Loreto Egan and Walter Wiemer wed at St Cecilia’s
Miss Loreto Egan daughter of John Egan and Walter K Wiemer son of Mr and Mrs John Wiemer were married at 6 am on Wednesday June 14 1922 at St Cecilias Cathedral with Rev George Smiskol officiating. Attendants were Miss Alice C Egan and Fred W Nelson. A breakfast followed at the bride’s home and the couple left for Minneapolis and the lakes, later residing in aha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loreto Egan
John Egan
Walter K. Wiemer
John Wiemer
St. Cecilias Cathedral
George Smiskol
Alice C. Egan
Fred W. Nelson
Minneapolis
the Lakes
Aha
Christensen Robinson Nuptials Held at Home
Miss Jennie Christensen wed Glen G. Robinson of Cedar Rapids in a Monday evening ceremony at her parents home. Maid of honor was Myrtle Christensen, best man Robert Carlson, with Rev. W. D. King officiating. The couple plans a southern wedding trip before settling in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Christensen
Jens Christensen
Glen G. Robinson
Cedar Rapids
Myrtle Christensen
Robert Carlson
W. D. King
Monmouth Congregational Church
Star-Frits and Starr Wed in Waverly Iowa Church
Miss Doris Fritz daughter of Mr and Mrs William Fritz of Waverly Iowa married George Starr son of Mr and Mrs W Starr Cedar Rapids Iowa Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock Rev Lloyd Holsapple officiated at St Barnabas Episcopal church The bride wore white canton crepe and carried Russell roses The only guests were Mrs W F Fritz and Mr and Mrs Frank Howell The couple will reside at the Alsatian apartments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star-Frits
Doris Fritz
William F. Fritz
Waverly
George Starr
W. 5. Starr
Cedar Rapids
Ila
Lloyd Holsapple
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Russel Rosea
W. F. Fritz
Frank Howell
Starr
Alsatian Apartments
Sylvia Spiwak Weds Lewis Spiwak in Kansas City Ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Jarohm Kulakofsky announce the marriage of their daughter Sylvia to Lewis Spiwak of Ottumwa Iowa. The ceremony was in Kansas City with Rabbi Liebermann officiating. The couple will reside at the Brown Hotel Des Moines after June 15 and will visit Excelsior Springs St. Louis Chicago and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiwak-Kulakofsky
Jarohm Kulakofsky
Sylvia
Lewis Spiwak
Ottumwa
Kansas City
Rabbi Liebermann
Spiwak
Excelsior Springs
St. Louis
Chicago
Atlantic City
Brown Hotel
Des Moines
Social events honor visiting sisters from Reno and St Louis
Mr and Mrs Henry Nygaard and Mr and Mrs George Watson hosted a Field club dinner dance on Saturday for Mrs R O Longnecker of Reno and Mrs J D Rogers of St Louis visiting Mrs E H Ward and for Mrs Robert McKay of Grand Vieyce Michigan. Events include teas and luncheons through midweek honoring the visitors with local hosts and venues such as the Brandeis restaurant and Field club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nygaard
George Watson
Field Club
R. O. Longnecker
Reno
Nev
J. D. Rogers
St. Louis
E. H. Ward
Robert McKay
Grand Vyce Mich
Watson
J. S. Palmer
Confederate Reunion Delegates Headed for Richmond
Mrs. 5. P. Harmon and her daughter Mrs. Fred Carey left June 15 for St. Louis to meet Miss Harmon a Nebraska graduate teacher at Monticello. They will travel to Richmond as matrons and maid of honor representing the St. Louis chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Mrs. Harmon, a widow of a Confederate army officer, is the daughter of an 1812 war officer and granddaughter of a Revolutionary captain whose commission bore Patrick Henry’s signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Harmon
Fred Carey
St. Louis
Miss Harmon
University of Nebraska
Monticello
Richmond
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Patrick Henry
Murphy Hosts Open House Guests From Across Regions
Mr and Mrs J E Murphy of 1720 Minne Lusa avenue entertain over the weekend with guests including Tr A Murphy of Portland Ora Detten of St Joseph and A C Ridnier of Lincoln and their three daughters. Open house will be held Sunday from 4 to 9 for friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Murphy
Minne Lusa Avenue
Messrs
Mesdames
A. Murphy
Portland, Ore
Ora Detten
St. Joseph
A. C. Ridnier
Lincoln
Women’s Society Card Party Hosted by Locomotive Firemen
