Beatrice Daily Sun from Beatrice, Nebraska • 5

Beatrice, Sunday, Jane 13, 1937 BZATSXOZ DAILY SUIT TkQ2 HV3 RECENT BRIDE McKlnney-IIustoB Bride of Yesterday CLUBand SOCIAL AFFAIRS." r- rice guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph SCHEDULE-OF EVENTS' Mother of the bridegroom. Mrs. Halcomb wore an old rose lac wit) white accessories.

The best man was Grant F. Randall. The two bead usher were Robert Armstrong, Auburn, and Phil Kteppinger of Beatrice. Other ushers were, Richard Moseai of Dr. H.

O. Jackson. Richard Roezell and Robert Kor of Beatrice. They wore dark suit with white boutonnieres. The groom wore a suit of Oxford gray and a white rosebud from his bride' bouquet as hi boutonniere.

Robert Calkins, brother of the bride, was the ringbearer. Virginia Hill, niece of the groom. 5 is- i MBS. JAMES Miss Roaana Kil Patrick Bride of Lawj-er Miss Rosana Kilpatrick, adopted daughter of Mrs. Mary B.

Kilpatrick, was married to James Freeman of Oakland, Wednesday evening, June 9, at 8:30, at the Kilpatrick home on North Seventh street Clusters of white peonies and pale roses with cybotium ferns decorated the house and seven-branch candelabra with burning white tapers were on either side of the fire place, forming a background for the temporary altar erected In the drawing room and In front of which the ceremony waa performed by the Reverend W. A. Mulligan before one hundred guests, Mrs. Harry Ahlqulst played the wedding music from Lohengrin. The bride who was given in marriage by her father, C.

L. Sherwood, wore a white lace princess gown. Her shoulder length tulle veil was attached to a coronet and trimmed with a narrow bandeau of orange waa flower girl. Her frock was of green starched lace, bound In satin ribbon, of floor length and fashioned In "princess" style. Raymond Calkins, brother of the bride, and Madison Randall were the candle lighters.

The reception was held In the church parlors Immediately following the ceremony, with approximately 300 guests attending. The two serving tables were centered with bowls of yellow and white flowers, and on either end of the tables were candles of the same colors. Mrs. Raymond Johnson and Mrs. Fred Lentz presided at the tables.

Those assisting with the serving were Misses Dorothy Foutf Phyllis Sonderegger and Mr. James Smith and Mrs. Ted Boomer. A two tier wedding cake, white trimmed with yellow rosea had the place of honor at a separate table. Mrs.

Ralph Roezell. Miss Iola Mae Halcomb; and Mrs. Leslie Jacksn assisted the bride in cutting her lovely cake. After the ceremony the guest were invited Into the reception room by Mrs. Maurice J.

Hanna-ford and Mrs. P. Dodson, Mrs. E. H.

Suhr and Mrs. Arthur Sonderegger were the hostesses in the reception room. Miss Kathryn Roszell and Miss Frances Dann had charge of the guest book. Mesdames Glen Howard, Ralph Benton, Fred Cambridge and For-dyee Graf had charge of the gift room. The bride's going -away suit was of pink sharkskin, with brown or gandy blouse, gold and brown sandals, gold hat trimmed in brown, gold jigger coat brown linen bag and gloves.

Miss Calkins has attended the University of Nebraska. Mr. Halcomb received his degree from the University of Nebraska law college June 7. He is a member of Phi Alpha Delta, professional law fraternity. Following the reception the couple left for Denver and other points west.

They will be gone for two weeks. Out of town guests were. Miss Llnnea Petersen, Lincoln, Miss Alice VVlnsor, Beaver Crossing, Mrs. Ben LaSalle, Lincoln, Mrand LaBow, Manhattan, Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Thorton, Claj Center. Mr. Glen Kinnamon, Clay Center, Bernard Calkins, Chicago, Mrs. C. H.

Calkins, Wichita, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Dean, Mrs.

B. E. Morgand, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Broadheck and son Gordon, Miss Carol Calkins, all of Wichita.

Kans. Mis Pearl Spark, DUler, Rev. B. F. N.

Hugh Wyland, Brooklyn. Miss Molly Wyland, Brooklyn, Robert Armstrong, Auburn, Richard Moses, Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. A. Halcomb, Filley, and daughter, Iola Mae and Ruth Eileen, Mr Emma Herndon, Filley, Mr.

and Mrs. G. B. Cassell. Steele City.

