South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-11

III W jefferson blvd. Tuesday
evening an 8 o'clock. The bride was
attended by Miss Pearl Brookes II
Kalamazoo and the bridegroom by
his brother. Edward Boggess. The
bride wore gown OF pink silk and
carried bouquet Of roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mcdonald.
1919 Lincoln way W, entertained
with a family dinner Tuesday even
ing in celebration OF their 18th we'd
ding anniversary. Covers were laid
for 10.
The Life OF Richard Strauss" will
be given by Mrs. s. W. Appiegate
at the meeting Of the music depart
ment OF the Progress club Thursday
afternoon in the club rooms. Mrs.
Frank Robertson will discuss his
operas and the music will be in
charge OF Miss Fife Harman Miss
Mary McInerny viii give current
events There will be election OF
officers at this meeting. Guest
tickets will be given out for April
q
The first Of the informal lunch
cons 10 be given by the Rotary ladies
was held Wednesday noon at the
oliver hotel
A $50 o'clock dinner at the Lex
ington tea rooms will be given by
the members Of the Mishawaka and
South Bend Music Teachers assO-
citation Thursday evening. A musical
program has been planned and cleo
ton Of officers will take place. Ar
rangements have been made for 80
in attendance.
Mrs. A IT. Stephenson, 519 s. st.
Joseph St, entertained with a small
informal luncheon at the Lexington
tea rooms Wednesday noon. Covers
were placed for six.
Marking the first Of the spring
seasons elaborate events, the we'd
ding Of Miss Helen Frances Daugh-
erty, daughter OF Mrs. Charles A.
Daugherty, $50 W. Washington av..
and DR. Roscoe l. Sensenich. son Of
a. Sensenich OF WakaTusa, Ind, was
celebrated Tuesday evening. The
ceremony was read at O'Clock at
st. PauI's Methodist Memorial Epis-
copal church, Rev. James l.. Gar
diner officiating, and was followed
by "a reception at $3.50 O'Clock at the
oliver hotel.
Decorations for the church were
simple but effective. The altar was
Inns ~ ar
lilies in small clusters arranged
among the greenery. At either end
OF the altar the banking OF ferns
was less heavy and below the wall
of ferns stood two quantities of
white roses. Smilax was intertwined
about the altar rail at the ends of
which were tied small clusters Of
lilies.
Before the ceremony a musical
program was rendered by Mrs.
George NJ. Studebaker: Marche Fan
tastidue. an Improvisation; Poor
Butterfly" Underneath the Stars,
Memories" Somewhere a Voice Is
Calling" Marche Statuesque, an I'm
provisatiOn.
The wedding party passed down
the aisle 20 the strains OF the we'd
ding march from Lohengrin. played
Iv Mrs. Studebaker A selection
from Mendelssohn was played for
the occasional. During the cere-
mony My Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice" Her Eyes Twin Pools" and
PRAYER" were softly played. The
ushers came first, in pairs, Dan
Schurtz and Dr. Robert Lucas;
Louis Elbel and Charles Bingham.
They were followed by Or. Stanley
clark and DR.. Sensenich. The
brides attendants, a matron Of
honor and three bridesmaids, passed
next down the aisle, Miss Marjorie
Warner. Miss Flora Pollock and
Miss Ann Carlisle preceding the
matron OF honor. Mrs. Frank Hof-
man of Chicago. a sister of the
bride. The bride entered with her
brother-in-law Frank Hoffman.
The bridesmaids were similarly
attired in gowns Of light green satin
made up in combination Of silver
lace. Each carried an arm bouquet
OF pink roses. tied with green ribbon.
Mrs. Hoffman was attired in shell
pink satin and silver lace. Her bou-
ouet was OF pink roses tied with
pink ribbon.
The brides gown was an artistic
conformation OF white satin and net.
with a foundation Of satin, over
which was the filmy net overdress.
There was a satin bodice and satin
drapes over the net. Pearl embroid-
cry and touches OF point lace were
used On the bodice. She carried
shower bouquet OF valley lilies.
More than 200 guests were re-
ceived I'm the pink room OF the
oliver hotel at the wedding recep-
ton. The pink room, the Turkish
room and the Rotary room were In
use and the color motif Of green and
white used in the church was also et-
fected here. A buffet lunch was served
IN the Turkish room, table made at
tractive with white roses and sweet
peas centering the room. Guests
enjoyed dancing in the Rotary room.
The mantle piece over the fireplace
was arranged with artificial vines
and red roses
Mr.. and Mrs. Sensenich are both
..-o,,,g,oDs in social circles OF