The Women’s Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers invites members to a Monday evening card party at 8 o’clock in Crounse Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Crounse Hall
St Ann Parish Women Host Card Party Tuesday
The women of St. Ann parish host a card party Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock in the parish home at Twenty fourth Street and Poppleton Avenue. Bridge and high five will be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann Parish
Twenty-fourth Street
Poppleton Avenue
Omaha Woman's Press Club Luncheon at Brandeis
The Omaha Woman's Press club will meet for luncheon Tuesday at Brandeis restaurant at 12 30. This will be the closing meeting of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Club
Omaha Woman's Press Club
Brandeis
Woman's Guild Luncheon at St Andrews Church
The woman's guild of St Andrews Episcopal church will host a 1 o'clock luncheon in the guild room on Wednesday June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Guild of
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
O. S. S. Club Lawn Social and Dance Evening
The O. S. S. club of the South Side plans a lawn social and dance on Thursday evening June 21 at Twenty third and Q streets. The event invites members and neighbors to enjoy an outdoor gathering with music and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. S.S. Club
South Side
Twenty-third
Q Streets
Dinner Bridge Honoring Miss Ann Stuart At Home
Miss Mary Morsman entertained eight guests at dinner Saturday evening at her home in honor of Miss Ann Stuart from New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morsman
Ann Stuart
New Jersey
Country Club Hosts Dinner Dance Guests And Attendees
The Country club entertained guests including W. S. Robinson who hosted 18 attendees at the dinner dance. Others listed include J. J. by hen with 14, Stew 8, R. A. Moser 6, George C. Smith 4, and Mrs J. L. Mare with eight guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Robinson
J.J. By Hen
Stew
R. A. Moser
George C. Smith
J. L. Mare
The Wise Housewife Chooses Pure White Fabrics
The author argues pure white fabrics save money for housewives. White tablecloths doilies and runners resist fading and can be boiled for cleanliness. Colored fabrics may bleed during washing and require separate care, adding work. A white apron shows soil and can be washed with other whites without dulling.
Davis Pupils to Give Recital at Schmoller Mueller
Luella M. Davis will present her pupils in recital Tuesday evening at 30 at the Schmoller and Mueller auditorium. Mrs. Davis plans to leave June 21 for Chicago to study at the American Conservatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella M. Davis
Schmoller & Mueller
Mrs. Davis
Chicago
American Conservatory
Cleveland theater head visits Omaha sharing ideals and plans
Frederick McConnell director of the Playhouse in Cleveland spends a week in Omaha with his parents en route to the Pacific coast. He discusses expanding the Cleveland Playhouse, scholarships, and summer productions with Little theater groups in Pasadena and Hollywood. He notes the shift to semi professional status and the value of drama schools for both young men and women. He cites Eugen O Neil and Marlowe revivals as key successes and praises Marionette productions for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick McConnell
Playhouse
Cleveland
Omaha
F. R. McConnell
Pacific Coast
McConnell
Berkeley
University of California
Greek Theater
Gilmore Brown
Little Theater
Pasadena
Community Theater
Hollywood
Neely Dixon
Miss Dixon
Illiam DeMille
Cleveland Playhouse
Eugen O'Neil
New York
Marlowe
Faustus
Mr. McConnell
Miarionnette
Tony Sarg
Chilren
Birth announcements from Stewart hospital events
Mr and Mrs H H Grobeck announce a son born Friday June 16 at Stewart hospital. Mr and Mrs A L Segar announce a son Robert Baldwin born Saturday June 17 at Stewart hospital. Mr and Mrs D W Castle announce a daughter born June 17 at Stewart hospital. Mr and Mrs Morvis Cohen announce a son born June 17 at Stewart hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Grobeck
the Stewart Hospital
Robert Baldwin
A. L. Segar
The
Stewart Hospital
Mrs
D. W. Castle
Mrs. Morvis Cohen
Happy Hollow Hosts First Matinee Dance For Children
