Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-10
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
Miss Adele MoHugh Becomes Bride
Of MI. Clair ]. Baird.
EVERYONE WORKS FOR TAG DAY
women of Fashionable set suspend
An-Entertainment for Day 20 So
licit for CIarkson Hospital .
Building Fund.


"wednesday. September .. Ing Day"
That is the way Milady's engagement book
reads and that single engagement Is writ
ten clear across the page. Everybody"
helped downtown or somewhere else and
practically nothing else was even planned
for the day. The clubs were deserted in
spite OF the fact that It is ladies' day out
Benson way, and the noon hour, ordinarily
dedicated to ~luncheons, was the busy time
for the scores OF women who made up the
soliciting teams or used their automobiles
collecting money from the various stations
about the city and South Omaha.
Luncheon Party.
Mrs. Fred Il. Hansen entertained at
luncheon Wednesday for Miss Tress Rob
bins. Covers were laid for Misses Nell
Donohue, Bernadette Shelby, Margaret
Nelson, Helen Nelson. Tekla Jewel. Myra
whidden, Freda Jones. Mesdames Ed
Bruning, John Marsh. Dan Marsh, c. W..
Wallace and Ross of Chicago.
Bafrd-MCHuEh.
The marriage of Miss Adele Louise Nc
Hugh, daughter of Judge and Mrs w. d.
MeHugh TO Mr.. Claire James Baird, was
solemnized Wednesday at high noon at the
home of the brides parents on St. Mary's
avenue, Rev. b. A. Mcbride officiating.
The large living room, where the cere-
mony was performed, was deliberately dec
GRATED with white lilies, palms. ferns and
smilax, the latter forming a canopy for
the wedding party and the same color
screens, green and white being used
throughout the rooms.
As the Lohengrin wedding march was
being played by Mrs. Louis Clarke, the
maid of honor, Miss Edna Baker of Lincoln
entered wearing a dainty white gown of
Persian lawn, made empire and inset with
vallenciences lace. she carried a large
loose bouquet Of pink roses. The bride,
who is a charming brunette. looked most
attractive, wearing the wedding gown
which her mother wore just twenty-five
years ago, the day being Judge and Mrs.
McHugh's wedding anniversary. The
bridal gown was an ivory shade Of watered
silk, made empire with long train and fichu
Of duchess lace. The sleeves were small
and elbow length, the gown being worn
without any alterations. The bride also
wore an ivory tulle veil, which completed
the costume. her bouquet being Of lilies
Of the valley.
Mr.. Edward Baird. brother of the groom,
served as best a After the ceremony
a wedding breakfast was served to the
guests. Only relatives and a few intimate
friends were present, owing to the resent
bereavement IN Judge McHugh's family
After a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Baird
will go to their own home. which they are
building at Forty-first and Davenport
street.
At the Field Club.
The largest dinner party Wednesday even
- - a. ruNn H. - r
and Mrs. A. ]. vierling, in honor of Mr.
Louis Meahl of Chicago guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. II. Korty. The guests were
seated at two tables, at the larger, covers
were laid for Miss Stella Shaw, Miss Ruth
Halter, Miss Jean Hamilton, Miss Claire
vierling. Miss Luella vierling, Mr.. Louii
| Meahl, Mr.. Louis Horton. Mr.. Lloyt
Blackwell, Mr.. Harry Blackwell, Mr.. Hale
Bixby, Mr.. and Mrs, John Mcdonald anC
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. v%ierling. At the smallei
table those present were Mr.. and Mrs
L. H. Korty, Mr., and Mrs. George Nat
finger, Mrs. Horton and Mr.. and Mrs
Vierling.
Major and Mrs. ]. @. Galbraith enter.
talned for Mrs. ]. W. Bennett, guest OF
Mrs. W. C. Bennett of Fort Crook. Thei,
guests included Mrs. ]. w. Bennett
Mrs. w. c.. Bennett. Mrs. Martin Grim.
Minis, all of Fort Crook; Miss Enid Valen.
tine, Miss Galbraith. Lieutenant Smith
LieutenDnt Short. Lieutenant Nuelson OF
Fort Crook, Mr.. Sidney Smith and Captain
John Hines.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Bucholz enter,
tanned at dinner complimentary to theli
guests, Mrs. n. A. Rainbolt Of Norfolk
Neb. Their guests will include Mrs. Rain
bolt, Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. White, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Wynn Mack Rainbolt. Mr.. and Mrs
C. F. McGrew, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walter and Mr.. an
Mrs. Charles Martin.
At the Country Club.
Mr.. Cedric Potter and Mrs. Cuthhsr
Potter were hosts at a dinner part,
Wednesday evening for their guest, MI
Raymond Dillingham; of Denver, -thei
guests to include Miss Anna Bourke, Mis-
Dorothy Morgan. Miss Bess Baum, Mis-
Caroline Barkalow, Miss Miriam Patterson
Miss Isabelle French. Miss Pauline Bourkt
Miss Elizabeth Consdon. Miss Faith Potter
Miss Louise Dining. Miss Frances Yves
sells, Mr.. Denise Barkalow, MFR. Stanle
Ineson, Mr.. Ben Wood, Mr.. Ben Gallagher
Mr.. Richard baum. Mr.. Edward Leffert.
Mr.. Robert Dining, Mr.. Herbert French