IIOVOH MISS DIBOS.Honoring her daughter. Miss Clara who Is one of the June brides. Mr«. Caroline Dibos entertained a number of friends at her home in Fayette street today at a one-thirty o’clock luncheon. Miss Dibos’ enKa«ement to George Knoezer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Knoezer was announced informally to the relatives and friends a few weeks ago and the luncheon today was given to announce the date of the marriage which will be Thursday. June 1st. A number of pretty functions have already been given at which Miss Diboa has been the honor guest.' Miss Dibos received with her mother and after the guests had met socially in the parlors the luncheon hour was announced. The guests werp served at one large table in the dining room and small tables *n the living room. A prettily appointed luncheon was served. The tables were attractively arranged in the brides colors of yellow and white. The centerpieces on the tables were bouquets ofbrides roses and yellow Jonquils. There were other pretty souvenirs to carry out the color scheme. The place cards were hand decoratelt;! in an appropriate bridal design and gave the date of themarriage June 1st. The cards were laid for twenty guests, among them a few friends and relatives from Chicago. Following the serving of the luncheonthe guests returned to the parlors where the afternoon was passed pleasantly with music Rnd conversation. Th» parlors had pretty decorations of flowers and grens. The guests from out of the city were Mrs. Beckwith. Mrs. J. P. Schneider, Mrs. William Anderson. Mrs Otto Fest. Miss Furlong and MissEleanor Kosche of Chicago.