Mr. and Mrs. Ford Blakeslee, Hasting. Birthday Party Barara Bryantdaughter of Dr. and, Mrs.

Arthur Bryant celebrated her third birthday Monday afternoon. After an hour of games the guests were seated at one large table centered with an attractive birthday cake which wa cut and served with ices. Each child received balloon favors. Barbara's guests were: Betsy Thorn-sen, Blythe Thomsen, Tommy Ad ams. Branny Adams, Mary Jo Waddell, Dean Sackett Derry Ann Moritz, Marney Cook.

Mary Ellen Cook, Michael Hepperlen, Susan Beer. Golden Rod Club Golden Rod club met Thursday with Mrs. Henry at the home of Henry Essam east of the city. Plans were made for a picnic to be held June 20 in the Bergmeyer The afternoon was spent in fancy work. There were three guests, Mrs.

Sam Roush, Mrs. Roy Barnard and Mrs. J. W. West.

The next regular meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. John Bergmeyer. To Wed Today Ruth Laura Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Price Young of Filley will be married this afternoon at 4 o'clock to Jurgen R.

Alberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Alberts, also of Filley. Rev. Laur ence Berry of Kansas City, will perform the ceremony.

BY WAY OF MENTION Mr. and Mn. Gilbert Campbell of Omaha were guests over Friday night of Mr. and Mr. Clarence Warren.

They left Saturday for Alexander, to visit Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Latimer.

Mn Campbell la a niece of Mn. War ren. Mr. L. Drew of Veata waa a rueat the past week of Mra.

Bert Cornell and other frienda In Beatrice. Juna McMeen of Lincoln la pending this coming- week In Be atrlce guest of the Carroll children. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Sonderegger and family, Mr.

and Mra. Fred Sonderegger and family, Mr. and Mrl. Charlea Sonderegger, Mr. and Mra Ernest Sonderegger and eon, Mrs.

Carl Sonderegger and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roszell and family will all motor to Lincoln today to attend the home wedding of Loulae Sonderegger. Gretchen Dempster and Be mice Weekea left Thursday for vacation trip to California. Vada Jean McCollura of Kirks-vllle, la spending the summer In Beatrice with her sister, Mra.

Ted Haldiroan. Jean Doty of Lincoln la spend-the week-end In Beatrice with Mr. and' Mrs. T. D.

Bradley and Ted Bradley. Mrs. Leslie Zook of North Platte has been the guest the past week In Beatrice of her sister, Mrs. J. Stewart Elliott Dr.

and Mra W. A. Rumpeltea are spending this week-end In Lewellen, on a fishing trip and will be guests of Dr. Ernest Rumpeltea Dr. and Mrs.

Carl P. Ostrem and children of Des Moines. Ia arc spending the week-end In Beatrice at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Delehant.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Macy and son spent last week In Omaha where Mr. Macy attended grand lodge meeting of the Masons. Mra.

Raymond Johnson, Mrl. Carl Allen and Mary Lou Allen took Dwight Colt to Shenandoah, Saturday where they spent the week-end. From there Mrs. Coit will return to her home In Denver. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Maurice Han-naford and son. Jack returned home Tuesday night from a motor trip to Oklahoma City. Mr.

and Mrs. Schell Grant, John Schick and Eunice Coon wei dinner guests in Wymore Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Terhune. Allen McCue returned borne Tuesday after attending the University of Utah, Salt Lake City the past year.

ur. ana Mrs. C. A. Speilman, J.

L. Schlatter, Mrs. Charles Verting and son, Charles attended the national flower show in Lin coln Saturday. Mrs. E.

Hevelone and Mrs. R. E. Peters of Wymore -were guests of the Blue Valley club near Wymore Thursday at the home of Mrs. Rose Roberta Mildred With of Lincoln spent last week-end in Beatrice with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Charlea W. With. Mr. and Mra.

Adam McMuUen were dinner guests in Lincoln at the Country club Friday given by Paine honoring her daughter, Betty and William Logan who are to be married Thursday afternoon at 4. A reception will be held in the afternoon following the ceremony at the home of Mrs. Harry McGln-nla. Tuesday Mr. and Mrs.

McMuUen will. attend the Mayflower society dinner at the Country club in Lincoln. John Curtis will be the dinner speaker. Thursday Mrs. Dal bey and Mrs.

