Omaha daily bee., 1917-02-16

Marsh, Rae Swartout, Leontine Louis,
Margaret Hall and Marjorie Ribbed,
The girls will be Misses Katharine
Smith, Margaret King, Izetta Smith,
Elizabeth Colt and Frances Robbins.
Ten little girls will sing French
song. The entire junior high school
in chorus will sing Spanish and Tyro-
lean folk songs.
Could the atmosphere for carni-
val be more realistic? All this the
girls are planning to do in order to
raise their share toward the build
ing fund of the school.
Scott Hamilton Nuptials,
The marriage OF Miss Hazel Ethel
Hamilton to Mr.. William Addison
Scott OF Schuyler, ANeb, took place
last evening at the home OF the brides
mother. Mrs. ]. D. Hamilton, before
about fifty relatives and close friends.
Dean Hancock of Trinity cathedral
performed the ceremony.
The bridal party was preceded by
little Misses Margaret Van Dycke and
Ethel Silverman, who stretched the
ribbons. The ring was carried in a
brass basket lined with brocaded sat
in and filled with pink roses by Miss
Anna Jean Halbersleben and Master
Clifford Petersen.
Miss Jean Hamilton, sister OF the
bride, was her only attendant. She
was gowned in nile green georgette
crepe and carried bouquet of pink
roses. Mr.. Randall Curtiss, cousin
of the groom, acted as best man.
The bride, who was given away by
her uncle, Mr.. E. A. Hamilton, wore
a white brocadcd satin gown made
short with a bodice Of silver lace.
Her veil was held in place by a
wreath of lilies OF the valley and her
bouquet was OF white brides roses.
Mrs. Scott is the daughter Of the
late ]. D. Hamilton Of Cedar Rapids,
Neb., well-known merchant, and
the groom has recently moved to Ne
braska, from Dryden, N. Y.
The bride, who is a graduate Of the
University Of Chicago, has taught the
last four years at the Central grade
school.
The young couple will live in
Schuyler, and have gone there until
spring, when they will take an east
ern trip.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. John Ernest of Kearney, Neb.;
Mrs. A. A. Benham and son Ralph
Of Humphrey, Neb., and Miss Evelyn
Jones OF Cedar Rapids, Neb.
Art Exhibit in April.
Mrs. Ward Burgess, chairman OF
the exhibition committee for the Fine
Arts society, has two collections in
mind for the April exhibit of the So
ciety and will have definite arrange
ments concluded for showing of one
Of the collections within the next
few weeks A Spanish art exhibit
at first considered is unavailable for
this year, but the plans are to bring
it TO Omaha next year.
Plans for War Relief.
I Tickets for the large card party
to be given at the Blackstone
Wednesday, February 2S, for the ben
innd have heen d;s,r;hutsd rrder ths
leadership Of Mrs. Henry Hitler. The
entire group which has the affair in
charge will meet Friday at 2 o'clock
at Temple Israel to plan further ar
rangements. Mrs. Charles S. Elgut-
Another barge i benefit to for the sam.
fund Is planned for some fine IN
March. This will probably take the
form of bazar md dance A. ths
Auditorium
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Informal ,Entertaining.
LITTLE luncheon matinee cirh has
been formed bv four ri The members
OF the Younger set who are snend;ns
the wear AZ home They lnnch tn'
gether every Wedne sday and then at.
tend the Orpheum. The quartet con.
sists OF the Misses Eleanor Austin
Margaretha Grimmell, Marian Wei.
Ter and Helen Pearce.
and Mrs. Joseph Barker. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Reed and Mr.. c. I
Kountze for dinner at the Fonteneile
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Kinsier en-
tertained twelve guests at Dime,
"Wednesday evening in honor of Arch
bishop ]. ]. Harry. Tuesday even
ing the archbishop will be the ones
Of DR.. and Mrs. T. + Dwyer 4
dinner. 49,
Among Bridge PLAYERS.
Mrs. Tohn X Morrison win be host
ess to her Friday Bridge club tomor
row afternoon.
Davis enterta;ned the Friday Rr;Ja'
club This afternoon when twelve q
the members were present Ms Ioh,
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