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Newspaper

Omaha Morning Bee

Location

Omaha, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1922

Page

18

Council Bluffs Society Bride of the Week

On Friday evening a wedding was held with Rev. George Ray officiating. The couple Miss Marie Queen etis Heisler and Mr. Ell Newton were married, attended by close relatives. A bridal dinner followed, and the couple departed for Denver for their honeymoon. The notices recount a week of social events including luncheons, bridge parties, and musical visits, with many gatherings at homes of Mrs. Seybert, the Tinleys, and others, plus a Golden Jubilee celebration for St Francis Sisters of Charity with alumni events and a public reception.

F. T. Seybert C. S. Palm Ralph Heyden Omaha California Bridge W. C. Crosbee St. Francis Suing Theresa Paschel Spokane Wash Blanche Suing Council Bluffs Paschel Nicholas O'Brien Katherine Madden George Hughes Celia Mulqueen A. Casady Ne. Empirie Roy Maxfield J. H. Shearer Glascow Scotland A. E. van Orden Walter Lutz J. B. Rohrer Roy de Vol Orge Williamson Mrs. Cheyne Adam Hess W. S. Stillman A. R. Dunn Blanche Saing Mary Paschel Charles Paschel Marjorie Apris Ferry Hall Kate Meyers Seattle Raymond Edward Wickham St. Mary's Kansas T. S. Davis Lake Okoboji Will Kellar Tacoma S. S. Kellar Will Keller Robert Percival Mullis Robert Mullis Canada Davenport Jane Schoentgen F. J. Day Elizabeth Chicago Anna Ross Montreal Europe Maurice Aspinwall Des Moines St Francis Church Frank True J. W. Mitchell True Mitchell Hazel Moore New York City East Pine Knoll Camp Conway N. H Frank Wright George Annapolis Atlantic City Philadelphia Anna Z. Ross Burlington S. ¢ Melita Lewis Cutler Morgan Cuter Inceville Ind Banff Howard Cutler St. Mary’s Camp Lake Louise E.“.R. Jackson Council Brats Los Hollywood Douglas Fairbanks Agnes ‘Wickham Quebec S. S

Nighttime Fifi Furor Stirs Hotel Suite

Helen and Warren endure a late night interruption as a frantic guest demands her runaway dog Fifi. The intruder accuses staff, the night watchman is questioned, and a bellboy locates the dog in the trunk room amid snappy remarks and bedside banter. Next week hints at Evading a Debt.

Warren Helen Transom Biaen Mrs. Curtin Johnson Curtain Curtis Night Tye Fifi Hotel Keen 18Th & Harney

Household Hints on Shoe Care and Cleaning

A reader suggests polishing new tan shoes before wear to avoid surface scratches. The note also mentions dampened wool with denatured alcohol and washing windows with warm water, implying general housekeeping tips in a casual instruction style.

Wedding Gift Shop May Offer Timeless Silver Sets

The John Henrickson Jewel Gift Shop at Sixteenth and Capitol offers durable wedding gifts including silver chests priced from $20 to $150, with other items like coffee service sets, cut glass pieces, bon bon dishes, and long stem vases. The ad promotes lasting style and assurances of quality for decades ahead.

John Henrickson Sixteenth Capitol Ee Y and Hawkes

Fashion's Vagaries Vary With Each Breeze of Summer

A tan crepe frock with knife plaitings in brown crepe appears. A short sleeved slip on sweater suits the flapper. Lipstick red is in vogue. Yellow shades dominate millinery. Tuxedo sweaters in knot stitch are considered stylish.

Burgess+Nash Mode Iceland East Omaha

A New Season Brings Novel Hats and Light Frocks

Felt fashion shifts early with spring hats replacing autumn style and summer chapeaux gaining ground. Summer frocks draw on crepes georgette and foulards with panels and draperies. Skirts stay short as designers push bright colors paired with neutrals while small lace fans and organdy centers accessorize.

Milady America Dresden

Polly Shops for You Offers Free Shopper Service

A caption notes Polly provides a free shopping service to Bee readers, explaining she will wait for requested articles to go on sale and make multiple trips if needed. The piece emphasizes patient bargains and timing to secure desired items.

Polly

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Council Bluffs Society M. C. Hennesy Maxussell Floyd Hendricks Tghteen Sere Mayne Arthur Card Dillon Ross Harold Ross Lewis Ross Mrs. Heyden E. E. Spelman Bluff Street Baumeister George Williamson First Presbyterian Church Fremont Benjamin Shearer J. B. Mitchell J. B. Atkins Chester Dailey Adah Dailey Rose Seybert Adele Keeline Paul Burke Burke Dubuque F. P. McManus Rev. M. Culhane Vo Urkley Tog Francis Iny Point Liverepool Belgium A. Lovie Leontine New York New Amsterdam Ee Pa Paul Skinner Skinners Rae CellewMtallenath Paris Louies A. Metzer Metzer Helen and Ae Aomple Sehrer EE Sheet Music A. Hospe Company Douglas Eileen Spouga Cies Neagene Baldridge 20Th & Farnam Tara Borton Mphe Mode Pleating Company Paxton 16Th & Farnam Cornelius Cole Gis Alfred Jones Alfred Vogue Harriet Hubbard Ayer Green Pharmacy 16Th Howard Kneezer Alaska 15Th & Douglas Atlantic Moore Hartman's South 16Th Street Amond 17Th Farnam Lurie EE Larmon 18Th and China HE Truax China Studio South Nineteenth Street Hayden Bros Dodge Streets H. F. M. Schadell & Co Mademoiselle Atherine M. Wiker City National Bank 16Th & Harney le Bron 15Th Atlantic 4029 John Bath Nebraska Roberts Mr. Frank Burgess-Nash Salon de Beaute Hotel Fontenelle Blackstone Beauty Shop Joel Ideal Cement Stone Co Spaulding Ogee Boulevard Kruger Hat Shop Barker Block Eee
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