Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-03
Council Bluffs
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Elect Stevenson, Mrs Gibson, Miss
:tagan, Mrs. C.. e. Tucker, Mrs. J. J.
Sharpe and Mrs. A. E. Mitchell,
Mfrs. stymest stevenson presented to mrs.
artistic mantel clock in the name Of the
Council Bluffs lodge. Each guest was
souvenir Of the occasion. The committee
IN charge Of the entertainment was COM
posed Of Mrs. L. Renard, Mrs. F. g.
Spare, Mrs. E. Crisp and Mrs. Stevenson.
Mrs. A. p. Hahchett and Mrs. Angelina
Brinsmaid gave a prettily appointed lunch
con Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Hanchett's
home on South Sixth street. The guests
were received on the screened porch, which
was attractiv,ly decorated with fall flowers.
| Luncheon was served from small tables.
which were decorated with brown and
golden gallardia, while the place cards were
mohogralned with gold letters. The color
scheme was prettily carried out in the
course luncheon. Covers were laid for
sixty guests.
Announcements have been received I'm this
city of the marriage of Dr. Horace Haver-
stock Of this city to Miss Emily Smart, at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Smart Of Bayonne, N. j. DR..
HHVerstock has been in the east for the
last two years, and met Miss Smart while
acting as inferno in the Metropolitan hos
pital in New York, Miss Smart being a
nurse in the same hospital. DR.. and Mrs.
Hayerstock Will occupy rooms at the home
OF Or. +. j. Montgomery, with whom DR..
Haverstock Will enter into partnership in
the practice Of medicine.
The Ebony Warblers entertained Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Edward Can
ming Of oakland avenue complimentary to
Miss Finny Jane Dietrich. The house
was tastefully decorated with wild flowers
and autumn leaves. on behalf of the
"Warblers, Mrs; J. b. Atkins. the presi-
dent, presented Miss Dietrich with a hand
some silver salad set. During the evening
an impromptu program, for which the
Miss Cora Gretzer, Miss Baldwin, Miss
Sara Hayden, Mrs. Maurice Wollman and
Miss Frances Mallory. Refreshments were
served late in the evening. Mrs. Canning
was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. +. Il.
Gilliland. Miss Mabel Cook and Miss Flor
ence Canning.
Daughters of the American Revolution
Will be held in Sioux City. October 6 ahd
Several prominent Council Bluffs
women are planning to attend. and will
be the guests of Martha Washington chap
ter. An interesting program has been ar
ranged for the two days, session. A
luncheon viii be given Wednesday In
honor of the guests and a trnllAV ridA to
Morningside and Riverside VIM be a tea
bers Of the local chapter who are planning
on attending the conference are Mrs.
Thomas Metcalf,, ST. Mrs; Page Morri-
Mayne. Mrs. Thomas Q. Harrison, and
Miss Mary DeVol.
DR.. Albert V. HeuneSsy ana Miss Marie
Cornelius, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Charles
II. Cornelius, were quietly married Wednes-
day morning at s o'clock at st. Francis
XRviers church. Rev. Father Francis
McMamts officiating. Only a few intimate
friends and relatives we're present. The
bride wore a dainty White gown and was
attended by her cousin Miss Katherine
Hin, Of Freeport, ILL., Mr., Frank j. Nc
Govern of North Platte, Neb.. acted as best
man. Following the ceremony a wedding
! breakfast was served TO fifteen guests at
the home of the brides parents on South
Seventh street. Thu house was effectively
decorated with palms and pink and white
roses. DR.. and Mrs. Hennessv left at noon
for a western trip. The brides travelling
gown was a becoming tailored suit of blue
cloth. DR.. and Mrs. Hannessy Will be az
home to their friends after October 10 al
soc South Seventh street. The guests at the
Frank ]. McGovern Of North Platte. Neb.
Mr.. Sidney Bloom OF Sheridan. Wyo.; Mr..
Graham Bradley of Iowa City, Miss Mary
Hennessy of Iowa City sister Of the groom
and the Misses Catherine and Margaret
Hill of FreepOrt, H., cousins Of the bride
Mr.. William :. Richmond and Miss
Fannie Jane Dietrich, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Dietrich. We're united in mar
riage Wednesday morning at st, Paufs
Episcopal church. the rector, Rev. Johr
Williams Jones, officiating. The ceremonN
was witnessed by about twenty-five init
mate friends and relatives. The bridal party
entered the church to the strains Of thC
Lohengrin bridal chorus, PLAYED by Miss
Marguerite Morehouse, whe also played
70, Promise Me" during the ceremony anC
followed with the triumphal Mendelssohr
march. The bride wore a becoming tailored
, gown OF dark blue. with hat to match
= trimmed with shaded blue plumes. She wore
a cluster OF pink roses. Miss Madg,
WALKER was bridesmaid and Mr.. Pau /
Van Order was best man. Following tho
ceremony a wedding breakfast was served
at 10 MINISTER street, where Mr.. and Mrs
Richmond went at once 10 housekeeping
+. The rooms We're bright with fall flowers
y SALIVA and asters being used IN profusion
{ The guests We're seated at one large an6
one small table, Richmond roses bein,
y used as a centerpiece, The bride is a grad
I uate OF the Council Bluffs High schoo
q and Is well known as an elocutlonist o
: more than ordinary ability. Mr.. Richmoni
4 Is employed by the Cudahy Packing com
e pany OF South Omaha, and both he an,
; his bride are popular LENDERS Of IN.
: younger set.
The Radiant Home is the best heate
I ana fuel ecouomizer in the world. Sol
J agents. Peterson & Schoening Co.
. Our line q children's school and dres
4 shoes include all the new patterns. Extr;
! high tops in button and lsee and In al
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