Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-04

Francis xavier's at the 6 o'clock mass
The Very Rey; F; +: McMah9S or6iG ad nnSdi
Mr.. Roy Kirk of Stanberry acted as best
man. The bride wore a travelling, suit OF
to match and a brown hat. A wedding
breakfast was served after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs: Smith left Wednesday even
ing for a wedding trip to Buffalo, Niagara
and other eastern points. They viii make
their home in stanberry; The bride was a
st. Francis academy.
A pretty June wedding was that OF Mr.:
Edison Sheldon Damon and Miss Ethyl
Thomas. who were married wednesday
Mrs Mary e. Thomas, i7 South Eighth
street. Rev. Marcus p. Mcclure, pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church. offlciated
relatives and friends, The ceremony was
performed under a bower of palms and
sister, Miss Evelyn Thomas, as brides
maid, while Masters Bruce Wallace and
Frank Damon. nephews. respectively, Of
ers. The bride wore a gown of imported
null. trimmed with baby Irish lace and a
veil. Her bouquet was Of bridal roses.
silk and carried a big bunch of gladiolas.
Following the ceremony refreshments were
rated in yellow and white. Red roses,
palms and ferns were used in the decora-
ton Of the other rooms; Among the out
Clayton Of Indianola, Ia; Mr.. and Mrs.
FIREMAN of Winterset, Ia; DR.. and Mrs.
Glenwood. Miss Mabel Hicks. Miss Wheel
ing and M, and Mrs Redfleld OF Omaha.
Maxfield of South Omaha and Mrs, Brad
ley OF Topeka, Kan. After a short we'd
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Damon will make
their home for the present at E7 South
Eighth street
A pretty home wedding took place
wednesday evening at s O'Clock at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and MIS-.
~. r.. Macrae, 81 Park avenue, when their
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Jane Macrae, was
Hood OF Kansas City, The ceremony was
the living room, which was p~rettily deco
rated with schastra daisies and asparagus
ferns e the Ts ssra STiasl party f=ob e41ersG TIVE wed fGG@
march, which was played by Miss Grace
Rood. sister of the groom. Mrs: Nell Har-
acted as matron OF honor and was the
only attendant. She wore her wedding
dress OF white ehiffon IN taffeta. The
satin, made entraine, with a long tulle
veil. held In place Dy scnaSrA da.~.-, ~.'.
flowers. The piano and mRnues were
banked with ferns and palms and made a
pretty background to the wedding party.
At the close OF the ceremony, which was
Wttnessed BY thirty-nve Immediate friends
and relatives, a luncheon WAS served in
Msdse Waller. Miss Lula s2etmAn, Mis-
Mary Nichol and Miss Grace Rood, while
Miss ADELAIDE Rood served punch in tins
reception hall throughout the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rood 1eft Wednesday even
ing for their new home I'm Kansas City.
where Mr.. Rood is advertising manage on
the Kansas City Journal. The brde is
well known in this city, being a graduate
Of the Council Bluffs High school in the
class Of 'OL. Among the out-Of-toWn guests
were: Mrs. Adelaide Rood. mother Of. the
groom Miss Grace and Miss Adelaide
Rood. sisters OF the groom, and Mr.. Ar
thur and Mr.. Clifford Rood. brothe rs OF
the groom, all OF Lincoln, Neb.; Mr.. and
Mrs. C.. E. Rood OF Omaha, Mr.. and MRS
Edwin 8 Rood OF Benson, Neb. the Misses
Rood OF Omaha, Mr.. and Mrs. Merchisor
OF GrtGwold. la. Mrs. G. r. Hall OF Wal.
nut. Ia. Mr.. Herald Hall of Walnut, la.
and DR.. Merchison OF Hamburg, la.