Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04


,enske- -McClanahan Wedding.
Miss Kathryne Gwen McCianahan.
auEhter Of Dr. and Mrs. Harry Monroe
tcCianahan. was married 10 Dr. Joseph
loysius Henske. son OF Dr Andrew
enske Of st. Louis. Wednesday evening.
{ the home OF the brides parents at
clock. in the presence OF a few intimate
lends OF the family. The marriage serv-
e was read by Rev. A. r. Ernst. pastor
Z the Lowe Avenue Presbyterian church.
The bride was attended by maid OF
onor. her cousin. Miss Margaret Gamble.
he best man was brother TO the bride
room. Dr. Andrew G. Henske. OF St
ouis. The ushers were Mr.. James Pray
nd Mr. Walter Hopeweu OF Tekamah.
fiss Angela Henske OF 81. Louis. sister
, the bridegroom, played the Lohengrin
edding march
The marriage ceremony was solemn
ed in the living room, where the bridal
air stood under a canopy Of asparagus
srns and southern smilax. through which
mall frosted electric lights could be
een. On either side OF the canopy stood
All baskets OF white chrysanthemums,
rides roses and Easter lilies
The brides gown was OF cloth Of silver
18th embroidered stripes. Under the
raped skirt OF silver cloth showed
shite chiffon petticoat. heavily embroid-
red In silver thread. The skirt was
hort, forming a peacock drapery at the
ack. The bodice was silver cloth and
see. low cut corsage and long sleeves
ne long court train was attached to the
,eck OF the bodice in the back with a
lsring collar OF silver lace. The bridal
ell was tulle extending to the end OF
he court train. fashioned plain about
he head and worn with halo OF orange
glossoms. The bouquet was OF brides
osos and lilies Of the valley.
The maid OF honor, Miss Gamble, wore
gown of rose pink taffeta made with
hort skirt. trimmed I'm net with tunic
laught with silver flowers. bodice Of
lady Baltimore design. neck square, low
aut. shoulder straps OF pearls and arm
bouquet OF Killarney roses.
Miss Weiss Of Topeka. an out-of-town
guest, wore q gown OF copper-colored
embroidered crepe. trimmed in white net
nd gold lace.
Miss Angela Henske. sister 20 the
bridegroom. was gowned In pink pouI de
meteor. trimmed In shadow lace and en-
aroidered iE pearls.
After the ceremony. at 3 o'clock, Or.
and Mrs. Mcclanahan held large re-
feption. invited guests meeting the bride
rnd bridegroom. The library was deco
rated In opheIia roses and white chrys-
u n I..
centerpiece OF large yellow and white
chrysanthemums in a mound and caught
20 the chandelier was a shower of small
chrysanthemums. The walls were deco.
rated with Mis- Ward roses and yellow
ohrysanthemums In pockets The der
and hall were in white and yellow ohrys
anthemums In small and large basketa
Throughout the house al archuays and
doors were hung with ferns and smilax
The bridegrOom's present TO his bes
man and ushers were gold knives. Tn,
pTide gave her maid OF honor and Mis-,
tenske gold friendship pins set In tour
malines and pearls.
Mrs. McClanahan's gown was OF orchi,
velvet made with draped skirt. en- traine
bodice embroidered In silver thread an,
~~NN'te'cs eaubht ~ the waist with cor
SAGE bouquet OF orchid shades OF Frencl
roses.
The bride wore a going-away gown q
black and yellow checked velour de lain
with black hat and black fox fgrs.
Assisting Mrs. McClanahan at the re-
ception were:
Mesdames-- Masd.,,o.
A. &. Stokes John Poffs
Owing Brown. Harry KeiI,
cea.teI iopeWei, MyleE Standish
49, 49, hefNey, Fred Thomas
Amy Gilmore. Martha nata
Florence Power
The out-of-town guests to the weddin
were; AIR, and Mrs. Nathan BroNnles ,
woodruff Ill.; Miss Margaret Weiss ,
Topeka, Kan; Miss Angela Henske OF 3
Louis. DR.. Andrew Henske Of ST lou
and Mr. and Mrs. Hopewell OF TelSamal
The bride and bridegroom LEFT for On
cago following the reception ana win 1
az home after December In a hon,
given 10 the bride by her parents
Their wedding gift. The complete IN
nishins Of the home is included IN n