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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
weddings and Engagemen,s

The engagement is announced of Miss
Marie Stanfield Bryant. daughter of Mr..
J. o. Bryant OF Toledo. o., to Mr. Alvin
Frederick Johnson, a well-kuown young
attorney of this city. Miss Bryant will
leave November / for her home in To-
iedo and the wedding will take place No
vember IS,
Thursday evening the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. b. Cooper was the scene of ~, It
homo wedding, when their daughter. May
H., was married TO Mr.. Clement f. Pattsr-
son OF this city. Only relatives of DO. h
parties and "A few intimate friends wit
messed IN" ceremony, which was perfo, med
by the grooms brother Rev. Willard Pat
terson Of Princeton, Ind, assisted by Rev.
Mcbride Of this city:
At u o'clock, noon, Wednesday, October
Il, 1906 at the home Of the brides sister.
Mrs. b. ]. Drummond Miss Mabel s.dell
and Mr.. Harry II. Dickinson were united
in marriage by Rev. Lucius o. Baird pastor
of St Marys Avenue Congregational
church, in the presence OF the immediate
family and near relatives. Immediately.
following the ceremony the wedding party
partook OF dainty luncheon. after which
Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson left for two
weeks honeymoon trip. After November I
ivy N't ~ It Ibiht IN IlllSDQlE, HAS,
where MIR. Dickinson has supervision, a.
engineer. Of construction of the Kansas
city Southern Railway companys shops,
nov being built by the Arnold Construction
company Of Chicago.
very pretty October wedding was
that of Miss Louise Schaefrer, daughter
of Mr. ana Mrs. Herman Schaeffer. to
Mr.. otto NJ. Forkel which occurred
Thursday evening M the homo OF the
brides parents, eSO4 Poppleton avenue
Promptly as the clock struck tie hour
OF s. To the strains of LOhengrn's we'd
ding march. played ON the harp by Miss
NJ. swanson, little Ernie Forkel nephew
of the groom. dressed I'm white broadcIoth
advanced down the broad stairway,
through the hail aud across the parIor,
carrying he ring i'm "a large American
Beauty rose. Next came the bridesmaid.
Miss Martha Schaeffer. sister OF the
bride gowned iu a green dotted net over
pale green taffeta, carrying a bouquet Of
pink and while roses. Lastly came IN,
bride on the arm OF her father. gowned
in robe Of embroidered net, deliberately
inset with Valencieunes lace over white
tamcta. her long tulle veil held in place
b. : cluster VI orange blossoms. aud she
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
Pleasures pn.t.

Mr. clyde Rohrbough entertained a num-
Der of his young men friends at a stag
party Friday evening at his home So,
South Twenty street
MIS-. J. w Gannett gave a delightful
luncheon saturday. followed by bridge. for
about forty guests. The rooms were pref
lilly decorated with yellow chry sauthe-
NUNS and autumn flowers.
In honor Of her friend, Miss Lcunic Hart
of Ames, Ia, Mrs James Whuley of Coun-
ell Bluffs gave a luncheon Friday. at which
these Omaha women attended: Mosdumes
f. H. Smith. L. l.. Cain. +. II. Short and
James sturtevaut.
Mrs. Z. c. Baird entertained at luncheon
Friday at her apartment iu the Dunsany
complimentary to Mrs David Denison Of
Chicago. The guests were: Mrs. Denison,
Mrs. L. Cahill, Miss Craven. Mr.. Warren
of Manila. Ia. Mr.. Billir
The first meeting of the Charmante club
was held at the home of Mrs. Frank Craw-
ford. SOC South Twenty-sevcnth street,
Thursday afternoon. Prizes were won by
Mrs. John r. Mcdonald and Mrs, French.
Besides the members of the club Miss Mary
McMenemy and Miss Nancy Battin were
present
In celebration of her little daughter Ma
jorie's NTH birthday. Mrs. F. II. Updike
gave delightful birthday party Thursday
afternoon. Informal games wers the prin-
cipal amusement of the occasion Those
present were: Misses Dorothy Judson, Mar
garet Matthews, Helena Chase. Camilla
Edholm Pauline Coad. Blanche Welcn.
Mercedes Jensen. Dorothy Guckert, Winl-
fred Brandt, Hazel Updike Marjorie Up
dixie, Jack Coad, Nelson Updike and Lau-
renee Updke
The members of the 2 Il. O. society
were entertained delightfully."- Saturday
afternoon AT a japanese party at the home
Of Mrs. J. 1. Cleland 1870 Nicholas street.
The rooms were prettily decorated with
asparagus fern, autumn leaves and red
blossoms and were Illuminated with many
japanese lanterns In the parlor there
was a display of oriental curios. and dur
ing the afternoon a musical program was
given by the Misses Haney, Ethel Cleland,
Frances and Mary Cleland. attired I'm flow
ing kimonos In the dining room the table
was adorned with centerpiece of red car
nations over which was suspended a Jap
anese parasol, from which hung small Ian
terms Oriental dalnties were served 10
the guests, who We're seated on the floor
on cushions. Presiding over the dining
room were Mrs. r. r. Leech. Misses Beu-
lab Leech, Patch, Ethel Green and Gladys
Hodgkins, gowned in japanese costumes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21