McMullen will be luncheon guests of Mrs. W. A. Woodward and Mra. Fumes at the Country club, Lincoln.

Mrs. E. L. Hevelone of Beatrice, Mrs. Deardorf of Clatonla, and Mrs.

Shimerda of Wilber were Judge at the Cortland flower show Wednesday in Cortland. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller, and Marjorie Miller of Lincoln are spending the week-end in Beat- odd In Stationery ou complete sets 11.00 BEATRICE PRINTING CO. Dally Sua Btdg, Upstairs It's a Always a itcp ahead in ylc, Vitality Shoe? present the new trend in white footwear.

sJtoes VITALITY Miner. Mrs. H. L. Rann and Mra.

Kenneth Coltman of Manchester, returned home Friday after visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Bradley.

Dickie Bradley accompanied them home. Mr. and Mrs. L. E.

Henderson and daughters have returned home from a trip to Cottonwood Falls and Richmond, Kan. Mr. and George Lessenhop attended the high school commencement exercises In Lincoln Wednesday. Mra. Frank Hughes and Lorene arc spending the week-end in Lincoln with Mrs.

Hughes' brother. Mrs. McAulty, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Strueve and Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin Dixon of Lincoln were guests the past week of Dr. and Mrs. F. Dodson.

Mrs. S. F. Burchell of Omaha spent a few daya in Beatrice the past week with her sister, Mrs. T.

J. Sullivan. Mrs. Burchell Is moving to Chicago. John Delehant Jr, who attends Campion Academy, Prairie, du Chlen, arrived In Beatrice this week for his summer vacation with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Delehant Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lenta and family spent last week-end In Fairbury. Carl Shaffer who attenda medical school at Northwestern university arrived home Friday for his summer vadatlon.

Mr. and Mrs. August Sack and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lenta leave today for Flint- and will attend the fair at Cleveland, O.

Mra. W. W. Scott returned Wednesday after visiting in Kansas City with her daughter, Mrs. A.

H. Kurti. Mrs. J. W.

McLeren of Omaha is visiting in Beatrice with her daughter, Mrs. Richard Relsche and family. Mrs. F. W.

Ahlqulst left Saturday for Omaha to visit Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Heusner for a few days.

Ona Woods of Marysville, was guest the first of the week of Miriam Kees. Mrs. Proctor Sawyer and son Jack of Des Moines, arc visiting at the home of Mr. and Mra. Fulton Jack.

Mrs. R. H. Pollock will leave today for Denver to spend the summer. She.

will be accompanied as far a Lincoln by her daughter Mra. Fulton Jack. Mrs. M. S.

Hevelone spent a few days in Omaha the past week wiui uer parents. Mr. and Mra. Ervin Shirley of Humboldt arc dinner guests in Beatrice today of Mr. and Mrs.

C. M. Linn. Mr. and Mrs.

Inglis Preston of Minneapolis and their eons Robert and Lee will arrived Sunday evening- for their annual visit with Mrs. C. C. Knapp and Dr. Frances Knapp.

Mrs. Gale and Laura Gale Honor Guests F. Gal and Miss Laura Cale vof Tucson. who have been guests of Dr. and Mrs.

Rum-peltes and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gale have been honor guests at many social affairs the past week.

Sunday Dr. and Mrs. Rumpeltes were dinner host to Mr. and Mra. C.

W. Gale and Frances. Dr. and Mrs. W.

A. Rush and Helen. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc Far land and Bobby Lee of Fairbury, and Mrs.

F. Gale and Laura Gale. Monday noon Mrs. Rumpeltes entertained 14 guests at a one o'clock luncheon at the Y. W.

C. for Miss Gale. The afternoon was spent in bridge at the Rumpeltes home. Appointments were carried out in Spanish. Honor holders in cards were Mrs.

Carl Wilke. Mra. C. A. Spellman and Mra.

D. W. Cuok. and Miss Gale was presented the guest prize. 4 Tuesday Mrs.

Rumpeltea entertained 185 guests at tea for Mrs. Gale and Miss Gale. Mrs. 0. W.

Beckwith, Mrs. W. A. Rush, Mrs. J.

