Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25
Maree.T Thomas Wedding.

Conspicuous among the affairs OF Tues
day was the wedding OF Miss Marion
Edith Thomas. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph w. Thomas, and Mr. Wayland
Wells Magee son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
w. MaRee of Chicago, which was cole
brated Tuesday evening at $50 O'Clock AT
tho home OF the brides parents on West
Harvey street. Rev. Thomas j. Mackay,
rector OF All Saints Episcopal church,
OBLIGATED.
The wedding was very quiet. with only
relatives ind intimate friends present.
There were no attendants.
The bride was attractive IN n gown OF
white satin made with square train and
full tunic Of Belgian hand-run lace, which
was mado In a convent near Brussels.
The lace formed the bodice, which was
finished with a DE Medlci collar and cape
OF the lace. The broad girdle was OF
white satin. Tho sleeves were long and
made OF very fine tulle. over the whole
was an overdress OF sheerest silk Illusion
Tho brldo was without gloves ana her
bouquet was a shower OF lilies of the
valley The long tulle veil was made with
a coronet cap of tulle caught with orange
blossoms.
Mrs. Thomas. mother Of the bride, wore
an imported gown OF hand-embroidered
tulle trimmed with ihdescent beads and
fringe made over white satin with court
train. She wore a corsage bouquet of
pink rosebuds.
Tho ceremony was performed in the
living room, which was profusely deco
rated with ferns, Easter lilies, white
chryaanthemums, narcissus and lilies OF
tho valley. carrying out beautiful deco
rative scheme of green and white. The
dining room. where coffee was served,
was attractively decorated with Killarney
roses. the roses being used also as the
table decoration. combined with pink
shaded candles.
OF enhancing beauty and dignity were
the musical accomplishments OF the cere-
mony Before the entrance OF the bride
Miss Mary Munchhoff sang where Thou
Goest, There Go l." from the biblical
story OF Ruth and Naomi. Mr.. Martin
Bush presided at the organ and played
the Lohengrin wedding march. During
the ceremony Mr.. Frank Mach, yiolnlst.
played Shubeft's "serenade."
Ono OF the prettiest features OF the we'd
ding was the gift OF orange blossoms sent
especially TO the bride. They were from
the gardens Of "zuaiita." tho winter home
OF Mr.. and Mrs Gurdon w. wattles at
Hollywood, Cal Mr.. and Mrs. Wattles
have honored three other brides in this
beautiful manner. Mrs. Frank Wilhelm,
formerly Mlss Jean Cudahy; Mrs. John
Rouse Of Baltimore, nee Miss Brownie
Bess Baum and Mrs. J. Macmillan Hard
ing, who was Miss Agnes Burnley, hav-
ing also received orange blossoms from
the wattles California gardens for thei
wedding day.
Assisting through the rooms were;
Mesdames Fred Thomas and Gurdor
w. wattles.
Misses Misses
Claire IL. Woodland, OF Chicago,
Alice Coad. Louise Mage
Helen Magee Of CHICAGO.
Tho out-of-town guests were;
Mr. Henry w, Magee OF Chicago. father
of the groom; Misses Helen and Louis,
Magee OF Chicago, sisters OF the, groom
Mrs. Richard Wagner. grandmother o.
the bride, from Denison. Ia; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Voss. Denison, Ia. and Cap
tain and Mrs. Robert Lee Hamilton o.
| Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magee have left for 4
wedding trip. the whereabouts a secret
and will be at home after May at sum
mer HIN farm. Bennington.
| The brides goaway gown was OF sor
beau blue velvet trimmed with chlnchilli
fur. with this was worn a Georgett'
sailor OF black velvet.