Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-24
MISS ADELE M. DAVIS
WEEDS R. W. DANIELS
Beautiful Home Wedding Takes
Place at Home of the
Bride.
DECORATIONS ELABORATE

At a beautiful and quaint home wed
ding, solemnized at the home OF he
parents. DR.. and Mrs. William Mum
ford Davis, last evening at 7:3
o'clock, Miss Adele Marie Davis wa
united in marriage with Mr.. Rober
William Daniels, son of Mrs. R.
Daniels Of Council Bluffs. The Rev
S. w. Hornibrook Of St. Martin
church performed the ceremony.
The rooms were decorated witt
baskets OF pink chrysanthemums anc
bowls of pink roses. In the big bay
window OF the living room canopy
had been erected which extended
from floor to ceiling and was banked
with smilax, pink roses and asparagu.
7 fern. On each side stood tall baskets
filled with pink chrysanthemums. The
electroliers, twined with smilax, were
clusters Of pink lights and palms wer,
used throughout the rooms. In thu
dining room low centerpiece Of pink
roses was used on the serving table
The wedding music was furnished
by two of the brides sisters, both tai.
J ented musicians, Miss Georgina
Davis, maid of honor, sang "At
Dawning," by Cadman, and Mrs. Leo
R. Wilson played the Lohengrin we'd
ding march for the entry OF the bridal
party and the Mendelssohn march for
the occasional.
The Rev. Mr.. Hornibrook walked
first in the bridal procession. He was
followed by Mr.. Mains Berry, usher;
Miss Pearl Laverty, bridesmaid, and
Miss Georgina Davis, maid OF honor.
Little Fritzie Eleanor Baumeister,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz
Baumeistcr Of Council Bluffs, who
was ring bearer, came next, and little
ruth Williamson, niece OF the
bridegroom, as flower girl, preceded
the bride, who entered on the arm OF
her father. From the stairway the
party proceeded to the living room,
where they were met under the bridal
arch by Mr.. Daniels and Mr.. James
Gallagher, best man.
The bridesmaid and maid of honor
wore similar gowns of pink organdy
in different shades. Miss Georgina
Davis wore palcst pink, made in a
quaint design with full billowy skirt
laid in deep tucks edged with fine
filet lace. An extremely tight bodice
was finished with a fichu edged with
the filet lace. Miss Layerty's frock
was made after the same model in a
deep watermelon shade. Both wore
their hair drawn low on the neck.
Their bouquets were charming old
fashioned combinations Of many
flowers with sweetheart rosebuds and
swansonia prcdominating. They were
finished with lace friii holder tied
with pompadour ribbon, which hung
TO the lower edge Of their skirts.
Miss FriFie Eleanor Baumeister
made Q bewitching figure in a white
net frock all covered with tiny ruff
files embroidered in pink and odd lit
tie white pantalcts. She carried the
ring in the center Of an old-fashioned
bouquet OF French flowers
Ruth Williamson was winsome
little miss in Z ruffled frock like that
Of the ringbearer, sprinkled with tiny
pink rosebuds. In pink tulle garden
hat tied with pink streamers she car
ricd the pink and white rose petals
which she scattered before the bride.
The bride was most beautiful in 4
gown of chantilly lace and gcorgette
crepe. A deep houncc Of chantilly
lace fell to the hem of eeorgette
crepe, which was embroidered in chry-
santhcmum design with crystal and
pearl beads. From six inches above
the waistline in back came narrow
bands Of the chantilly in square seal
1ops to form panel down the front.
The skirt was short and very full AL
tight bodice of the lace and crepe
was embroidered in an elaborate de-
sign Of the pearls and crystal beads.
From the square n6ck in back fell
a collar Of georgette crepe embroid-
cred in the beads to below the whist.
From under the point hung the court
train of georgettc crepe, embroidered
in crystals and pearls. The shirred
cap veil was held in place BY orange
blossoms and fell to the end Of the
train Down the front OF the gown
were sprays Of orange blossoms. She
carried . shower bouquet OF orchids
and lilies Of the valley.
Mrs. r. E. Daniels wore a gown OF
black lace and crepe de chine and
Mrs. W., M. Davis wore blue chiffon
over white satin, embroidered in silver
and with touches of white on the
bodice.
An informal reception followed the |
ceremony. In the receiving line were:
Dr.. and Mrs. w. M. Davis, Mrs. r. |
E. Daniels, Mrs. ]. Yates Of Denver, |
The bridegroom's grandmother and
Mrs. Fred S. Hudson OF Chillicothe, |
Mo. Assisting in the dining room
were Mesdames: Martin Seileck, A. |
Anderson Of Cedar Bluffs, Neb., Paul |
of Council Bluffs, Deiss |
Muffitt, and Misses Irene Kenny and
Margaret Welsh.
A great many friends from Council |
Bluffs and several sorority sisters
from Lincoln and elsewhere, were
among the guests. Out-of-town per-
sons present were:
Dr. and Mrs. A. Anderson Of Cedar Bluffs
MI and Mrs George Browder Of Albion.
MT and Mira Edwin Browder OF Albion.
MI and Mrs Lyman Daniels Of Fairbury. |
MT and Mrs. Fred Hudson OF chiilioothe,
Mas Laura Pratt Of Lincoln.
Miss Catherine Holyoke OF Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels left immedi-
ately for leisurely wedding trip.
including stops in Chicago, Detroit
Ind points farther east. They will be
4 home after January l. at 220
Graham avenue, Council Bluffs.
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