b. MIllard, children and nurse
Miss Amy Silver. Mr.. and Mrs George Pat
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-14

CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, June 6.-To the
Editor of The Omaha Bee: Several of US
Omaha people have had an argument re-
garding a mans right to vote where his
family does not reside The question is
this: man and family reside in Denver
and he goes to Omaha leaving his wife
and children behind. Is he "A legal voter
in Omaha after a residence of six months
there? The main issue between us is:
Does mans family govern his rights as
II voter in any way?
MURRAY SCHWARTZ.
Ans 1t would depend upon his intention.
If he intended to make Omaha his per-
manent abode and bring his family here as
soon as convenient he can vote.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-14
Brewery workers Picnic.

Members of the United Brewery Work
mems union will give a picnic at Hiber's
park Eorty-fourth and Leavenworth
streets, this afternoon at which there viii
be vocal and instrumental music and ali
kinds of athletic sports. A number of the
contested for.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-14
Armenia.

Next Thursday evening June IS, there
viii be stereopticon lecture on Armenia
at the First Methodist church. The views
are said to be unusually fine and realistic,
and are quite up to date. as the photographs
were all taken last winter The price OF
admission will be only rs cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-14
At n Birtbauy Party.

Thursday there was the birthday ami
versary of Mrs Henry Liecan and Mr. Lie
clans employees presented her with a beau
tiful umbrella and handsome bouquet of
flowers. After very fine luncheon the
guests were entertained by solos from
Messrs. Adelmann, violin; Lutz, cornet;
Peterson, flute. Speeches were made by
the following: Mr.. whitman Manning act
ing as toastmaster, Mr.. Herman Schulze,
Charles Backman and Mr.. Biltz. Henry
Glade favored the audience with song,
Mr.. Oliver Wellington aud Mr.. Wilson
sang a duet, entitled Call Me Back Again"
Mr.. Henry Linen told one of his original
stories and Mrs. Linen sang a SOLO Where
is My Wandering Boy Tonight?' Mr.. James
Cramer was master of ceremonies.
The following were present: Misses Ger
tie Linen, Ida Rose, Hattie Drebus Mrs.
Henry Lcinen, Mr. and Mrs. Dreibus Mr..
and Mrs. Worth, Messrs. Larson, Zeller,
Wagner, 'Winkler Glade. Schulze, Biltz,
Manning, Wilson, LutZ, Peterson, Lutusky,
Adelmann, Wellington, Muller, Johnson
Cramer, Stonetruck and many others.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-14
out-oc-To,yn visitors.

Mrs A. NJ Goodwilie of Chicago is the
guest of Mrs. l.. II. Korty.
Miss Clara Barker Anderson is the guest
of her sister. Mrs John Francis,
Mrs Perley OF Empora Kan, is visiting
her daughter. Mrs f. A. Brogan.
Mr.. Meredith Nicholson and Mrs. Nichol-
son of indianapolis arrived in town yester-
day.
Mrs Kurtz Bryan Hare of Chicago is
visiting Mrs r. B. Ellingwood of this
city.
Of Washington are the guests of Mrs. Guy
Barton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Cremer of Chicago
are visiting Mrs. George k. Griswold, 46l9
Douglas street.
Mrs ]. d. Settle OF Kansas City and Mrs.
Ware of Blair are the guests of Mrs. Will
liam A. Paxton.
Miss Minnie Schall of Chicago is visiting
her cousin, Mis-, Sussie Stratmann, 964
North Twenty-ifth avenue
Miss Matthews was the guest of Mrs.
Worthington until Thursday, when she left
for her home in Cincinnati.
Mrs Charles Ford Scovil of Connecticut
is the expected guest of her sister, Mrs
william S. Rector, this week.
Miss Belle Bragdon of Auburndale, Mass,
arrived yesterday from Denver to be the
guest of Miss Grace Allen and Miss An
dreesen.
Miss Emma Sharp, who has been the
guest of Mrs. +. p. Kirkendall for the
past year, left Wednesday for her home in
California.
Mrs. o. T. Eastman and daughter. Helen
arrived Sunday to attend the wedding OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Burns. Mr. Eastman
will arrive shortly
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-14
Benson.


