Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
ALL FoLIOs OF TEACHING PIECES
FOR PIANOS, 35c.

Congregational church. officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Allstrand are spending their honey
moon in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cutler and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Metcalf arrived home Friday
evening from fishing trip to Blue lake,
near Onawa, Ia.
Mr.. e w. Douglass has gone to San
Mrs. Douglass. who has been spending
several months there
Mrs. A: B. Sewating Of Chicago, who is
oliver of Park avenue. has gone on a short
visit to friends in Fort Dodge. Ia.
Mrs. G. NJ. Young. 2i2i Avenue c. has
and two daughters, Of Sterling, Colo, and
her cousin, Mrs. NJ. Jacobs of Denver.
Mrs. r; c. Edgerton of Franklin avenue
had as her guests last week the Misses
Anna Mcdonald, Theresa Harrington, Eve
lima Tepin and Anna Pauran of Salix, la.
The Misses Helen and Markaret Flick
niger Of Fourth avenue gave a delightful
was tastefully decorated in cut flowers
and ferns. Covers were laid for twelve.
Fifty were present at the dinner of the
Mems club Of the First Presbyterian church
Monday night. The feature Of the evening
was the address by Rev. Charles Edwin
Bradt Of Chicago on The Kind OF Church
Prof. p. w. Jenkins of the Yerkes OBJ
gervatory, Lake Geneva, Wis, accompanied
by his wife and daughter. we're guests Of
Big Piney Wyo, where they expect to
spend the summer.
Miss Flora Judson entertained the Wed
nesday Kensington club Tuesday after
noon at her home, 929 Sixth avenue. Miss
Maude Davis carried of the prize for the
guessing contest. A pink and white lunch
Hon. Frank D. johnson of Des Moines,
former governor OF Iowa, was a guest at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Brock
the wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Br esSt
daughter Miss Edith, and Mr.. Ray Bennett
Beardsley.
Mr.. L. c. Wolfe of this city was mar
ried Wednesday noon at Table Rock Neb.,
( to Miss Ruth Chambers of that city Mr.
and Mrs. Wolfe are enjoying a wedding
| trip among the Colorado mountain resorts
| They will make their home in this city, on
! Madison avenue.
Herbert LOOMS left Thursday for Los
Angeles to visit his grandparents, Mr. and
/ Mrs, W. w. Loomis. Reeve and Wheeler
Loomis have gone east for the summer
the former to New York and the latter to
mer with relatives.
Invitations have been issued for the
| marriage OF Miss Lulu Van Brunt.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W II. Van
cock Of Cerro Gordo, Tenn: The wedding
is set for Tuesday. July 8, in St. Paurs
! Episcopal church at $3.50 p. m.
Miss Marion Tyler was hostess to the
Klatter Klub Friday evening The club
while Mrs. Frank Pinney and Miss Ada
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prizes. daintily appointed luncheon was
| served. Miss Cherrie Wells will entertain
| the club next week.
Several OF the young women Of the
! Bachelor Girls club, chaperoned by Miss
Sue BadOllet are enjoying camp life at
Mobiles lake. The party includes the Misses
Benson Marguerite Jardine. Belle Robin
son, Ethel Reynolds, Jessie and Maude
McAneney, Gertrude Citizens and Charlotte
| Henninger.
Mr.. Bert Johnson OF Manning la ana
Miss Clara L. Linfor Of Walnut, Ia, were
married Wednesday at the home of the
brides brother, Mr.. Claude Linfor, $50 Six
tenth avenue Rev. Marcus p. Mcclure,
pastor OF the First Presbyterian church.
Ofticiated In the presence OF a small gath
ering Of relatives OF the bridal couple. Mr..
and Mrs. johnson. on their return from a
wedding trip to Colorado, will make their
home at Manning.
a delightful out door lawn party was
held al the home of DIT. Donald Macrae
sos Fifth avenue Thursday evening, unde
the supervision of the Queen Esth {
guild Of the First Presbyterian church
made a beautiful appearance in its deco
Tations of Japanese lanterns and palms
and Mrs. 4 q ESmpRie S sSperintended tho
affair, and their efforts were awarded by
a splendid attendance.
A delightful outdoor musical was ar,
ranged for Tuesday evening under the
direction OF Dr. Claude Lewis and Miss
| Nellie Greene and held al the home OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. John BreshSfm, pa FRANZ
street. The weather interfered somewhat
with the program, but Il none the less wal
success. Those on the program were
Omaha. vionnist. and the Eiks quartet
consisting Of DIT. Claude Lewis, Mr.. Gerke
Mr.. Rigdon and Mr.. Charles HaverstOck.
Mr. Gustave A Schoedsack OF the RoaTS
q Education entertained the members o.
the board and few friends al a FISH Dime
az his cottage, Sans Souci.' az LAX
Manava last evening His guests wer