South Bend news-times., 1915-10-05

Miss Anna Louise Ciralski. daughter
or Mr. and Mrs A. Ciralski. and oscar
sky Of Kalamazoo. will be united in
marriage this evening at the Ciralski
home. S25 T.. Jefferson blvd.
Rabbi Cronbach. assisted by Rabbi
Zaltov will perform the ceremony at
o'clock. The couple will stand be-
meath a solid mass OF brides roses
fashioned into a canopy. The bridal
party will consist Of Hiss Frances sal
niger. a niece OF the bride, who will
act as maid of honor. Nathan Gum
bins<y as the best man. Miss Lucille
Ciralski as the flower girl The ribbon
bearers VIII be Marvin BrundO and
Miss Hortense Ciralski FisCheT's s
orchestra will give selections during
the evening.
The bride will wear "A beautiful robe
Of bridal satin with pearl bead and
silver cloth trimmings. and bodice
OF the satin. The skirt will be short
length and a snort dove train Will
hang from the shoulders. Her tulle
veil viii be caught up with valley lilies
and she viii carry shower bouquet
OF the lilies.
Miss Salingers gown will be q
charming gown Of pink crepe de chine
with lace and rose bud trimmings.
Her flowers Will be an arm bouquet of
pink roses. The flower girl will wear
"a white lingerie frOck over a pink slip
and the ribbon bearers will be at
tired In white
wedding supper will be served at
$50 o'clock. Low empire baskets of
roses and pink shaded candles will
adorn the table. Pink ana white flow
ers Will be prettily arranged about the
home.
Among the guests from away will
be Mr. and Mrs. l.. Simons. Mr. and
. Mrs. Phil CiTalsky. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Srere and Mason Gumbinsky
of Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Simon or
Detroit. Mrs. Joseph Dorinstein Of In
dianapOlis. Mr. and Mrs +. BrundO
and children, Helen and Marvin, OF
Cleveland, O.. and Mrs. Jacob Gumbin-
sky and Harry Gumbinsky Of Kala-
maZoO.
The couple will take a wedding trip
10 California and Will be at home at
Detroit after Jan. i, where Mr. Gum
binslSy is paper manufacturer.
The Phi Sigma sorority will enter
tain next Tuesday evening with a z
O'Clock dianer at the Oliver hotel as
q compliment TO the Misses Florence
Cregier aid Florence Paxton, brides
to-be and u Mrs Horace Fox, a bride
of last week.
Miss Ada c. Campbell. daughter of
Mr. and mrs. Myron Campbell. w. Ma
Narre ST., and Rev. c. Claud Travis Of
Fort Wayne. Ind, were united in mar
riage at o'clock Monday afternoon
with a quiet ceremony at the brides
home. Bishop William Fraser Nc
Dowell Of Chicago Otficiated. Only the
family and a few intimate friends
were present. The ceremony was per-
formed before the fireplace in the liv-
ing room. the mantel being banked
with ferns and cosmos ia sh -des of
pink. The house throughout was
beautifully arranged with clusters OF
fall flowers
The bride descended the stairway
ana proceeded TO the altar on the arm
of her father preceded by the bride
groom and the officiating clergyman
She wore a lovely gown of white char
meUse m de without a train and with
"a slightly raised waistline The bodice
was draped with tUlle and the skirt
was caught up with old lace which
has been in the family for many years
There were no attendants. Previous
20 the ceremony Miss Vera Campbell.
younger sister OF the bride. sang very
charmingly. 'At Nightfall," by Met
NttAA- 4 ne NltllutlcSOlAl AtuulllE llldTGn
was played on the violin by Orville
Barker OF the Thomas orchestra, ac-
companied on the piano by Mrs w
y. Hager. They played softly during
the ceremony, also. Following the
ceremony wedding supper was
served to SO guests The table was
centered with an elaborate wedding
cake surrounded by lighted tapers and
at either side graceful clusters OF Kill
larney roses in crystal baskets Rev.
and Mrs. Travis left IN the evening
for the Campbell summer home,
Thrushwood. TO remain until Thurs
day when they viii return for the
wedding of Miss Vera Campbell and
Rev. John Darr OF New York city. ON
the following day they will leave for
a two weeks trip 10 Colorado Re
turning they viii be at home after
Nov. l at I'll W Wayne St. Fort
Wayne. The brides going away gown
was an attractive model I'm midnight
blue broadcloth with a hat 10 match
Rev. Mr. Travis formerly pastor