Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-21

With palms and roses. Following the cefe-
mony a wedding breakfast was served at
the home Of Mrs. Cox to the relatives and
bridal party Mr.. and Mrs. Monaghan left
in the afternoon for a trip to Colorado
and on their return will reside for short
time in Council Bluffs Mr.. Monaghan is
the popular manager of the Boyd theater
in this city.
A pretty home wedding was that Of Miss
Helen Lucille walworth and Mr.. Benjamin
b. Hurst. which was soemuized at o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Wal
worth, 21t9 Burdette street The ceremony
was performed by Rev. A. ]. Sargent Of
the Plymouth Congregational church in
the presence of about sixty guests Miss
Florence Grimes played the wedding march
and just before the ceremony Mrs. Beach
Jackson sang "Oh, Promise Me-" little
Helen Walker. dressed in white with pink
ribbons, was the ring bearer, carrying the
ring I'm a basket of flowers. Mr.. Matthew
Murphy of Seattle acted as best man and
Miss Edna Walworth, sister Of the bride,
was maid of honor She was attired In
white dotted Swiss, trimmed with lace,
and carried pink roses. The bride wore
pretty gown OF white wash chiffon. with
NdltutlenneS lace TRIMMINGS, ana carried a
shower of white roses. Tho house was at
| tractively decorated for the occasion, a
profuson of ferns and roses being used.
The ceremony was performed in a bower Of
ferns and pink roses in the rear parlor.
while the parlor and dining room were
| trimmed with red roses. Mr.. and Mrs
Hurst left for a trip to Denver and Salt
Lake City, and after July l will be at
| home at blanchard, Ia. The out-of-town
! guests were: Miss Laurine Stephens of
! Shelton, Neb.; Miss Ethel Williamson Of
! Albion, Neb; Mrs. Daniel Eiler and daugh-
ter Of Ackley, Ia; Miss Hazel Nisbet Of
Bell Rapids. S. D.; Mr.. Murphy of Seattle,
| Misses Mary and Calista Hurst of West
( bOro. Ia. and Mr.. Charles Hurst and MIR.
! Sigmund Hurst of Lincoln.
The wedding of Miss Mary Edith Du-
mont, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II
! Dumont, and Mr. Arthur Draper Smith.
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Draper Smith.
which was solemnized last evening at tho
First Baptist church, before a large as
semblage Of guests, was a beautiful we'd
ding in every detail. 1t was a yellow
daisy wedding, the color scheme being
pIettily. carried out in the decorations
| and costumes. The pulpit and choir rail
were banked with palms, greens and
shasta daisies, while the pews reserved
! for the relatives, were marked with
| lunches of asparagus ferns tied with yel-
| low tulle-, Promptly at eight clock. as
Mrs, Anna b Andrews began the Loher~
grin wedding march. the ushers stretched
| the broad yellow satin ribbons, and the
1 bridal procession advanced down the left
| aisle, led by. the ushers--Messrs Ray Du.
mont Warren Hills, Jack Dumont and
| Robert Marley, followed by the four
| bridesmaids - Misses Lena Fricke OF
| Plattsmouth, Elizabeth Mcdonnell, Berthc
| Philippi and Lynn Carpenter All werc
similarly gowned in white batiste, trim
med with lace and tucks, with deep girdles
and ribbons of yellow. Their wreaths were
of green and they carried bouquets OF
yellow marguerites. tied with yellow tulle
| Next came the maid of honor Miss Bessi,
Dumont, sister of the BRIDE in a gown O
white crepe dc chine over yellow silk, In
set with Irish point lace, ana carryin.
Shasta daisies Little Dean Sunderland
attired in white, carried the ring in
Gala lily. The bride who entered witt
her father, was charming in a princes
, gown of white chiffon cloth, over silk
with yoke in bertha of duchess lace.
wreath of daisies held in place her lon,
tulle veil and her bouquet was a shower o
ferns and daisies. Mrs. Dumont was Rowne,
in grey chiffon cloth and Mrs. Smith 81
white silk At the chancel they were me
| ny the groom and his best man, Mr.. Roya
Comstock. Following the ceremony, whic
was performed by Rev. J. w. Conley, tn
party left the church TO the Mendelssohr