Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-08
Hymn ENEAt.
KeeIfue-Orcutt,

Two Of the prominent families OF Omaha
and Council Bluffs were united Wednesday
by the marriage of Miss Jane circuit.
daughter of the late Clinton d. circuit and
Mr. Arthur Keeline, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Keeline of Council Bluffs, which
was solemnized at o'clock last evening at
the home of the bride on South Twenty
sixth street. Cut flowers and greens were
combined in a decorative scheme at once
simple and beautiful in the trimming of the
spacious rooms making the wedding one of
the most beautiful home functions of the
year. The large drawing room was bower
OF ferns and white roses and before the
! east windows an altar was improvised be-
meath a canopy Of white illusion covered
with plumosus fern and from which was
suspended a large white floral wedding bell
Candles in brass holders burned at the back
and on either side stood a tall cluster of
American Beauty roses.
The hour of the ceremony was announced
by the ringing Of chimes and their final
| tones were mingled with the opening chords
| of the Lohengrin wedding march, played by
| a stringed orchestra as the bridal party
| came down the stairway. The banisters
| were wound with smilax and the newell
| posts were surmounted by baskets of
! showering red roses. From these ropes OF
! white chiffon were stretched across the hall
I to the drawing room door by Mr. Harley
Moorehead and Mr.. Lawrence Brinker The
| groom. with Mr.. Odin Mackay as grooms-
man. came first, and directly after Miss
| Blanche Kinsler as maid of honor, gowned
| in white and carrying American Beauty
roses. Then came the bridesmaids, Misses
Margaret Wood and Faith Potter. Mary
Lee McShane and Bessie Brady. Edna Kee-
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two, all gowned alike in white, with girdles
/ Of rose red and carrying showers OF Amer
| lean Beauty roses. Short white tulle wells
| held to place at the left side with princess
| jeweled tips OF rose red completed their
costumes. Miss Ella May Brown, as maid
of honor, came next Her gown was of irri-
descent gauze, shading from the rose red to
! silver, and she carried shower OF Amer
! lean Beauties. The bride came last with her
| brother-in-law, Mr.. A. ]. Beaton Her
| gown was OF soft white chiffon satin, made
! princess and inset with panels OF duchess
and point lace that extended up into the
| bodice and down the skirt The yoke and
bolero were of rose point lace. The we'd
ding veil of tulle hung to the carpet and
! was held to place by a wreath OF orange
blossoms and jeweled butterfly. Her only
| ornament was a necklace pendant in form
| or bunch or grapes, the 'front.' made of
shaded pearls and combined with diamonds.
Rev Father Stritch celebrated the mar
riage
The wedding guests were received infor-
mally after the ceremony. The den had
been transformed into a bower OF wild
cherry blossoms adjoining which was a
grotto Of orange bows and rocks, over
| which waterfall played. The punch was
served here from a bowl sunk in rustic
well. studded with small colored lights. The
windows and doorways OF the rear parloI
were outlined with American Beauty roses
| and asparagus fern. and the color scheme
OF red extended to the dining room, where
smart red satin bows combined with Amer
lean Beauties in the decoration. In the
center OF the table a little electric fountain
splashed into a bed Of lilies of the valley.
immediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Keeline departed for their wedding