Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
WEEK IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
June weddings and Picnic Parties
Make Up the Sum of Events
for the Present.

Miss Margaret Hawley of New York CITY
Is in the city, the guest Of Miss Caroline l..
Dodge.
Miss Bertha Marsh and Miss Carrie Wells
gone to Denver for an extended visit
with friends.
Mrs. Wallace E. Shepard returned last
Kansas City.
Mrs. r. l.. Grady and family Of Sixth
are home from a visit to relatives
at Iowa City.
neapolis, where she was visiting friends
the last few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Douglass of this CITY
are members of a house party given at
Sioux City this week.
The members Of the Athenian club gave
their annual picnic at Paramount park Fri
day afternoon and evening.
Miss Emma Frederick of Glen avenue re-
turned yesterday from an extended visit
with relatives In Philadelphia.
Mrs. James Wyman Of Austin, Tex, Is in
the city the guest Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Baird is enjoying a visit from
her mother and sister, Mrs. j. w. Wood
and Mrs. ]. c. Mellett of Logan, Ia.
Rev. George Edward Walk and family
they will spend the summer with relatives.
Miss Edna slinguff and Miss Grace Inger-
sol of Burlington are guests of their
cousins, Mrs. James Blair and Mrs. L.
Mucci.
Mrs. A. T. Flickinger, accompanied by
her aunt, Mrs. Henry Meyer of Winthrop,
Ia, left yesterday on a visit to relatives at
Elliott, Ia.
Miss Fanny Reynolds. who has been visit
ing at the home of her uncle, H. c. Cory
of Sixth avenue, returned to her home in
Denver yesterday.
Bernard Brown of South First street en-
tertained a number of his young friends at
his home Monday evening. About twenty
five were present.
Miss Florence Shea entertained a number
Of young friends at a prettily appointed
kensington given at her home on Wash
ington avenue Friday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Matthews of this city. Mrs.
Belle Converse and Mrs. Nell Cressey Of
Oakland nave gone to Hiawatha, Kan, TO
attend the golden wedding of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Bottelle.
Miss May f.. Perry and Ira E. Brown Of
Los Angeles will be married Monday even
Ing at the home Of the brides parents at
a teacher In the city schools here.
A number OF Council Bluffs people at
Miss Grace Campbell, which occurred last
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Campbeii Of
Nicola. Rev. Mr.. Alexander of the Council
Bluffs Presbyterian church officiated.
A number Of picnic parties were held at
agreeable, rainy weather. among them a
merry party Of young people ehaB3esroned
who enjoyed the pleasures of the lake Tues
day afternoon. About twenty were in at
tendance.
A. c. Snyder and Miss Alice Chambers,
both Of this city, were married tuesday
afternoon at the residence of the groom's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. Snyder OF North
Johns English Lutheran church officiating,
In the presence Of a large number of the
were served on the lawn at the close of
the wedding ceremony. The. newly married
couple went at once to their home, which
the groom had fitted up, at 4e North
Edward Owens and Miss Regina May
Bell, both of this city,. were married
brides mother, Mrs. J.. Bell. 1903 Fifth
avenue. Rev. E.. w. Erickson, pastor Of
the Fifth Avenue Methodist church. ~of1ciat-
which Mr.. and Mrs, Owens left for Colo
RADIO Springs, where they will spend their
honeymoon; Among the guests present
Des Moines, mother and sister OF the
groom, and Mrs. Brown of Shenandoah. an
viii be at home to their friends after July
Is at 1903 Fifth avenue.
Miss Mary H. Maher of Iowa City and
Hubert L. FINLEY of this city were united
rtck's church. Iowa, City, Rev. Father
Ward. pastor of the church, officiating. The
S STide wo %eS a PbI ridaIy ve fp% "f talI En- s gns' esr mStI
a large boquet of brides roses. Miss
Aurelia FINLEY of this city, sister Of the
Maher, brother OF the bride, as groomsman,
The bride is the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
1 d. Maher and a popular young woman OF
Iowa City. The groom is cashier of the
Council Bluffs Savings bank and a promi.
nent young business man. They will make
their home at 23 Oakland avenue.
DR.. Irving W.. Parsons of Malvern and
Miss Minnie l.. Brand Williamson OF this
city were married Tuesday morning at the
home Of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs
tor of the First Presbyterian church of this
city, officiating. The bride was most at.
line de sole and carried an armful Of Amer.
lean Beauty roses. She was attended by
two we uttie ribbon bearers: katherine Bs en
lesone Randlett. A wedding breakfast was
served in the dining room, which was pref,
and asparagus fern. DIR. and Mrs. Par.
sons left the same afternoon for a trip Il
Spirit t LAKE. ,S on their return hey Will vii
Hanson was for a number of years one OF
the primary. teachers in the Washington
charming personality. The groom is 3
former Council Bluffs boy and a member
Of the medical profession of the state as
Charles Roland crockwell and Miss Corr
A. Smith were married Wednesday evening
at the home of the brides parents. Mr.
avenue. TIL ceremony was performed by
Rev. George Edward Walk, rector of ST
OF a large gathering OF relatives and friends
of the two families. The bride was charm
ingly gowned In mousseline de sole. ovel
taffeta, and carried a shower boquet O
sweet peas. Mrs. T. e. Cassidy was matror
OF honor and little Adele Keeline acted al
flower girl, strewing marguerites in tn,
pathway of the bridal party as II entered
the parlors. The wedding march was plsyeS
by W, L. Thickstun. The house was beau
tifully decorated, the chandeliers through
out being hung with asparagus fern AM
the lights tinted with pink shades. Largl
clusters of meteor roses adorned the mante
in the front parlor and in the secon,
parlor. where the bridal couple stood dur
Ing the a large bank of PALM
and cedars formed a bower. The weddinI
supper was served from small tables. Mrs
Crockwell's going away dress was a darl
blue tailormade gown. Mr.. and Mrs
C~rockwell left the same evening for Den
moon before going to Cambria. Wyo
where Mr.. Crockwell Is chief engineer 70
the Cambria Mining company.
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