Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-09

TULY, it appears, is envious of June's sobrquet,
"the monds Of brides" and would rival her in
that honor. Fair brides galore are setting the
dates this month for weddings as beautiful in
W appointments as ever graced the month just
passed.
Chief among the weddings Of interest in Omaha
this month are the nuptias Of Miss Louise Nor
thrup and Mr.. Samuel William Reynolds, golf
champion; that Of Miss Helen Corey Epeneter and
Mr.. Albert Rice Busch and Miss Mildred Rubel and
Mr., Edwin Vaughan Glaser Of St. Louis.
First to wear the bridal veil is Miss Northrup
whose wedding will be celebrated Saturday evening
of this week, at the home OF the brides mother, Mrs.
Jay Northrup. The Rev. G. A. Hubert will per-
form the ceremony, assisted by Rev. T. J. Mackay
Miss Grace Mcbride will be the only attendant but
numerous old classmates Of the bride at Central
high school, Rolye club members, well as her
sorority sisters from Kappa Alpha Theta at the
University of Nebraska, will serve ribbon stretch
and assist at the reception >
Miss Epeneter and Mr.. Busch take the marriage
Monday evening" July II, at All Saints church.
the ceremony to be followed by wedding supper for
thirty guests the bridal party and relatives at the
Hotel Fontenelle. At this wedding, too, there will
be but one attendant for the bride, her very dear
friend, Miss Marjorie Rowland, while the best man
will be Mr.. Leon Dudley Callahan,
Miss Rubel and Mr.. Glaser will be married the
very last day of the month The brides many friends
are oath to part with Miss Rubel, whose marriage
will take her to St. Louis to live.
The wedding will be quiet home affair at $3.50
o'clock at the RESIDENCE of the brides sister. Mrs.
There will be no attendants The young couple will
go west for the honeymoon trip. Miss Amy Glaser,
sister of the bridegroom, will arrive next week. to
be the guest of Miss Rubel until after the wedding.
Prenuptial affairs for the brides-to-be vie with
the givenin-honor entertainments for the many
mer visitors this week. Delightfully."- informal are
most Of the entertainments either at home at the
country clubs, as is suited to the weather and mostly
confined to the school set in which there is espe-
ciay large number of house guests at present
The usual summer exodus to lakes, mountains
and seaside resorts is in full swing and numerous
those who are missed from the usual haunts of
the social world. The New England coast, the
northern lakes and the Colorado rockies hold the
palm OF favor, it seems.
A state tournament for women golfers is one of
the promises for the latter part of the month In
vitations to women golfers throughout the state to
attend golf tournament at the Field club July "a
to % have been issued by the Omaha Women Coli
ers' association, of which Mrs. L. M. Lord is the
president
The organization Of state association is one
of the plans for this meeting. This will assure
state and interstate tournaments for women in the
future.
The Omaha colony at Lake Okoboji promises
to assume the same large proportions as in former
years, which led to the naming of one section there
as Omaha beach" 1t owes its popularity to the
this city, and indeed most OF the summer sojourners
at the popular resort do make the trip by automo-
bile Weekend trips for the men. of the family
also possible because of Okoboji's nearness
Prior lake and Christmas lake have their quota
OF Omaha guests and large party starts for Estes
Park during the next few weeks
Atlantic City, Cohassett, Northeast Harbor and
other resorts Of the Atlantic seaboard are the goal
OF great number who made their exodus during
the week.
The arrival of Mr. Elias C. Vail of Poughkeepse,
N. " Saturday morning will be the inspiration for
goodly bit of informal entertaining for him and
his lovely hancee, Miss Alice Jaquith Their we'd
ding date has been set for Saturday evening Octo-
Der 7, at St. Barnabas church.
Mr. Vail arrived in time for the final showing
of the society movie" One Summer in OMAHA
at the Boyd theater, in which Miss Jaquth took the
leading role in an interesting romance with Mr..
Robert Burns. The movie was presented by Mrs.
Charles T.. Kountze for the benefit of the Child
ticpation in love-making episode with "the other
man." ~ s
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