South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-26

ing a tall ba2ket flied with roses and
greenery Covers were placed for
Miss Gladys Campbell. Miss Ethel
Phillips Miss Amy Raabe. Miss u
BRIGHT. Lieut. Vern Scott. Glen Mill
er Bon Cordier and Homer Camp
bell Games. contests and music
were the diversions OF the evening.
Mrs. Delbert Frick entertained the
members Of the Fancy NeedlewOrk
ers' club Wednesday afternoon al her
home. 3O4 E. Indiana av. During
the social afternoon refreshments
were served 20 Il guests Mrs. Louis
Royce. us y. Francis ST., will enter
tain July 9.
Election Of officers was held at
the final business meeting OF the
Ayudadora circle Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Herbert
earn. SIS p y. Michigan st.
which resulted in Mrs. c. f. Akin
son being elected president; Mrs. r.
NJ. Caldwell, vice-president; Mrs. z.
VI. Banes, secretary. and Mrs. c. d.
meeting will be held July II at the
country home OF Mrs. G. r. Sum-
mers
With a solemn church ceremony
Miss Catherine Lucille Weber,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs John B.
Weber. 11O4 y. Notre Dame av., and
Jack Spalding Young, son of Mrs.
Lucy L. Young of Lexington. Ky,
were married Thursday morning at
o'clock at St. Patrick's church,
Rev John F. DeGroote, c. S. c., Off
ciating at the high mass.
The altar and tabernacle Of the
church were adorned with masses
Of annunciation lilies while huge
clusters of lilies and palms dec
Grated the altar rail. marking the
entrance 10 the sanctuary within
which the ceremony took place.
Prof. John G.. Becker of Notre
Dame university played the Bridal
Chorus" from 'Lohengrin" for the
entrance Of the bridal party. and as
they left the altar he rendered Men
delssohn's wedding march. During
the marriage service Miss Vida
Shonts. viOlinist, played Cigars
Loves Greeting" and during the
offertory Of the mass Miss Josephine
Decker sang the Ave Marie" by
Bach GounOd, with violin obligato
by Miss Shonts. The mass proper
was sung by the boys choir of st.
Patrick's church with organ accom-
paniment rendered by Miss Elicia
Lower
Leading the bridal procession
were Tom B. Young of Lexington,
Ky. brother of the groom. and
oliver Williams of Chicago. cousin
Of the bride, as ushers. followed by
the bridesmaids. Miss Loretta BrOus-
sard Of Beaumont. Tex. and Miss
Lucy Young of Lexington, sister of
the groom. and the maid Of honor.
Miss Maude Weber. sister of the
bride. all of whom proceeded alone
TO the altar. The bride came last
with her father and was met at the
altar rail by the groom and his
brother, Milton Young, as best man.
The brides gown was conceived
OF bridal satin com bined with silk
net and was made entrain with a
dra ped skirt Her full length veil
was fashioned in crown effect and
She carried a shower bouquet of
valley lilies and rose buds. The
dresses of her attendants. made OF
ruffled organdie, were similar in de-
sign. Miss Weber was in pink and
carried Cecil Drummer roses. Miss
Young wore a lavender dress and
her flowers were lavender sweet
peas and sunburst roses. Miss
Broussard's gown was pale green in
color and she carried pink sweet
peas and pink roses. All Of the at
tendants wore large hats in color,
similar TO their dresses.
A reception followed the ceremony
at the home OF the brides parents
where lilies and daisies were used
( in decorating. Mr.. and Mrs. Young
left during the day for a three
weeks wedding trip and they will be
at home at sos Portage av., this
city. after Sept. l. Mr.. Young was
/ graduated from NOtre Dame univer-
sity in 1917, while Mrs. Young was
graduated from St. JOseph's aca-
DENY in 1915 and attended ST
Mary's academy.
Besides the out of town members
of the bridal party there were pres
ent at the ceremony, Mrs. Lucy
+ Young of Lexington, Ky. mother OF
/ the groom; Mrs. Ella Williams, Miss
Lillian Williams. Mrs. w. A. Will
liams. Miss Olive Williams and Miss
LOra Williams Of Chicago; Miss
Anna Berg. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hudebrand and daughter. Gene
We've OF St Joseph, Mich. and Miss