South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-24

where the table was artisticaIly ar
RANGED with brides roses banked
about an elaborate wedding cake.
Among the guests present from a
distance We're: Mr.. and Mrs. y. w.
Duncan, parents of the groom, and
Masters John Stuart Duncan and
Paul Duncan, Miss Anne McGovern
and Miss Eliza Stuart of Lasalle, H.;
Mr.. and Mrs. V. ]. Duncan and Mrs.
i. Y. Duncan and son James of OF
tawa, ILL.,; James Cahill of Peru, Ind;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Crowley, Glen
Galloway, Raymond COrboy. Hugh
DAILY and Joseph Kinsella of Chicago;
Miss Delight Maher and Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. r. Garland of Marion, Ind. Mr..
and Mrs. II. J. Dickinson and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Dickinson Of St Joseph:
w. r.. stanton and daughter Helen of
Elkhart; Mrs. J. r. Diean. Mrs. II. r.
DeWiuter and Mrs Dallas Custer of
LOgansport, Ind.
AIR. and Mrs. DunCal VIII spend
their honeymoon in tie east vis't ting
Washington. Boston, Nsw York and
other points. and on tleir return viii
Doc ut home at 457 Wri.ht ST.. Lasalle.
Ill Mr.. Duncan is graduate of
NOtre Dame universityh the class of
1912, and is engaged I'LL the insurance
business at Lasalle. AIs Duncan aft
or being graduated rpm the South
/ Bend high school fnisled at George
town Visitation cOnven.
A marriage Of greet interest to
South Bend friends too. place Satur-
gay evening at Elgin, T., when Miss
Flfrieda W. Ackemani daughter of
I Nr. and Mrs. August z. Ackemann.
| became the bride O Lisle George
l.arrls. son of MIR. an Mrs George
Y. a'F5 T5e nos 49, g. Om sSqs@
/ hE the Rev. Beniami +. Hoefer
During the double ng ceremony
music was furnished b a trio of in
strumCrts, the piano. Win and cello
Throughout the hOui palms and
ferns were banked win smilaX and
q hrysantherums. theNining room
where dinner was serve immediately
following the ceremOn being deco
rated with profusions chrysanthe-
NUNS
The bride was attend by Miss
LueIla u. Ackemanuhs maid of
honor and little Hele Marie yum
/ keller. a niece as hotr girl. Milo
O.. HodsOn of South md was best
man. Miss Ackemannwore gown
of corn colOred crepe, e chine with
white chiffon er-dreA She carried
yellow chrysanthemuV The flower
eirl wore a simple dresof white lin
lserie and pink ribbol carrying a
basket of pink brides oses
The brides gown a. Of white
ICrepe meteor wi - anover-dress Of
white chiffon trimmed D pearls The
bodice was OF lace wi, pearl trim
mings. a fun length ell net with
duchess lace edge ar border was
fastened into a Juliet and caught
90 the hair with pearls She carried
q shower OF valley ult and brides
roses.
Following the dinner.nd reception
at the home of the bre the young
people left for a shOrtwedding trip.
| They viii make the home after
Van. 1, 1915, at 222 ". JEFFERSON
Nlvd., South Bend.
Mr. and Mrs w. Raw Robbins.
I1S45 T. Dubail av.. e,ertained Fri
day evening with an formal recep-
tion % their friends. Mr.. and Mrs
Robbins We're marrieCin July and
took this occasion tOTeceive their
friends in their new ime After a
delightful evening dur.s which Miss
Neva Eaton furnishediusicaI num-
beers the hostess SEED q dainty
luncheon 10 80 guests The young
people were presentedvith a num-
Der of beautiful and uSul gifts Mrs
sbanafelt. daugh0 ofEir o. S Sfrs.
+. NJ. shanaseit Of II ity.
Mrs w - CrahA IL North
Shore drive. entertaiIe with an in
formal tea saturday Arnoon. COM
plimenting her hOusI guest. Mrs
Charles J. Wenderothtf Cincinnati
D The table at whid Mrs. Warde
IL Mack poured. was v prettily ar
ranged in green Ind white
white chrysanthemunl forming
,enterpiece. The CUES numbered
40. Mrs. wenderoth n today for