Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-18

Kountzc and Mrs. p. c. Moriarty were in
charge Of arrangements.
stein-Anderson.
A pretty summer wedding took place
Thursday evening at s O'Clock at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Anderson on Miami
street, when their daughter. Miss Jean
Anderson. became the bride OF Dr. Charles
Stein u clyde. Kan. Rev. David Turnbull.
pastor OF the First United Presbyterian
church, officiated. the ceremony being per-
formed in the bay window Of the Twins
room, where a decoration Of palms was
used, combined with sweet peas.
Miss Helen Anderson, a sister Of the
bride, was bridesmaid and wore a gown
Of pink silk null and carried pink sweet
peas. The bride wore a dainty gown of
ivory-colored PIMA cloth, embroidered in
pink and trimmed with princess lace and
| pale pink satin folds. Her bouquet
was a shower of white sweet peas. DR..
e. n. Robertson of Concordia, Kan, served
as best man. About sixty guests were
present. DR.. and Mrs. Stein left Friday
for Clyde, Kan, where they Will make
their home. Among the out-of-town guests
present for the wedding were Mrs. Will
liam Robertson, the Misses Robertson and
Master William Robertson. OF Chicago,
Miss Helen Stein Of Hastings. Neb.. and
Mr.. James Healea of Craig. Neb.
Birthday Celebration.
The Laurel club gave a surprise party
and apron shower Thursday afternoon to
celebrate the birthday of Mrs. c.. N.
Walker, one Of the members. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Walker. Mrs. c. A. Maier,
Mrs. c. A. Stevens. Mrs. A. Thorspecken,
. Mrs. ]. r. Gillian. Mrs. c. Grow, Mrs.
I P. Schommer, Mrs. 8. s. Won Trott. The
other guests were Mrs c. Boyd. Miss Flora
Schaeffer OF Maple, ILL.,, Miss Dorothy
Walker of Tennessee and Miss Schommer.
At the Field Club.
Mrs. j. L. Spencer entertained at
luncheon Friday at the Field club. her
guests including the members OF a bridge
luncheon club which meets every two
weeks. Those present were Mrs, Richard
Horton, Mrs. Harrison. Mrs. A. A. AFTER
Mrs. E. c. Drummer. Mrs. Wylie Jones OF
Macon, Ga: Mrs. Samuel Potter. Mrs.
Reynolds, Mrs. John Rowlands, Mrs. Ben
nett, Mrs. w. A.. Pixley. Mrs. James De.
war and Mrs. Spencer.
Come and Go Gossip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel North have returned
from a visit in st. Paul.
Captain John Hines returned this week
from Michigan, Mrs. Hines and children
WIN AAAeA " SOAAAV NAiAiO
Mrs. S. A. Mcwhorter and sons, Mr.
Hugh Mcwhorter and Mr.. Donald Nc,
whorter arrived Friday morning from LAX
Forest, ILL.,, where they have been fol
several months and are now occupying
their old home on Thirty-ninth street. Mr.
Mcwhorter will return later.
DR.. Robert s. Anglin is seriously i'll a
his home at Thirty-ninth and Dodge streets
DR.. Anglin's brother-in-law, Mr.. ]. H
Roberts Of Utica, N. Y, Is expected Sat
urday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Borshelm and children
have gone to Sulphur Springs, Ark. for
few weeks.
Mrs. D. r. Miller and children of L;
Cross, Wis, are guests of Mrs. Miller
sister, Mrs. Elmer Johnson OF 1925 Masol
! I street and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Graham Park of 1921 Leavenworth- street.
Mr.. w. d. Bancker and son, Dudley ar
at Prospect House, Shelter Island, L. 1.
G visiting Mr.. Bancker's mother and brother
g Mrs. w. H. Alexander of Salt Lake City
S who is visiting Mrs. Z. NJ. Bartlett expect
to go to Lincoln Sunday for a few day!
after which she will return and he tn
guest of Mrs. Bartlett and Mrs. A.
t Turkey.
o Miss Mary Clarke of st. Joseph arrive
Friday morning to be the guest of Mr.. an
Mrs. r. ]. Dining for a week or ten day
Mrs. f. v. Lewis has returned from a
d extended trip to Seattle. where she visite
her son, Mr.. Arthur Lewis. She also visite
several cities in California.
e Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Brogan nave as the
guest their niece, little Miss Katherlr
Brogan of Hartford, Kan.
w. ]. Smith and family left Thursda
for an outing in Wisconsin. Mr.. Smit
is local freight agent Of the Northwester