Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-26
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
Fridge Party for Miss Marion Hughes 0at
Of Prominent Functions
H. S. GoOREHEAD MARRIED IN MIcHGAl
Young Lawyer of Omaha and MiEs
wAlIin of Grand Rapids Are
United in Matri-
mOny.

prominent among the large affRiTs of
Wednesday was the evening bridge party
given by Mrs Swartlander and Mr.. o. c.
Redick In honor OF Miss Marion Hughes
who is to be one of the spring brides. Nine
tables were used for the card game and
the prizes were won by Miss Helen Davis
and Mr.. Tom Davis. Those present were:
Miss Laura Congdon. Miss Mona Rloke
Miss Bessie Brady, Miss Margaret Wood
Miss Helen Davis, Miss Ada Rirkendau,
Miss Marion Connell, Miss Frances Yves
sels Miss Mable MARI, Miss Julia Colburn,
Miss Edna Keeline of Council Bluffs, Miss
Lucy Updike. Miss Jeanne Wakefield, Miss
Marie COnman, Miss Jessie Barton, Miss
Merriam, Mr.. Glen Wharton, Mr.. Lou
Clarke. Mr.. Tom Davis, Mr.. Arthur Lewis
Mr. Tom Davis, Mr.. Arthur Rogers, Mr.
Robert Updike, Mr.. Junius Brown. Mr.
Robert Burns, Mr.. Ed Creighton, MT Louis
Loring, Mr.. Douglas Bowie. Mr.. VIII
schnorof. Council Bluffs; Mr.. Bryant
Rogers, Mr.. Hugh Mcwhorter, Mr.. Elmer
Cope and Mr.. Arthur Jaynes.
X. X. X. Club at Redman Home.
The members OF the K. x. X. club spent
delightful afternoon Wednesday at the
home OF Miss Alice Redman, 46O2 Redman
avenue. The members went out on the
car, and as the hostess home ls some dis
lance from the car line, they were met
at the end Of the line by a hayrack, which
took them to her home. Cards and music
afforded amusement for the afternoon
Miss Lula Mergen rendered several piano
selections. Prizes for the games were won
by Mrs. James Redman, Mrs. Harry
Counsman and Mrs. George r. Hurst. The
rooms had been beautifully decorated with
apple and peach blossoms. Those present
were: Mrs. W. e. Edghill. Mrs. George
p Hurst, Mrs. H. M. Johnson, Mrs. ]. w
Brown, Mrs Frank Hume, Mrs w. H.
Gould jr., Mrs. Gus Bolton, Mrs. W. NJ
McE1hinney, Mrs. d. w Dickinson, Mrs
James herman, Mrs. r. c. Marston, Mrs.
Henry Dunn, Mrs. Frank Mcdonald. Miss
Lula Merger and Miss Alice Redman.
MOOrehead-waIIin wedding.
A wedding Of wide social interest be
cause of the prominence of both families
is that of Miss Bertha Wallin and MI
Harley G. Moorehead, which was solem-
nized wednesday evening at o'clock in
Grand Rapids. Mich, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin B.
Wallin, IS North College avenue. A large
church wedding had been planned, but ow-
ing TO the rapidly failing health of Mr.
wallin a home wedding was considered
better Miss Hazel Remington of Grand
Rapids and Miss Julia Higg1nson of Omaha
served as maids Of honor and wore white
silk null gowns over white taffeta with
large pink flowers The bride, who is
beautiful blonde with girlish and digni-
fed bearing, wore an exquisite gown OF
white satin with trimmings Of real lace
made empire effect She was given away
by her father. Mr.. Lawrence Brinker OF
Omaha was best man. Only the relatives
ana close personal friends were present at
the wedding, but at the reception that fol-
lowed the guests numbered about two hun
dred. Mr. and Mrs. Moorehead left for an
eastern wedding trip and on their return
I will be at home to their friends after Oc-
tober 1 at III South Thirty eighth street.
Among the Omaha people who attended the
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Moore
head. the Misses Moorehead and Mr.. Harry
Turkey.
KensInEtOn for Mrs. Ned Kessler.
Mrs. Julius Kessler gave a kensington
Wednesday afternoon for her daughter.
Mrs. Ned Kessler Of Portland, Ore, who
will be her guest for several weeks A
| feature OF the afternoon was picture
contest when the baby pictures OF those
present were presented to guess who they
were Mrs. N. F. Hartman was awarded
the prize for this. Sixteen guests we're
present.
|
tanned yesterday by Mrs. w. A. Shropshire.
l Luncheon was served at FIVE small tables
| following which Might've was the game
Of the afternoon. Those present were Mrs,
1 John wallwork, Mrs. Imam, Mrs. Cullen,
Mrs. johnson, Mrs, Jewel, Mrs. Rooney,
/ Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Liver, Mrs Frank
| Porter, Mrs. w. P. Campbell. Mrs. George
| Hunter, Mrs. Mucke, Mrs. Herbert Wood
land. Mrs. Robert Trimble, Mrs Mosher and
] and Mrs. Shropshire.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. Harry Turkey Is in Grand Rapids,
Mich, where he went to attend the Moore
| head Wallin wedding.
Miss Agnes French left Wednesday even
ing to visit friends in New York.
Mrs. McLaren of Louisville and Mrs.
HOLSTER who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Blanchard, have returned home.
Mrs. Roy H. French will be hostess next
Wednesday at the meeting Of the P. H.
! Card club.
DISTRICT ORGANIZATION FORMED