South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-17
SOCIETY AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN

The marriage of Miss Margaret
Hoke. daughter Of John J. Hoke. STA
Ashland av. and CPL DiehI r.
Martin. a. Camp Shelby Miss. son
~ Mr and Nrs. T.. W. Martin. 529
Sc Main ST.. took place Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock in the First
70. r. churh Rev Henry L. Davis
officiating Baskets of red roses.
palms and ferns were banked about
The altar OF -he church Fred G..
Haas rendered "a program Of orEa n
numbers preceding the ceremony.
playing the Bridal Chorus from Lo-
hengrin as the bridal party passed
down the aisle As the ceremony
was being performed. the Venetian
Love Song CNevin) was played and
Nendelssohns wedding march was
played az the close
Mrs. Earl ". Jackson. a sister OF
the bride. was the brides only at
tendant and Walter r. Martin. a
brother Of the groom. acted as best
man. The bride wore "a dark blue
serge suit and a small black hat
She carried an arm bouquet Of
brides roses and valley lilies Mrs
Jackson was gowned in dark blue
silk dress, OF foulard and taffeta
combined. Her hat was black and
she carried an arm bouquet Of red
roses.
& reception followed the cere-
mony. IS guests being received at
the home Of the brides father The
rooms were decorated throughout
with red roses and American Flags
which also formed the centerpiece
or the table from which a buffet
lunch was served.
A. ,l~ expiration of Cpl Martins
To-day furlough, he Will return 10
Camp Shelby and Mrs Martin will
remain here for the present.
Out-of-town guests at the wedding
We're Mrs. Lynn I. Hoke OF Dayton
o.. Mr. and Mrs. George Martin OF
Detroit and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rose
OF EIkhart.
A military wedding OF Wednesday
morning was that Of Miss Florence
Barrett. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
J. G. Barrett. 1I2 r. Marion St
and Charles NJ. Guthrie of the Great
Lakes Naval training station, sor
OF Mrs. Flora s. Guthrie. 4O8 w
Wayne ST. The ceremony was per
formed at $50 o'clock in ST. Pat
rick's Catholic Churh, Rev John r
DeGrOOte celebrating the nuptia
high mass. Quantities Of lilies and
American Flags were used as decor.
atoms for the church. Miss EIicia
Lower played MendeIssohn's wed.
ding march for the professional and
The Star Spangled Banner" was
played for the occasional Preced-
ing the ceremony Miss Florence
Guthrie. a sister of the groom
sang Ave Maria" and Sylvester
Iayhe rendered a violin selection
both accompanied on the organ by
Miss Lower.
Attending the bride as maid of
honor was Miss Blanche Dessert OF
Wausau. Wis. while Miss Katherine
Guthrie, a sister of the groom. and
Miss Monte Council of Chicago
acted as bridesmaids. Merlin Gu
thrie. OF Camp Taylor. KY, the
groom's brother, served as best man
The ushers were William b. Nc.
quad. Fred Roberts and Duncan
O'Conneu
The brides gown was of white
silk wolfe and taffeta with bead
trimmings. She wore a full Length
veil. fastened about the head with
lilies OF the valley. and she carried
a bouquet OF lilies of the valley and
sweet peas.
Miss Dessert wore gown Of or.
child pink taffeta and her flower,
were orchid Colored sweet peas
Miss Council was dressed in ligh
blue taffeta and Miss Guthrie wor,
gown Of peach colored taffeta
Each OF the bridesmaids carried
sweet peas i'm colors 10 match hei
gown.
A breakfast was served to so rel
atives and friends i'm the pink room
OF the oliver hotel, following tn,
ceremony The guests were served
from one long table, which was cen.
tered with a huge mound OF pinl
roses and sweet peas Around IN,
flowers and trailing the length OF
the table was maidenhair fern, il
which red, white and blue ribbon
was intertwined.
At the close OF Mr. Guthries few
DAYS furlough. he viii return Z,
Great Lakes and Mrs Guthrie vii
make her home in Waukegan IN.
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Mrs. F. W. Morse. $50 Rex St
entertained the members of th'