Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

Mrs. NJ. c. Campbell announces the en-
gasement OF her daughter, Miss Cassie
Bell. to Mr.. Frank Bixby OF Auburn, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rubin have an
nounced the engagement Of their daughter,
Miss Theresa Rubin, to Mr.. Charles
Kopald. The wedding will take place In
September.
one Of the early fall weddings will be
that OF Miss Alice Towne, daughter OF DR..
and Mrs. s.. r. Towne, to Mr.. Fred MILO
Deweese Of Lincoln. The wedding Will
probably take place in September.
The marriage Of Miss Nancy Elizabeth
Carlson, daughter Of Mr.. S. P. Carlson, to
Mr.. willard s. McBachron took place Sat
urday afternoon, Rev. r. B. A.. Mcbride
officiating. After q short wedding trip to
Rock Island, Ill, Mr.. and Mrs. McEachron
will be at home at 26oS North Twenty
fourth street.
Announcement lie made In Albany, N. Y,
ot the engagement OF Miss Rose Catherine
Rush Of that city to Mr.. Edward Albert
Dow of Omaha. Miss Rush finished last
year with the Ladies of the Sacred Heart
In Antwerp. She will spend the remainder
Of the summer in Belgium and Holland,
returning to New York, where the wedding
will take place In october.
A quiet home wedding last evening was
that Of Miss Cora Frances Hardy, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hardy to Mr..
william Adai Field, which took place at
the home Of the brides parents, at
o'clock, Rev. T. J. Mackay, officiating.
The Mendelssohn wedding march was
played by Mr.. Cecil Bergman and Mr..
oliver EldriEe, the best man was the only
attendant The bride was daintily gowned
O., a V,rattv 1n1arla poatVrna made nrinCPEg
Of white embroidered null with trimmings
Of baby Irish lace. She carried a shower
bouquet of white sweet peas and a wreath
Of the same kind was worn in the hair.
The rooms were protusely decorated with
asparagus fern and pink sweet peas. The
marriage service was read in front of the
mantel, which was banked with palms and
foliage. Mr.. Guy Hardy. OF Des Moines,
brother OF the bride, came on for the we'd
ding. About twenty-five relatives of the
young couple were present and an informal
reception followed the ceremony for the
wedding guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Field will
be at home after September 1 at S2l South
Twenty-fourth street.
A wedding in which many, Omaha people
are interested took place at Denver last
Monday. 1t was the marriage Of Miss
Lillian oberfelder of Sidney to Mr.. Joseph
wasserman Of Cheyenne; In reporting the
affair the Denver Post said:
The marriage OF Mr.. Joseph wasserman
to Miss Lillian oberfelder took place at
high. noon today. in the white and gold
drawing room OF the Brown Palace hotel,
Rev. William Friedman officiating. The
bride is the daughter OF Mr.. ana MRS.
Joseph Oberfelder of Sidney, Neb,, and tho
groom is a prominent business man OF
Cheyenne.
The bride. who is a petite brunette, was
gowned In q travelling gown of lavender
with hand work and cut Jet, with lavender
satin hat to match, adorned with willow
plumes and aigrettes OF the same shade,
She carried a shower bouquet Of white
sweet peas and lilies of the valley.
The brides attendant was her sister,
Clara Belle Oberfelder, as maid OF honor,
gowned in a yellow directoire satin,
trimmed with duchess lace. She carried
Little Babette wasserman, sister of the
groom, Eowned in a dainty white frock,
and carrying a basket Of white sweet peas,
acted as ring bearer. Little Leonie Ober-
fielder similarly .gowned, was flower girl
Jack Bearman Of ct. Louis was best man
The couple we're married under a large
bell Of flowers, and during the imposing
ceremony the strains Of a stringed orches,
ira, hidden behind a bower of palms and
bride roses, played Mendelssohn's Wedding
March"
During the breakfast, served later In th'
day, the orchestra played selections by
popular musical composers, and among
them was one selection especially dedi'
Gated to the bride
Mrs. Wasserman is an accomplished mu.
slcian and a graduate OF Brownell Hal
OF Omaha. Messages of c~ongratulatior
abroad. Tonight Mr. and Mrs, wassermar
Will leave on an extended trip through
Colorado and Utah.