Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-25
HYMENEAL.
ChumIea-spaIdinE.

Chumlea-Spaldtng.
SIOUX CITY, Ia, oct A.--(special Tel
egram. MIR Miles Preston Chumlea OF
Omaha was married to Miss Marie spald-
ing Of Sioux City at ~ O'Clock this sven-
ing. The wedding occurred at st. Thomas
Episcopal church, Rev. Ralph Smith Of
ficiating
1t was one Of the prettiest weddings Of
the year The beautiful church was dec
grated in green and white. the color scheme
being carried out through the structure
from the outer door to the chancel and
altar. Mr.. ChumIea was attended by Mr..
c. N. Crow Of Denver as his best man."
and Miss Spalding had for her bridesmaids
Miss Alice spaldlng, her sister, and Miss
Florence Hobein OF Estherville, Ia. Mrs.
Fred White Of Esthervflle was matron OF
honor, and Mr.. Rufus E. Harris and Mr..
Lloyd Scruggs of Omaha were ushers. The
ring bearers were Master George Lawrence
Avery and Master James spalding White.
The bride, who is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs James d. SpaIding of Sioux City,
looked most charming as she came down
the aisle on her fathers arm to meet the
groom at the altar, where the ceremony
was said.
After the ceremony reception was given
at the home OF the brides parents where
many guests assembled to greet the bridal
couple. A great many from out OF town
were present among them being Mrs, John
Cheney, Fort Dodge, Ia; Miss Olson, Fort
Dodge; Mr.. and Mrs. N, F. Rohrer, Mrs,
Theinhart, Council Bfufsi Miss Louise
Mcmillan, onawa, lag Mrs Mary b. Garde.
Miss Eleanor Garde. cincinnati; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 8. Lysaght. Cherokee, Ia; Mr. and
Mrs. Fred White, Baskerville, Ia Mr.. Karl
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Mr.. ]. A. Elliott Omaha,
Mr.. Chumlea Is one OF the department
managers at Armour's big plant at Omaha
Mr.. and Mrs. Chumiea will make their
home at the Uintah after a wedding trip.
Bethune-MaImquist.
/ A simple but very beautiful wedding was
that Of Miss Nora Edith Malmquist. daugh-
ter Of Mr., Ernest w. MPimquist to John
Martin Bethune, which was solemnized
Wednesday at high noon, October 24th, at
the home Of the brides father. 1907 Capitol
avenue. Rev. H. o. Herring OF the First
! Congregational church ofiiciating. Mrs j.
Hardin sang a vocal solo II Love You
| Truly" and the wedding party entered the
paTlor to the strains Of the wedding march
from Lohengrin. played by Miss Mlbel
Cedar The attendants OF the bride were
Janet Mcclellan, ring bearer; Grace MoI.sl-
Ian and Elinor Mcclellan, ribbon bearei s.
Miss Nellie Kitchen and Miss Lynne Malm-
quist, bridesmaids Mics Elizabeth VIII
Hams, maid OF honor, Mr.. Harry Bethune
was best man.
At the conclusion Of the ceremony. the
guests were entertained at a butfet
luncheon.
The out-of-town guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Bethune. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Be
thune, Misses Anna and Agnes Bethune.
Mrs. James Akin. Miss Nellie Kitchen. Miss
Mabel Cedar. and Mr.. and Mrs r. McI,el-
Ian, all Of whom are from Lincoln Neb.
Mr.. Harry Bethune, Plttsburg. Pa, and
Miss Elizabeth Bioxham. Sheldon, la.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John NJ. Bethune will re-
side at 1907 Capitol avenue.
BOwIby-Drake
ST. LOUIS Oct. 2L-Cspecial Telegram.
In the presence OF about 100 society people
Charles e. Bowlby Of Crete, Neb.. tonight
became the husband of Miss Anna NJ
Drake, at the home OF her aunt Mrs s. H
II. Clark in Westminster place The Rev,
DR.. Mcleod OF the First Congregational
church Oficiated. The bride. who wore
white embroidered linen had only two at.
) tendants, Mr., and Mrs. Hoxie Clark who
J acted as best man and matrOn OF honor
I fAAAci 4NtNNihhrf 10 MI anu MIS-. boWiDy
will reside at Wilbur Neb They became
acquainted IN Nebraska about two years
ago, when she was visiting her mother
Mrs. Sarah Drake. who resides in Ne
= braska. For many years the bride. who
is graduate Of Monticello seminary has
resided In 81. Louis with her aunt.
DOuElas-Dew,
TBcUMsEH. Neb., Oct. 24-(speoial Tele
! gram.)-Mr. Oscar Douglas, a prominent
: young attorney here. and Miss Jennie NJ
/ Dew were married at the home Of tn,
J brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dew
in this city this evening The ceremony
/ was performed by Rev. T. ID, Davis IN N,
presence Of few relatives. Mr.. ana Mrs
Douglas departed on a late train 10
Omaha and will return 20 Tecumseh within
ten days and so to housekeeping on Nortl
Third street.
, StOne-MOOFe.
COLERIDGE. Neb oct A-(special.) D.
! George Stone. the champion batter Of m,
American league. was married to Mis-,
: Pearl Moore az the residence OF the bridel
mother here last evening al o'clock. Rev
John shiphard ofaciatng Both OF tn,
yong people grew from childhood in THU
community,
, WiiHon-ManEer.
h Henry Wilson and Miss Edna B. Manner
: daughter OF Eugene Manner Of Florence
s were married az ? p. m Tuesday al th'
! hotel in Florence BY Rev. c. W. Sayldge.
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