Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-25
Social Affairs
of the South Side

Misses Ann Mawer and Margaret
King spent the week end at Papillion.
| Miss Nell Banner entertained on
Wednesday evening in honor OF her
house guests, Misses Olive and Media
Hodges, at slumber party A four
course breakfast was served Thurs
day morning.
The New Century club was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. A. r.
Behmke, 1892 South Twenty-hfth
street, Thursday afternoon. After a
short business meeting the afternoon
was spent at cards. A dainty lunch
con was served by the hostess Twen-
ty-tive members were present.
Miss Mildred Conoway entertained
the o. +. F. club at o'clock lunch
con thursday afternoon at the home
OF her aunt, Mrs n, r. Bryson, Cow
ers we're laid Tor Bessie Alsworth,
Gladys Wright, Doris Van SAINT Mar
jore Abbott Hope lihhard, Helen
Van SAINT. Alta Davis and Mildred
Lonoway.
Mrs. Herman SsaIfcld will enter
tain the Monday Afternoon High
Five club al her home Monday after
noon.
Misses Fay Mullen and Nell Ban
ner entertained at luncheon on
Wednesday in honor of Misses Media
and Olive Nodscs OF West Point at
the home of Miss Mullen The color
scheme was carried out in pink and
white with pink sweet peas forming
the ccnterpicce. Covers we're laid for
Misses Media Hodges. Marie Beatty,
Olive Hodges, Irene Raynor, Helen
Liehrovsky. Azela Magic. Christine
Federle, Maude Belding, Eva Sparger,
Fern Galloway, Marie Mullen, Nell
Banner, Fay Mullen; Mesdames H. H.
Kalskce and L. C. Banner.
Miss Margaret Parks entertained at
a theater party Tuesday afternoon at
the Brandeis to see Maud Adams in
honor OF Mrs. ]. c. Blakcncy Of Kan
sas City, formerly Miss Ann Rowley
of this city,
The Keno Klub entertained at a
dancing party at Hanscom park on
/ Thursday evening. About twenty-five
couples attended,
Mrs. F. Roache will entertain the
Thursday Whist club at her apart
ments in the Wellington Inn, North
Side. Thursday afternoon.
Miss Rachael Jordon entertained a
| number of friends at her home in
| Bellevue Thursday evening Those
f., pdesent we're; Misses Hazel Green,
Beatrice Frar. Evelyn Clark, Mildred
| Bliss. Dorothy Van SAINT, Blanche
| Grove. Ruth Laverty, Ethel Beving-
! ton, Beatrice Jones, Gladys Manson,
Effie Cox and Rachael Jordou
/ Messrs Harold Henderson. David
Broadwell, Felix Miller. Harold Brad
ley, Francis Hines. Wallace Banner,
Francis Murphy, Mark Wilson and
Herbert Rathsack.
A pretty church wedding was that
. Of Miss Loretta Mulcahy, daughter
of Mrs. William Hughes, to James
MCGOWAN, which took place Wedncs-
day morning at o'clock at St.
Bridget's church. The bride wore an
Alice Blue taffeta suit, with a white
picture hat and corsage bouquet OF
white sweet peas. The bridesmaid
Miss Theresa Mulcahy, sister of the
bride, wore grey taffeta suit, with
gray georgetta hat and a corsage
, bouquet Of pink sweet peas. DR.
Kelly, cousin of the groom, acted as
best man. After the ceremony wed.
; ding breakfast was served at the
" home of the brides mother. The
young people left for a southern Cal,
ifornia wedding trip, after which they
will be at home at 48l6 North Eigh-
teenth street.
The wedding of Miss Grace North
rup to Mr. Wilbur Jones took place
Saturday afternoon at ? o'clock al
the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. d. Northrup, 6l25 Flor.
ence boulevard. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Morris of the Bap.
fist church. The bridesmaid was
Miss Louise Hupp of Chicago. The
wedding march was played by Mr.
James Northrup, cousin of the bride
Master Howard Brady carried the
! wedding ring in white rose. The
!: house was beautifully decorated ir
pink roses and ferns. Only immcdi
! ate friends and relatives were present
Mr.. Jones graduated from South
l Omaha High school and was the frs
4 editor of the Tooter. Miss Northrur
t and Miss Hupp both attended til,
South Omaha school.
The wedding of Miss Monetha Lee
: daughter of Mrs. Charlotte Lee, t.
n Mr.. William Carlson, son Of Mr.. ant
s Mrs. w. Carlson, took place Wednes
|. day evening at the new home of tn,
}. couple, 4230 South Seventeenth street
;. at 8 o'clock Rev. J. w. Morris, pas