Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27

being awarded Mrs. Rigdon, Miss Marion
Tyler, Mrs. Heiser, and Mrs. Al. l.. Van
Brunt. After the game a course lunch
con was served,
at dinner Frida' ternoon at Happy Hol-
low club, cor Ientary to Miss Ethyl
Thomas, who's, marriage to Mr.; Sheldon
Damon will take place Wednesday even
ing The table decorations were in yellow,
yellow daisies and yellow shaded candel-
abrae being used, while the PANTY place
cards were painted In yellow. Covers were
laid for twelve.
Mrs. Gus Meyers was hostess to the Har-
rison Street club Thursday afternoon. at
her home, 54 Harrison street. The after
noon was spent in playing high five, Mrs.
]. Shrader being awarded the first prize
and Mrs. George Dupree the second prize.
At the close Of the game refreshments
the club until fall. A picnic WIFI be given
Wednesday evening at Lake Manawa, when
the members will entertain their husbands
at supper.
Mr.. Thomas r. Hardin and Miss Mayme
Haynes were quietly married Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of the groom 3
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Hardin.
pastor of the First Presbyterian church.,
officiating. Only the immediate mem
Mrs. Hardin have gone to Garretson, s.
D., to visit the brides mother. after
Which they Will go to Gordon, Neb.. where
will make their home.
Mrs. Irven Il. Spetman entertained at a
prettily appointed luncheon Friday after
noon at her home, 10 Bluff street, In honor
Of Miss Elizabeth Macrae. The dining
room was decorated with Shasta daisies
and crimson ramblers and hearts being used
in profusion. Miniature red bags OF rice
were used as place cards and were given
as favors, Covers were laid for seven
guests. The after-lunoheon hours were de-
voted to a miscellaneous shower, which vas
tendehed the brlde-elect.
Miss Ioaanhina RIxhy sntartainad Of m
informal kensington Wednesday afternoon
In honor of Miss Ethyl Thomas, at her
home on East Broadway. The afternoon
was spent in tieing a silk comfort for the
bride, after which a dainty luncheon was
served In small baskets, the bride-elect's
being distinguished by being tied with a
was afterwards cut, Mrs. William Piper
finding the dime, Miss ella Writ the ring
and Mrs. Robert Wallace the thimble. Fiji
teen guests were present.
Mrs. Lloyd r. Griffith entertained at an
Informal kensington Friday afternoon In
honor Of Miss Ethyl Thomas, at her home,
SOl7 Avenue A. The afternoon was spent
in sewing for the bride, after which lunch
con was served, covers being laid for Miss
Thomas, Mrs. William Pyper, Mrs. Rob
et Peregoy, Mrs, Charles Sayles, Mrs,
Robert Wallace, Miss Sloan, Miss Jose
phine BiXby, Miss Evelyn Thomas, Miss
Writ, Miss Ann Walker, Misc Hicks OF
Omaha, and Mrs. Griffith. The rooms
were pretfily decorated with summer flow
ers.
Mrs. Joseph f. Wallace, 85 Oakland
avenue, gave a party Tuesday afternoon for
her daughter, Irene, In honor Of her
eighth birthday anniversary. Twenty
seven little friends of the youthful hostess
were the guests and enjoyed the after
noon playing games on the lawn, after
which a course luncheon was served IN
the dining room at one long table whicf
was prettily decorated with roses. A large
birthday cake with eight lighted candle
made an attractive center piece. Fol
place cards, dainty little Japanese para,
soils were used. TIL young hostess wal
the recipient OF a number OF mementoes o.
the occasion from her guests.
A pretty home wedding took place
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Wesley, ITO Graham avenue
when their daughter, Miss Rachel ives
ley. was united in marriage to Mr.. CLAUDE
Hardesty. Rev. J. w. Jones, rector o.
st. Paul's Episcopal church. officiating
The ceremony was performed in the par
lor under a canopy Of asparagus ferni
and palms and white carnations, whicl
formed a pretty background for the wed
ding party, Miss Grace Hardesty. siste
OF the groom. acted as brides maid, an
was dressed In pale blue and carried
white carnations, while the bride wor
a white embroidered princess dress an
carried brides roses. The weddin
march. Hearts and Flowers" was playe
by Mrs. Baker, who also played the AN
) ceremony. Palms and Richmond rose