Carson Lowr,y or '0o ST Norys avenue.
hes gone Coz Ndpataisr. ind. to engug. in
new work
Air and Mrs Louis Rothschid have a..
their guests Mr. and Mrs. Harry urscb.
Mrs. D.. Hhsch aud Miss Tpssic uirsch ot
Dies Aloiu,s
Mis- Sadie Moore ot Fremont has boon
che Lucst of AR and Mrs. Beychcr Highly
during the last week. Will visiting me-.
brother. Mr.. Clelund Moore.
Ms. Max BurKcurod has returned from
stay of two months in Colorado. during
which she visited Boulder Colorado
Springs Manitou and Denver
Mrs. 3D. Lynn Ncmp.r mas returned from
Kansas city. where she attended the we'd
ding of her sister Miss Helene Buclung-
ham and Mr. Wayne Hemphiu
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kilputiick have
returned from "a summers sojourn in the
east, during which they visited Bar IIar-
Dor Poland Springs. Lake Placid and other
points
Miss Honore Gibson. who has been the
guest of Marion Cornell for a few days.
en- route 10 her home from "a trip to Alaska
and the Canadian Rockies left for her
home in Tarrytown. y. Y. Friday.
Miss Marguerite Bowen of Delphi. Ind.
arrived Saturday. to bc the guest Of Mss
Marion Council during the horse show
and Miss Nora Carey Of indianapolis and
Miss Dorothy Ecllhart Of Chicago will ar
rive the first of the week. to be the guests
of Miss Cornell also.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson have returned
from u two months trip out west visiting
Mr. and Mrs. James Stockdale Of Seattle
Wash They also visited other places of
interest in Washington and British Column
ba Upon returning home they were very
much surprised to find that their daugh-
ter and niece had their new home all in
readiness for them and about twenty old
time friends gathered there to welcome
their homecoming
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21

