South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-25
SOCIAL AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN


731 y. Scott St, and Raymond r.
Huber. son of Mrs. NJ. Huber. 72s y.
Scott St. was solemnized this morn
ing at s:30 o'clock in st. Patrick's
church with the Rev. John F. De
Groote. c. s. g.. officiating. Palms
and spring flowers formed the ar
tsticaily arranged decorations about
the altar In front OF which the cere-
mony was read in the presence OF
$50 guests.
Memberships wedding march play
ed by Miss Felicia Lower was render
ed as a professional and during the
ceremony the boys vested choir OF
St Patrick's church sang a choral
and the Ave Maria. For a recess
sional Miss Lower played the Bridal
Chorus from 'LOhengrin"
The maid OF honor. Miss Gertrude
Hamilton OF Niles, Mich, preceding
the bride a.. the procession was be-
comingly gOwned in "A blue tailored
suit, and wore a hat OF similar shade
She carried "A bouquet OF sweet peas.
Attired in a blue travelling suit OF
lovely blue with hat TO match. Miss
Keiss made a most attractive bride
Her bouquet was OF brides roses ar
ranged IN shower fashion. She was
met at the altar by the groom and
the best man. Arthur Apologize. nep-
hew OF Mr.. Huber. Prof. r. ].
Huber and John A. Huber. brothers
OF the groom, acted as ushers.
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served 10 40 guests at
the home OF the groom's mother.
where decorations OF spring flowers
and roses were employed 70 advan-
tage throughout the residence. Mr..
and Mrs Huber left late in the aft
ernoon on their wedding trip TO
eastern and southern cities. They
VIII return March ., and will be at
home after April 1 at 72s n. Scott
st.
More than 80 guests from out OF
town were present at the wedding.
The bride is the daughter OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs William II. Keiss
or Renova. Pa. and has made her
nome in this city. where she is we'll
known. for some time. Mr. Huber
IS employed as n clerk in the Office
Of the Standard oil Co.
:.
pleasing church affair of Mon
day evening was that at which the
Mems league of Grace Methodist
episcopal church entertained their
wives and friends in the parIors Of
the church. The entertainment was
IN the nature OF a Washineron's
birthday party and was offended bv
more than $50 guests. Features of
the program were a vocal solo bv
Miss Cleah Davis. q reading by Miss
Mildred Lane. ukelele duet by Miss
Lane and Miss Gertrude Brodbeck.
selections by the Apollo orchestra.
and the wedding OF George Wash
ington and Mrs. Martha Curtis
Members Of the bridal party were
George Washington. Mrs MoIIfe
Bradley; Martha. Mrs. Edward
Weaver; Uncle Sam. Mrs. Clyde
Williams: minister, Miss Edith
Steele; bridesmaids. Mrs. y. d.
Beck. Mrs. George Gall. Mrs r. Os-
trander, Mrs Virgil Nash, Mrs.
Frank Brodbeck. Miss Minnie King;
colored pOrters, Mrs. A y. Hide
brand and Miss Irene Ritter. The
~1tiA0NAootAAH NthNAuE uldINu was
played by Mrs. W. F. Place and
George Gall. president Of the league.
acted as master of ceremonies. In
vocation at the beginning OF the
evening was delivered by the pastor.
Rev. h. ID. Beck. Light refresh
ments were served TO the guests.
:.
In compliment TO Frank Herring.
who has recently returned from
France. where he spent some time
as a representative of the Eagle
lodge magazine, so Of his friends en-
tertained at dinner Monday evening
in the pink room or the Oliver hotel.
Places were laid for the GUESTS at
a large round table. artistiSally CEN
tered with a mass of pink roses.
During the evening Mr. Herring re-
lated in a most interesting manner
many OF his experiences encountered
during a tour Of the British. French
and Belgium fronts As an added
feature OF the delightful evening
Lieut.. Donald TT. Eldredge son of
Mr.. and Mrs. IT, W. Eldredge. 702
w Colfax av., who arrived home
Saturday night from overseas duty
81 the aviation corps. gave an en-
Pertaining account of the life Of an
allied aviator "Over there" Lieut..
EIdredge served with the French
aviation corps for some time