Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-11

falling on wednesday, ana, consequently
leaving the clubs practically deserted that
l. evening" with the exception of one dinner
party at the Country club.
Further than this, the weeks activities we're
chiefly confined TO club affairs with large parties
IN nonrlar;tv Tie advent of the eastern advertise
inc men served in bringing out fair showing Of
nsscmI;ne hosn;taIitv at which one particularly
smart local leader was host at the Country club to
sop,e s;xtv commercial associates
80, A.. a.. -. 90 .h. ,,.o, una. III.
iiopaoy 'ne ues. spo,; - ~ .h;rb svsrvhodv
taA'.s =. ~. .,.ad d;raotnrs ss.rsd r. have had
put .ne VII az ~ ~. a.. !;
u a time ~ .e ~ Gin. will he sereened for
Sun s w. S ~ ths rh;id SAVING dst;tyte and The
uie penett " wy S Sns %hs,os ~ ,,sii az the
mos. commune III, y, hr;dsgroom A. teast
y; ma popu'?;ss' W. ~ ~ s,ts.,as.
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But the bros are for the coming week Win MT
A: w. yeferis IN the role OF hehtucky carunal,
trimmed out with wings and top-knot, ana looking
quite the part well II BOP Burns can eet mar,
RED, reckon can ny, the lead Oh tne oHa
masque sanctuary is credited with n, SAYING, :.
Mr. Harry ra,rner' looking loi ai' 'ms wor,a n
dress and usefulness OF expression, IKE Dante
when he hrst saw Beatrice VIII De AWyn, the poet;
and the part OF Quercus the fawn VIII be taken by
Mr. Hugh Wallace. When Mr.: Joseph Linoon sm'tn :
TOOK this role at me mi1ai perioImancv OF
Sanctuary to Miss tSeanor WILSON'S ornis, the
eastern gentleman wore heshings.Mr. WahaSe,
however VIII appear IN tan colored trunks. Inc
committee which chose heshings tor the hrst
"Quercus was composed OF matrons OF national
prominence, among them the hrst MRS. woodrow
Wilson, Mrs; Kenyon Cox mrs. Hercy MaShaye,
Mrs Ernest Harold Baynes, Mrs Maxheid rarrish
and Mrs. Augustus oaint-1audehs; just why the
Omaha committee voted against nesnngs mas NOT
peen mace dlie pam, uecisioh wnien was ni M
before Mr. Wallace, who is quite as shapely as Mr..
Joseph Lindon Smith, had been CHOSEN Tor the par.
In ADDITION 10 MOVIES ana oiras' the great
patriotic parade OF WEDNESDAY STANDS prominently
out in the weeks calendar, as much an event Tor
the society page as the Jews, embracing as IL does
women from every hnancial and social CONDITION in
the CITY, Mrs: Edmund Minor Fairheid is chairman
OF the womens section IN the Rag DAY parade and
has enrolled many OF the most prominent girls and
matrons in the Country club SET -.
The second hk-Sar-ben queen OF the year VIII
become bride Monday evening, when MISS Eliza
beth Congdon VIII be married to mr.. Robert forgan
OF lineage, the dean OF the Episcopal cathedrai
ofhcating. MISS Iongdon VIII pc married at the
home OF her parents where two OF her sisters before
her became brides distinguishing feature OF the
wedding VIII be the number o. matrons OF honor
with one lone maid OF honor, Miss Josephine Cong
don, sister to the bride, and Just graduated from
Vassar college. Mesdames Arthur 5. Rogers,
Herbert French OF Louisville, sisters to the bride;
Barton Willard, Walter Roberts, Denise Barkalow
and George Redck are the matron attendants. Ed
ward Rogers, the young nephew OF the bride, will
act as usher to the bridal party an office he per-
formed at the wedding OF his other aunt, Mrs. Her
bert French. ...s.
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