Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-18
LOcke-Haarmann Wedding.


daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Haar-
mann. and Mr.. William Matthew Locke
of this city. formerly OF stanton, Neb.,
was celebrated Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock at the Haarmann residence. The
Rev. John Frank Poucher OF Trinity
Methodist church performed the cere-
mony.
Musical accomplishments TO the cere-
mony were feature OF the wedding, the
brides mother. Mrs. Haarman. being
leader OF the music department OF the
Woman's club, The Mendelssohn wedding
march was played by trio consisting of
Miss Amanda robbins. pianist: Miss Belle
Won Mansfelde, cello. and Mr.. Frank
Mach. violin. During the ceremony schu-
mann's Loves Garden" was played and
before the benedictlon. Mr.. W. e. shafer
sang Because"
Pink and green was the color scheme
carried out IN the decorations, Killarney
roses. palms and ferns being used. The
marriage lines were read In the living
room, before an altar OF ferns and bas-
kets OF pink roses. the stairways and
chandeliers being draped with southern
rmiiax. Mounds OF Killarney roses and
wall pockets of the same flower az well
as baskets OF roses were used throughout
the rooms
The bride. who is a lovely blonde with
blue eyes and fresh coloring, tall and
graceful, mace charming picture IN her
white crepe meteor gown, fashioned with
the new draped basque bodice. Princess
lace and pearls were introduced In the
trimming. the long tulle sleeves having a
little cap OF the princess lace The skirt
was made plain. full and round length.
The long court train was caught at the
shoulders with pearl butterflies and the
brides long tulle veil was worn simply
over the hair, GrecIan band over the
forehead being fashioned with a. halo of
lilies OF the valley. She carried an arm
bouquet OF brides roses and lilies OF the
valley. The bridegroom's gift was a
platinum friendship circle set in pearls.
Miss Virginia Leltch OF Kansss City,
sorority sister OF the bride. ives the
maid OF honor. She wore q blue taffeta
gown made In bouffant style, the OF
tom OF the skirt being scaliored and
edged with pink taffeta. The bodice was
the new basque effect with touches OF
white tulle. short-sleeved and caught at
the back with silver butterfly bow. Miss
Leitch carried an arm boquet OF Knlar-
ney roses.
NAiHn bcho anu MISS Aufgh LOCKE Sis
tiers OF the groom. stretched the white
satin ribbons for the wedding party Miss
Belle Locke was gowned In pink and
Miss Adrya Locke In green tulle and
charmeuse gowns made alike with the
basque effect and short. full skirts. Both
young women carried arm boquets Of XII
iarney roses.
Little June Phipps carried the ring IN
a heart-shaped white satin basket trim
med with pink tulle ane filled with rose
petals. She wore a dainty white lac,
frock trimmed with pink rosebuds.
Assisting at the reception were Mrs. II
j. Aitchison. Mrs. Ernest Phlpps. Mrs
Oscar Allen. Mrs. c. q. Cunningham
Mrs. Frank Hall and Mrs. Frank stur
devant.
The wedding was the elimination. of Y
college romance and Is fraught with mucl
interest in college circles. both bride anS
groom being graduates OF the Universit,
OF Nebraska. Fifteen Alpha Phi girls
sorority sisters OF the bride. came dowI
for tho wedding.
Roland lie Bias OF Beatrice. a Delt,
Tau Delta brother OF the groom. wa
the best man.
Other out-of-town guests were; Mi
and Mrs. Henry shultz and Leo Nixoi
Of Stanton, the former home Of tn
Lockes.
The young couple left on a California
wedding trip and after February 1, vii
be at home at 1924 South Thirty-fiftl
avenue.