Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-25

their daughter, Nellie May, to Mr.. Edmund
Joseph Williams of Denver, Colo. The we'd
ding will take place at their home Tuesday
evening, November q.
Mr.. and Mrs, Albin Fox. 1907 Sixth ave-
nue., announce the engagement Of their
daughter Frances, to August Changstrom
of this city The wedding will take place
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
residence of the brides parents.
The Little Bridge club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
E. j. Gilbert. 629 Willow avenue. Mrs. Van
Inwegen won the highest score The club
VIII be entertained next Friday by Mrs.
e. II. Merriam, 24 Third avenue.
St. Pauls guild was entertained Monday
afternoon by Mrs f. A. Doolittle, 107 South
Seventh street. After the meeting
dainty luncheon was served Mrs. Peter
( son of South First street Will entertain
the guild at her home next Tuesday after
noon.
The Wednesday Kensington club was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Miss
katherine Warner, III Glen avenue.
guessing game was the chief feature OF the
afternoon, at which Miss Maud Davis won
| the prize. After the game lght relresh-
/ r'erts were served.
Albert w. Patterson of this city and Miss
| Hannah Weigl of Oskaloosa, Ia. were
united in marriage wednesday an atneTno1.l rIop
| a bridal trip to oklahoma, where the
! grooms parents reside. and upon their n,, re-
! turn expect to locate in Omaha WheTe MI
! Patterson is employed.
| A musicale will be given by Wheel No
/ 8 of the Broadway church Ladies ala so
/ ciety Wednesday evening at the residence
| of Mrs G. G. Baird, 1885 High street. An
interesting program, IN Which ne 6,o,5.Ch StOaI7
and many others Will take part mas peeH
arranged for the affair
! Charles O. Murphy and Miss Lula Gas
/ ton, both of this city, were united IN mu!-
! riage Wednesday afternoon at 81; Johh
| English Lutheran church. Rev G.. w. Sny-
/ der officiating. Harvey Parks was Brootlis-
ma2 and Miss Hazel Gas6on @ Slstfb fb OF nrns Tne
/ ent the couple will make their home at Sld
! South Fifteenth street.
| Mr.. Ivan r. Chapman of this city sur
prised his friends by slipping away 10 Chl-
cago and returning with bride. MrS
Chapman was formerly Miss Christine Nell
son of Chicago, and the ceremony TOOK
| place last Monday afternoon at the I'M
! manuel Baptist church, Chicago. Mr. ana
Mrs. Chapman are az home tor the pres
Mr.. Charles r. Berry OF Omaha and
| Miss Helen Kuhl of this city were united
! in marriage at nigh noon Wednesday at
! Mrs. q. W. Broyles $40 Little Curtis
! street, Rev G. w. Snyder officiating. A
number of the relatives and friends or the
| contracting parties were present 70 Wit
! ness the ceremony. The newly married
| couple will make their home at 29O5 Web
| ster street, Omaha.
The attendance Thursday night at the
| third annual bali of the Street Railway EN-
/ plOyes' Relief association Of Council BluHs
was so large that it made dancing very
IL was estimated that there were about 100
! couples present. Music was furnished by
! Covalts orchestra. Ed ID. carr otnc.eteu
| as master of ceremonies and j. II. Wilson
performed the duties of floor manager.
Miss Pearl Swanson, accompanied by her
| father, w. 8. Swanson OF Sli bHnton SIrce''
/ left Tuesday evening for Cheyenne NEn-
/ where she was married "Wednesday evening
to James S. Shoemaker, formerly ot Coun-
/ Gil Rluffs Miss Swanson Is well-know9
i'm this city by her associates as talented
! musician She was born ana raised IN tlls
| city and completed her education IN the
high school. The young couple viii viii make make
7 their home In Cheyenne, where the nome
is already prepared.
A quiet home wedding took place Tues
. day afternoon at the home or MT ana
| Mrs. II. w Barnes, on Fairmont avenue
I when their daughter Carrie became the
I wife OF Frank ID. Noble OF Creston. Ia.
Rev. o. o. Smith offlciated. The ceremony
& was unusually quiet and formal, on ac-
count Of the recent illness of Mr.. Noble 8
mother, and only immediate relatives were
present. Mr.. Noble is connected win q
! Chicago book publishing house. MT. ana
/ Mrs. Noble expect to spend the WINTER IN
the south. after which they Will make their
| home at Creston.
/ Meneray 800 Sixth avenue an enjoyable
surprise party was given Friday evening IN
4 honor of their son, Alberts, nineteenth
I spent at cards. Mr.. Ervan Spetman won the
Z first prize and Miss Hazel Brown received
/ the 'bOoby' prize. An immense bunch OF
yellow and pink chrysanthemums FORMED
! the center piece of the dining room table,
which was presented 10 the host. AFTER
/ the games dainty luncheon was served
The party was arranged Tor py Mrs;
Meneray, assisted by Miss Lula Wise and
/ Miss Nettie Flemming. The host was pre-
sented with many beautiful presents In
/ Miss Tazelteen Covert, Miss Lula Wise,
Miss Anna Wise, Miss Mabel Hoagland,
Miss Hazel Brown. Miss Mabel Lacey, Miss
1 Miss Edna Meneray, Mrs, Roscoe MeneTay,