Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-13
Hamlin .Streight Wedding.

This evening at o'clock the mar
riage Of Miss Helen Streight, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 6.
Streight Of this city, to Mr.. George
Eldredge Hamlin, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hamlin Of Chicago. will be
solemnized at the home OF the brides
parents by the Rev. Edwin Hart
jerks. About seventy intimate friends
OF the family and young people OF
Miss Streights acquaintance will be
present at the ceremony.
Sweet peas will set the predominant
ing note Of color for the wedding.
They will be used throughout the
house and will appear in the colors
Of the gowns OF the three bridal at
tendants, Miss Gladys Elicit of Chilli
cothe, Mo-, maid of honor; Miss Anna
Hamlin of Chicago and Miss Gladys
Robertson, bridesmaids. They will all
wear short, full frocks, one of pale
lavender and pink, one of orchid
shade and one OF yellow and green
Of rsdium satin, and will carry bou-
quets Of sweet peas.
The bride will wear a gown OF white
satin made en- traine and embroid-
cred with pearls. Her veil will be
held in place with a bandeau. She
will carry a shower bouquet of lilies
Of the valley.
The ushers, Mr.. Jack Hamlin Of
Chicago and Mr., Harold Streight Of
Omaha, will stretch ribbons for the
bridal party to the bank OF palms,
where the ceremony will be per-
formed. Mr.. George Hamlin, who
will be his sons best man, will
sing just before the ceremony and Mr..
Jean Duffield will play the wedding
march.
Young Mr.. Hamlin and his bride
will leave for the east after the cere-
mony and will be at home in Chicago
about June II.
Mr.. Hamlin's parents and his
brother and sister will return to Chi.
cago tonight Mr.. Hamlin, ST., will
ing in Galesburg, ILL.,, Monday, and
hcn will go with all haste to New
ork, where he is rehearsing several
7eras. He has appeared in concer,
ere on several occasions.
Mr.. Hamlin, jr., and the bride me,
= ST. Louis at the Principal school
here he is an instructor and Miss
Sireight studied.
rewell to Old Home.
rs farewell to her old home, tn,
oward Kennedy place at 2224 Dodg,
Get, Mrs. w. w. Grigor is enter
ming at tea tomorrow Afternoon
ON to 6. The place was the las
It in the original city addition an,
as been Mrs. Grigor's home all he
,ie. Now it has been leased and Mrs
irigor is planning to travel for
inc. Patriotic colors with flags will
De used in the decorations. Mrs
Grigor's two sisters-in-law, Mrs
Howard Kennedy and Mrs. Alfred {
Kennedy, will receive with her. As
sisting in the dining room will b
Mesdames c. E. Yost, Helen Grigoi
c. NJ. Wilhelm, Edwin Hart jerks
w. A. Yonson, A. w. Logan, c. I
Clarke, r. E. Davis and Misses Mar
Wood and Ruth Rainey. About on
hundred and sixty cards have been is
sued for the tea.
Saturday Mrs. Grigor will give
luncheon for Mrs. Howard Kennel,
who comes back from Lincoln. ]
will be most unique and delightfr
affair in the form OF rainbow lunch
con.
Hiles.J Jones Wedding.
Illness seemed to conspire agains
the wedding Of Miss Cora Jones an
Mr.. Bradford Hiles of Lincoln, whic
took place Wednesday evening at tn
home of the brides parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. S. D. Jones, in Benson. Their
were no attendants on account {
death taking the mother of the il
tended bridesmaid and the ringbear,
suffering from the measles. I'll
brides mother was brought HON
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