Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-03

| bytertan church here when Miss Faye
Pierce of Boston. Mass Mrs. Pierce re-
turned but short time ago from the
| east, where for the past three years she
has devoted her time to the study OF
the couple by the brides aunt. Madam
Louise ormsby Thompson. They will re-
side in Boston.
Siassena, 1a.--Arthur J. Cruise, assist
ant cashier OF the Farmers bank here.
was married Wednesday at Cosgrove. Ia.
The ceremony was performed at st.
Peters Catholic church. Rev. Father
Cosgrove of Davenport officiated. He
was assisted by Rev. Father o'Donnell
Of Massena.
Wissler- -Slama.
wymore. Neb.-Alfred Wissler. who is
pitching ball for the Wymore team this
season. was married to Miss Elsie slama
OF Humboldt. at Beatrice They will
make their home in Wymors.
Cunning County Weddings.
West Point, Neb.--Among the Cunning
county people married during the week
are the following: Leo A. Mannefeld and
Miss Nellie Ryan at Columbus; the groom
is druggist of this city. where they
will make their home; Victor II. Hoerst-
man and Miss Cathryn Schinstock were
married at st. Marys church, this city.
The groom Is ticket agent at Fremont.
where the couple will reside after their
return from a two months trip to Colo
RADIO, Utah and California.
Harvey Smith and Miss Aaronsen Of
University Place were married in Uni
versity Place.
Hopmann- Bcckles.
Deshler. Neb-Miss Laura. daughter Of
sam Becker, q pioneer Of Thayer county.
was married hero to Prof. Theodore Hop
mann, superintendent Of the st. Peters
Lutheran school Of this place.
Pape. -Maricle.
Albion. Neb.--John Papss and Miss
Olive Maricls. two of the leading young
society people Of this city. were married
here, The groom is business in man ana ,na
pioneer families Of this section. After
an extended trip through the west they
will return to make their home here.
Clay center. Neb.-A pretty homo wed
Ing was solsmnissd ct the home Of the
brides mother, Mrs. @. o. Slick. Tuesday.
Sns1 Rsn snt.s M:. sea .na
Kaldall Of Minden. Neb.
Bates Richards.
Jon W. Bates Of Irvington and Miss Flor
encs richards Of Florence were married
at the home of Rev. J. H. Bicknell In
Bethany, Tuesday. They were accom-.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs; Roy Baker .Ss o.
bride. Miss Dolores Walker Of Minden
played the wedding mach. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. ] H. Bick-
nell After tho .nnnh,I. ceremony ths f eoupIe tp,e
to Colorado Springs.
Hall-Ohlson.
David City-W. E. Hall. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Hall Of David CITY. and Miss
Flora Ohlson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Ohlson. senior member OF the firm
Ohlson home by Rev. William Richards.
Schweser-Cook.
David City.-Carl schweser. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. George Schweser, sr., and Miss
Blanche Cook. both Of David City. were
married Monday at the brides home. They
left for Yellowstone park on wedding
his father in the largest general store
in David City.
Beatrice.-otis J. Miller. =. Of College
Springs. Ia. and Miss Hilda Reiff, Il,
of Holmesville, were married at Holmes
vile.
Peterson-Trude.
Beatrice.-Emil Gus Peterson Of Coun-
ell Bluffs, Ia, and Miss Esther Truds or
this city we're united in marriage At the
orldes nome mere, nov. " = Vain VA
ftciating.
Parham- Bacon.
June 20, IN the Little Church Around
the Corner, New York City, Rev. DR..
Hicks married Mrs. Jessie Belle Bacon.
widow Of Frank Bacon and owner Of the
J. B. ranch in Gothenburg, Neb, to Frank
Earle Parham, well-known New York
lawyer and former associate Of the late
James w. Osborne Only the immediate
relatives were present. They will visit
the country home of the bride. Green
acres, Neb. also in Colorado and at Mr..
Parham's old homo in Oxford. N. c.
Later they will 60 abroad, visiting Lon
don, Paris and Copenhagen. They will
live at the Waldorf-Astoria on their re-