Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-23
MONSIEUR LIE BEAU
GOES OFF TO WAR
Fair Ladies Look Rueful as Lads in
Khaki Make Ready to Leave
Social WhirI.
BRIDE-To,BE CHANGES PLANS
By MELLIFICIA-June q.

~ AN6ASA0AS diAS So
A troublesome little specter comes
creeping into afternoon teas and par
4 ties where women do .congregate these
& days. l walk down the street and see
man in Khaki at the window Of a
passing street car or knots of the
brown-garbed men standing at street
corners or going somewhere as if they
had business on hand. {Sss
At dinner tables boys who come
Ihome from business say: John
What-you-calLhim's folks feel pretty
i paddy that he has enlisted, x
White haired Erandmothers and
larandfathers say, 7 remember when
the young men of our town marched
away to another war y.s- s.ssi
When you make your evening call
on the bride-to-be she considers the
possibility of changing the route OF
their wedding journey from California
to the east, Everywhere the insidious
little spirit intrudes. (.
Fair ladies are looking rueful, for
without Monsieur le Beau what shall
we do? With whom. will we dance at
the country clubsf' Atwhose side will
we spin over the boulevards in the
summer twilight Shall we sit and
tWiddle our, thumbs while the moon
light on the water calls for sentiment
and song! All, such a thought! Hence,
loathed melancholyi ~S
Mack Daniels Wedding. sl.s .",
The wedding of Miss Florence
Daniels and Mr.. Edward Mack, both
OF Bancroft, was solemnized at the
Church Of the Atonement at Bancroft
wednesday, at 2 o'clock. The Rev.
A. F. Marsh oficiated. At the con-
clusion of Allitsen's "Song of
thanksgiving" sung by Miss Hazel
f2itchie of Lincoln, the Lohengrin
tWedding march was played by Miss
fClaire Newmyer of Lyons for the
entrance Of the bridal party
The bride was gowned in white
Georgette crepe, trimmed in white
satin. The bridal veil was held in
place with lilies of the valley. She
carried shower bouquet of brides
roses. Her only ornament was a
\ >diamond and pearl lavaliere set in
platinum, the gift of the groom.
Little Duane Shaw, cousin of the
bride, carried the ring ina Gala lily.
Mrs. Howard Gramlich, the brides
sister, was 1natron of honor and Mr..
Ralph Mack, brother of the groom,
was best man.. ..
After the ceremony, a reception was
held at the home of the bride. All
the decorations were. in pink and
white. Assisting at the reception we're
members of the ,Achoth sorority, of
which the bride is a member. They
twere Misses Carrie Noodle and Phyl-
lis Neligh-of West Point, Hazel
Phillips of Walthill, Hazel Fishwood
and Hester Wymore of Lincoin, Mil
dred Cube of Schuyler and Marsuer-.
ite Farley of Bancroft; Mesdames
Francis Rivett of sFlorence,. Marion
Farley of Brancroft and. Blanche
Rousey of Grand Island. ssssi NJ 3 J;
Among those present from oat of|
town were: Mrs. ]. M. GrainlichS|
Omaha; Mr.. and Mrs. M h Eastoi,,
Walthill; Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Mel
son, Omaha; Miss Katherine Nelson,
Omaha; Mrs. Harl Dodd, Randolph,
. Ia; Mrs. S.. Keii, Plainview. Neb:;
Mrs. E. A. Shaw, Rippey, Ia; Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Easton, Ida Grove,
Ia; Miss Claudia Townsend, Lincoln !;
Miss Cassie Daniels; Glenwood, Ia;
Katherine Bristol, Oakland; Mrs.
William Biles and Miss Edna Biies,
|, Pender, and Mr.. and Mrs. M. A.
Wargo.
Mr.. Mack has been postmaster at
Bancroft for the last eight years and
is now connected with life insur-
ance company of Lincoln. Miss Dan
iels is a graduate of the University
School Of music. Mr.. and Mrs. Mack
will make their home in Lincoln.