South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-30

The marriage Of Miss Helen
Davies. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
William .. Davies. gI7 w. Wash
ington av., and Lieut.. Neil Vinson
Robertson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Schuyler Robertson, 233 S. st. Jo-
seph St.. was celebrated Saturday
evening at O'Clock at the First
Presbyterian church. Rev. Charles
Lippincott officiating. Cosmos and
roses were massed about the church
with beautiful effect. Attending the
bride as maids of honor were, Miss
Helen Haughton. Miss Catherine
oliver Miss Esther CrabilI and Miss
Kathryn Carlisle. Mrs. George Da-
vies served as matron Of honor.
George Davies. broc1er of the bride,
acted as best man while George
stephenson, Lieut. Henry Harper.
Hugh Wooiverton and Otis Rcmine
We're the ushers. The flower girl was
Miss Jane Davies.
Leading the bridal procession
were the bridesmaids and ushers.
who passed down -eUa atc q isles 20
the strains OF tho DR.. Tai chorus from
I.ohengrin. Mrs. Davies. the mltron
Of honor. came next. walking alone
just preceding the flower girl. who
wore a dainty lingerie frock. with
trimmings of pink ribbons The
bride entered last. ON the arm of
her father. who gave her i'm mar
riaze Her gown was lovely crea-
ton OF white satin and tulle. made
With a train and with pearl trim
Iuiugs She wore a fun length veil
and carried shower bouquet of
roses and valley lilies The gowns
OF the four bridesmaids were AN of
blue satin. trimmed with brillants
and touches of pink satin Mrs.
Davies wore gown Of pink satin
and silver. The groom and two of
the ushers were i'm uniform. Mrs.
Grace Fink Davis rendered a solo
and Mendelssohn's wedding march
was played for the occasional.
\ reception at the oliver hotel
for 500 guests followed the cere-
mony. Lieut. and Mrs. Robertson
left Immediately for Louisville. KY
but their plans Tor the future are
indefinite.
Among the out of town guests at
the affair were Mrs. T. NJ Clarke
and Mrs q. l.. Montague OF st.
Louis. Mo. Air. and Mrs. William
Fox. Miss Florence Fox and Master
Everett Fox OF Glencoe. H.. Mrs.
George Coxhead of New York city,
Mrs. K. r. Cook OF indianapolis, Mt.
and Mrs. Warren r. Davies Of Chi
cago. Mr.. and Mrs. a. ]. Hammond
OF Evanston, H.. Mrs John G..
Lewis of Amigo. Wis. Mrs. +. j.
Nanderblue and Miss Helen Moses
OF Chicago.
Officers and directors Of the
Progress club entertained members
and "A few friends at the 2Srd an
nuaI reception of the club Satur-
day afternoon. The club rooms
were profusely decorated with mass
es Of fall flowers and ferns. The
stage in the auditorium was entire
Iv surrounded by the flowers and
greenery. Mrs X. O.. DeRhodes.
president of the club. headed the
receiving line. As r. O.. Retiring
Mrs. G.. If. Myers, Mrs. Norman Da-
kin, Mrs. e. L. Drummond and Miss
Isabelle Kennedy. former presidents,
stood next in the receiving line, fol-
lowed by the remainder of the oth-
GERS OF this year; Mrs. Fred Wood
ward. Miss Mable Bartlett. Mrs
George A Fulmer, Mrs. Frank
slower. Miss g. J. Brown and Miss
MAY Applegate. and the directors
Mrs. w. = McGlothlin. Miss Har-
riett Keller. Miss Naude Heath
Mrs. Lafayette lie Van. Mrs. L. NJ
Hammerschmidt Mrs. Lawrence Roe
mine. The afternoon. which began
at $3.50 o'clock. was spent informal
In. Irwin Dolk. harpist. was the aft
ernoon's entertainer presenting a
pleasing program. Refreshments
were served from "a table artistical-
IN arranged. a howl of marigolds be-
ing used as a centerpiece with four
marigold colored candles i'm silver
holders placed about IL. Miss
Phoebe Mendeuhan and Miss Hazel
Pomerov poured. There were 25l
mem ers and guests present Tho
next general meeting viii DE held
oct s when a Riley recital and
readings will be given hy Fritz krull
a soloist and composer.
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