Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26


Mr.. VIII e. Scheffel and Miss Mae A.
spoercke were married Saturday at 8 p. M,
by, and at the home OF Rev. Ralph H,
Housemap. pastor OF the CASTELAR, Pres
byterian church. Mr.. scheffel il a dentist
Of Gregory, s. D., from which place also
comes the bride. They returned on the
Saturday evening train.
The marriage Of Miss Reta c. Doyle Of
omaha and Mr.. Fred Tuloss OF Hay
Springs was solemnized at the home Of
the pastor OF the Castelar, Presbyterian
church by Rev. Ralph H. Houseman. At
tending the contracting parties were Mr..
and Mrs. B. J. Kuhn OF this city. Mr..
and Mrs. Tulloss will reside at Hay
Springs.
Invitations have been received In Omaha
for the wedding Of Miss Neva Nadine
Northam, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. NorthRm Of Hannibal, Mo-, and
Mr., John Richard Dumont, which will
take place Thursday evening, October II,
at the First Presbyterian church at Han
nibal. The church service will be followed
by a reception at the home Of the brides
parents, The young people will take an
eastern trip and will make their home in
Omaha.
October will be a popular month for we'd
dings this year. There Will be three the
latter part Of the month. The first to be
announced Is hat Of Miss Grace Conant,
daughter OF Mrs. M. II. Conant, to MIR.
Arthur p. Rogers. The wedding will take
place Wednesday evening. October 20. The
Of Miss Edna KeeIine, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Keeline OF Council
Bluffs. TO Mr.. Conrad e. spens Of Omaha
VIII take place In October. Another we'd
ding will be that of Miss Lorraine Comstock
dat ghter Of Mrs. q. b. ComstOck, and Mr.
Harold Evarts. The marriage of Miss
Ethel Lawris and Mr.. WIN Guild will take
place September IL. Another OF the fall
weddings will be that Of Miss Lucille
Hayden and Mr.. John Madden. which will
place in November.
A pretty wedding Of the early autumn
was. that Of Miss Bessie Moorhead.
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Park
Moorhead, to Lieutenant Allen Bevins
Reed. U. s. N. which was celebrated SAT-
urday evening at s o'clock at the home of
the BRIDES parents on South Thlrty-eighth
street, Rev. Frederick Rouse officiating.
reception hall and stairway were eiab-
trimmed with southern smilax, az
paragus fern and clusters Of large Amer
lean Beauty roses. The latter were also
In vases on the mantei. The drawing
room, where the marriage lines were read,
was profusely decorated with southern
smilax and white clemstis. The brides
attendants were two OF her sisters: Miss
Ruth Moorhead, maid OF honor, and Mrs.
Harry Turkey, matron OF honor. Miss
wore a stunning costume of
satin charmousse, decoliete and short
sleeves. The gown was princess effect
with an overdrape Of embroid-
cred net She carried a garden hat filled
with pink astsrs and tied with pink fiu-
sion bows, Mrs. Turkey wore a beautiful
OF pink and White satin charm
ousse, with In overdrape OF moline en-
in a design OF crystals. The
was decollete and short sleeves, and
the garden hat was filled with pink ana
white asters tied with pink and white
The bride came next. with her
She was charming IN a gown OF
white satin, made empire, with tunle ef-
feet. The sleeves, yoke and overdraps
were Of silk net on moline, siaborRteiy EN-
in pearls and crystals. The
tunie was edged with a fringe Of crystals.
A long tulle veil was held In place with
q wreath OF silver leaves. and she carried
q shower bouquet Of swansonia. Lieutenant