Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-30
Double Wedding at
Springfield, Neb.
Misses Mabel and Mildred Elwell Are
Married to William and Benja-
min ,Schobert

SPRINGFIELD, Neb.. June 2s.-(Special.)
AT $3.50 this evening in the Methodist
church Rev. V. ]. Y. Connolly officiating.
occurred the double wedding Of Miss Mabel
Elwell to Mr. William Shobert and Miss
Mildred Elwell to Mr.. Benjamin Schubert.
The brides are daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Elwell Of Springfield and the
grooms are sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
Schubert Of Portal. Neb. A beautiful can
opy OF white. decorated with green with
palms and ferns enclosed the bridal party.
Preceding the entrance Of the bridal party
Miss Kunkle OF Osceoia sang birds and
Flowers" Mrs s. o. Lowell presided at
the organ. The brides were similarly
gowned in white 'batiste with long tulle wells
fastened with orange blossoms. Miss Ruth
EIweli and. Miss Ethel Hewitt acted as
maids OF honor and were gowned in pink
silk. The brides were attended by Misses
Alice and Bernice ElwelI and the grcoms
by Messrs. .. Aloiso Elweil and Joseph Ell
WELL jr. Following the ceremony a recep-
ton, was given at the Elweii residence.
There were 100 invited guests and there
were many beautiful and costly articles
giveus> 7csr, .-'>
--- Five weddiB6s at Beatrice.
BEATRICE. Neb., June 29-(Special) y
The marriage Of Ralph II. Roszell and
Miss Lena SondereEger was solemnized
last evening at 1850 'o'clock In the presence
OF large company, of guests. The Off
Chatting clergyman was Rev. j. f. Davis
of the Christian church. The young couple
will make their, homo here, where the
groom Is engaged, In the photograph bust
ness. -s. s,,-3 -. .,...
this city were, married here yesterday al
the home OF the brides parents. Mr.. aud
Mrs. w. z. Rife, Rev. U. G. Brown Off
ciating. About fifty guests witnessed the
ceremony.
Charles Berkey principal of the Edgar
High school and Miss Corinne p rter were
married at WILDER, yesterday They de-
parted for San Francisco and upon their
return they will make their home at Edgar
John Pfeiffer OF Nelson Neb., and Miss
Elsie Penrod were married at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. B.
Penrod, Rev. L. D., Young officiating.
Robert Epson and Miss Frances Hilder,
both OF Odell, were married at that place
by Rev. w. A. MuIlgan Of this city.
| Downes-COffman.
! FAIRBURY, .Neb., June 29.-(Special)-
bury, was married to Miss Cecilia Coffman
of Lawrence, Kan. The ceremony was per-
formed, Thursday evening at the home OF
the brides parents, Rev. and Mrs J. c.
Coffman. in Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs. N.
| Downes. of, this city were present at the
wedding. Mr.. Downes was raised and edu.
Gated in Fairbury. He attended the Fair.
bury. High school and graduated in the
ola - Il. oNnI hs
University OF Nebraska He is retained by
the Board OF Education OF Kansas City ar
q mechanical engineer The bride is known
! IN Fairbury, as she attended the Fairbury
High school while her father was pastor
OF the Baptist. church in Fairbury. 1t was
in the Fairbury High school that the court.
ship started which eliminated in their
marriage Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Downes will make their home In Kansas
City ~ |yiI eNff srr ~ SEQ .a4s.
NgavA aRHett-Browns.a 49,
ELKINs. w.,Ixs.;- June 29.-Katherine
Davis Brown. daughter of Commander r.
M @. Brown Ua,S. Ma hero OF Samoa,
and Granddaughter Of former United States
Senator Henry Gassaway Davis. was mar
ried at noon, today to Lieutenant Chester
p. Barnett of the Third artillery; u 8.
A., stationed at San Antonio. Tex. The
reception was attended by many from
Washington. New York and Baltimore. the
military service being we'll represented
After few days trip among the eastern
resorts. the young couple will make their
home at San Antonio returning there
early in July.
| Warren-MOrgAn.
| NEW YORK, June 29.-United States
Senator Francis E. Warren of Wyoming
and Miss Clara -Lebarron Morgan OF
Groton, Conn.,, were married yesterday
| In the parlors of an uptown hotel. The
wedding was a quiet one, owing to the
recent death Of Miss Morgan's brother
| Only relatives of the bride and Mr.. War
ren's best man, Henry @. Hay. assistant
| treasurer of the United States Steel cor
/ poration, who formerly lived In Cheyenne
were present. The couple will spend two
or three days at the seasbore and then
will make their home at Washington until
congress adjourns.
Bradshaw-Baker.
INDIANOLA, Ia, June 29.-(Speciai.)-
Judge Charles s. Bradshaw of the Grim
inal division of the district court Of Poll
county married Miss Ruth Baker of this
! city at noon Wednesday. Mrs Bradshaw
has been q teacher in the Des Moines city
schools. Judge Bradshaw is the son OF
Judge c. B. Bradshaw Of the circuit court
of Marshall. Benton and Tame counties
,~,,~ g. Observation-Disclosures.
| GRAND ISLAND, Neb., June 2s.-(Epe-
cial )-Miss Helen Jenneman, daughter OF
one OF the old families in this city and
DR.. Joseph Higgins occuhst of this city,
were married at the Catholic church yes
terday In the presence of a. large number
Of friends. Rev. Father Wolf officiating.
KiIbOurne-DaxIinR.
LYONS. Neb.. June 3s-(Special.) -Mr
Oscar Kilboufne and Miss Ruth Darling
were married Wednesday as noon ct tn,
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs
orvills f. Darling Of Decatur.
| r Mooney.