Mrs C. w. Lyman returned from the east
Saturday morning.
Miss Sloman of Detroit is the guest Of
Mrs. a. d. Brandes.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Joslyn spent several
days in Chicago this week
Miss Lynn Curtis left Tuesday for Lake
Forest, ILL.,, to visit Mrs. Jacobs.
Mrs. l., Herzog OF Lincoln, Neb.. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel KATE.
Mrs Sol Hopper has returned from a
visit of two months on the Pacific coast
MT. and Mrs. William Scgelke have gone
to Excelsior Springs to spend two weeks
Miss llortense Clarke has returned from
Pennsylvania, where she spent the sum
mer.
Miss Enola Dexter and Miss Helen Highly
have gone to Los Angeles to spend some
time.
Mrs. John a. IIorbach and Mrs. NJ
Bourke spent few days this week in Chi
cage.
MI and Mrs. II. c. Bird 5U2 Cuss street
are visiting friends at the Sautee Indian
ascncy
Mrs. Il. V. Lewis and Miss Lewis expect
to leave Wednesday for New York TO spend
a month
Mrs. Lyman Tower Of Chicago is the
guest for few days of Mr. and Mrs. W.
II. McCord.
Mrs. Mary Aud and Miss Alice Auld
have returned from trip OF two months
in the east.
Miss Mary Lee Mcshane expects to leave
TINS week for Hot Springs, Ark, to join
her parents.
Miss Clara Belle Roe Of Kansas city has
arrived to spend Horse show week with
Miss Mildred LOmax
Mrs. T. X. Mcpherson and Miss McPber-
son are expected 10 return from New Yorz
the first of the month
Mrs. Robert l.. Hamilton and child have
returned from Burlington, Ia. where tba,,
visited Miss CHterEirscher.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Orole of Oakland
Cal, are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Waggoncr, lCi9 Park avenue
MI and Mrs. Sam Megeath of Franklin
Pa, will arrive Monday 10 be the gu. So.
Of MIR. and Mrs. Ward Burgess.
Mrs Cora A. Prince OF Pueblo. Colo. is
in the city, the guest Of her uncle ,rI
aunt, Mr.. aud Mrs. ". : Wilcox.
Mrs, Leroy Taylor of New York las .,-
rived TO be the guest of h-r sister. Mrs
w. O. Gilbert during the Horse show
DIR, Brilliant Of Dunbar, who has been
the guest OF Mrs 5, c. Carson-Lowrcy. 1910
ST. Mary's avenue has returned homo
Mrs a. r. Kirk and Mrs. Ritchie of chi
cage. who are the guests of Mr.. ana Mr.
r. H. Sprague, Will return homo ta's vet
Mr.. Fred Lowrey Of Sioux City. who has
been the guest OF his mother Mrs. : a.
Carson Lowrey has gone east to wish
relatives
Miss Edita Apgar will have as her guest
during the H1ise show Miss Alice Blanche
Apgar OF Des Moines and Mrs. o. S Ward
o. Lincoln
Miss Eva Dale Of Centervine Ia, who
has been the guest OF her aunt. Mrs S L.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21

carried e shower bouquet OF brides roses.
They were met IN the bay window. which
was beautifully decorated with palms and
white roses Ivy the groom and his best
man. Mr.. Tom Camm. Tn the presence
of about $50 guests Rcy. l.. NJ Mehgk
of The Grace Lutheran church read the
marriage ceremony. following which an
elaborate wedding supper was served.
The decorations were beautiful, fcdtherv
asparagus ferns being gracefully fes-
TONED about the windows, doorways ami
chandeliers. while many bouquets OF
American Beauty roses were used The
table was also decorated with a center
piece OF American Beauty roses. Punch
was served i'm the back parlor by Miss
Furkel and Miss Olsen. After an extern
sive wedding trip ian the south Mr. and
Mrs. Forkcl viii be at home at 2S0l Pop
pleton avenue.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21

VIII draw the swell costumes, and to he
properly fitted out you should wear some
of orr exquisite Horse Show jewery
We've kept this in mind and are now show
Ing a beautiful collection of brooches, hat
pins, stick pins, charms. etc If you've in
mind diamond ring, pin. brooch or charm
We've the choice collection to select from
Wed like you to give us a call anyway
MAWHINNEY & RYAN CO.,
Jewels ana Importers 18th and Douglas
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
The sncictr Smiir-

Tho maiden yawned behind her fan
or sandal wood and lace
But through the Rauzy meshes
Part vanished into space,
Aud Heated forth upon the world
To charm and 10 beguile-
genuine. a thoroughbred
Society smile.
Mary BrOwne Hunter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21


