Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-31
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January 80

jovial occasion for the members OF
the University club. Instead OF just
plain .smoker"--although when did
the club ever have such function
Without some added thrills!-the
smoker planned for the evening OF
Friday. February 2. is to an be an
extraordinary occasion.
Invitation cards for the event bear
: ..gn,1csnt quotation from good, old.
l.sty Chaucer, IT'S a luckie Chaunce
dotnc oft brynge weale or woe To
B;yghtie Kyugges. '-Chaucer. Feb. z,
l5so. Further announcement is made
lhlt real sensation is promised for
d AFFAIR. You will be permitted,
r:.s urged" the notice continues. ito
80 .4e sacred rules OF the house
So.auiittec. II you arc not lucky or
<: good buffer, don't come; sou might
1 t.ic BOBBY prize, There are many
suitable prizes for luck and
Sigh nonrisl,mcnt will be ad-
mi is:ered to those who show the
$50 Cut pug. : Beware the
ouncer. Gamboiing 8 to TO-"
.sro.,.el interesting event on the
University club calendar is the VAL
essfpe dinneF-dance. which will be
given the evening OF Valentines day
i.as III. ve one OF the few large
dancing parties before Lent and is
ieng looked forward TO with grca,
pleasure by college and university
airinn, ID the city.
Beta Theta Pi alumni have planned
a delightful fratcrnal gathering at the
University clrb on the evening OF
February 9. This party is 10 include
all the Bctas. their wives. sisters and
cousins" The committee in charge
expects 10 have At least fifty couples
rrcsen..
Davidson Levy Wedding.
The wedding OF Miss Miriam Jessie
Levy. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Saul
Lew. to Mr.. Abe Davidson OF Des
Monies. Ia. will take place at the
i'ontenellc at 8 o'clock tonight. Rabbi
Frederick Cohn Of temple Israel off
ciating. A wedding supper for the
guests, who for the most part are
out-of-town relatives. will be served
directly after the nuptial ceremony.
The bride viii be gowncd in cream
satin, made en- trainea with an over
drapery OF imported chiffon trimmed
with pearls. She will carry white.
boun.l Bible, from which will fall
shower Of lilies Of the valley. The
only attendant, her sister, Helen, will
wear a yellow tulle and taffe.a COM
bination trimmed with electric blue
sequins; violcts 10 be worn with this
girlish frock.
Mrs. Levy, the brides mother. will
wear black tulle over satin, with pam
els front and back OF jet sequins; the
bodice OF silver lace. The BRIDE
grooni's mother. Mrs. Saul Davidson
oil les Moines, will wear handsome
net gown fashioned over deep blue
satin.
MI. Ellis Lcyittoi Des Moincs will
be bes. man.
The young couple plan an extended
tour OF southern California, sailing
from there for Honolulu Upon their
return they will reside in Des Moines.
Noble Lindley Wedding.
The marriage OF Miss Ruth Lind
ley. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
+. Lindley, to Mr. Harold Noble Of
Kansas City, No, was solcmnizcd
this afternoon at ) o'clock = at the
home Of the brides parents before
thirty Of the immediate relatives and
a few intimate friends. Rev. Oliver
kcvc OF Walnut Hill Methodist Epis-
ropal church oficiated. Miss Helen
Wallace Of Lincoln, sorority sister
Of the bride, played the wedding
march.
Pink satin trimmed in silver lace
made up the bridal gown, the tullc
veil being held in place by a wreath
Of lilies Of the valley. She carried
shower bouquet Of pale pink roses
and lilies of the valley.
The couple stood before an inipro-
vised altar OF palms and smilax, At
the side Of which were two tall bask-
cts filled with pink roses.
The out-of-town guests included
the groom's family, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
6. Noble, Miss Marguerite Noble and
Mr.. Myron Noble, and Mrs. Guy
Reed and Miss Helen Wallace, oil Of
. Lincoln.
Mr.. Noble and his bride left for a
southern trip, after which they will
be at home in Kansas City
For Departing Couple.
Chapter B. F. Of the P. E. O. sister
hood will entertain at dinner at the
Hotel Rome this evening for Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. McGlasson, who leave this
evening to make their home in De-
troin Decorations will be in the sis
terhood colors, yellow and white.
Honor Bridal Couple.
Mrs. 6. L. Bradley was hostess this
afternoon at the'bridge party in honor
OF Mrs. Paul Bradley, a recent bride.
Three tables were placed for the
game and the parlors were decorated
in pink roses in bud vases.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Bradley will be honorcd at an infor-
NAL dancing party given by their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Bradley,
when six couples will be present.
Entertainments in Prospect.
Mrs. E. B. Nye will entertain
women OF the General Henry Lawton
auxiliary Wednesday afternoon at her
home in Florence.
Mrs. w. r. McKeen is entertaining
the Original Monday Bridge club
next week.
The Junior Bridge club meets this
week with Miss Marion Kuhn on
Thursday.
Mrs. P. ]. Emig will entertain the
sewing club Of St. James orphanage
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