Happy Hollow club schedules the first matinee dance for children on Thursday at 2 40. A Saturday dinner dance showcased guests including E M Wellman with 22, Charles Leslie 16, F W Robinson 12, Sam Reiber 10, H F Curtis 10, W A Gordon 8, Morrison 8, Lynn Campbell, J Ibbernsen, Vincent Hascall, W H Guild, R E Davis, Lee Leslie 5, Faye Porter 5, C W Taylor, C J Hansen, Bishop E V sbagits, and C A Williack son with foursomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hollow Club
E. M. Wellman
Charles Leslie
F. W. Robinson
Sam Reiber
H. F. Curtis
W. A. Gordon
Morrison
Lynn Campbell
J. Ibbernsen
Vincent Hascall
W. H. Guild
Field Club Opens Matinee Dance for Children
Opening matinee at the Field Club hosts a children's dance on Friday afternoon featuring attendees and guardians listed as George Watson Henr Ny gaard W. H. Herdman Dr. A. R. Dermody Lester Drishaus Dr. F. W. Heagey James Harvey Wencel Miss Marie Hachinson J. F. Poucher and George Miller among the young participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Club
George Watson
Henr Nygaard
W. H. Herdman
A. R. Dermody
Lester Drishaus
F. W. Heagey
James Harvey
W. A. Wencel
Marie Hachinson
J. F. Poucher
George Miller
Summer Fabrics Shown in Shops
Fabric trends for warm weather feature Obilue Swiss frocks with tiny white dots and extensive narrow lace. Green underwear and jade beads appear with dressy silks, changeable cottons, and silk negligees trimmed in Valen cienes lace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valenciennes
Freckles and Their Removal An Ancient Advice Column
Jean True explains freckles arise from pigment in the epidermis and sun exposure. She describes prevention via a brown veil, home remedies using buttermilk horseradish and lemon solutions, and cautions against unsafe cosmetic mixtures and quack cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean True
Mme. de Maintenon
Louis XIV
France
Venice
Courage Overcoming Adversity in Myth and Life
Beatrice Fairfax argues courage outlasts fear, contrasting cowards and the strong through legends of Lycorea and haunted houses. She insists endurance builds strength, urging calm, sane problem solving and steadfast resolve to meet life’s tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Pairfax
Lycorrea
Mount
Parnassos
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Wiemer-Egan
Affaire For Visitors
Guild
Lawn Social
Gertrude Gatz
Gertrude W. Gatz
Frank J. Hughes
Minnesota Lakes
Hughes
Coronado
John French
Leo Bozell
California
William D. Mc H
Bergen
Norway
Helen Rogers
Vassar College
William Mettlen
Sam Reynolds
Vita Muldoon
Fort Dodge
Mrs. Frank Dale
Hartford
Mrs. Smith
Marie Rhode
Lake Okoboji
T. J. Nolan
Minnesota
R. F. Coningham
Peoria, Ill
J. B. Coningham
Marguerite Fallon
Margaret Hennessey
Mrs. W. T. Ingram
Louisville
Worland Ingram
Virginia Barker
Catonsville, Md
Edward Peterson
Ellen
Robert
Yellowstone Park
Jean Berger
W. A. Berger
Kirkville, Il
Dick Lyman
Pinedale
Wyo
C. Louis Meyer
Mr. Meyer
Yale
Madie Trott
Lula T. Andrews
Park Avenue
Doris Trott
Myra Bishop
Council Bluffs
Trott
Bridgeport
Neb
Carrol Christie
J. W. Christie
Marjorie Christie
George ©. Brown
Philip
Christie
Xenophon Smith
Frank G. Smith
Topeka
Kan
Mr. Smith
Irene Seery
H W. Seery
Col
W. E. Baechr
Louise
Harrison Caldwell
Denver
Evelyn Obrien
Lucille Obrien
Carl Paulson
Biltmore
Cape Ann
East Orange
N. J
Rye
N. Y
Silas Barton
Silas, Jr
Mary Elizabeth Graham
G. Graham
Alpha Phi
Syracuse
Niagara
Long Island Beach
Philadelphia
Washington
Miss Graham
Donald Stewart
Stewart
Margaret Getten
Ed Getten
Sunny Acres
Pan Joaquin Valley
Terré Bella
Evelyn Cole
R. B. Cole
Cherbourg
Europe
Lady Jane Grey School
Bughampton
America
Wilson T. G
A ii
A Norris
Senator .Norris
Nebraska
Frank Uehling
Lucile
Manhattan Beach
Janet Nolan
Mr. Uehlings
Lake
Ralph Powell
A. L. Schoellhoff
New York City
George Powell
Carlsbad
Germany
Sidney Silber
Geil W. McMonies
Silber
Sherwood Music School
University School of Music
Happy Hollow
Sinn Fein
Verna Jones
Lance Jones
Verna
Roscoe L. Rice
W. O. Rice
Creighton
Miss Jones
Delta Delta Delta
Mr. Rice
Law College
University of Chicago
Delta Tau Delta
Phi Delta Phi
John Henrickson
Capitol
Pantorium
Douglas
South Omaha
Yours
Uptown
William and Mary
Litalian
Majestic
Aize
State ‘Ate Furniture
Iture CO
Dodge
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