Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-01
sibbernsen-smyth Wedding.

The second OF the large and fashionable
weddings of the week was that Of Miss
Rose Clare smyth and Mr.. Clarence sib-
bernsen. which was celebrated last eve
ming at $50 o'clock at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
Emyth The ceremony was performed by
1et. Rev. Richard scannell. bishop OF
Omaha assisted by Father Harrington
of ST. Ceoelia's church.
The bridal party descended the stair
way and entered the drawing room
through the adjoining room. their way
of progress being marked by white pedes-
tails trimmed In asparagus fern aud roses.
From these white satin ribbons were
stretched to n chancel erected in the cor
ner. and here the ceremony was per-
formed in veritable fairyland OF flowers
and lights.
Mr.. Martin Bush played the Lohengrin
wedding march ON an organ installed
especially for the ceremony and Miss
Mary Aunchhofr sang Haidach's Where
Thou Goest, There Go L."
The bride was lovely in a quaint gown
of white faille. heavily embroidered In
silver. The skirt was quito short and
was caught up In the back over a petit
roat OF embroidered chiffon and silver
silver and had cape effect In the back
which hung over the top OF the train
The gown was cut square neck and had
long tulle sleeves. The brides dark
beauty was ENLARGED by a veil OF real
princess lace which fell 10 the end OF the
train and was worn IN pointed effect
over the face, caught 20 the hair with
orange blossoms. She carried a shower
bouquet OF orchids and lilies OF the
valley.
Miss Mary Lee OF Chicago, the maid Of
honor. wac gowned In pale green surah
with tunic OF tulle embroidered I'm silver,
and caught In places with clusters of
pink roscbuds. The bodice was OF silver
lace and sleeveless, slippers and stock
ings OF silver added a pretty touch to the
costume. Her hair was worn low. banded
with silver. and she carried a shower
bouquet OF brides roses and sweetheart
buds.
The bridesmaids. Miss Catherine smyth.
sister OF the bride; Miss Helen Murphy
and Miss Beatrice Coad, were crowned
siike In girlinsh frocka OF pink with tulie
draperles and bodices OF silver cloth. The
gowns were cut square neck and were
nancing length. The bridesmaids also
wore silver slippers and stockings and
bands OF silver in the hair. Each young
woman carried q shower bouquet OF
brides roses and sweetheart buds.
Mrs c. J. smyth. mother OF the bride.
was goWned In orchid velvet brocaded in
silver, the bodice OF silver lace with tulle
pverdrapery OF the same shade and long
fulle sleeveR The neck was cut square
and the gown was en- traine. She wore q
coruage bouquet OF orchids
The mother OF the groom. MrA l. Sib-
bernsen. wors a handsome fawn-eolored
brocaded satin. q copy Of Worth model.
The skirt was draped and the bodice was
heavily embroidered In silver.
Mr.. Drexel Slbbernsen, brother OF the
groom was the best man. and the ushers
were Messrs Bernard smyth. Leon Cal
lahan, Allen Turkey and Edward Murphy.
The brides gift from the groom was q
brooch. consisting OF a circle OF diamonds
set IN platinum. A gold fnonogrammed
watch was the brides gift 10 Mr.. sibbern-
zen. and 10 her attendants she gave
riolsonne powder Dorlna. while the usheru
received leather pocketbooks. mono
xrammed in gold. from the groom.
The spacious rooms OF the Smyth home
were decorated throughout with aApara-
gus fern and ODhelia roses. color
scheme OF pink and green being carried
out Wall pockets OF the roses werc
used. as well as tall vases. and shower
of roses fell from each chandelier A
mound Of roses and ferns frightened this
dining room table. and autumn leaves and
palms bcautlfied the screened porch.
Assisting at the reception which FOL.
lowed tbs ceremony were.
NeSdames- Mesdames-
y W Nash y 7. Sullivan
81 q. Allison j. Al. Daugherty
ID DOYLE James l. Woodland