The courier., 1903-01-17

two months and win be at home upon
their return at their new residence.
Thirty-second and woolworth avenue.
Mrs. Hoagland will receive Informally
the first and third Wednesdays In May"
Announcement was made last week of
the engagement OF another well-known
member of Delta Gamma. Miss Gertrude
Macomber OF Omaha The Bee gives the
following account Of the function at
which the announcement was made:
Another pleasant surprise In form OF
an announcement came on Saturday at
the luncheon given by Miss Gertrude Ma
comber in honor of Miss Edith Jackson,
at her home on Emmett street. Eighteen
young women. mutual friends OF Miss
Macomber and Miss Jackson, had been
hidden to attend ostensibly to celebrate
a little reunion before Miss Jackson's
marriage, which occurs on Wednesday.
When all had been seated at the table
Mrs. Macomber. In a bright little talk
which seemingly pertained entirely to
the prospective bride until the names
were used announced the engagement
Of her daughter. Miss Gertrude Macom-
Der, and Mr.. Frederick Warner Robinson
of New York. The surprise was COM
plete.
'The table was especially pretty.
though simple with two mounds of mar
cissus and carnations connected with
sprays of smilax. The young women
present were: Misses Fannie Cole.
Blanche Garten and Helen welch of Lin
coin, Edith Thomas. Eona Martin, Vera
wattles. Turkey, Louise Tukey. Jaynes.
Edith Dumont, Faith Potter, Holdrege.
H.lt.
Jackson, Mrs. Frederick Cuscaden and
Mrs. Ray Edmiston."
Monday afternoon at two o'clock. at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Framp-
ton, 172S South Fourteenth street. oc-
Cured the wedding of Miss Mae Akeson
and Mr.. George Hedges. Reverend Mr..
Nichols of Waverly officiating. Miss
Carrie Akeson and Mr.. Will Beach at
tended the bride and groom. and little
Miss Eleanor Frampton was flower
maiden. The bride was gowned In white
silk null trimmed with silk applique,
and pearl medallions, and carried bride
roses. Her maid wore pink mousseline
de sole, and the flower girl had
pretty little white silk frock. The house
was adorned with carnations and smilax.
ing the ceremony, were played by Mrs.
Frampton on the either. The bride was
the recipient of many beautiful gifts.
Twenty-Five guests were present and
after the ceremony a luncheon was
served on small tables. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hedges went to Chappell, Nebraska,
where they will be guests of the brides
father for about ten days after which
they will begin housekeeping on a farm
about four miles from Havelock. A re-
ception i'm their honor will be given by
the groom's brother and his wife in
about two weeks.
She had applied for the position of
serving maid. She rang the bell and
was admitted by the hall-boy into the
corridor of an uptown apartment house.
81 have an appointment with Mrs. B.
Take me to her boudoir," she said to the
elevator boy when the car was under
way.
She stepped out on the tenth floor, and
the door of a handsome apartment was
opened to her.
And madam" she said, when the wo-
man Of the house had entered the room.
what salary do yer pay?''
twenty-five dollars a month";" was
the meek answer.
And what kind of a room do I get?"
cosey room, overlooking the Hudson
and the Palisades in the distance, was
shown to her.
"Humph," she murmured, as she
looked about the room, ''and where is my
bathroom" A door swung back, show
ing a tiled bathroom, with proclaim tub
and silver mountings. and equipped ac-