Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
Weddings aud arrangements.

Miss Susie Huntoon Of this city we're united
in marriage last Wednesday evening and left
for Denver shortly after the ceremony, on
short bridal tour.
Mr.. Charles II. Sharpe and Miss Katherine
Thurber Showers were quietly married last
Wednesday at the residence of Mr. Dexter
l.. Thomas the uncle OF the bride. Mr. and
Mrs Sharpe left Immediately for Newcastle
Wyo., where Mr.. sharpe has a large ranch
and railway interCsts.
The marriage Is announced OF Miss Har-
riet Osg0od to Captain Paul Clendcnin, as
Sistant surgeon l. $ A., to take place at
the Church of the Advent in Boston, at
noon next Thursday. Miss OsgOod has
many friends in Omaha, having lived here
for several years, while her father, Captain
ii. b. Osgood, was chief cOmmissary of sub
sistence of the Department OF the Platte
Mr. Harry W. Mcconnell a well known
engineer OF the Union Pacific. but nov
with the Fort Scott d Gulf road was mar
red October u at Fort Scott. Kan, to Miss
Leila FOOtc. Miss FuOte is kindly remem-
berei as one of the bright aud cheerful
members of Prof. Gilespes staff of clever
women at the deaf and dumb institute in
this city. Mr, and Mrs. Mcconnell are al
home in Thayer, Mo, where Mr. Mcconnell
is now stationed.
Tle marriage OF Miss Sarah Jacobs
daughter Of $. Jacobs to Simon T. Kohu
was solemn zed last Sunday at $50 D. m.
at the home OF the bride. 2152 St Mary's
avenue Rabbi Leo NJ. Franklin oficating
The affair was very quiet, none but relatives
and intimate friends of the contractinE
parties being present. The bride looked
charming in a white gown, her veil dee
GRATED with orange blossoms. She car
ried brides roses. Little Esther KOhn the
l3-year-old sister of the groom, rendered
the march. a bounteous collation. followed
the ceremony.
Mr. Frank Leslie and Miss Jenny Smith
were last evening united In marriage by
Rev. Dr. Thomas J. Mackay, of All Saints
church, ana after the ceremony a reception
was given at the residence OF the bride
ms Douglas street, TO but a few intimate
friends The bride came to Omaha from
New York three years ago to visit her sis-
ter Mrs c. A. Jacobson. She has since
made this city her home, and has made
a large number OF friends in musical and
socia lclrClos. The bridegroom Is an
Insurance broker in the Paxton block. He
will be missed by the bachelor fraternity
in which he has moved. The musical pro-
gram was furnished by the Jenny Lind quar-
tet of which the bride was a member last
summer.
One Of the quiet weddings of the week
occurred wednesday noon at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A.
Royce, at 4ioS North Twenty-fourth street
the contracting parties being Mr.. Robert
r. Blackburn and Miss Eleanor Wade
Royce, The bride has been resident of
Omaha but a few months, her home having
been until recently at Hastings, Neb., where
she has large circle of friends. The groom
is a well known former resident OF Omaha,
now located at Doniphan, Neb. The cere-
mOuy was performed by the grOom's father,
Rev W 7. Blackburn, in the presence Of
the immediate relatives OF the contracting
parties only After a wedding breakfast
the newly welded pair started at once
for their future home In DOnlphan.