Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-14
OMAHA TRAVELLER
TELLS OF HER TRIP
Meets With Friends of Friends
in Most Remote Sections
of the Globe,
GREAT TIME ON sHIPBoARD
By acknowledgements 10.

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By NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10.
Miss Jessie Mason, who has Just
returned from a very interesting visit
III the Philippines, japan and China,
was particularly impressed with the
fact that the world is very small after
all In lloilo she met classinate 81
Df. Z. R. HOLSTER in college, and II,
other places she met every now ana
then an acquaintance OF an acquairt-
ance. who made her feel next door to
home.
in Japan Miss Mason said they
travelled rather than visited, and all
along The way il paid % be more Eng
iish than American. Not that there
was any actual feeling displayed, but
in general the Japanese we're more
friendly 10 the English.
Some people whom Miss Mason
met asked where Omaha was! She
told them that il was in an important
+ nosition in the middle OF the con-
tinent and did little boosting on the
side. II,
On the Japanese boat upon which
she made her return voyage q charm
ing young American girl, with her
w Japanese husband, wac travelling.
One evening they were entertained at
$500 a a Tass,s were proposed
yoaas Ip sUpdd - IN betaH ii japan,
asJ ,o,pvd ~ Siam ftherc was 4 Sia-
= karnn ~ hoardS and az the cap
III, When tho bridegroom had taxi
- IL eat .he bride rose quickly and
Ia IL Nv husband has forgotten to
asr nv country. / propose Amer.
ia" And o,l thst Japanese boat, with
Eryt;sh royalty and an English cap-
i'll. IL ~ comoanv. ali swept 10 their
is ~ /, rous;nu toast to our country"
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v;mm.,.Shearer Wedding.
Ma Fiorenee .Shearer and Mr..
poss k;mmel were united In mar
r;aSe u liz home OF the brides
parents, M. and Mrs. Horace G
,9eicrs h. Rev III. Mccaskiil Of
iIr;yrrs;ty Place. Neb.. assisted by
pev Il Dawson Of this city. The
s..,;s. w.s he occasion OF the
.as;usss;.hth wedding anniversary OF
H. br;de,s father and mother.
~ T,v;, r;eces 81 HE bride. lane and
o.. chss,sr acted 81 flower girls,
@9in Afas.er Harry shrarer was thc
49, hearer Miss Bertha Van
ny niece II the bride. played
~. t ~ march The bride was
Ins Sesun.s m hsr f,,hsr
s'ysn ava ~ = ,,,s l;v;,o room.
sso ~ rss.,,,o,,v was nerformed.
49, 49, o,ssn IA White and the dining
4 room ; wa iot Isso,a's Il. CEREMONY. RENE
sssp''on s.S Nj, ,,d
ou,rvl,.oMI kass' pnd Gar Ta'.
MIS- waltcr prsper ~ NV G
: Mss v NJ T;rsn,si ~ Aranahoe
y vi y ~ N Thaa.s. nn,,,a rH II
y ;Sso.; Mastel ,r na5s. soIs T Z az.
aiessina' ~; MssuAhirs I'M
1Morthy q Messina, ~ snu ~ w
4. McCaskill,
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8 Wnmens kehef corps. pc.f
4 The Z, ,. Grant Women Nefel
Iepfps met WIN Mls' - = Sian. -
laer cottage, Ottawa tndaiaii. yestef-
.Iday afternoon program was Prs
sIsented oy MISS SOPHIE SilyucT, Mrs'
1yNNagncr Thomas, Mrs, lohll Evans
aland Miss MeMurfaay MIS- AnpN
'lIsdams, past NATIONAL president spoke
to The organization on INC golgen
Jubilee a kausas Nlty. ASSISTING
( tho hostess were Miss Bctlah Davis
Hand Mcsdanies Jerome Lily. Anna
McMurfay, Melvin and Long
|sfnccker. Fitty-seveii guests were
Ipresent
Il
IAt Happy Hollow.
The largest event sor. s1merr.w at
|ulget-togethsr luncheon, 81 INC Omae y
\, sNomcns clup, a. which ABOUT ~
Efnembers WI sDe prcscnt. nHssay
kIthr'y that many reservations nave
& poem maze ana any iurthcr vhss
fllould DC leiepnonea 70 M,s. Y; e.
sherwood tins evening ne plans
= Pre- thaf the cup will ps ssatsu =.
sd5ue 'argc table decora,sd s'n gaIuei
|Aaflowcrs, \ program VIII oc feature
dot the AFTERNOON; \.
III On Thursday MIS-. :, :. Monsgom:
= fry VIII nave luncheon parry y
ftytnteen guests;
|' MRS: ". y. Whitciiorn sn,s.talhea
puc OF the circles OF the Ala society
k-I,f INC Westminster pre3byteriai
a....rt i, \, Lans;ug IN ~ the club
Ehute1 NsnsA's -" ~ '"e s'uV
THIS AFTERNOON
Reservations for the married folks
{t:.s.'.. ss.,.a sTt.,r.sl,,, ~. ,,;,,y taye
Ht{lftSf -uthAt nutsAts t'NhihS 49,
E.becn made By X NJ. Hayward and
fl53r. q. ID ShiDherd for ten guests. By