Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA

number Of friends and relatives Of the
bride and groom, after which refreshments
we're served.
The Misses Ruth and Dorothy Felt are
entertaining at a house party al their
home. 11S East Pierce street, their guests
Knoxville. III The guests are Miss Mary
Richardson OF Los Angeles,Calt MISS
Margaret Mears OF Evanston. III Miss
Humphrey OF Hinsdale, Ill. and Miss Mar
garet Chase Of Galesburg. Ill.
Mrs. Frank VanBrunt chsperoned a party
the Boat club dance Friday evening The
party consisted OF the Misses Bessie
Mitchell. Irene Conley, Helen Hendin OF
Bluffs and Messrs. Canaan Of Omaha, and
Clark. Williams, Bridges and Fowler,
cadets from West Point Military academy
who are visiting In Omaha and vicinity.
Mrs. Cowsley entertained a ia tea towel
kensington Monday afternoon at her home,
east Of this city, in honor OF Miss Harriet
Griffin OF Seattle, Wash, took place
Wednesday afternoon. About thirty guests
formally. A guessing game was enjoyed.
Miss Stupfel being awarded the prize. Late
in the afternoon refreshments were served
on the lawn.
Ajolly party Of young people enjoyed a
picnic at Lake Manawa Tuesday evening
which was given in honor OF Miss Mabel
| cousin. Miss claudia Scott. Those in the
party were: Miss Mabel Scott of Chicago,
I Miss Ethel watson. MISS Mabel COOK. MISS
Irene Ward. Miss Claudia Scott. Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Kahrer. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Purdum Mr.. Harry Evans. Mr., Arthur
Evans, Mr.. Jess Covert. Mr.. Conklin and
Mr.. johnson of Omaha.
Miss Claudia Scott entertained at a porch
| party Wednesday evening at her home on
North Second street in hSnor Of her cousin;
music furnished amusement throughout the
evening. The guests were: Miss Mabel Scott
Watson. Miss Claudia Scott. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Kahrer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tyson. Mr.. Jess
Covert. Mr.. Harry Evans, Mr.. Ted Leary
OF Omaha.
Mr. Frank T True left THURSDAY for
and Miss Lucille Kelley. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Turner Kelley Of ST.
Louis, were married Wednesday at the
Wells. in southbridge. Mass. The cere-
mony. which was a quiet affair. was wit
messed by only immediate relatives and
nan lave gone 20 Canada for a wedding
trip. and Will be at home after October ]
at the Hannah residence, sos Second avenue
Miss Edna Keeline entertained at a pref.
tlly appointed luncheon Thursday after.
noon in honor OF St. Mary's girls. who are
the guests of Miss Dorothy Felt The din.
ing table was attractively decorated witt
pink and white astors and sasta daisies
Covers were laid for Miss Ruth Felt. Mis-.
Dorothy Felt, Miss Margaret Mears Of
Evanston. HI; Miss Marion Oliver OF Chi
I - AAA.1 H@ VI ANNNE
dale. Ill. Miss Margaret Chase Of Gales
burg. Ill; Mrs. Harry Van Brunt. Mis-
Cherry Wells. Miss Beresheim and Mis-
Edna Keeline.
A pretty home wedding took place Wed
nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the SUI
burban home Of the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Stupfell. east OF thi
city. when their daughter, Miss Harrie
Stupfell, was united in marriage to Mr.
John Griffin, of Seattle, Wash. Rev. Mar
Gus p. Mcclure. pastor Of the First Pres
byterian church, officiated. The ceremon,
was performed under a canopy OF smi
lax and ferns. The wedding party entereI
the parlor TO the strains Of Mendelsohnn'
wedding march, played by Miss Edn.
Jones. cousin OF the bride. from Kansa
City. Little Miss Marion Stupfell, siste
Of the bride, acted as ring bearer, carry
ing the ring in the center Of a large rose
Miss Gertrude Stupfell acted as brides
: maid and Mr.. William Stupfell as bes
: man. The bride wore a pretty dress G
white null trimmed with fillet lace an
1 embroidered medallions. and carried
! shower boquet OF white sweet peas. Tn
house was prettily decorated throughoJ
with asparagus ferns. palms and pink an
white carnations. lunch was served dui
ing the afternoon by Miss Margaret War
Refreshments were served at the close {
the About eighty guests WEI
present Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin left Wee
= nesday evening for their home in Seattl
: The out of town guests were Mrs. z. \
Rlanford. Mrs. Lewis Helmerick and sol
!, ! MI. Jones and Mr.. Leo Jones. all OF KaI
sas City. and Mr.. John H. Griffin, ST,
HAMBURG. Ia