South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-29
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Miss HHdegarde Alice BerteHng.
daughter OF DIT. and Mrs. ]. B. BeTtel-
ing, and John Patrick Hayes OF Chi
cago, son OF Cornelius Hayes OF Os-
wego. y. Y, were united in marriage
Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at st.
Patrick's Catholic church by Rev.
John +. DeGr0Ote, with a ceremony
OF unusual beauty.
Miss Marjorie Berteling, sister Of
the bride. was maid OF honor and
James Morley OF Chicago was best
man. Little Misses Hildegarde
Stoeckley and Hildegarde Won Ba-
randy, both namesakes or the brl0e,
and Miss Clarice Won Barandy were
flower girls. The ushers were John
Berteling OF northern Michigan. broth
or OF the briGe, John Devine and Vitus
Jones OF South Bend, and Or. Louis
Prendergast of Chicago.
The church was simply but effec-
lively decorated with palms and ferns
and clusters OF white chrysanthe-
NUNS and pink roses. and the altar
and dome above il were ablaze with
tapers and incandescent lights. The
ushers entered first, two by two, TO
the strains OF the wedding march
from Lohengrin, played by Frederick
Binder. They wore two-button cut
away frOcks Of Oxford grey. Fol-
lowing them came the flower girls
one by one, wearing exquisite frocks
OF white lace over pink silk slips with
wide pink sashes. They carried gra-
duated baskets Of killarney roses and
wore wreaths OF roses and forget
me-nOts.
The maid OF honor preceded the
bride. Her gown was a smart crea-
ton OF pink crepe de chine with a
coatee in a harmOnizing shade OF pink
chiffon velvet with collar OF white
broadcloth. The bodice was made of
chiffon and lace with 8 vest of pink
mrocaded velvet She wore a black
velvet hat trimmed with a peacock
feather and carried a quaint English
bouquet OF killarney roses, shading
10 deep pink in the center Of the
cluster.
The bride entered on the arm of
her father and was met at the altar
by the groom, who entered the sane
tuary with his best man. She was
beautiful in her gown of cream
charmeuse made with a court train.
The bodice was of chantily lace, and
q cascade Of the same lace fell from
the waist in the back TO the hem of
the gown. The skirt was draped up
in front and caught with orange
blossoms. and she wore "a full veil
fastened with a wreath Of orange
blossoms and carried orchids and val
lev lilies.
Mrs Berteling. mother Of the bride.
wore stunning gown of black vel
vet and Chantilly lace with a black
velvet hat trimmed with touch OF
electric blue. and wore corsage or
chids. Miss Kate c. McCabe Of Mil
waukee, an aunt of the bride. was
gOwned in heliotrope and carried
viclets. During the mass Mrs. ]. H.
Rade sang Commands Ave Marie"
A reception for I75 guests followed
at the Berteling home, 215 &. Taylor
st. yellow and white chrysanthemums
and greenery forming the decorations
here. Among the guests were a large
number from out OF the\city. includ-
ing Cornelius Hayes. of OswegO, n.
v. father of the groom.
At noon the young couple left for
sail for the Bermudas, 10 be gone
until Christmas. when they will re-
turn 10 South Bend for a brief visit.
They Will return TO the east for q
three months tour after which they
will go to Chicago 10 live.
Miss Bertehng is a young woman
OF charming personality. She is a
graduate OF South Bend high school
and of Sinsinawa convent school. Sin
sinawa, Wis. Mr., Hayes is a gra-
duate OF Notre Dame university and
is now vice-president OF the Bastian
Morley Heater Co. OF South Bend. He
will open ofices for the company in
Chicago.
Mrs Mary Keller. OH $. Franklin