Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-18
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Bstrcthal Announcements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett G, Solomon
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Margaret Elizabeth. tc Mr.
John Herbert Mcmillan. Tie we'd
ding will be quiet home service
Wednesday evening, June Fl.
Cards were received in Omaha last
week from Mr.. and Mrs. William J.
Martin Of South San Francisco. Cal,
announcing the betrothal Of their
daughter, Grace Marguerite, to Alex
ander Bulge Groie. Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin are former residents OF Oma-
ha, who left here some years ago.
Mr.. Martin is brother OF c. w. and
F. T. B. Martin and was law part
ner of John L. Kennedy before he
went to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Beerup Of Lin
coin, announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Edna Laverne, to
Harry Griffith Entricken OF Holstein,
Ia, formerly Of Omaha. Mr.. En-
4 trickcn is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George M. Entricken OF Omaha.
Miss Beerup, has during the last two
years, resided with her aunt, Mrs.
Edward Cole Of this city. The wed
ding will take place at some time dur
ing the summer, and the pair will live
in Holstein.
Mrs. Cole will entertain thirty
guests in honor Of Miss Beerup on
Monday.
At the Field Club.
Plans have already been made At
the Field club for the annual Fourth
Of July Notification. A special din
ner dance will be given on the even
ing Of Independence day, featuring q
holiday table d'hote dinner, extra
music and intercourse dancing il de-
sired. This dinner will in no way
interfere with the regular Wednesday
dinner dance.
Yestere'en at the club number OF
members entertained parties OF eight
o. ten guests. Mr.. and Mrs. iE. H.
Rowland had family group.
A jovial Dutch treat party took
place at the Field club yesterday eve
ming. In the party were:
DR.. and Mesdames--
p Y Brusning, II, Fricks.
Nesars. and Mechanics
Lee Huff II. NJ Gcuiding,
o. Grand Island, ?. =. Mikeseil
Miss Ruth Bartosch.
Mre- Madeline Krug.
Mr.. Albert Krug.
In honor of Miss Dorothy earns Of
Lincoln, who is visiting Miss Mary
Taylor, dinner party was given Sat-
urday evening at the Field club.
Those present were:
~. and MIRA C. W. calkins
psuline Mullen. Mary Taylor.
J. v. ausA... q. H Harley con.a..
James Allen.
Parties Of four were in order at the
Field club. Eugene Crane, H. A. CAM
eron, w. X. Foote, S. L. Tubbs,
Ralph Kitchen and G. J. Ingwersen
each had four.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Flick entertained
\ one Of the largest parties, covers be-
ing laid for twelve guests. ]. o. ST.
ford had ten and Jack Sharpe eight
4 guests.
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I The Saturday evening dinr.r.d.re.
II the Country club attracted the us.
ual large company OF plcasure -seekers
Given.in. honor affairs being cuite
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ME- anu Mrs. w, j. Foye enter
tanned one OF the larger narties al
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are leaving Omaha ID mako thei he'll
home IN Kansas City.
FOR Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Butler
4 their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John c
4 French, gave dinner, the Other
! guests in the party including Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fred II. Davis and Mr.. and Mrs.
FRED w. Clarke.
The dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
J. 2, George were:
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Frank W Sss iSd.on. " :" fraser
NJ. and Mrs Charles a. HUI.
VI Nj. and Mrs. Arthur r. Keeline en-
tertained at dinner for:
Msssrs; and Mesdames-.
MI Frank HascalL
Mrs. Casner =. Vest .cd NJ,