Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
HYMENEAL.
FOnda-JRynes,


Wholly devoid Of pretense, though one Of
the most anticipated social events of the
spring, was the wedding of Miss Herberta
Jaynes. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. s.
Jaynes, and Mr.. William Brace Fonda,
that was solemnized at o'clock last even
ing at the Church Of the Good Shepherd,
Twentieth and Ohio streets. About 800
guests filled the church, which was trimmed
with greens and profuson OF white peo-
nies, chiefly about the chancel and the
pews at the front reserved for the mem
bers Of the families and near friends. With
the opening chords of the Bridal Chorus"
from "Lohengrin," sixteen young women,
members of the Delta Gamma society and
college mates Of the bride, fled across the
front of the church from the vestry rooms
at either side Of the chancel, passing up
the chancel steps and into the choir stalls,
The procession included Misses Mona Mar
tin. Stone. Harris Comstock, Wilson Edith
Dumont, Bowen, Stearns, Hortense Clarke,
Ruth Bryan, Weich, Watkins, cockrane
and Mrs Frederick Cuscaden. all gowned
in white and EACH carrying a bunch OF
white carnationasdE g-
As the last of the girls found her place
In the chancel the bridal party, preceded
by the ushers. Messrs Weir Corfman, Louis
Brinker, entered the church, advancing up
the main aisle. Miss Gertrude Macomber,
as maid OF honor, followed, gowned in
white mousselaine and carrying white car
| nations. And then came the bride with
her father. Her dong trailing gown was
of white pineapple tissue, skirt and bodice
| OF tuckng the latter trimmed with a
bertha OF duchesse lace, and over all hung
long tulie veil caught to place with a clus-
ter OF orange blossoms She carried a shower
| Of swansonia that hung to the carpet.
At the chancel steps the groom, with his
brother. Mr.. Hilton Fonda, met them.
standing there while the betrothal was read
| by Rev. Bell, rector OF Good Shepherds, s,
| and then advancing TO the altar. where
Rev T. j. Mackay offciated during the re-
mainder of the service The bridal party
| left the church to Mendelssohn's wedding
March," and Immediately following an in
formal reception was held at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jaynes at Sherman avenue
and Emmett street for the members of the
party and a few of the nearer friends.
| Spring flowers and greens trimmed the
rooms, the bride and groom receiving with
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jaynes and Mr.. and Mrs 7.
| E. II. Fonda in the library.
Late last evening Mr.. and Mrs Fonda
left for the lakes for a fortnights trip.
and will return to make their home in
Grand Island. Both young people have
been raised in Omaha and have scores Of
friends who will regret their departure,
which will take from the younger set two
OF its most popular members.
| Baily-Pease,
HASTINGS Neb., June lO.-(specal)-
Hastings society today centered its atten-
tion about the marriage of two of its men,
bers, Mr.. Joseph Baily and Miss Jessie
Pease. The ceremony was performed in
the presence OF q limited number of friends
at high noon at the home Of the bride $
parents on North Hastings avenue, by
Rev. e. Van Dyke Wight OF the Presby-
terrain church. Mr.. and Mrs. Baily de-
parted for Spokane, Wash tonight, where
Mr.. Baiiy is engaged in the real estate
business -..t
Observation-Disclosures.
William NJ. Hartwell, tilIerman of truck
No. /. at Eighteenth and Harney streets
was married 10 Miss Pearl Harding OF
Crescent, la. The wedding took place al