TLESDAf-\iS listing Nurses dance at
Chambers.
club at the residence of Mrs. ). r. Rush;
Miss Marie Muhler luncheon at Omaha
club IN honor Of Mrs. Hargcns; Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Rothschid dinner in honor
of forticth wedding anniversary.
Thu RSDAY-Miss ella Mae Brown, dinner
at Omaha club In honor OF Miss Peck,
Mrs. G. r. Yost. kensington.
BATI Daughter Of American Rev
olution reception a. home of Mrs. r. c.
Hoyt in honor Of Mrs. Donald Mclean.
The calendar for this week affords little
aside from the one big overshadowing
event. the Horse Show, for everything else
has been put aside for that 1t has been
the one topic Of conversation for days and
It has been discussed in it's every phase,
from the horses down to the color OF gloves.
and just how often it will be permissible
10 wear the same gown. Everything IS in
readiness for the opening Monday evening
and it is safe to predict that no horse
show on this circuit has or will afford a
more brilliant spectacle
The costuming always an important ele-
ment in the success OF the Horse Show, has
received its full share of attention this
year, and there predictions that some
of the most magnificent gowns ever worn
in Omaha viii be seen in the boxes and
on the promenade this week. a number Of
women viii wear different costume at
every performance and among these will
he some exquisite importations Miss Web
ster, Miss Marie Mohler Mrs Charles T.
Kountze, Miss Lomax. Mrs. w. j. c. Ken
yon and Mrs. Arthur Crittenden Smith are
always among the handsomely gowned
women. The debutantes, although not vet
introduced will figure prominently. and in
addition TO these there are a number Of
visiting women here for the week who will
contribute materially to the occasion
Among them are Miss Peck Of Chicago
daughter of X. Peck president Of the
American Bar association, who is the guest
of Miss Webster for the week: Miss Roe
of Kansas City. who Is Miss Lomax's
guest; Miss Eldridge Of New York the pop-
ular guest of Miss Higginson Miss Eek
hart OF Chicago, who is visiting Miss Con-
nell; Mrs Leroy Taylor. who arrived Sat
urday to be the guest or her sister Mrs
w. q. Gilbert. and Mrs. Hargens of Hot
Springs. s. D.. who comes Monday to be
the guest Of Miss Marie Mohler. A num-
Der Of other guests are expected later in
the week To be entertained in some of the
prominent families of the city.
a number Of given-in-honor affairs for
these guests will help TO enliven the week
Among the things already announced are
the luncheon to he given Wednesday at
the Omaha club by Miss Moher for Mrs
Hargens and the dinner Thursday even
ing by Miss Ella Mae Brown complimentary
20 Miss Peck. The Omaha club and
Racquet club will be the scene of many an
exclusive little affair after the perform
ances.
The past week has been rather quiet, !
most Of tho affairs being club meetings.
for the Z. T. Euchc club. the Marchionette
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-04
COUNTRY CLUB GOLF SEASON
Opening on Saturday win he an
EIshteen-HOle Handicap In
which All May Play.

The golf season at the Omaha Country
club will be opened Saturday afternoon
with an eighteen-hole handicap match, In
which all members will be permitted 10
participate. This will be the first time in
the history Of the club when an oppor-
tunity will be given for all classes of golf
players TO take part in a tournament. The
game will be medal play, the eight lowest
scores TO qualify and play down for a
handsome trophy. In view of the extensive
Improvements being made at the club house
that feature of the Country club will not
be opened for the season for several weeks
For the opening of the Omaha Field club
Saturday the golf committee has prepared
a medal handicap match which will be
played off by all the golfers who have
begun the game this spring and by many
who will appear for the first time Satur-
day. The committe is working out a
schedule of golf events for the season
designating when the various cups will be
played for. Tennis will also be on the
tapis for that day and many more than
ever before will be out. The tennis men
have two weeks start this year over
last spring, or any other spring in late
years, and this should help TO get out more
players for the city tournament So many
orders for seats at the table d'hote were
received that the directors had to declare
against guests for the opening day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-04
ENLARGED QUARTERS.
Another Evidence of Omaha's Pros
perity on FRrnam street.

Another Evidence of Omaha'a Pros
perity on FRrnam street.
The Omaha Clothing company has just
closed lease for the Samuel Burns prop
erty at 1918 Farnam street, adjoining their
store, next door east. Although they
have been in their present store but a
little over one year, the remarkable in
crease of their business in that time has
made that large three-story and base
ment building entirely inadequate.
This new addition gives them four addi-
tional floors, and twenty-four feet extra
frontage on Farnam street. The new
addition will be devoted to an extension
of their furniture and ladies' goods de-
partments,
For weeks, cars of new furniture has
been arriving, which they have been un-
able to display, owing to lack of room.
This large stock will now be moved up
from their warehouse and the manage
ment expects to be able to show one Of
the most extensive furniture departments
in the western country, just as soon as
the necessary alterations can be made.
Speaking of the new building, the man
ager said: 1--WE will not be able to &C.
cupy the new building for a few weeks,
as we intend to make many improve
ments throughout the entire building
putting in one Of the finest plate glass
front windows in Omaha.
Several archways will connect the tive
buildings. 1t is our aim to make of this
building one of the highest, as we'll as
most convenient business buildings in
town" 1t is their intention to hold &
formal grand opening, soon.
When they are located in the new store
the firm name will be changed from Tn,
Omaha Clothing company to the OmahS
Clothing and Furniture company, unde
the same ownership. but a name bette
adapted to their business.
This store, when completed, will be on
Of Farnam streets most representative,
stores.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

