South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-01

ceremony.
The church was deliberately dec
GRATED with profusions of potted
chrysanthemums of pink. white,
yellow and lavender shades. inter
spersed with palms and southern
smilaX The flowers and greenery
formed a solid banking, the cere-
mony being performed on the plat
form before a background of the
smilax
Mrs James Cover played "A de-
lightful program Of organ numbers
preceding the ceremony. Her Sc
lections included "IntermeZzO"
I CBogers), To "A Water Lily CMc-
( DowelD Midsummer Caprice"
/ (Johuston), ITO a Wild Rose" CMc-
/ DoweuD. and "Toccata" (Kinder)
J For the entrance Of the bridal par
ty the Bridal Chorus from Lohen-
grin was played and while the GER
emory was being performed, Mrs
\ Cover rendered salute d Amour"
! MendelssOhn's wedding march was
played for the occasional
/ The three bridesmaids, Miss
Kathryn Faulkner, Miss Mildred
+ Duttera and Miss Geraldine Robert
son, entered and passed down the
left aisle as the ushers. Ernest
Staples, Forester Kennedy and
I Roland Hildebrand. passed down
the aisle at the right. Miss Ber-
nice Freeman, the maid Of honor,
! entered alone she was followed
/ by Miss Marian Millhouse. the
/ brides sister, who acted as flower
girl Miss Millhouse was dressed
/ in a dainty frock of white organdy,
with a ruffled skirt. She carried
the ring in a Gala lily. The bride,
on the arm Of her father, came last,
meeting the groom and best man,
Sam Gentle, at the altar.
The bride wore a handsome gown
of moon glow satin. with the cor
/ sage deliberately embroidered in
opals, pearls and fine crystals. The
same design was carried out at the
| foot Of a divided court train, which
. was draped gracefully at the sides.
Flowing sleeves of tulle, with drap-
| ings over the shoulders completed
the costume She wore the gift Of
| the groom. a platinum pin set with
diamonds Her veil was draped
across the forehead and caught
with lilies Of the valley. She car
ried a shower bouquet of brides
| roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Freeman's gown was of tur-
quoise blue. having a draped point
ed train. The bodice was of sea
green and silver cloth and the
sleeves of tulle. She wore a large
picture hat 70 match, from which
/ fell a scarf of tulle draped around
the neck and shoulders. weighted
down with a metallic flower. She
carried yellow chrysanthemums.
Miss Faulkner wore a gown Of
peach colored soiree, fashioned with
a harem skirt, slightly draped The
bodice was Of sea green and silver
cloth. The same shades and mate
rails were carried out in her hat
and scarf. which were both decorat-
ed with metal flowers She carried
white chrysanthemums.
Miss Duttera wore a costume OF
orchid shaded sOriee, made similar
to Miss Faulknor's, with slightly
, draped harem skirt. and sea green
and silver cloth bodice. Her gown
was made with sleeves OF tulle and
shoulder drapery. A tulle scarf was
also draped from her hat and
caught with a metal flower. Her
bouquet was made up of orchid
colored chrysanthemumus.
Two hundred guests were receiv-
ed at the Oliver hotel Immediately
| following the ceremony. A large
bouquet OF chrysanthemums. SINH
lar TO those which were used in the
church. were placed upon an oval
table in the pink room, where the
bridal party was served. DOnahues
I orchestra played for dancing in the
Rotary room.
Mr. and Mrs. Kinds left for
wedding trip and will make their
home at 1S45 WILDER St. Marquette
park. after Jan. is.
Out-Of-tOwn guests were Mrs.
Alice I. Thombs Of Belfast, Me,
and Mr. and Mrs. George Chambers
Of st. Louis Mo
The program of the civics and
philanthropy department of the
Progress club which met in the club
rooms Friday afternoon, was devot-
ed entirely 10 the discussion of sub
iects related to Red Cross work