Benson last week,
The Junior league held business meet
ing at the church last Monday afternoon.
Mrs. II. Groves returned from her visit
to her sister on last Wednesday evening.
Miss Owensl of Omaha was the guest of
Mrs. G. II. Williams during the past week.
Miss Bertha 0hrey of Omaha spent last
Sunday in Benson visiting some of her
schoolmates.
Mrs. W. CnrMuford and e. r. Hoffman
spent last Saturday in Council Bluffs visit
ing with friends
Mrs, A. Stafford departed last Friday
morning for nMinbern. la. where she win
be the guest Of her brother. J. Munson,
Arthur ID. Knight of Iryington, who Is
well known in this place. was married
last week ITO Miss Emily A. Stiles of
Omaha. sGoT
Rev, F. TcpgeI formerly pastor of the
Methodist EpiacpRal church in this place.
now of the Lowe Avenue church in Omaha
visited friends in Benson during the last
week.
Children's day exercises will be observed
by the Sunday school at the Methodist
Episcopal church this evening, taking the
hour usually had by the Epworth league
for devotional meeting.
called meeting of the Epworth league
was held at the church last Tuesday even
Ing for the purpose OF eiecting delegates
to the conference convention to be held
at Fremont June 16, II and IS. The league
was we'll represented by the members,
making 1t an interesting business meeting,
Mr. Elmer MeGinnis and George w. Sti-
ger were elected by aeclamation.
Mr., and Mrs. H. Mooney pleasantly en-
tertained the fishing party" and NUM-
ber of their friends at their home last
Saturday evening. The rooms were pret-
tily decorated with roses and ferns. Re
freshments were served at small tables.
On each was a large bouquet of roses as
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-14
\ PINK nirthdny Party.

a pink birthday party was given at the
residence of Mrs. w. Burchmore in honor
of her daughter Mareme. on Thursday, June
II, at > p m. After the little folks had
good romp they partook OF the many good
things in store for them, Everything went
off pleasantly, and Mrs Burchmore was
unanimously voted the queen OF hostesses
Among those present were: Misses Madge
Thompson, Hazel Hartley Violet Burch-
more, Lucele Bacon, Nornea Cullen. Rise
Durchmoro; Masters Arte Guhn Norman
Bourke; Meslames Bourke, Kuhn, Cullen
Hartley, j. Burchmore and +. b. Burch-
more
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-14
Married Tvcnty-Five Years.

Some relatives and friends OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas Laur surprised them last Friday
evening on their twenty-hfth marriage ami
versary, and brought with them some useful
articles. After some music, speeehmaking
etc, u fine luncheon was served. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. James G.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-14

teraon lcrt "Wednesday for a seaside re-
sort near ton, where they will spend the
summer rs
Mrs. Guy uatton. Mrs. Rollins and Miss
Lillian Lockwood will leave early in July
for Glcnwo69 shrtngs, Colo.
MIR. and Mrs G.. W. Wattles left Thurs
day afternoon tor Hot Springs, 5. d., where
they viii spend several days
Mrs James H. Meile and children went
to Clear bsker la. Thursday, where they
will remanNhL the early fall
Miss Louise. Korty. who has been attend
ing school at Rpckford Ill, during the past
year, will return home Thursday
MIR. Victor, Rosewater spent several days
in Lincoln last week and attended the grad
uating exercises at the university.
Mrs f. p. Reck came in from Calhoun
Thursday to meet her daughter Miss Helen,
who returned from Miss Grants school,
Chicago
Mrs r. A. Green left last week for
Denver Glenwood Springs and Salt Lake
city on account OF her health to be gone
until August 10
Mrs ]. S Sykes leaves tomorrow for an
extended trip to Western Pa, where she
joins friends and relatives for an outing
in the Alleghenies.
MIR. Charles George returned from Gales
burg Monday morning, where he went to at
tend the graduation exercises OF his sister
at the conservatory.
Mr.. George II. Palmer and Mr.. Ray Welch
of Lincoln will sail July is for Europe,
where they will spend several months tray-
cling in Germany and France.
MIR and Mrs. w. w. umsted and son have
returned from a six weeks trip through
California and the Puget Sound country;
going as far north as Victoria. b. c.
Colonel Pratt and Miss Margaret Pratt
have just returned from Europe and are
spending week at Bennington. They go
in few days to Colonel Pratt's Wyoming
oh
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-14
Grnnh Niem socinI CInh EntcrtaI

