Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-31

the most enjoyable Of the season About
thirty-fve couple we're present.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Rosche, 40 Mil
street street, entertei lined about twenty Young
Tho main feature of the evening was
fake Christmas tree. upon which rested
various my steriOus bundles. Refreshments
were served.
Mrs NJ r. Patterson. itOl Seventh avenue,
entertained q party or fourteen at Christ
mas dinner Among the guests was Miss
Patterson had about twenty guests. The
evening was spent at games and music
Refreshments were served.
Miss Grace Spearman and MIR. c. A Poul-
ter were united in marriage Christmas
afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. aud Mrs John Spear
man. 2n1O Seventh avenue. Rev. w. d. Glenn
mer officiating. The young couple will
make their home in Omaha.
Nj. ami Mrs. NJ. W. BHghtman. us Madi-
son avenue, entertained at their home
Christmas eve twenty-three out-of-town
guests. The affair was a surprise to both
hosts and guests. rs IT. was entirely un-
the best Of the situation by apprupriatug
all the spare beds IN the neighborhood
Mr.. Myron Van Brunt gave a stag din
nCr At ais home. SO First avenue. Thurs
day night. 4 six-course dinner was served.
Covers were laid for Messrs. Roy Smith,
George Phelps. John LYdon. George Camp.
VIII cutler. John McAtee Russell Nichols,
Roland Otis. Charles Hart, Roger Cocker.
Ray Eldridge of Omaha and Myron Van
Brunt
Dr. d. p Cooper and Miss wnifred Rose
Lilies were married sunday noon at the
residence of the brides parents, MIR. and
Mrs. II. NJ lilies, SIS Twenty-third avenue.
Rev. ID. r. Chambers of the Latter Day
/ Saints church officiating. DIR. and Mrs
Cooper are spending their honeymoon visit
ine in Kansas city. and will return shortly
after the new year to this city, where they
will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs; 7; J.. shugart S32 Glen
day. Covers were laid for MIR. and Mrs
Smith and Miss Elizabeth Smith of Nal.
vern. Ia. Mr.. and Mrs. Shedd. Miss Nern
Rice Miss Rice. Miss Edith Shugart. Mas
ters Harry and Charles White of Malvern,
! and Mr. and Mrs. Shugart.
/ Miss Florence Lougee, 900 Oakland ave;
/ me, entertained about forty OF her Rlr
I friends at contrary wise, party Thurs.
/ day night The program of the evening
! was carried on just opposite to the regu.
! lar custom, the guests upon arriving being
! greeted with good night and the lunch
con was served the early part of the, even
/ ing. Games and music furnished the
! amusements of the evening.
! Miss Elizabeth Day was home to a mum.
Der of her young girl friends Thursday
afternoon. Those present were Misses
Elizabeth Crane, Ruth Felt, Edith Shu.
garet Metcaf, Flora Cooper, Nellie Mayne
Mary Wadsworth, EVoline Edgerton. Haze
Henderson. Helen FIickenger, Margarei
! Hazeltine Covert. Gertrude Hulette, Maudc
Meyers and Virgie Meyers
The marriage of Miss Aida May Lorint
| and MIR. Irving A. Benedict occurred
| Christmas afternoon at the home of tn,
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs D. r. Loring
Stj Sixth avenue. The bride wore a beau
] tiful gown of white wolfe and real Irisl
lace. The bridesmaid, Miss Carrie Homar
Of Omaha, carried a boquet OF red roses
! Mr.. F. H. Jones of Omaha acted as bes
man and little Miss Elizabeth AnnishlleC
the part of ring bearer. The ceremony wa!
! performed by Rev II. G. Herring o
| Omaha, the young couple standing unde
! 2 beautiful arbor of Christmas decora
! tions. After the ceremony a fve-cours
! wedding supper was served to the imme
| date friends and relatives who witnessed
| the ceremony. Memberships wedding
| march was PLAYED by Miss Belle Robin
| son. Mr. and Mrs. Benedict will maxi
| their home with the brides parents a 81
| friends after January !.