Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-07

Blanch, have just returned from Chicago
and Milwaukee on their way back they
stopped al Marshalltown, where they visited
Mr.. Falkenburg.
About twenty members of Oak Leaf
camp. Royal Neighbors of America, tend
cred Mrs. Mary Andrews of Fourth avenue
a surprise party Tuesday evening The
evening was spent playing cards and re-
freshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Redllne of Sioux City
and Messrs Henry and George Redline OF
home OF Rev: w, b. clemmer. 7s6 Willow
Redline are brothers of Mrs. Clemmer.
Harmony chapter, Order OF the Eastern
star. VIII give series of dances this
winter for its members and friends on the
second Thursday in each month. The first
of the series will be given Thursday even
ing of this week in Masonic temple hall,
Mr. John Pethybridge, left last Monday
Before returning home he expects to spend
few weeks In Livingstone, Mont, where
he WIZ be the guest of his brother. Mr.. w.
II. Pethybridge. and cousin, Mr.. Charles
Retallick.
Miss ELAN Organ entertained at supper
Friday evening in honor OF Miss Hope
were married Saturday afternoon. Supper
was served at 10 o'clock at which the
brides cake, which contained a thimble,
dime, and ring, was one of the features.
Mr.. Grattan Smiley Foley son of Mr. and
Mrs. 7. j. Foley of this city. and Miss
| W. unesody evening at the nome or the
! brides parents in Gothenburg, Neb. Nj.
! and Mrs Grattan. Foley will be at home TO
| their friends after December l at Nate
| huala, San Luis Potosi, Mexico
| The Atlas club met Tuesday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs: J. d. Hamilton on
Avenue. f; The club had for It's study
was Constantinope. The club decided to
| hold it's meetings on Mondays instead
| OF Tuesdays. the next meeting occurring
| Houghton, H5 West Pierce street.
| Mr. Clarence II. Judson. formerly of this
city, now OF Seattle, Wash, and Miss
| evening at the home of the brides mother.
/ Mrs. F. Meyers, 401 Park avenue Rev. Mar
Gus p. Mcclure pastor of the First Presby-
terrain church., officiating. The ceremony
was witnessed by number of relatives
| and friends OF the bride and groom. Mr..
and Mrs. Judson will make their home i'm
Seattle.
| A pretty wedding took place Saturday
| afternoon at O'Clock at st. Francis
church, The contracting parties were Miss
| They are both well known young people
I of the Bans. only relatives and imme-
I date friends were present. The bride
was neatly dressed in a dark blue tailor
I made suit After the ceremony they went
ITO their own cottage 3l9 Harrison street,
! where a wedding supper was awaiting
them.
a pretty wedding was solemnized at St.
| Pauls Episcopal cnurch wednesday even
ing at o clock, when Miss Cora M. Ger
| trude HitcncocK was united in marriage 10
| Mr.. CLAUDE Bernard Matthai. Inc cere-
mony was performed by Rev. III. w. Starr.
the rector. the ring ceremony being used.
Ihe bridesmaids, Miss Mae Yates OF
4 Omaha and MISS Maud Cochran OF thus
i CITY, bore a bunch of flowers which MIR
Forest Brown ana Miss Lucle Dixon scat
1 tered before the happy couple as they es-
cenoed to the altar to take the vows
Inc best man was Mr.. s. &. Johnson oil
Omaha. The church was neatly decorated
In PAINS ana ferns. The Drioe was sowneo
in cream taIIeta, with an overdress OF
1 trimmed
pearls; the maids were dressed alike In
pale blue silk net with pale blue picture
hats. LATHE Lucille Dixon was the ring
bearer Immediately after the ceremony
! the newly welded couple and the guests
repaired to the home Of the bride, 20
Washington avenue where wedding jim
ner was served and a reception held
They will make their home at S16 NORTH
! First street.