Last Saturday evening the Grand VI Y
Social club gave an entertainment that was
greatly appreciated by all who were fortu-
nate enough to be present.
Following were the participants: Misses
Evers. Neuworth, A. Howard, l.. Howard.
Barta, Cline, Rasmussen, II. Mattern, NJ.
Mattern, Bellegard Schroeder Blazer, A..
Kessler, T. Kessler, Hildebrand. Sohl
Messrs. c. C. Sundblad. Meyers, w. C. Sund-
blad Ryberg, Johnson, Hildebrand, Culli-
son, Macdonald Klossner, Nelson Sohl
plli yer, Spousdaht, Kessler Lickert, c.
Swanson, e.. Swanson, Lindgren.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-14
NIiss Errc,s 1Iusicnl.

very enjoyable musical was given by
Miss Free last Saturday afternoon for her
sister, Mrs. l.. b. Hail of Denver Mrs
Walter II. Williams rendered several seec-
tions from Sousa; Mrs. j. j. McMulen sang
a number, a negro melody; Miss Mary Sar-
gent executed a piano number very beau
tifully; the Misses Comstock sang Ben
Bolt" which was enthusiastically received !;
Mrs. Wichersham executed vocal number
and Miss Free number of Mexican sere-
nades on the guitar The decorations were
In pink and white the colors being carried
out in the refreshments.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-14
Florence.


DR.. Parker OF Omaha has rented the
property known as the Cedars and will live
there during The summer,
The water works put a large force of
men to work Monday morning laying pipe
furnishing work for several idle men.
J. C. Hartwell of Clarks, Neb, is in
town organizing a Modern Woodman lodge
and is meeting with very good success.
The social given by the Christian church
Wednesday night was very well attended
The proceeds go to defray the expenses of
the pastor.
Mrs. Mary Barrett was called to the bed
side of her daughter, Mrs. Gaynor of
Leavenworth, Kan, Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Gaynor is not expected to live.
Last night was the last meeting of the
Musical union. conducted by Mr.. Lower.
Considerable progress has been made by
the union in giving entertainments
The Woodmen of the World camp decided
to have a picnic the Fourth of July and
preparations are now being made for
big time on that day, there is a large
camp here. good time is anticipated.
Jonathan lodge No 225, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, in eIecting officers
for the term commencing in July elected
j. r. Gibbs, N. c.; r. W. Cowan, V. G., and
j. F. Tracy as representative to the grand
loaSa
Mr.. II. 7. Freeman and son, who have
been visiting j. f. Tracy's family for the
past month, returned home Thursday to
Ottawa, o. Mr. Freeman was here for
the benefit of his sons health, but it did
not seem to improve very much
Mrs, Healy of Bellevue, Ia was in town
the past week looking after her property
interests here. Her grandfather laid out
the town a good many years ago and owned
nearly all the town, but Mrs. Healy has
lost two-thirds of her property through liti-
cation and other causes.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-14
I<night-StIIes.

Miss Emma f. stiles, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Stiles. and Mr.. Arthur
d. Knight OF Iryington, Neb., were married
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-14

Morton. Mr.. and Mrs Low stearns. Mr. and
Mrs. win Wilton, Mr.. and Mrs. a, 7. sid
we'll Miss Sarah Martin. Miss Monica Laur
Miss Mary Alice Sidwell waldo Laur and
Londice Sidwcll when the time came for
saying good night all wished the bridal
couple of a quarter Of a century ago many
happy returns of the day
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-14
society Out on Wheels.

