The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
California Wedding.

Little Church of Flowers" at Glen
dale will be wed to Charles Raymond
ssGesner of Los Angeles.
Miss Thompson is the daughter oi
Mr. and Mrs. u. B. Thompson and has
.reen a popular teacher in the Iowa
school for the Deaf.
Wedding Date Announced.
Miss Claire McInnerney has sci
Wednesday July 23 as the date oi
her marriage to Edward M. Helm oil
: Spokane, Wash.
Autumn Wedding.
!. Miss Eve Moore OF Sullivan, ILL.,
left early in the week for New York
after a brief visit at the home of hel
: fisnce, Henry Dent.
The marriage of Miss Moore and
: Mr. Dent will occur in September.
Mss Henry Has Measles.
Miss Helen Henry OF Pasadena, who
! has been the inspiration for a series
/. of delightful affairs since she arrived
! fortnight ago to visit Miss June
;. Davis with whom she was graduated
= from Marlborough school two years
q ago, and who had planned to leave
: Saturday morning for California to
= ioin her parents and sail with them
this week for Hawaii, developed case
ot German measles on the eve oil
her departure.
: She was obliged to forego the pleas
fe,lre of a bridge-tea which had been
planned in her honor for Friday by
: Mrs. Jack Wilcox, and a small dinner
+ that evening at the Country club, ar
; ranged by her hostess.
: on Tuesday. however, Miss Henry
Z accented the invitation OF Miss
: Gretchen Empkie, who recently re
, turned from Iowa City. where she Is
student at the university, to a
hrldge.luncheon, at which eight guests
were present. Miss Nancy Stillman
had high score and Miss Henry re
! ceved a guest favor.
That evening Miss Davis had a
foursome at the Country club dinner
dance for this visitor. who WAS en-
tcrtained at luncheon on Thursday
by Miss Emma Hoagland of Omaha,
who Is also a Marlborough girl.
Celebrates on Friday the 18th.
Friday. the 18th. held no fears for
Mary Ellen Hennesy, who celebrated
her fourth birthday in delightful
manner with a group of little friends
who had been invited by her mother,
" Mrs. NJ. c. Hennessy, to come TO her
home that afternoon for jolly party.
= Various games kept the interest OF
the children aroused and when the
dainty luncheonette was served. gift
for each guest was produced from a
huge Jack Horner pie
r Lolypops, dressed as oldfashioned
girls, marked the places of Rose Ann
Sheehan, Betty and Dorothy Wack,
2 Helen Farmer, Marian and Virginia
Maiden. Teenie Baumelster Betty
Jane Norris, Kathleen Hennessy. Don
aid Bridenbaugh. Junior Hennessy,
:. Paul and John Wack. Dickie GuerneN'
Junior Farmer and the young hostess.
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For the Heisers.
... Several farewell parties were given
last week for Mr.. and Mrs. w. j,
Heiser, who departed Saturday TO
afmake their future home in Chicago
Miss Nina Meyers entertained Mrs.
Heiser and seven other guests at
geluncheon Monday and on Tuesday
Mrs. W. A. Maurer had a luncheon
OF sc covers for this matron.
Wednesday Mrs. Heiser dined infor-
mally with group of her friends at
i. the Athletic club and that evening
she and her husband we're the COM
plimented guests at a dinner for six
I've
Julius Rosenfeld presided.
Thursday Mrs. {. f. Watkins had
a luncheon at the Field club for Mrs.
Eeiser, who on Friday was honored
with a luncheon at the Country club,
planned by the klatter club, of which
she has long been a member
The Heisers spent the last few DAYS
at The apartments OF MIR. and Mrs.
.IImer Shugart who on Friday eve
ming arranged dinner at the Country
club, with places marked for Mr.. and
Mrs. Heiser. their daughter. Mary
Jane. and son, William; Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Stephan and Mrs. stephan S
Dieces, Mrs John r. I.onsdale OF Ini-
Versity. Va, and Miss Ellen Van Ar
mum. who has been attending National
Park seminary in Washin gton; Miss
Wanda Smith OF Moberly, Mo, a niece
of the hostess. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Shugsrt.
House Party.
A young host of the past week was
bernard Wickham, who had a jolly
4 house party Friday and Saturday for
{ : guests. most of whom we're from
Omaha.
On Friday evening they attended the
dinner-dance at the Country club and
Saturday noon had a picnic luncheon
here.
--r Numbered among the guests were
Ann Marie Kennedy. Claire Parks,
Marian Sturtevant. Betty and Mar
garet Dawson and Janice O'Brien,
Tom Kennedy, Dewey Donohue. Bud
Deeslng. John Coppock and Ernie,
Jefferson.
For Des Moines Guest.
Six tables were filled with bridge
players when Miss Virginia Capell en-.
tertained last Wednesday in compll
: Moines, who was her house guest FOR
several days.
Miss Truth McManus received
prize for her high score and the cut
for-all was drawn by Miss Dorothea
Leaone.
Miss Fowler left Saturday for Des
MOines
Illinois Visitor Entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. kynett have
had az their guest from Beardstown,
M. since last Sunday Miss Mildred
fticgs, n niece Of Mrs Kynett who