South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-29


gowned in yellow organdie with an
old blue sash and wore a large hat
Of black maline Both carried col
onial bouquets OF mixed flowers.
Little Miss Mary Alice Crothers was
dressed as cupid and little Miss
shaw was frocked in white runled
orgsndie
A luncheon and reception for 80
guests az the home Of the brides
parents followed the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs. Steiner left for Chicago
and after a brief stay there they will
20 10 EAGLE lake. They viii be az
home after July Is at 404 w. Ma
varre st
The bride and groom were both
graduated from the local high
school IN 1917.
a late June wedding OF interest
was that OF Miss Mildred Letter.
daughter Of Mrs Eta Letter. 1OS S.
William ST.. and G lamar Hauck
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hauck
SIS y Cushing -. which took place
at o'clock Saturday afternoon al
the First Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. r. 4. Laudeman OF
indianapolis performed the cere-
mony. Miss Katherine Beach played
the Bridal Chorus" form "Lohen-
grin as the party entered. AMI
Mendelssohn's wedding march as
the occasional During the cere-
mony she rendered Franz LISTS
"LiebsJraume." and Edgar's Salute
D'Amour"
The bride was charming in a gown
Of cream net over ivory satin with
a georgette crepe hat OF the same
shade She carried a round bouquet
of brides roses. Miss Mary Russ,
who acted as maid of honor. was
sowned in lavender organdie. and
she wore "A hat of maline trimmed
in pink and blue forget-me-not
Her flowers, which she carried, con-
sisted OF pink roses and larkspurs in
round bouquet. The groom was at
tended by Donald A Letter, brother
of the bride
Ferns and June lilies were used in
decorating both the church and the
house. Immediately after the cere-
mony reception was held at the
home OF the brides mother
Mr. and Mrs. Hauck went on a
weeks trip 10 Detroit and other
northern points Mrs Hauck wore a
travelling suit OF beaver satin trim
med in peacock blue satin. They
will be at home after July Is at 7O2
Cottage Grove av.
Charmingly simple and impressive
was the wedding of Miss Lucille
Knisel daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
" A Knisel of Benton Harbor.
Mich TO Clyde Harold Steffee. son
of Mr.. ana Mrs. John VI. Stsnee, 932
Milton av.. which took place Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock at the home
of the brides grandmother. Mr.. and
Mrs. j h Weaver. 725 Z. Broadway.
Because of the serious illness of
the brides father only the imme-
date members of the two families
were present TO witness the core
mony. which was performed by Rev.
Edwin G.. Meister. pastor Of Hope
chapel The couple were attended
! by Miss Gertrude Anderson OF Chi
cago. H.. as maid of honor and
| John Steffee. Jr.. OF Detroit, Mich.
brother of the groom. as best man.
The bride wore a travelling suit Of
| field mouse shade and wore a cor
sage Of Killarney roses The house
/ decorations were Of roses, carnations
and palms.
Mr.. and Mrs Steffee left for
| sh
home after July ! at 427 1-2 y
| Michigan 81.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gasaway an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Ida Kathryn O'Brien. TO John
Max Kellner. which took place Sat
urday. June IS. They will be at
home at ia W Madison st.
The members OF the Mary and
Martha sisterhood of Ihe First
Brethren church entertained 70
! children from the Orphan home
/ Saturday afternoon and evening
with picnic supper at Pottawato-
ME park The round trip was made
/ by motor.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Ulbricht
81 r. Keasey St. announced the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
| Bessie Nav Ulbricht, 10 r F
| Rausch. son of Rev. and Mrs Fred
i Rausch. 729 Clinton St, at a lawn
/ party given at their home Friday
night The 80 guests were seated
I at four long tables each conferred
\ with a huge cluster of daisies The
/ announcement was made by means
( of the pictures of bride and groom
/ elect contained in a tiny automobile
I in slipper form marking each place
Z Daisies were also used in decorating
the rooms q the home. Al the con-
/ tests which were held during the
evening the favors were awarded 10
Mrs. ~ f. Stonecipher. Miss Dor
othy Weiss and Ralph Dumke. The
wedding OF Miss Ulbricht and Mr.
Rausch Will take place in October.
Mrs samuel MellOt. 1885 Z. Bow
man ST.. entertained IA guests at a
1--WE course luncheon at her home
; saturday in honor OF Rev. r. Mellot
and family. Sweetpeas formed at
tractiVe decorations.