A recently organized club which bids
promise of many jolly evenings is wheel
club which is composed of a number of
young society people. 1t will meet twice
week, when a ride to some place of in
terest will be taken, after which will fol-
low supper at the home OF some one of
the members.
Those who compose the club are: Mr..
and Mrs, George w. Mercer. Miss Palmer.
Miss Webster, Miss Margaret Brown, Miss
Crounse. Miss Allen, Miss Taylor, Miss
Hoagland. Mr., Randall Brown. Mr. Gannett,
Mr.. Palmer, Mr.. Edgar Morsman, Mr. Meth
erton Hall, Mr. Mullen. Mr., Cartan, Mr..
Hamilton and Mr.. Gown.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-14
Pleasant Dance and Porch Party.

In honor of her cousin, Miss Gertrude
Fuller, Mrs. j. p. Johnson gave very en-
joyable dance and porch party Wednesday
evening at her pretty home South
Twenty-ninth avenue.
Three rooms were cleared for dancing and
the music was furnished by harpst and
yiolinist. A merry time was spent by all
Those invited were Mr.. and Mrs. s. A.
Megeath, MIR. and Mrs, Harry Jordan, Miss
Fuller Miss North, Miss Hamilton, Miss
Belle Hamilton Miss Barker. Miss Cady.
Knox, Miss Sloan, Miss Alexander, Miss
Squires, Miss Holiday Burgess, Miss Allen,
Miss Drake, Mr., Wheeler, Mr.. Heth, Mr..
Hartley, Mr.. Goodrich Mr.. Vickers, Mr..
Raymond, Mr. Pratt, Mr.. Cockrell, Mr..
Burgess and Mr. Purvs.
Mrs Johnson was assisted In receiving her
guests by Miss Fuller and Miss North.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-14
SOCIETY OF OMAHA's SUBURBS.
local Events OF the Week Gathered
at Dundee.

local Events of the week Gathered
at Dundee.
Mrs Pennock, mother OF Mrs. Leavtt
visited her daughter during the week.
Rev. Leavitt went to Lincoln to be present
at the graduation of his son Herbert from
the State university.
Paul Johnson celebrated his fifth birth,
Gay on Friday by inviting a dozen of his
little friends to enjoy the day with him.
Dundee school closed for the vacation on
Friday The teachers, Miss Kate Medium
and Miss Ida Butts, gave the children an
ice cream and cake trial for closing cere-
monies.
On Wednesday evening at the home of
her father David Reed, Miss Jane Reed was
married to Leroy Corliss of Omaha On the
same evening Mr. Ellery Hume was mar
red to Miss Grace Packard Both coupIes
have the wishes of many friends for a long
and happy life
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-14

The wedding or MISS Eugene q. kOuntZc
and Mr.. Meredith Nicholson will occur
Tuesday at high noon at St Matthias church
Mr.. w. ]. Calvin of Omaha was married to
Miss e. A. Beers. June /. at Carroll, la.
and will be at home to their friends at 1922
Chicago street, after June Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Herbert Corbett have
issued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Nellie Irene, to MIR. Richard Ed
ward Wilcox, June II, at 80 at 1897 Pink
ney street
The engagement is announced of Miss
Elizabeth Waring, daughter of Captain John
X. Waring, and DR.. Kieffer of the same
post. The wedding. which will be a very
quiet affair, is to occur June IS.
Invitations were received in town last
week from Cedar Rapids, Ia, announcing
tie marriage of Miss Lillian Carnicle.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Isaac w. Carnicle,
to Mr.. Samuel James Rumel of Omaha the
wedding to occur June "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Watrous Nash have
issued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Mary Nash, to Mr. Lodowick
Fitch Crofoot, on Thursday, June 20, at
1890 o'clock, at pleasant Hill" recep-
tion from 2 to 4 will follow the marriage
ceremony.
Invitations were received in town last
week, announcing the marriage of Miss
Fredreka Shaw Barnard daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Frederick Barnard, to Mr.
William Arthur Rowland. "Wednesday noon
June a. at the BRIDES home, 921 Chicago
avenue, Minneapolis. The wedding jouI ney
will be taken abroad
One of the prettiest home weddings OF the
season took place Wednesday evening at
$50 o'clock, at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. John Dale, the occasion being the mar
riage of Mr.. Ellery Robert Hume and Miss
Grace May Packard. The affair was strictly
private, only the immediate families of tn,
hid hair
Mrs. Hume will be at home to their friends
after July l, at 9O6 North Forty-ninth srteet
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-14

