The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
MISS WHISTLER
BECOMES BRIDE
DR.. c. e. VARIER AND MISS L.
GLE WHISTLER Welded AT
CALUMET coNGREGA-
TIoNAL CHURCH.

| one of the most brilliant socia
| functions in the history of Calumet
| occurred at the Calumet Congregation
al church last evening when Miss Luz
ellie whistler. only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 5. Whistler of Calumet be-
came the bride of DR.. Charles +. Var
ier of South Bend, Ind. Rev. l.. X.
Long. pastor of the church OBLIGATED
land the ceremony was witnessed by
about 500 guests The wedding service
was a very beautiful one.
The church was beautifully decorat-
ed, green and white being the pre-
vailing colors. The large side windows
were covered with a screen of cedar
boughs and the side arches were trim
med with ropes of cedar. Bells of
white carnations were suspended from
the arches, and over the pews on each
side of the church were seven arches,
covered with asparagus fern and Eas-
ter lilies and tied with white satin
ribbon. The chancel rail and choir
platform were covered with cedar
boughs with white electric lights
showing through. The bridal pair
stood beneath a large bell of white car
nations suspended from an arch of
cedar boughs at the front of the
church.
The bride was attended by Miss
Gertrude Vivian as maid of honor. and |
John Summerville Dymock was best
man. Little Miss Katherine Eaton. |
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred $. Ed
ton was flower girl. The attendants |
were Earl Folsum France of South |
BEND, Frank Hcaly Of Houghton, Dam |
Tel Turner Macdonald of Laurium and |
Harry Vivian Of Calumet. Lohengrins I
wedding march was played by Miss
jenkins.
The brides gown was of white satin,
with bodice and sleeves of rose point
lace and full court train. She carried
a shower bouquet of lilies of the val
ley Her veil was of white marquis
cite. The maid of honor was gowned
in yellow marquisette over white satin.
with crystal trimmings and a short
veil. Miss Vivian carried perele roses.
Little Miss Eaton wore white lin
gerie dress and carried basket of
yellow roses.
The wedding reception was held at
the home of the brides parents at 3O4
School street Cedar boughs, daffodils.
maiden hair fern, and smilax were
used in the home decorations. The
walls and ceiling We're completely COW
red with cedar, through which peered
little white incandesent lights. A
arge basket of white roses and maiden
1air fern was placed i'm the center OF
he table and from the beautiful cleo
roller four candlesticks were sus- ,
pended upon smlax strings. .
a number of the guests were from {
ut OF town, among them being, Mr..
nd Mrs. James a. Varier, Miss Eva g
Iarier and Earl France of South Bend. :
nd Mrs. John Panton of Duluth. Mrs.
:. $. Whistler of Denver and Frank
iealy of Houghton
The bride is one Of Calumets most ,
opular and accomplished young la
les, being native of this city. She is :
n accomplished musician having
tudied music at Boston, while at g
ending Dana Hall and at New York !
While at Rye seminary. DR.. Varier is a =,
on of DR.. and Mrs. j. A. Varier of =
south Bend, Ind, and a graduate of
9th the literary and medical depart A.,
lents of the University of Michigan. ;
lie was formerly an inferno at the c. =
; H. hospital
DIR. and Mrs. Varier left last even
ne on an extended wedding tour. They 7
ill be at home to their friends at 312 !
Wayne street, South Bend in about >
wo weeks.