Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05

On the 0edl inc uhppy lover
Showed diamond in his hand
Later. III there be a reason
To divide this man and maid,
Now declare it," spake the Parson
Boldly call spade spade"
But hearts was the declaration,
And. with mono to intervene.
Ere the parson said: Il double"
Father gave away the queen.
At this sight rejected suitors,
With remarks were profane,
Took to clubs, nor hoped for honors
Since they only had chicane
Walter S. Trumbull in June Smart Set.
social Calendar.
MONDAY-The wedding Of Miss Eloiso
Wood and Mr.. Harvey Mlliken, Mr. and
CLARK and Helen smith, luncheon nat at
Field club for Brownel Hall seniors; re.
ception and musicale at Brownell Han
for seniors Mrs John l.. Kennedy din
nner party for Miss Yates and Lieutenant
TUESDAY-Mr and Mrs. E. p Peck. din
ner for Barkalow-Peck wedding party.
commencement exercises Brownell Han,
luncheon at Field club; Mrs. Harry
Weller, luncheon at Field club; Mrs. ]
,. Porter and Mrs; e. p; Smith, luncneon
party; ladies' day at Happy Hollow and
Field club; Mrs. Arthur Kuhn, bridge
cluD at f1eIu CluD; SermO club. Mrs. g.
w. Miller; Miss Stella Hamilton lunch
con at Country club for Miss Yates; Miss
Dorwsrd bridge party at Field club,
wEDNEsDAY-The wedding OF Miss
Louise Peck, and Mr.. Denise Barkalow
AT Trinity Cathedral; wedding of Miss
wedding Of Mrs. Ruth Weller Fieiischei
and Mr.. Charles Bertram Walker Of
syracuse; midweek hop at Field club,
Mrs. Fred Pearce, informal bridge lunch.
70 con.
THURsDAY-wedding Of Miss Ressie
Yates and Lieutenant Charles Allen;
Miss Ida Smith, luncheon for Miss Edith
Butler; table d'hote dinner at Country
club; midweek dance at Rod and Gun
FRIDAY-Mss Jassamine Shorraden tea
at Field club; Misses Florence and Minnie
Hitler, luncheon for Miss Zerlina Drey-
foos; ladies' day at Field club and Happy
SATURDAY-wedding of Miss Jessie
Ellingwood and Mr., William G. Fuller of
Council Bluffs; weekend dances at
Happy Hollow, Country and Field clubs
Mrs. j. b. Wood, card party.
Weddings will be numerous this week
when three of the largest weddings of the
month will be celebrated. The first will
be that of Miss Eloise Wood daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Wood, and Mr.. Harvey
Milliken. which will be celebrated Monday
evening at st. Mary's, Avenue Cougrega-
tional church. This will be followed by
reception at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wood
Trinity cathedral will be the scene of one
of the large weddings, when Miss Louise
Peck, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs E. p Peck,
will become the bride of Mr.. Denise
Barkalow. The groom is a Yale man and
all but one of his attendants are sons of
Eli. A small reception will be given at the
Of Mr. Me-
ceremony Wednesday afternoon.
The marriage OF Miss Bessie Yates,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Yates to
Lieutenant Charles C. Allen, will take place
Thursday evening at Hillside. There will
be number of social affairs given in
honor of Miss Yates and Lieutenant Allen
this week
Numerous other weddings will take place
this week, but they will be small home
weddings.
Omaha people are numerous just now in
the list of transatlantic travellers They
are both among those leaving for the sum-
mer and returning from the winter
Many sailed from New York for Europe
Saturday to spend the summer. One party
sailing on the Arabic included Miss Jean
Cudahy. Miss Helen Cudahy, Miss Frances
Nash, Miss Nora Forthman of Los An
geles, Cal, accompanied by teacher from
MRS Somers school in Washington, ID. c.
They Will go TO England first, where they
plan to spend a month, and will then travel
on the continent. spending some time in
Paris.
Among the cabin passengers sailing for
Europe on the Hamburg American line
steamer Amerika are Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Flick, Mr.. q. W. Megeath, Mr. Wind
sor Megeath, Mr.. Edwin Megeath of
Omaha; Miss Dora Berge, Miss Frida
Georgi OF Lincoln and Mr. Mathew Gering
OF Plattsmouth.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Harding went
abroad a few weeks ago to meet Mr.. Mac
MILAN Harding and since then they have
been visiting the European capitals They
are now at Vassar college. where Miss
Ruth Harding viii graduate this year.
They will spend a few weeks in the east
before returning to Omaha.
Mrs. James e. Scobie, who has been
spending the winter in Germany returned
this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Scobla will spend
some time in New York before returning
home.
several who have been spending the win
ter and spring abroad are beginning to
return home. DR., and Mrs. C. A. Hull
who have been In Earope for seven months
returned home this week. Mrs Hull spent
most OF her time in Paris, where she
studied the French language, and DR.. Hull
studied IN the hospitals of Vienna Berlin
and London.
Mr. and Mrs. C. f. McGrew and Miss
Alice Carey McGrew, who have been travel
ing In Europe since the latter part of
January, returned home Thursday. They
spent most of their time sightseeing in
southern Europe.
Mr. Macmillan Harding, who won
scholarship at Yale university for a years
study In Germany. landed in New York
Cny Friday.
Pleasures Past.
Mrs, pecora Of Sioux City has returned
20 her home after a visit with Mrs. s.