Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-10
Miss Dyball
Will We'd
MY. Man
Romance Began When Mr..
Smith Lived in Omaha
Before He Enlisted in
U. s. Army.

4 PRETTY school girl, with
II eyes so brown, hied to eastern 4
~ halls of learning with stern
determination to master all the cul.
mary and other domestic arts in
cluded in the course known as
Home Economics" The god OF
love neglected his archery to peep
over her shoulder at her text book
on cooking, and such recipe as he
fashioned! Equal parts OF moon
light and soft breezes, few drops
of the essence Of rose perfume, a
dash of khaki, generous portion OF
delightful femininity--the result, a
perfect confection of happiness, and
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Kuhn an
nounce the engagement of their
niece, Miss Katherine Irene Dyball,
to Frank Winthrop Smith, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith Of New
York City.
Miss Dyball chose National Park
seminary as her alma mater after
the completion of her high school
course here. In the shadow Of the
capitol, these fortunate young girls
who come from all corners of the
land study and play together With
Annapolis so close by, with its dash
ing young seamen i'll fascinating uni
forms, feminine minds are not al.
ways focused on the three Rs
There are hops, very military ano
very delightful, to say nothing OF
"June week." which is filled to the
brim with social affairs for the An
napolis students and their guests.
Miss Dyball is an accomplished
equestrienne, as horseback riding is
one of the specialties at the SEM
mary. ..
Sororities play an important role
in the social life of the school and
during rush week" the parties fol-
low each other in close succession
and the most unique affairs are
planned for the new girls. Miss
Dyball wears the bejewelled pin of
the Chi Psi Epsilon sorority. ..
Mr.. Smith is we'll known in Oma-
ha as he made his home here for
two years following his graduation
from an eastern school. Upon the
declaration of war he enlisted for
his country's service with the en-s
gineers and sailed for the war zone
shortly after. He made flying trip
10 Omaha at that time to bid good
bye to his pretty fiancee, before en-
barking on that dangerous mission.
While at an officers training school
in France the armistice was signed
and the young soldier returned be-
fore receiving his commission. Mr..
Smith is now engaged in business
in Schenectady, N. Y.
When the goddess of summer
locked the doors of all the institu-
tons of learning Miss Dyball Wis
tied at the home Of her fiancee's
parents in New York. Many affairs
were given in her honor and dances
aboard the huge battleships were
among the pleasures enjoyed. Re-
turning to Omaha the little bride-to-
be is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kuhn and will remain until the mid
die of September. She is planning
a trip to Kansas City at that time
to visit her roommate, Miss Jose
phine Bruce. To Washington then
she will go for one last round OF
good times at the Seminary for she
will participate at rush week." leav.
ing soon after for New York.
B i On one crisp October day, when
nature filings her gold and scarlet
banners in honor of this pretty bride,
a lovely wedding will take place al
that most romantic sanctuary, the
Little Church Around the Corner.
There will be just few friends,
myriad of fragrant blossoms, the
ring and the book and the marriage
vows-and then the congratulations
of universe to this charming pair
who have found the pot OF gold at
the end of the rainbow. The me-
tropolis will claim the happy couple
for they will light the fire of love
on their home hearthstone in the
very heart of Gotham.