T. Harden and Mra. W. Gale poured. Others assisting Mrs.

Rumpeltes were Mesdames Orren, McKinney, West Burnett, Edna Jackson and Hartley. Wednesday Mrs. Gale and Miss Gale left for York, Neb, to visit Robert Gale and family. Reunion A group of teachers who taught In Cortland five years ago held a reunion the past week at the home of Mra. Henry Stanley.

Those attending were Eileen Means, Mrs. Kenneth Pelton, Mrs. Albert Stsnt-fort Bonita Plucknett and Mrs. Paul Barnes. The group planned to meet again in another five years.

Summer with AVAL As illustrated $5.00 JTVUS Slice to 10 Widths AAAA to Marriage Sunday Miss Leona McKinney of Falls City, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dee McKinney, and Guy P. Huston, of Falls City, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Guy P. Huston, were married Sunday at the Methodist church parsonage at Humboldt The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Handel Collier. The bride wore a blue and white eyelet suit with white accessories. 8he was attended by her sister Miss Leora McKinney, whose gown was of aqua blue crepe with white accessories.

Jamea Herd- lltchka of Humboldt was best man 1 The bride was graduated from Falls City high school In 1935. The groom, who was a member of the 1933 Falls City high class, is employed at Carter's grocery here. A 5 o'clock dinner was served at the home of the bride's parents for immediate relatives and friends. The couple will be at home at 502 East 12th street. Falls City Journal.

Mrs. Huston is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. W.

Harlan of thl city. Luncheon Mrs. E. L. Hevelone entertained at luncheon Thursday.

Guests included L. Madge Smith, National World Call secretary of Minneapolis, Miss Mary White. reneral secretary of Nebraska 'Christian Missionary society of Lincoln and Rose Wright, National young people's plan and program chairman of Minneapolis. These guests were in Beatrice attending the state Christian church convention. Gueata From Kansas City Mr.

and Mrs. Firman L. Car-swell of Kansaa City, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E.

Adams, Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Adams were dinner hosts in their honor and Saturday night they entertained at dinner at the University club In Lincoln and today the Carawells will be honor guests at a picnic at Chautauqua park. Dorcas Society Dorcas society of LaSelle St. M.

E. church met Thursday at the home of Mrs. W. H. Knowles.

Mrs. Clyde Smith, the president presided. Mrs. Frank Salts led the devotionala sing with the "Lord's After a pleasant social afternoon Mrs. Knowles was assisted in serving by her daughter Mrs.

Ruhl. The next meeting will be in Ellis at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Fish-el with a covered dish luncheon. St Joseph's Altar Society St.

Joseph's Altar society met ir the school hall Tuesday. Hostesses were Mrs. Edwin Graff, Mrs. Harold Graff, Rosina Graff and Mra. Mary Gaver.

After a short prayer and hymn Mrs. John Schar-ton waa presented with a beautiful chair. She has been a member of the Altar society for the past 36 years and president of the organization for 22 years. Delta Deck Bridge. Club Paula Otte entertained Delta Deck Bridge club Monday night.

Lillian Riggert held high score and Florence Lock second. Rosilyn Eickmann received the guest prize The guests were seated at one large table centered with a basket of yellow roses and lighted with matching candles. John Collins JJonor Guest Wednesday night Forrest Wllke entertained a group of boys at a 6 o'clock supper in honor of John Collins and Thursday morning Burkett Graf entertained the same group at breakfast The guests Included Allen McCue, Burkett Graf, Forrest Wilke. John Collins, George Marvin, Ted Buckley, George Steinmeyer and Oscar Clarke. Dinner Guest Dr.

and Mrs. Harry Hepperlen had as their dinner guest Tuesday night Chaplin Baker of Beavei City. Dinner Guests Mr. and Mra. L.

E. Henderson entertslned Mr. and Mrs. S. C.

Tol-bert and sons Wynne and Gene of Concordia. at dinner the first of the week. Glenover Club Glenover club met Thursday with Mrs. Hi Bales. Mrs.

Clifford Young won the club prize. Plans were made for a camp fire breakfast to be held Thursday at Chautauqua park at 6:30. The next regular hostess will be Mrs. Jack Bishop. Dinner Hosts Mr.

and Mrs. D. S. Dalbey were dinner hosts at the Paddock Friday night complimentary to Mr. and Mrs.

Jamea Freeman, a recent bride and groom. Guests included the Christmas group. Deeeert Bridge Mrs. George Gore entertained 16 guests at a dessert bridge Tuesday. Pink and white cosmos were used on the luncheon tables.

