Omaha daily bee., 1912-10-13
WEDDINGS INTEREST SOCIETY
Two Prominent Events Are SEIZED.
uled for This Week.
OLD HOME EVER BEFORE HIM
Omaha Man Has scenes of Childhood
Days Painted ON the walls of
His Home I'm This City
Many Come and co.
Social CaIendar.

SUCAHh NalemuHf.
MONDAY-Mrs. Jerome Magee, auction
bridge party for Miss Marie Ferneding
OF Dayton. o.: wedding o. Miss Eliza
beth Shortiiff and Dr. Clarence Ruben
dali. Mr. and Mrs.. c. Z. Spens, party
for Miss Fernsding.
TUESDAT--Miss Esther Byrne bridge
party for Miss Clara Bull Of Pasadena. .
Miss MAY Furay, afternon bridge; we'd
ding OF Miss Edith Hatch and Mr. Fred
n. Johnson: wedding Of Miss Dorothy
4. Tetheran and MFR. Hugh McManus; Mrs
NJ Mulvihtll, meeting Of 1919 Card club
wedding OF Miss Mayhelle Mandelson
and Or. NJ. !. Gordon.
WEDNESDAY--Hardi Burkiey we'd
ding: Durham Eherraden wedding: din
ner at Country club for directors of the
THURSDAY-Box parties at grand opera
at the Auditorium by Fl. w. Brecken-
ridge, Mrs. j. j. Dickey. T. ]. Kelly
ana ]. M. Borgluma Mrs. Anna Buck,
meeting o. Swastika club.
FRIDAT-Pastirne Pleasure club dance
at Douglas auditorium.
One OF the chief social events OF the
week will be the wedding OF Miss Agnes
Burkiey, daughter OF MIR. Frank J.
Bnrkley and Mr.. Jesse Mcmillan Hard
ing, which viii take place next wsdnes.
! day evening at the Burlley home on
North Thirty-eighth avenue. The we'd
ding will be small affair. but will be
followed by a large reception.
Miss Burkley will be attended by her
sister, Miss Mary Burkiey as maid Of
honor and by Mr.. Harding's sister. Miss
Caroline Harding as bridesmaid. The
best man will be DIR. Frank Conlin.
The wedding or Miss Jasmine sher.
radsn. daughter Of DR.. and Mrs w. II
sherraden. and Or. Morris Howell Dun.
ham will also be held Wednesday evening,
and will be a home affair The ceremony
will be performed by Rev. +. J. Mackay
Has Old Home Painted ON wall.
There Ia one Omaha man who does not |
need to depend on memory for the pic. |
turs OF his childhood horne. This IL Mr.
Henry Hitler. who has just had painted
on the west wall of the dining room In
his home on West Fnrnarn street re.
production Of the place In the old
81 : ;;::s.ssy where ile was born. the picture
8 painted on the wall itself and occupies
iis4entIre side OF the room. 1t looks like
rasS~Qld tapestry and Is really q hand
Iorne painting in oils which II has taken
IN artist month to produce.
The picture shows Mr.. Killers home az
it was IN his childhood days and as he
md Mrs Hitler have seen II on their trips
abroad. II has changed very iittIs In ths
last half century In fact tradition has I
Il, that the place Is very much the same
as II was when it was first occupied by ls
the KILLER family some two hundred and
fifty years ago.
The home A. seen on the painting az
the Hitler residence has o delightfully."- y
look. Ii nestles at the foot OF
the Iiartz mountains In Bavaria--among
tliesn and shrubs and tannebaum
tinted iii~xoft, rich October shades Of
brown. green and geld
~ the left OF the house itself. gray
stone two-story dwelling with cheerful
red roof the whole almost covered, byd,
% centurles-old grape vine, whose green
leaves and tendrils rising from stalk
as thick a. d tree trunk. climb to the
very top Of the little red chimney.
Til front Of the house Ii the quaint old
mill The Mill house where the grain
cf many harvests has been ground Ii
gray stone like the dwelling place The
little low wheel gently ruffles the hluish.
agrcen water Of the peaceful stream.
where d swan floats fnajesticaily Two
either swans are Just entering the water
from the bank. The most vivid remem-
btance Mr. Hitler has OF this stream is
that of he and his eight brothers and
sisters being dipped into It's chilly waters
every morning before breakfast
On the three other wallis OF the Hitler
dining room are paintings Of castles and
sEnatural scenery along the Rhine. The
Itrees and plants are In the same autumn
coloss as those in the picture Of Mr..
lHlllers home.