Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
Weddings and ENGAGEMENTS.

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weddings and engagements.
Mrs. Edward C. Mcshane announces the
engagement Of her daughter, Miss Ellen
McShane and Mr.. William Tracy Burmese.
The wedding Of Miss Ruth Weller. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Weller, and Mr..
]. Percy Fleishel Of Canon City, Col, Will
occur at $3.50 o'clock on Wednesday even
ing at the Weller home in Kountze place.
The marriage OF Miss Helen Wright,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Wright,
and Harry e. Duval, occurred at the home
of the brides parants, 2O14 Elm strret, on
Wednesday evening, about thirty friends be-
ing present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Morris Of 1875 Park
avenue announce the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Hattie Morris, and Mr..
David Prentke OF Cleveland, o. AT home
on Wednesday evening, June rs, from 8
until IL o'clock.
The marriage Of Miss Emma Louise
smythe, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Smythe. and Mr.. Harry Steel will occur
at All Saints church on Wednesday evening
at 1880 O'Clock. A reception will follow at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Smythe, POLL
Pierce street.
A very pretty wedding took place last
Monday evening at the home Of Mr.. John
Douglas, 4412 Douglas street, when Miss
Marion Scott OF Woodstock, Ont, was
united in marriage to Mr.. James T. Fall
coner Of this city, but recently Of London,
the Pilgrim Congregational church, off,
ciated. The newly married couple left
Immediately for the east.
Tha ,oarrtaoa ~ Mice Maru Mummy
daughter Of Mr.. John d. Murphy, and Mr..
James H. Mcintyre was %solemnized at s
O'Clock Wednesday evening at st. Johns
Collegiate church. Miss Williams and
Miss Mary Petty attended the bride. Miss
Eva Murphy was maid OF honor and Mr..
John Murphy acted as best man. A we'd
ding supper followed the eremony at the
home of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintyre
leaving late in the evening for Chicago and
the lakes, to be absent about three weeks.
One Of the prettiest Of June weddings
took place last Wednesday. at 42Os Burdette
street, the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.. f.
Burgess, at the marriage of their daughter,
Edith, to DR.. Joaquin Stevens Of Traverse
City, Mich. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Francis White OF st. Andrews
church. The bride was beautiful in a sim
pie gown OF white, and was attended by
Miss Halle Hardin. Immediately after the
ceremony, the young people left for q
tour of the lakes before going to theiI
future in Traverse City.
Among the social events Of the week o.
especial interest in North Omaha cir
cles was the wedding OF Miss Lillian VIII
cox, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s
wilcox, and Mr.. Thomas Virgins Allen
which occurred at the Wilcox home. 210i
nd $1,000 - 0.on raI1a ~ T,,aalo,
afternoon. Palms, smilax and cut flower
in profusion trimmed the rooms. the bay,
window OF the front parlor being filled anC
arched over with greenery and forming al
effective background for the bridal part!
as they passed between the broad whit
satin ribbons stretched by two younger sis
tiers OF the bride, Misses Ruth and Mar1or.
Wilcox. and stood before It while the mar
riage service was read by Rev. DR.. Tin
dali Of Trinity Methodist church. Littl
Miss Mildred Wilcox, a niece of the bride
as ring-beRrer, was her only attendant
The brides gown was Of white batist
with trimmings OF insertion and tucks an
she carried a shower of white carnations
Late in the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. ALLIE
left for a bridal trip through the east
which will include the larger cities an
Canada. They will be at home after Au
gust / at 2215 Grace street. Omaha.
Among the larger affairs Of the week 4
the Hansoom park district was the mar
riage OF Miss Edna Jones, daughter of MI
and Mrs. Frank A. Jones, and Mr.. Merrill
A. Bake OF Kansas City. which occurred a
8 O'Clock on Wednesday evening at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. 1895 Par
avenue. About eighty guests assembled I
witness the wedding. which was e~speciAll
impressive in its simplicity. The room
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flowers and asparagus fern. The parloI
where the service was read, was trimme
with white and green. while the crimso
rambler rose added brightness to the oths
rooms. The bride and groom entered tn
room together, preceded by little MiS
Helen Garrow, who carried the ring in
large American Beauty rose. the part
passing between broad white ribbon
stretched by Messrs. Raymond and Harol
Voorhees, OF Fairfield. Ia, cousins Of III
bride. Under a large bell OF asparagJ
fern and elderberry blossoms Rev. clyd
Clay Cissel OF Hanscom Park Methods
church read the marriage service. Tn
bride was gowned in white bastste wit
elaborate trimmings OF tucks and insertio
and carried a shower Of white roses an
sweet locust. An informal reception 70
lowed the ceremony. Mr., and Mrs. Bah
leaving late in the evening for Kans'
City, where they will reside
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Fred
erick, l7O6 South Thirty-second street, va
the scene Of one Of the prettiest Of n
many smart Affairs Of the early SUNNI
on Wednesday, when about seventy-n'
guests assembled TO witness the marrias
OF their daughter, Miss Constance, and M
james Lowell Cook OF Chicago, which wa
solemnised at high noon. A profusion
greens, festoons OF smilax and banks
palms iRteFmiRsled Nith American beani