Honor holders were Mrs. Clyde Hum-berger and Mrs. McDonald. Picnic Supper Miss Lola Carr entertained at a picnic supper atChautauqua park Sunday for her guests. Miss Stroe-mer.

Miss Chard, Miss Reynolds and Miss Mltzger who are al! teacher in the Lincoln, public schools. Nuptial Dinner Mrs. J. Stewart Elliott and Mrs. Harry L.

Dempter will entertain 30 guests at the Elliott home this evening at a nuptial dinner for the Sherwood-Weston bridal party. 1 Live Wire Plcnlo The Live Wire club held a picnic at Chautauqua park Sunday evening with around 50 in attendance. This included members and families. Circle. 5 Circle 8 of St.

Joseph chunch will bold a picnic at Chautauqua park today, Shaffer-Morton Lutheran Missionary Society The marriage of Miss Cora The Missionary of Trinity Luth-Shaffer, daughter of Mrs. G. C. I eran church met at the home of Shaffer, to Marion Morton, son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Giesbrecht MONDAY Delta Deck Bridge club, Paula Otte and Emily Gregg hostesses. The Young Women's Missionary eociety of Trinity Lutheran church meets at 6:30 in the church parlors for a covered dish supper. Aft. er supper. Miss Grace Schlake will lead In the discussion of the lee-son.

"Some next steps." W. W. Guild of First Baptist church meets with Lucille Griffith. 802 Florence. TUESDAY The Socall Neighbors club meets Tuesday, June 15 with Mrs.

Eart Brown, 506 South 5th, at 2:30. Business and Professional Women's club dinner at the club house at 6 p. m. T. Club mets at homo of Mrs.

Jennie Ashenfelter. No hostess meeting. Girl Scout troop meets in Episcopal parish house at 9 a. m. Beta Sigma Phi meeta In the evening.

Ptckrell Rook club meets at 2 p. m. with Mrs. W. D.

Clark at the hotel. The Dlaconia class will have a picnic breakfast at Chautauqua park on Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock. Bring own service, bacon and eggs. Mrs. Clyde Dempster and committee will be in charge of plans for the picnic.

Senior World Wide guild of First Baptist church meets at 7:30 p. m. at the church cottage with Fern Coatee as hostess. WEDNESDAY DeMoIays meet In Masonic temple at 8 p. m.

K. T. Q. club meets In Chautauqua park. Mrs.

Herman Grabowskl hostess. Me-La-Ml Art club, Mrs. Myron Miles hostess at 2 p. m. V.

F. W. Auxiliary meets In Firemen's hall at 7:30, O. O. Birthday kenslngton, Mrs.

E. L. Hevelone 1:15 dessert luncheon hostess. Trinity Lutheran church picnic at Chautauqua park at 6:30. Plnchole club, Mr.

and Mrs. C- J. Umphenour host at Ay-ers cafe on Court street at 7:30. Mennonite Ladies' Mission society meeting in afternoon with Mrs. H.

A. Penner. THURSDAY First Baptist church kenslngton meets with Mrs. PotU, East Court street at 2:30. General Council, First Christian church, luncheon at the church at 1 p.

m. Mrs. B. J. Clark chairman.

Last meeting until fall Large attendance desired. Presbyterian church annual picnic at Chautauqua park at 6:30. Glenover club camp fire breakfast at Chautauqua park at 6:30. Centenary MeUiodist church eo-cities meet as follows: Asbury circle, at 2:30 p. m.

Hostess, Mrs. Berwin Shaffer; Whiting circle, hostess Mrs. Fred Messmore, 820 North Tenth street; Oxford circle, hostess Mrs. William Weber, country; Epworth circle, covered dish luncheon at the church. Bring covered dish, own service.

Mrs. Claude Diegel chairman; Wesley circle, covered dish luncheon at the church. St. John's Lutheran Mission circle meets June 17 with Mrs. H.

Leseberg and Mrs. A. Ude. at the home of Mrs. Leseberg at 115 North Graham.

FRIDAY A. Kensington no hostess meeting at Chautauqua park. SATURDAY U. T. dinner at Ayers in the evening.

Nuptial Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Ray Calkins entertained the Calkins-Halcomb bridal party at dinner Friday night with covers for twenty. Out-of-town guests were Richard Moses of Wayne, Robert Armstrong of Auburn, Molly Wyland of Brooklyn. N.

and Mrs. C. H. Calkin of Wichita, Kans. At this time Miss Calkins presented her matron of honor and maids of hon or gifts.