A. u. Walker. ]. B. Walker of Fairbury,
q +. leach OF Forsythe, Mont; c. l..
Meissner Of York and j. w. Gull of Hayes
Center are at the Murray.
r. II. Fitzpatrick OF Denver. S. d. Kill
patrick Of Beatrice, ]. NJ. Kline of Lincoln,
A. r. Ward OF Auburn and w II. Gideon
OF Doniphan are at the Paxton.
den OF Rapid City G. L. Subway of
Broken Bow, j. c. Carson OF Deadwood,
and +. A. Caldwell Of Dewitt are at the
Henshaw
T. L. Potter Of Alma, L. W. Bowman and
daughter OF Alliance, E. 3. Mickey of Lin
coin. W. F. Wright OF Cook. Harry F. LehT
OF Albion and J. w. Whitehill OF Superior
are at the Millard.
r. Bruning OF Denver, p. p. Vallery OF
Belle Fourche, A. FalldOrt of Grand Island,
H. K. WorraH of Sutherland. r. F. VIII
lams OF Bridgeport, j. A. Douglas of Bias
sett and {. II. Lind OF Newman Grove are
az the Merchants.
George c. johnson OF Fremont. George
Fowler OF Lexington. Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Miller Of Bloomfield. Charles F.. Thompson
OF san Francisco, J. NJ Bennett OF Mystic,
at the IleT Grand,
N. p. Updike drove mis- big automobile to
Missouri Valley Thursday, taking with him
]. A. Kuhn and Charles Dowd. They went
g try for some jacks in the marshes around
Missouri Valley.
County Auditor Robert smith Is enter
tanning hts uncle, James smith, who arrived
in Omaha Wednesday night from Kincard-
enshire, Scotland He is> 81 years oId and
very feeble. but he stood the hardships OF
the long journey we'll. He 4 the last OF
Mr.. Smiths immediate relatives to leave
the old country. He made the trip with
Edward smith, brother Of Auditor Saith
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-04
CHURCH SALE is COMPLETED
First Christian Transfers Farnam
street Property to Graham
Syndicate.

After considerable delay, the First Chris
tan church has transferred its property
at Nineteenth and Farnam streets to W T..
Graham, trustee for a syndicate Of which
he is one Of the leading spirits. Immedi-
ately after receiving payment, the church
advanced the money necessary to secure
the title to the lot at the southwest corner
Of Twenty-slxth and Harvey streets, where
a new house Of worship will be erected.
The trustees of the church chafed con-
sidsrably over the delay in transferring
the Nineteenth property, though It seemed
necessary in order to give a clear title.
They feared they would not get the money
in time to make the payment on the
Harvey street property.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-04

attorneys ONCE this matter r. second on
the list TO be presented TO the grand jury.
The FIRST is the primary ballot box frauds
and an intimation has been given out that
evidence has been secured thought to
warrant the. Indictment OF one or more
persons.
No Contest Likely,
There was talk that City Attorney Breen
and councilmanic candidates Willis and
Bingham. defeated by small margins,
would bring contest suits I'm hopes Of hav-
ing the entire vote in the Second and
Third precincts thrown out on the charges
Of illegal practices by judges in the man
ner in which they assisted electors to
vote. and illegal registration. The city
attorney, however, studied up the law,
and said that no votes could be rejected
except those actually proven to have been
fraudulently or irregulsriy voted. This
fact. he said, wilted any desire he might
have for a contest to overcome the SCI
votes he needed to catch I'D to his OPP
ponent. Mr.. Breen said that the law re-
lating to the instructing and assistance Of
voters in operating the machine was de-
fective, in that it permitted the election
officers to have too much supervision.
He proposes to ask the next Legislature
to make 1t more stringent