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hervey entertaineG
a number of their friends Friday evening
among whom were Mr.. and Mrs. Case Wag.
ner, Horn, Edwards, McClanahan. Fleming
Parker, Thompson. thinner, Cowgirl Aus
tin, Hutchinson, Gardner, Wilson, Damon
Lease, Miller, Smeaton, DR.. and Mrs Som
ers, Prof. and Mrs. Ong, Rev. and Mrs
Tonge, Mr.. Regan and Mrs. Campbell
A very enjoyable surprise party was
given Miss Mable Mccormick by the T
w. L. club at her home Friday evening
Present were: Misses Mable Mccormick
Anna Richardson, Louise Burt, Katherine
Marie Knocke Myra Kirk, LYDIA Ellis, Jo-
sephine Burlen, Laura Jackson, Maude
Meek Mabel Hay; Messrs. Curtis Eaton
Kenneth Jack, Harry Burnett, Claude
Luice, Dave Goldman. Frank Scarf, Jake
Kirk Bert Cune, Fred Brown, Roy Her
aid, George Mesker, Ernest Oldsen. Harry
Lange.
The Friday evening dances now being
given at Idlewld hall are very well at
tended and thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Among those present last Friday evening
were: Misses Leila Glines, Nellie Lundeen
Anna Vaien, Marie Valien, Ada Whipple
Nellie Cherry, Ethel Cherry, Bessie Nor
ton, Nettie Gibson. Ola Morgan. Lena Bow
ers. Maggie Lyons, Rose Lyons, Nessie
McDermott, Lotte Shelly, Flo McDermott
Abilena Gould, Molie Nelson, Maggie Han
son, Lille Clark; Messrs. Ernest Olsen
George McDermott, Ed Weberg, James
Davis Simon Robinson, Hugh Robinson
George McNeece, Dan Whitney, Don Cor
man, Hans Peterson, George Rosster,
Charles Kmmell, Fred Stiles, Tom Diver
Harry Standard.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-14

The Crofoot- Nash wedding, which is to
occur June 20 at 1890 o'clock, is to be
home wedding and beautiful af-
fair. 1t is to be green and
white wedding. The maids are to wear
light green satins, with white organdic
overdresses. while the maid of honor, Miss
Adelne Nash will be all in white. The
reception, which is to follow the ceremony.
will, no doubt, be one of the handsomest
ever given in Omaha.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-02-27
Thay erViIle,

We are having such changes in
the weather through here that al
most everybody complains of beng
sick.
There has been protracted meet
ing in progress here for several days
held by Rev. G. W. White, which
closed Sunday night with an able
sermon by the Elder, Rev. Baum
gardner.
The second quarterly conference
for Deer Park charge was held here
on Saturday, the 18th, and after
the general routine or conference
business the following committees
were appointed: 7. j. Browning,
c. L. Paugh, Frank Nethken, J.
f. Browning, VIM. Rodeheayer,
John A. Sewers and j. J. Garrett
to view and consult as to the advis-
ability of building Methodist
church somewhere between Sand
Flat and Thayerville, so as to con-
solidate Thayeryille, Hooppole and
Davis Mill appointments. This is
a good move in the right direction.
We hope the good work will move
on. a committee was also elected
to locate a church at Wilson.
EUREKA.