Family Dinner Mrs. Ray Calkins entertained at a family dinner Sunday honoring her daughter, Dorothy Mae, and LaVern Halcomb. Out-of-town guests were Mrs. C. H.

Calkins. Lloyd Calkins. Mr. and Mrs. H.

P. Dean and Steryle Rice ol Wichita, Kans. Book Club Pkmks Members of the book club entertained their husbands at a picnic supper at the Country club Tuesday, Nuptial Dinner Mra. Mary B. Kilpatrick entertained the Kilpatrick-Freeman bridal party at a nuptial dinner at the Paddock night Blue Ridge Club The Blue Ridge club met with Mrs.

Herman Spilker. After the children's program, plans were made for a picnic Sunday at Chautauqua park. Lunch waa served. Next hostess to be announced later. Noodle Club Dr.

and Mrs. R. Ei Bell entertained the doodle club at dinner at Ayers Tuesday night followed by an evening of cards at the Bell home. Honor holders were Mr, and Mra. Ray Salisbury and Dr.

and Mrs. O. H. Mr. and Mrs.

Charlea Burgett will be the next dinner hosts. Breakfast Mrs. Wvman Kenarv. Virginia Johnston and Burnett Adama entertained 12 guests at the Paddock ror oreakfsst comDlimentarv tn Marion, Sherwood, MRS. LA VERNE HALCOMB Dorothy Mae Calkins Weds La Verne H.

Halcomb Miss Dorothy Mae CaTkins daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray J. Celkics, was united in marriage to Mr. La Verne H.

Halcomb, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Halcomb of Filley.

The wedding took place Saturday morning. June 12, at ten o'clock at the First Christian church. Rev. R. B.

Fouts read the marriage lines in the presence of 300 guests. The bride was given in marriage by her father. The altar was banked with fern and mock orange blossoms, with four seven branched candelabra with white tapers at either side of the altar. The pews were tied with white streamers and mock orange. Miss Lila Mae Jackson sang Promise Me" before the ceremony and "Because" after the ceremony.

Miss Maureen Morten was at the console of the organ. She played "Lohengrin's Wedding March," and other beautiful selections. The bride wore a white brocaded satin gown, with long, stately train, graceful long sleeves, and with a continental standing collar; fingertip length veil of atlk net, shirred across the back; a cor-onette bandeau of orange blossoms and carried a bouquet of white roses and mock orange bloa- soms and wore a gold bracelet gift of the groom. Mrs. Grant F.

Randall, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Her dress was of pink silk striped organza, fashioned in the modish "princess" style with puff sleeves. She carried a bouquet of blue delphinium and pink larkspur. Bridesmaids were Miss Janet Loeber of Beatrice and Miss Molly Wyland of Brooklyn, N. Y.

Miss Loeber wore a dress of pale blue silk organza, also in the "princess" style, with puff sleeves. Her bouquet was of pink sweet peas. Miss Wvland wore a dress of a pastel shade of yellow. The dress was fashioned with a long full circular skirt and a bolero Jacket with puff sleeves. She carried orchids pentstemon.

The bridesmaids and the matron of honor wore matching hats of satin ribbon intricately shaped with silk net, with upright loops 0: rtooon lorming a halo effect. Mother of the bride, Mrs. Calk- Ins wore a black silk net gown, with huge puff sleeves, colorful silk applique on sleeve-shoulder. and on ends of a smart net sash; worn with white accessories and a white corsage. FREEMAN blossoms.

She carried a bouquet of white orchids. A reception followed the ceremony, the dining room repeating the light colors in its decorations, The gift room was in charge of Miss Helen Rush and the gift book In charge of Cbannlng Baker. Out-of-town guests were Mrs. Cora Calvert of Lincoln and Mra. George Pratt of Kansas City, Mo.

The bride's traveling suit was slate blue sheer with white accessories. Mrs. Freeman attended the Beatrice high school, Mt Vernon Seminary, University of California, and the School for Higher International Studies, Geneva, Switzerland. Mr. Freeman attended Madera high achool.

University of California, and Boalt Hall Law achool at the University of California. The bride and groom will make their home In Oakland where the groom is in the office of the district attorney. Thursday afternoon June 10. During the business meeting the following officers were elected: President Mrs. Linda Mumf ord.

