South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-23

SOCIETY

With a simple yet beautiful cere-
mOny. Miss Alice DesJardins. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. DeSJardins Of
100 5. st. Louis ST., and Arthur A.
Schellinger. son OF Dir. and Mrs Mich
Olas Sche'linger, 500 Lincoln Highway
west Misnawaka, were married Tues
Gay morning at O'CLOCK by kew
Father +. J. Carroll at st. Joseph S
church. Miss DesJardins was attend
ed by her sister. Miss Anna DeSJar-
dins as maid OF honor, and Miss Hilda
Scheliinger. sister OF the groom, as
bridesmaid. Mr.. Scnellinger was at
tended by his brother, Armand Schel-
inger, and Albion Kamm, of Misha-
waka The brides gown was Of white
creme charmeuse, with coverings of silk
lace and pearl trimmings made en-.
train. She wore a full length veil and
carried a shower bouquet Of white
brides roses and valley lilies. The
maid Of honor was attired in pale blue
satin with trimmings Of white lace,
AMI wore a black lace French hat.
Miss Schellinger as bridesmaid wore a
gown OF yellow satin and lace and a
black lace hat. Both carried shower
bouquets OF pink roses.
The bridal procession, led by Will
fred DesJardins and William Thall-
mer. moved up the aisle while Mrs.
MaTgery Mccartney and Frank Hiss
played the Mendelssohn wedding
march and the bridal march from LO-
hengTin. Immediately following the
ushers were the bridesmaid and
grOOmsman. Miss DesJardins APP
preached the railing with her father,
where they were met Dy Mr.. Schel-
lingeT. The Messrs. Fred Trippel,
Chas. kOeppens and Chas. Futter-
knecht of Mishawaka, played the
either during the ceremony, following
which Frank Hiss played the Arab
csque' and Joseph Crepea sang 20
<dlutaris". "Battmans March" was
played while the procession left the
church. A wedding breakfast for the
bride and groom and the immediats
families was served Immediately after
il in the red room" at the oliver.
Nwhere bridal roses were used pro-
usely in decoration. The church was
very simply arranged with banks OF
palms and ferns about the railing. Mr..
and Mrs. Schellinger left at once for
a trip through the north. They viii
be at nome 10 their many friends after
Aug Is. at $40 Lincoln Highway
west. MishaWaka. Mrs. Schellinger is
vel known and very popular both
here and in Mishawaka. Mr.. Schel-
finger is an attorney in this city.
out of town guests at the weddins
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Dixon of Co
lum5us, O.; Mr.. and Mrs. W. j..
Crowley. jr.. of Milwaukee. Wis; Mrs.
VI. cndIeI ana 0dI bl4Ntt anu MI = It g.
w. knOrr of Lemars, Ia, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph kamm OF Chicago.
The final event Of a series of charm
ing pre-nuptial courtesies TO Miss
Ethel Crockett was the dinner given
Monday evening by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Elmer Crockett, in the pTi-
vate dining room at the oliver hotel
Covers were placed for fifteen at the
table. which was effectively appointed
in white and green. Dainty baskets
OF white sweet peas were gracefully
arranged amid clusters OF fern leaves.
Miss Crockett will he married Tues
day evening at o'clock to NJ. Z. l..
Fuller Of Birmingham, Ala.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Jackson Of
North Taylor ST entertained the girls
OF the suit department at RObertson's
over Sunday at their cottage at Dia-
mond lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Nussbaum of Mich
igan av. entertained "A party of friends
Sunday at Chamberlain lake. The day
was spent at fishing and a delicious
picnic dinner was served at noon.
The Loyal Daughters OF the First
Christian church enjoyed a picnic
Monday evening at Howard park. \
picnic supper was served at o'clock
with games.
Miss Daisy Bland and Wesley Green,
both Of South Bend we're quietly unit
ed in marriage, Monday afternoon at
4 o'clock at the parsonage Of the Miz-
pah Evangelical church. 122 +. Mon
roe St, Rev. ]. o. Mosier officiating.