South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-15

one Of the largest and prettiest
weddings OF the summer at Denver.
Colo. was that of Miss Katherine
Mcllwee. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
a McliWee OF that city and Lewis w.
McGann OF this city, which took
place this morning at Denver in the
immaculate Conception cathedral at 9
clock with q nuptial mass
II was a Dresden wedding the
costumes being In the daintiest Of
Dresden shades. while the church was
deliberately decorated with prOfu-
sions of palms. ferns and pink and
white roses. the altar being banked
with these flowers. Pink satin ribbons
roped of the main aisle through
which the bridal procession passed.
Promptly at 9 O'Clock. with the
Rev. Father BOssetti officiating at the
organ. the bridal party entered, led
by the four ushers, Or. Robert Lucas
DR.. r l.. Sensenich, Charles O'DOn-
nell and Frank O'Brien, all of South
Bend. and who walked double file
down the main aisle.
They were followed by the three
bridesmaids, Misses Laura Wernert.
Marian Fitzgerald of Hinsdale. y H.,
and Mary Maroney of Denver, walk
ing single file
Miss Wernert was attired in an
exquisite costume of nile green satin
and tulle. made round length, and
wore Frenchy- looking little poke
bonnet fashioned of tulle the same
shade as her gown and trimmed with
Dresden roses. a large bow OF tulle
adorned the back Of the bonnet and
from this fell wide fluffy streamers
in sort of wing effect caught 10 her
wrists with Dresden roses and bows
Of tUlle.
Miss Fitzgerald was gOwned in
pink satin and tulle with trimmings
Of cObwebby white lace, while Miss
Maroney was lovely I'm a creation
Of pale blue satin and tulle with pearl
trimmings. Each wore one of the
same style poke bonnets TO mach her
gown. and all three bridesmaids
carried white baskets tied with pink
tulle bows and filled with pink Kill
larney roses and marguerites.
Next came Miss Marguerite McllWee'
sister of the bride, as maid of honor,
I'm a handsome gown of yellow satin
with an OVerdress of gold lace
and tulle trimmings with bands or
pearls. She. too, wore bonnet 10
match her gown and carried one OF
the white baskets of roses and mar
guerites.
Following her was the bride with
her father, who gave her away.
She was beautiful in a robe of duchess
lace and white satin The bodice.
fashioned entirely Of the lace and
tulle, was made with Y neck. while
the tiny sleeves were caught to her
arms with bows OF tulle. The skirt
was of the lace over "A filmy foundation
OF tulle. A coat effect of satin en-
broidered with pearls partly COW
cred the bodice and ran down over
the hips while the long train fell
from the shoulders. Her veil was
caught in a frilled effect across the
back OF her head and fell 10 the end
of lier train. Ropes of pearls en-
twined her hair and she carried
bouquet of brides roses and lilies of
the valley.
At the altar they were met by the
bridegroom and Charles Hagerty of
South Bend, who acted as best man.
Rev. Hugh l.. McMenamin, assisted
by Rev. Mannix and Rev. Father
Carr. performed the ceremony.
A wedding breakfast was served at
the close of the mass at the home of
the brides narents for the relatives
and close friends, covers being laid
for so. American beauties adorned
the rooms. while the table was entire
" in white. brides roses and lilies
forming the centerpiece.
Mr. and Mrs Mccain will take a
trip through the Yellowstone park
and make a tour of the Pacific coast
including the northwest and Canada.
after which they will reside in South
Bend.
Miss Alice Mccain sister Of the
bridegroom. and Miss Florence Hag-
eTty of this city. are included in the
out-of-town guests
The wedding OF Miss Bessie c.
Cassidy, rs T.. Lasalle av., and Dan
O. Smith. son of Mr. and Mrs Charles
II. Smith. 800 r. Keasey St. took
place this morning at o'clock att
St Joseph's church. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. p. J..
Carroll.
Mrs. J. J. Mccartney played the
wedding march accompanied on the
violin by Miss Anna Mccartney.
The bride wore a becoming travel
ing suit OF navy blue with a tailored
hat To match. Her Corsage bouquet
was of sweet peas and lilies of the val
lev She was attended by Miss Lo-
retta POulin, IS bridesmaid. who was
attired i'm a tailored suit of blue and
wore a cOrsage of Aaron Ward roses.
Clifford Cassidy. cousin of the bride,
acted as best man TO Mr. Smith.
\ wedding breakfast at the home OF
the bride followed the marriage A
bridal basket of pink roses centered
the table at which the wedding party
was seated. while the house was dec
GRATED with "a quantity OF Wnlte
peOnies and greenery.
The young couple Will take a TRIP
10 Cleveland. O.. and Niagara Fails,
and after sept / will be at home at
500 y s.. Louis ST.
Mr. and Mrs Carl r. Mayer and
daughter of Cleveland were among
those from away Mrs. Mayer IS a
sister OF the bride.
Miss Lena Esken. 2O14 :. Lafayette
st, very pleasantly entertained 10
friends Monday evening at a miscel-
laneous shower Ia honor of Miss Lii