Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03

Edward Updike, TO Miss winifred Sherman
Of Lincoln. daughter OF Prof. and Mrs. L.
a. Sherman OF the State university, the
ceremony to take place wednesday even
ing at $50 o'clock, at the brides homo,
1924 J street, Lincoln. Owing to. a recent
bereavement in the Sherman family the
wedding will be very quiet. Among those
attending from Omaha will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Updike, Mr.. and Mrs. N. b.
Updike, Miss Louise Updike and Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron Smith.
Invitations will be issued Monday for
the marriage Of Miss Viola Calm, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Albert Calm, TO Mr.. Isidore Wit
mark of New York City, which takes place
Monday. January IS, at 6 o'clock. Miss
Hazel Calm will be the maid Of honor and
Mr.. witmark's sister, Mrs. Joseph Klein,
OF New York City will be the matron Of
honor. The bridesmaids viii be Miss
Blanche Rosewater and Miss Minnie Hitler.
Most of the men In the wedding party will
be from New York, friends OF Mr.. Wit
marks. who will arrive the day before the
wedding. The ceremony will be performed
at Temple israel by Rabbi Frederick Cohn.
This will be the first wedding in the new
temple.
A wedding the latter part Of the month
will be that of Miss Mary Hayden, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hayden. to
Mr.. Adolph Storz, which will be solemnized
Wednesday, January q. II will be a small
home wedding, the invitations being re-
strlcted to relatives and a few intimate
friends.
The cold weather, or perhaps the Eat
ny, is starting a lot Of Omaha people 70
the sunny climes Of the countries aroun,
the Mediterranean Sailing on the steame,
Arabic February 4 will be a number o
people from Omaha who will join differen
parties in New York. Mrs. Wilson Low viii
meet relatives and sail on this steamer an,
Mrs. Frank ColpetHer, Mrs. Lou'E Brad
ford and Mrs. Hutton, sister of Mrs. c. N
Dietz, will join an eastern party sailing
on the Arabic for a ten weeks tour, in
Guiding a stay of two or three weeks Il
Egypt and the Holy Land. Among tn
people that they will meet in Egypt will b
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Dietz, Mrs. Grac
Guiou and Mrs, Himebaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Keeline. who ar
now In Buffalo. N. Y, viii sail this mont
for a Mediterranean cruise and Miss Mar
Hayden and Mr.. Ado phi storB, whose wed
ding takes place this month, will also TAX
the southern trip, sailing Mebruary H. The
will be gone about six months and will Wis
most OF the countries OF Europe. Mrs. +
W. Nash and Miss Frances Nash leav
this week for New York, but they will TAX
the northern trip, meeting Miss Florenc
: Wyman of New York City. who has bee
a popular guest In Omaha and who is no,
, studying music In Munich. Judge and Mr.
. W.. A, Rediok are planning to sail In Jun
p and will take the southern trip.
The majority OF the school set have a
, ready departed or will leave early tn
week to resume their studies and leave III
q field once more to the debutantes and the
Q elders. 1t has been a jolly holiday seasoi
There has been something going on ever
day and every evening with plenty
things sandwiched in between. In fact,
9 has been an unusually gay season for ever
one. The large number OF debutantes ht
contributed materially to the brilllancy
q things. while the return of a number
former residents has occasloned many sna'
G affairs among the older set, All considerC
the season of 1908 has been one to whic
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