Vice president Mrs. Andrew Andersen. Treasurer Mrs. F. J.

Meyers. Secretary Mrs. Gus Wltzki. Press correspondent Mrs. Edw.

Lenz. The meeting was turned over to the leader, Mrs. Lee who had a well prepared lesson. Subject. "Some Next Steps," in the study of the Negro.

All members taking part in the round table discussion. Mrs. Andrew Andersen had charge of the devotionala. There were 14 members present, one visitor, little Jerry Jones, one of our faithful Light Brigade members. Jolly Dozen Club Kathryn Kreuzberg entertained the Jolly Dozen club Wednesday.

Mrs. F. J. KUne and Mrs. Ralph Mudge were guests.

In the afternoon game Mrs Mudge and Blanch Compton received the prizes. Mrs. Rumbaugb was presented the club prize. The next club meeting will be a picnic at Chautauqua park. At the close of the afternoon tea waa served.

'Theatre Party Miss Marie Jark entertained 12 guests Thursday evening at a theatre party in honor of the birthday of her sister, Miss Eunice Jark. After the ahow the guest? went to the Jark home where lunch was served at a long table centered with a beautiful cake anc" lighted with soft green tapers. The guest of honor received many lovely gifts. Circle Four Circle No. 4 of St.

Joseph' Altar society met Thursday at the home of Mrs. Don Schimentl for a covered dish luncheon. There were 20 members present The afternoon was spent sewing. Mr. William Schuck received the club prize.

A picnic will be held in two Family Reunion A family reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Chard, guests Included Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar Chard, Mrs. Marie Chard of Peru, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Chard and daughter of Topc-ka. Kans and Amelia Chard of Omaha: Foursome Club Mrs.

D. W. Cook entertained her bridge foursome club at luncheon Thursday. Dinner and Theatre rarty Lenore Mangus entertained' a few guests at dinner and a theatre party Tuesday night Bridge Party 'i Mrs. Paul Rei entertained two tables of bridge Friday complimentary to Mrs.

Ray Middlekauff birthday anniversary, 4 ar. ana Mrs. w. a. Morton was solemnized at 8 o'clock Thursday evening, June 10.

at the home of the bnde'a mother. Rev. R. B. Fouts of the First Christian church read the simple marriage service in the presence of only the immediate families.

The background for the altar waa formed by tall candelabra with white cathedral candles, and floor baskets of white roses, mock orange and larkspur. Preceding the ceremony Betty Morton and Betty Shaffer lighted the candles. The bridgegroom and his best man. Berwin Shaffer, and Rev. Fouts came to the altar.

The bridesmaid, Miss Dorothy Morton, sister of the bridegroom wore a blue" and white organdie dress. She carried pink roses and pink snapdragons tied with a pink ribbon. The bride wore an all over lace redingote gown Her bouquet was of white roses, gardenia and calla lilies, a simple wreath of orange blossoms. Mrs. W.

B. Morton, mother of the groom and Mra G. Shaffer, mother of the bride wore shoulder corsages of sweetheart roses and forget-me-nots. Immediately following the ser vice a reception was held for the guests. White blossoms la a crystal dowi and tail white candlea in crystal holders were used on the lace covered table.

A three tiered wedding cake on a mirror' was placed at one end of the table. A green and white color scheme waa carried out tn serving refreshments. Mrs. Marvin Brokaw of Lincoln and Miss Rachel Shaffer served the guests. Mrs.

Ivan Kleven of Lincoln presided at' the guest book. 1 Mr. Morton and hla bride will reside- In Beatrice following a honeymoon at Hackensack, and other points north. The bride's going away dress was a tailored burgundy net trimmed with blue, and whits accessories. -J The but of town guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Carroll Shaffer and children of Moorefleld, Mr. and Mrs. Irvtn Hopt Mr. and Mrs.

Ivan Kleven, and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Brokaw all of Lincoln, and Mrs. Allen J. Posge and son Charles of El Campo, Texas.

Dessert Luncheon Mrs. Fulton Jack entertained a few guests at a dessert luncheon Saturday in honor of her mother, Mrs. R. H. Pollock who leaves to day for Denver to spend the summer.

Bridge Club Mrs. A. M. Cook entertained her two table bridge club at a one o'clock luncheon Friday. 1 Picnic.

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