Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-15
Washington, Society Folks See Nebraska
4 Girl Married to a Lieutenant of the
United States Army.

countries, interfered with many din
ner parties. The acting secretary Of
state and Mrs. Frank L. Felix acted
as hosts last evening. The party
was al fresco and one of the most
picturesque.
In connection with the congress,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Penfield en-
|tertained several times at dinner.
On Monday evening they had the
new Peruvian ambassador and
Nine. de Tudala as the guests Of
honor, with small but charming
company to meet them. On Tues
day the new minister from Saliva
dor and Nine. Sol were their honor
guests,
Miss Hart Married.
Washington was deeply interested
in the wedding Of last Friday Of
Miss Else Hart, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Hart, the former 4
well-known banker of Edgar, Neb..
and Lieut.. Robert H. Davidson, for
merry of the u. S. A., recently Of
the ordnance corps U. S. A., son 81
Judge S. P. Davidson Of Omaha.
The bride came on from her Ne
braska home for the ceremony, ow-
ing to the difficulty OF the bride
groom's obtaining sufficient leave.
of absence. She arrived here At III
o'clock on Friday morning and the
ceremony was performed at, II in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
L. Collamer, old friends of the fami-
lies Of both the bride and BRIDE
groom. Rev. J. ]. Queally obligated
bers of the families. The house, ii
charming one Of the distinctly mod
ern type, picturesque and unique,
was a bower of spring flowers, near
ly all from the superb garden Of the
Collamers. Roses were everywhere
in abundance. The brides brother,
Charles Hart, U. S. N, acted as best
man, and Mr.. Collamer gave the
bride in marriage. A breakfast was
served Immediately following, after
which the bride and bridegroom left
for Old Point Comfort to spend !
few days at the Hotel Chamberlain.
The breakfast table was veritable
picture with trailing vines and perky
flowers all about the edge Of the
fountain which plays in this room
the year around and pink flowers on
the table, scattered over it in Jap
anese fashion. The garden, which
1rcets the eye through the windows
| Of this room, is one. Of the beautiful
here.
Omahans.
Mrs. Russell Harrison and her
mother, Mrs. Alvin Saunders, left on
Sunday to return to the SaundeYs'
home in Omaha. They will spend
the summer there. Mr.. William
Henry Harrison 3rd is there for a
short time from his studies in Lin
coin and is leaving shortly for the
Yellowstone Park, where he will
spend the remainder Of the summer.
Mrs. Harrison's cousin, Mrs. With
ers, who spent several months with
her here last winter and spring, re-
turned to Chicago last week. She
spent the previous weekend in Nors
folk with Mrs. Harrison as guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Williams.
jr., in their handsome new home in
the suburbs Of Norfolk. Miss
Frances Saunders, another cousin .of
Mrs. Harrison, who previously spent
many winters in Washington, has
returned here within the past month
to make her home for the present.
Miss Carrie Summers left early in
the week to make some visits in
Omaha after spending the winter in
Washington.
Miss Pearl Reid Of Lincoln, who
has been in Washington during the
period of the war doing her share
Of war work for the government,
has completed her task and returned
to her home. Miss Reid was vice
president of the Ak-sar-ben club
and very active in all its affairs, as
we'll as in the work of the Girls
Knitting club, which met regularly
in the homes Of Senator Norris and
of Representative Reavis.