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Newspaper
Omaha Morning Bee
Location
Omaha, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
10
Adele Garrison conveys a tense domestic moment as the narrator guards Allen Drakes code and a secret plan. The room confrontation shifts against Lillian and the narrator wrestles with guilt and the risk of exposure while continuing the covert collaboration.
A garden party hosted by Mrs. Luther Kountae moved to the Country club as rain broke up the indoor plan. Guests in elegant gowns mingled on the lanternlit lawn, with Miss Vernesse Head en route to Europe and Miss Ardita Ford’s wedding attire remembered.
Miss Gwen Olsen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G Olsen married Louis J Lepenski Saturday June 24 at 7 pm in Scandinavian Methodist church with Rev Hansen officiating. The bride wore white georgette crepe and Chantilly lace with a pearl band veil and a bouquet of roses and lillies of the valley. Attendants included Miss Borghild Olsen maid of honor and Miss Margaret McManus bridesmaid. After the ceremony a reception followed at the parents’ home. The couple plans a honeymoon in Estes Park Denver and Colorado Springs and will reside in Omaha after July 15.
Mr and Mrs H G Winter of Norfolk announce the marriage of their daughter Martha to Frantz H Paustian of this city. They wed Tuesday at St Pauls Lutheran Church Norfolk with Rev Witt officiating. Bride’s sister Linda Winter attended, T Frank was best man. They both attended University of Nebraska and will reside in Omaha at 2526 North Forty-eighth Street after July 15.
Minnie T. Peter son daughter of Joseph Rapp wed George Padget at Rev. R L Wheeler's home Tuesday afternoon. Attendants were William West and wife. A wedding dinner followed at the couple's new residence. Mrs J J Hunnewell and sons from Los Angeles visited. she is Padget's sister.
Dear Miss Fairfax asks about a 17 year old and a older suitor who demands exclusivity. The adviser urges waiting until 21, encouraging the girl to see other friends and partners to test the relationship before any commitment. It emphasizes personal growth and reasonable boundaries.
Mrs. T. F. Costello visits Grand Island. Mrs. E. O. Schaeffer leaves for Chicago Indianapolis and northern Michigan. Mrs. Sarah Brandeis Cohn departs for Yellowstone park and the west. Leroy Corless stays a few days at The Breakers Cedar Point on Lake Erie. Miss Catherine Dickey of Kansas City arrives Monday to visit Miss Dorothy Belt and others. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson and daughter Mary plan a motor trip to Minnesota on Saturday. Mrs. C. W. Hamilton leaves for Atlantic City to join her daughter Miss Marion Hamilton for the summer. Hamilton previously visited Washington D C with her parents and aunt.
Cuffy Bear lures Reddy Woodpecker into a grub hunting scheme promising big rewards. Reddy finds a stump full of grubs and agrees to lead the way, but Cuffy insists the bird refrain from eating until Cuffy arrives. The chase through the woods begins with a tense warning to slow down.
Miss Louise Fort, visiting Miss Elizabeth Barker and daughter of Gerrit and Mrs Fort now in Boston, is planned to spend two months in California after a Cedar Rapids visit. Her sister Miss Henrietta Fort, a Smith College graduate, will also visit.
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