Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-09
McMillin- Rogers Wedding.

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Holland and Italy.
McMillin- Rogers Wedding.
An out-of-town wedding of espe-
cial interest is that of Miss Mildred
r. Prudden Rogers to 1t. Gail 'Hamil-
ton McMillin, which took place Oc-
tober II in Washington, D. c. Ow-
ing to the recent death of the brides
father, Rev. J. Wallace Larkin OF
Omaha, the ceremony was a very
quiet affair, only the brides mother
being present. The marriage lines
were read by Rev. Titus Z. Davis,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church.
After brief honeymoon at Vir-
ginia Beach, Va, the bride returned
to New York, where she is studying
voice. This attractive young singer
is well known in musical circles in
Omaha as she made her home here
for three years. Last V inter- she was
soloist at All Saints, Episcopal
church and also at Temple Israel.
This army romance began last
winter when Lieutenant McMillin
was stationed at Fort Omaha, where
he received his commission. Later
he was sent to Waco, Tex, where he
was made commanding officer of the
23d balloon company, which was lat
er transferred to Camp Morrison, Va.
The young officer was recently made
personnel adjutant on the staff at
Camp Morrison.
Surprise Wedding.
Omaha friends of Miss Pauline
Ensign ofALincoln, Neb., who visited
Miss Edith Hamilton recently, will
De interested in the announcement OF
her marriage to John M. Abbott of
Sioux Falls, S. D., which took place
Tuesday. The wedding plans were
made so quietly that even the brides
dearest friend. Miss Hamilton. did
not know of the marriage until she
received a wire Wednesday evening
announcing that the bridal pair were
on their way to Chicago to spe~l
the honeymoon. =.
The bride. who is a daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Ensign of Lin
coin will remain in Chicago for the
time as Mr.. Abbott is now in train
ing at Municipal Pier.
Wartime Dances.
Gone are the days of the supper
dance for patriotic motives have
long since prompted the members OF
the various dancing clubs to omit
the dainty refreshments that were at
one time most essential item OF
dancing party. The Qui Vive club,
one of the largest of the winter
dancing clubs. will adhere to their
rule this winter and at the opening
affair, Saturday evening at the
Blackstone. No supper will be
served.
Change in Officers.
Chans in the executive officers
were made at meeting OF the Fine
Arts society directorate held Thurs
day at the Fontenelle Mrs. L. /.
Lindsey was made second wee
president and Mrs. w. e. Ure, SEN
ior member of the executive COM
mittee. ~
When Stephan Lausanne comes
December 3 to lecture for the So
ciety, the Alliance Franchise will
give a dinner in his honor that even
ing
Marriage Announced.
The marriage of Miss Mae Peters
Of Breckenridge, Mich, to Ellis w.
Leach was solemnizsd Friday. Oc-
tober rs, at the home of Rev. Mr..
Thompson. The bridegroom, who is
now a member OF Company 50,
Michigan state troops, stationed at
Ithaca, Mich. was formerly men,
Der Of The Bee staff, having made
his home in Omaha for some time.
Comus Club.
Mrs. T. D. Farrin was honor guest
at the Comus club which met with
Mrs. D. w. Tillotson Wednesday al
ternoon. Those winning high scores
included Mrs. c. NJ. Barrie, Mrs. Ben
F. Marti. and Mrs. George Morris.
Mrs. Barrie will be the hostess for
the next meeting, which will be
given in two weeks.
c. c. G. Girls.
Miss Leona Seibold entertained
tn first meeting OF little club, who
call themselves the c. {. c Girls,
Wednesday evening. The guests
included Misses Judith Johnson,
Irene Miller, Ethel Brown, Esther
Jacobsen, Hazel Haskell, Grace
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