Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17

avenue.
Mrs: Charles Jones Of Third street enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening in cele-
for ten
Rev. Charles Mayne had as Mis- guests
last week his father, Mr.. Alexander Mayne
Of Littleton, Pa, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Mayne of Shelby. la.
Mrs. N. j. Rice and Mrs. L. e. McDsn-
Harriet Hammond, left Thursday for a
trip TO Colorado points.
Mrs. w. {. Unthank returned yesterday
from Dies Moines, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Anna. who graduated from
ST. Joseph's academy there.
Mr.. and Mrs, Paul c. Aylesworth and
children arrived from Los Angeles, Cal,
and are guests of MIR. Aylesworth's par
ents. Judge and Mrs. E.. r. Ayleswcrth
George Mcdonald is expected home today
Seattle to spend the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Mcdonald.
Mrs. Charles Timmel. assisted by Mrs
a. L. Olson, entertained number of neigh
bors at a kensington Thursday afternoon.
At the close OF the afternoon a four-course
luncheon was served.
The Misses Helen and Russell Cecil
OF Fort Crook, who were the guests OF
Miss Frances Bridges at the Grand hotel
,ett THURSDAY i,i, for Detroit, Mich, where
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Atkins are home
from Oklahoma City, where they were the
guests Of Mrs. William Mcpherson, nee
I
q former resident Of this city
The wedding OF Miss Myrtle Tucker
niece OF Mrs. II. A. Cox Of this city, and
Mr.. Edward j. Monaghan OF Omaha will
take place Wednesday morning at 1880
o'clock at st. Johns church. Omaha.
The Hillside club met Thursday afternoon
son had charge of the afternoon, and a
STUDY or Oliver Wendell Holmes was taken
up Light refreshments were served at the
VIII be on Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Beetz, 40 Fifteenth avenue.
Mrs. w. A. Southland and Mrs. Banford
entertained the Daughters Of the American
revolution at the final meeting Of the
season Tuesday afternoon at the home of
MRS. southland, 2l9 Blum street. A very in
teresting talk was given by Mrs Hayden
! OF ROCK Island the guest of the club.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Council Bluffs will be well represented
IN "A Midsummer Nights Dream" which
Is to be presented at Hanscom park in
Omaha next Wednesday evening BY Miss
| kttch's Dramatic school, as a number of
the principal characters are to be taken
by young people of this city. Miss Fanny
Phelps Oberon and Miss Hazel Brown will
| appear as Puck.
The members of the Kensington club en-
tertained at a kitchen shower Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs Robert
Theinhardt, 239 Vine street, in honor of Miss
Brock. The time was pleasantly spent at
prize. Luncheon was served. Those pres
emit were Miss Brock, Miss Joe Bixby, Miss
l Nina Myers, MISS MauQe Davis. MISS
Phoebe Judson, Miss Ruth Barstow, Miss
Ahad Sargent, Miss Georgia Mitchell, Miss
Cherrie Wells Miss Ethel Cook, Mrs.
George Hamilton, Mrs Robert Mulis Mrs.
Andrew E. Brock. Mrs NJ. F. Rohrer Mrs.
| George Myers of Baltimore, Miss Hortence
Forsythe Of Detroit, Mich and Mrs. Them
! hardt
Miss Elizabeth Crane of Park avenue en-
tertained the Camping Girls Tuesday even
ing in honor of Miss Edith Brock, the bride
elect. The main feature of the evening was
| a love letter contest. in which MISS Brock
was victorious, carrying off the beautiful
silver plate Another feature of the evening
was handkerchief shower. The dining
room was decorated in yellow and white,
and dainty yellow and white heart lunch
con was served A pink and green color
scheme was carried out in the other rooms.
Those present were Miss Brock Miss Nina
Myers, Miss Phoebe Judson Miss Blanche
Patterson, Miss Edith Organ, Miss Hazel
Drake. Miss Virgie Myers and Miss
Chrystal Hewettson.
The marriage of Miss Caroline Schoent-
gen and Mr.. Eldin II. Lougee was solemn
lied Tuesday evening at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Schoent-
gen. 7OS South Sixth street. Rev. IL ".
gowned in white silk crepe and carried a
bouquet of Margu9ites. The crimson ram
bier was used In the decoration Of the re-
ceptlon rooms, while in the dining room
profusion of Marguerites was used. Mrs;
Fred Empkie and Mrs George M9yne had
Florence Lougee and Gertrude Klntz were
stationed at the punch bowl. Mr.. and Mrs.
ern trip. to be gone about month. Mrs.
Lougee's travelling gown was OF brown
wolfe, with hat and gloves to match. On
their return they will occupy apartments
at the Grand until the completion Of their
new home on Oakland avenue.
Miss Sylvia Snyder, daughter OF Rev. and
Mrs G. w. Snyder, and Mr.. Carl Frederick
Slough, son OF Prof. ]. Howard Slough
Phi. D.. of Midland college, Atchison, Kan,
were united in marriage Tuesday evening
| at St Johns English Lutheran church, of
which Rev. Snyder is pastor. The church
was a bower of blossoms, roses and ferns
being used in profusion. The bride was
led to the altar by her father where she
was met by the groom, unattended. The
bride was preceded by little Miss Mar
acted as ring bearer and Miss Marie SEQ
field, as attendant. The ceremony was per
formed by the father of the groom, as
sisted by Rev. Mr.. Snyder. Miss Snyder
Irish lace trimmings. The ushers We're
DR. Claude Lewis, Mr.. Lucious Prior Mr.
: Arthur Evans and Mr.. Alfred Peterson
The reception was held in the church par
lors. Light refreshments were served by
Lilly Peterson, Ivy Lee of Omaha, Irene
5 Ward, Lulu Larsen and Evelyn Thomas
Inez Bloom of Omaha and Nellie swanson
, presided at the punch bowl The out-of
town guests were: Rev. and Mrs: ]. How
8 ard b. Slough of Atchison, Mrs. Harry b
HAY, Margaret Hay and Master Harold
= Hay OF Dayton, o.. Mrs. w. X. Snyder OF
Wooster, o.; Rev, Luther Ludden OF LIN LIN
Mrs. M L. Melick, MIss Grace Melick
Mr. Lloyd Melick, Rev Luther kuhns
Mrs s. Booth, Mr.. Alvin Bloom, Mrs j
K Bloom, Miss Inez Bloom MI. 10!
Bloom, Mrs. George Lee and Miss Lee