Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
weddings and engagements.


The wedding Of Miss Adelee Cummins &c
Mr.. Walter Philip Byers of Dombey, oki.
will take place Wednesday evening
jun %.
The marriage of Miss Lola Hamilton
daughter Of Mrs. NJ. A. Hamilton, to Mr.
Arthur Freeman Of Early, Ia, will take
place June 30.
The marriage of Miss Helen Cole to DR.
G. ". Pollard has been announced FOR
June 26 at the home Of Miss Coles parents
at Peru, Neb.
The marriage OF Miss Maud Marriott to
Mr.. Marshall Starr Walter will take place
Wednesday evening at the BRIDES home on
South Thirty-second avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. McCague ~announc
the Engagement of their daughter, Cynthia,
to Mf. Edward e. Mcmillan, the wedding
to take place In the near future.
Mr.. Clarence Westgate surprised his
friends by marrying Miss Nettie Rou,
White on a vacation trip at GeFmania,
Wis. The young couple rave been secretly
engaged for some time, having met wher
Mr.. Westgate was In business In Germania,
The groom is very widely Travelled and has
a long list Of friends who viii be interested
In the announcement Mr.. Westgate Ii
building a home in Dundee, where they
will reside.
The marriage Of Miss Jean Fleming
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, william Fleming
to Mr.. Edward Warner williams will take
place Saturday morning, June 2e, at the
home of tho brides parents, pa South
Thirty-fourth street. Rev. Frederick Rouse
will offlclate. Miss Ruth Fleming, sister
of the bride, will be the maid Of honor and
the bridesmaids will be the Misses Lois
Fossler Of Lincoln and Ethel Lawrle. Mr.,
Lafayette Aldrich OF Milwaukee will serve
as best man.
A wedding of much interest to many
Omaha friends will be that Of Mrs. Martha
Williams to Mr.. Frank James Fitzgerald,
both OF this city, which will take place IN
Indianapolis, June 80, at the home OF Mrs
Williams brother. Mr.. Frederick A. Greg
DRY, and Mrs. Gregory, Mrs. Williams
left last evening for Indianapolis
where she viii visit until after
the wedding, which will be a quiet affair
only the immediate families being present
After an extended trip on the northcr
lakes they will be at home September / al
1914 South Thirtieth avenue.
A pretty home wedding Saturday evening
was that Of Miss Lila Catherine Halstoac
daughter of Mrs. c. II. Westan, to Mr.,
Lsalean r. Wilson. which was celebrated
at the nome Of the brides mother, sH
North Twenty-first street, at s O'Clock
Rev. r. l.. Loveland read the marriage
lines. The rooms were decorated with
peonies. palms and ferns, and In the draw.
ing room, where the ceremony took place
the bridal party stood under q large white
wedding bell made Of white carnations and
roses, Mrs, Henry Bell. as matron OF
honor. was the brides only attendant
She wore a gown OF pale blue and carried
an arm bouquet OF roses. Mr.. Henry Bel
served as best man. The bride wore 0
dainty gown of white null. made princes.
yoke, sleeves and panels were OF white
lace, and she carried a shower bouquet
Of white roses. Lohengrin wedding march
was played by Mrs. Alice Beal Of Spring
field, Neb. a wedding supper was served
and about %forty-five guests were present
After an eastern trip, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
son VIII be at home at Apartment IT, Tn,
Dunsany, after August l.
Miss Olive Horn, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. L. Horn, and Mr.. Ira ]. Turnbui
of Chicago were married Saturday, Jun,
10, at 2 o'clock, at the home OF Mr.. anc
Mrs. c. II. WRlworth, 21l6 Writ street. tn
Rev. ]. s. Hamilton Of Friend, Mob, broth
er-in-law OF the groom, officiating. Men
deissohn's Spring Song was sung by
chorus OF sixteen state alumni girls, VIII,
were dressed in white and carried larE,
clusters OF white daisies, and formed al
aisle for the bridal party by stretohinI
white satin ribbons entwined with garland
OF smilax and white sweet peas. In IN,
chorus were: Misses Laurene Stevens, Law