South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15

Two weddings OF interest OF the
early fall season took place Thurs
day when Miss Florence Paxton be
came the bride OF Jesse Pavey and
Hiss Florence Cregier was united in
marriage 10 Frederick Zimmerman.
There is sentiment attached 10 the
fact that Miss Cregier and Miss Pax
ton are sorority sisters, members Of
the Phi Sigma sorority, and chose the
same wedding day.
Miss Florence Paxton. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs John w. Paxton. and
Jesse Ingles Pavey. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. s. Pavey OF Indianapolis, were
married Thursday afternoon at o.
clock in the Paxton home, 623 PARK
av- The Rev. Henry l.. Davis. pastor
Of the First Methodist Episcopal
church, read the ceremony in the
presence OF % guests. the immedi-
ate relatives. There were no attend
ants. The bride wore a gown Of navy
blue eros de Londre and butterfly
wolfe with trimmings of white lace.
and her cOrsage bouquet was Of pink
roses and valley lilies Her going
away costume was Of navy blue whip
cord with beaver fur trim and a hat
20 match. A buffet supper was served
shortly after the ceremony Killarney
roses and ferns were prettily arranged
about the home. Mr.. and Mrs. J. :.
ravey, Miss Mary Pavey and Miss
Lena Pavey OF Indianapolis were
present from away. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pavey will take a short wedding trip
and Will he at home for the winter
at 623 Park av.
The marriage OF Miss Florence Pei
Ton Cregier. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
g. J. Cregier. 329 y. Lafayette St,
and Frederick George Zimmerman.
son of Mr.. and ALSs George +. CHM
norman, 937 w. Lasalle av, was
sOlemnized last evening al the home
of the brides parents.
'Dr. e, a. LppinCOtt pastor of the
First Presbyterian church. read the
ceremony AT o'clock beneath a can
opy Of southern smilax draped from
the chandelier to the fireplace where
embankments Of palms and ferns were
artistically arranged Mounted upon
pedestals at either side were yellow
chrysanthemums clustered In an en-
pire basket. while smaller baskets of
the chrysanthemums were scattered
throughout the house.
The bride was attended by Miss
Jessie Off OF Fort Wayne. Ind. as
bridesmaid and John G. Reynolds act
ed az hest man 20 the groom. White
satin ribbons stretched from the foot
Nv ~
Miss Elizabeth Trainer of Fort Wayne
formed the aisle through which the
bridal party passed Little Alice Kath-
fyn Flint. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Flint was the ring bearer carry
ing the ring concealed in q basket of
rose petals During the ceremony
irwin :. DOlk. harpist, gave "A beauti-
ful rendition of a Perfect Day"
Miss Orn was attired i'm a costume
rrs.rr i
with gold lace. Her flowers were an
grm bouquet of sunburst roses. The
ring bearer wore a white lace and
net dress and the ribbon bearer wore
a dainty white lingerie frOck
The bride wore a grecian gown of
ivory bridal satin with trimmings OF
Ole chantilly lace silver lace ana
pearl. Her full length court train
was caught at the shoulders while her
bridal veil. full length. was fastened
about the head with orange blossoms.
She carried "a shower of brides roses
and valley lilies
Following the wedding there was
reception at the home Mr.. and Mrs.
timm herman will take a ten-day trip
To- Buffalo and Cleveland and will he
at home at 1905 Woodward av. Mr.
Zimmerman is cashier of the North
ern Isdiana Gas and Electric Co
Miss Lucetta Ruffer. whose mar
-iase TO Sherrod y. Vaughn will take
place soon. was honored with a mis-
'ellaneous shower given last evening
by Miss Minnie Peters at her home.
s25 W. Lasalle aV. Miss Cora KnOblock
aud Miss Bertha Finch received the
flvors i'm the contests Musical Sc
Iections 10y Miss Finch and Miss Cora
Bashara added 10 the evenings enter
ainmcnt Dainty refreshments served
.o the - guests marked the close of
he evening. Miss Ruffer was the
recipient of "a number OF pretty gifts.
Potted flowers and ferns were attract
vely arranged about the rooms. A
company OF 20 young women of the
Ellsworth store entertained with a
shower on Wednesday evening for
Miss Ruffer at her home, 1O41 Lasalle
70. The evening was spent in an in
formal social manner with the serving
Of refreshments
The members of the department. OF
music of the Progress club met Thurs
lay afternoon i'm the club rooms for
he first meeting OF rhe season.
sketches from the life of Weber were
giVen by Mrs. Gilbert Dunklin and
Miss Thekla Sack gave the classified
ion OF his work Miss Marguerite
'ershing had the current events in
music The musical program for this
afternoon in charge OF Miss Helen
iuilfoyle was given as follows; "Lul-
ably" by Mrs. Grace Fink Davis with
piano accompaniment by Miss Gull
'oyle Mrs J. A. Rode sang When
ne Thorn Is White" with Miss Mabel
Bartlett at the piano: Miss Guilfoyle
cave a piano number, Sonota, op. "a.
Perpetual Movement Notion" Ju-
aeTs overture. two pianos and eight
lands. was given by Mrs. Charles =.
)rummond. Miss Bartlett. Miss Maud
NebeF and Miss Guilfoyle. The de-