South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-16

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Miss Jessie Carter. the popular lead
ing woman with the Wright Hunting
ton players in South Bend last season.
and Ewing Studebaker Riley. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Riley OF this
city, were married Monday night at
the buckingham hotel in St Louis
Three hundred guests, among them
many socially prominent IN South
Bend, Chicago and St Louis were
present at the ceremony.
The ceremony was performed in the
parlor OF the hotel which was beau
.tifuliy decorated IN green and white.
The couple stood beneath bower OF
brides roses. Rev. z. 3. I. Phillips
rector OF St Peters Episcopal church.
St. Louis. read the service.
Miss Carter was attended by her
sister. Miss Louise Morton Carter. as
maid Of honor and her two cousins
the Misses Maybelle and Louise A
Carter, as bridesmaids. The bride
groom was attended by his brother
Franklin s. Riley. as best man. John
+. Reynolds and J. Lawson Midgley,
were groOmsmen.
The bride wore a wedding gown or
white crepe meteor trimmed with
pearls and rose point lace. Ii was
made with a full court train lined
with silver. She carried a bouquet OF
orchids. Her attendants were hand
somely gowned 10 emphasize the color
scheme of white and green.
Charles Kunkel and u. r. Kroeger
heads OF St Louis musical conserva-
tories, played the wedding march and
Charles Kalb rendered a violin solo
during the ceremony.
A wedding reception followed the
ceremony. MI and Mrs. Riley left
during the evening for a wedding trip
through the west on their return
they will be at home at independence,
Kan. where Mr.. Riley will be en-
ployed in connection with oil interests
Of. his family.
Miss Carter is the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs William Alexander Carter,
1892 W. Pine boulevard, st. Louis.
Mrs. Carter is a teacher OF singing
at the KrOeger School OF Music and
at Forest Park university Miss Car
ter also is an accomplished musician.
The presents from wealthy relatives
and friends of both bride and BRIDE
groom were placed on view at the
hotel after the ceremony.
The collection represented a fortune
and many individual pieces are worth
thousands of dollars. Among them
was the present Mr.. Riley had made
for his bride.
Ii was a diamond brooch. set with a
circlet, manufactured after his own
design at a cost OF several thousand
dollars Among the gifts were a solid
silver service and dinner set tea set
cut glass and scores Of individual. sill
YER pieces.
Miss Ruth Hickey entertained with
q hosiery shower Monday evening,
complimenting Miss Helen Turnock.
whose marriage TO James Joyce, Of
Tulsa. Okla, will take place Wednes-
day. Sept "a. The marriage service
Will take place at the Sacred Heart
church, Notre Dame. Mr.. Joyce is a
brother OF the democratic nominee for
mayor
The members of the San SOuci club
entertained with an auto party and
supper Monday evening. compliment
ing Mrs Fred Probst, of Chicago, Miss
Margaret Berger Of Danville, H.. and
Miss Emma Nabicht OF this city, whose
marriage to Floyd Catterlyn of Great
Falls, Mont, vii take place soon. The
party drove 90 Sister lake near Dow
agiac, Mich
The marriage Of Miss Odelia
Howell daughter Of John Howell,
1926 Indiana av., TO William y. Duey
Will take place oct. 4 at st. Patrick's
Catholic church.
The Florence Crittendon circle will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock. with Mrs. Emil Reyer, GA
Partage av.