South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19

A lovely wedding Of the late win
ter season was that of Miss Inez
Haeske, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
harles Haeske. 922 T.. Jefferson
blvd. and Turrn Dean Shonts OF
lew York city, son of Mr.. and Mrs
W. II. Shonts. 203 +. Marion 81
hich took place last night ar G
clock IN the First Methodist Ennis
opal church. The marriage service
vas read by Rev Henry l.. Davis.
20 D., district superintendent of the
-iethodist church. in the presence Of
200 guests. before an altar complete
iF banked with southern smiIax
j I've large bowls Of lilies were en-
Iioyed as decorations ia front Of the
tar. two clusters being arranged on
pedestals 10 each side Of the pulpit
nd three bowls beinc placed in re-
LIEF against the smilax. Lighted
candies above the embankment add
"a an effective touch.
Preceding the ceremony most
delightful musical program was rem
oered By Miss Vida Shonts. violin
1T, and Fred Haas. organist The
numbers were "Gavotte" from the
upera "Nfignon." BY Thomas. Mr..
liaas. violin solo with organ accom-
animent. "Salut your" by FL
-ar, Miss ShOnts. "Canzone AmO-
roza.' by Nevin and Nupual Song.
OranEe Blossoms" by FrimI Mr..
liaas; Melody" by Friml Miss
honts. During the servce Mr..
iiaas rendered DenIingers Love
song"
Philip Near. with Robert Beitner.
81 South Bend, and Chancellor
Afoschei. OF Baltimore. Nd. with
RAUL Henderson. or this city. acting
as ushers. led the bridal procession.
which entered the church to the
trains of the Bridal Chorus from
Lohengrin." played by Mr.. Haas.
following came the bridesmaids.
Hiss Louise Rowland. Of Oak Park.
H.. and Miss Helen Gould Of Chi
caso. beautifully gowned in cos
tunes OF rainbow tulle over founda-
lions OF white taffeta, effected i'm
shades Of orchid and pink. They
carried round bouquets of sweet
meas and freezia in rainbow colors.
one tied with orchid colored tulls
md one with pink. Miss Grace Stat
ford. OF Little Talls. y. Y, maid OF
honor. entered next and was fol-
lowed by little King Stephenson,
IS no carried a white satin pillow on
which the bridal couple knelt dur
ins the benediction. Miss stat
lords gown was OF silk point
d'esDrit. trimmed with ruffles of
rink taffeta, over pink. Her bou-
quet was large. fashioned of Ophelia
roses and tied with tulle.
The bride, entering last on her
fathers arm. was charming in cos
tune of white satin and tulle. con-
ceived with draped skirt and flow
ius sleeves of tulle embroidered with
pearls. A long train fashioned OF
tulle hung from the shoulders of the
gown. She carried a shower bouquet
Of sweet peas and valley lilies. The
groom. accompanied by the best
man. Capt. Frederick Clyde Haeske.
brother OF the bride. met the bridal
party at the altar.
Immediately after the ceremony a
wedding collation. was served at the
Haeske home. 922 Z. jefferson blvd,
90 40 guests, including the bridal
party the immediate families Of the
couple and the Out-of-town guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shonts left later in the
evening for two weeks wedding
"Trip TO the west, and Will be at home
after April I in New York city.
The bride is very well and popu-
larly known in this city and is
graduate or the Local high school
and OF smith college. Northampton.
Mass. She was engaged IN war work
until recently. acting as secretary to
the manager of the industrial rela-
ions division OF the United States
shipping board. Emergency Fleet
corporation. at Philadelphia. Mr..
ShOnts, who is a graduate of the
school Of engineering of the Cniver-
sity OF Illinois, is at present actinS
as assistant statistician i'm the office
of the reg onal director of railways.
United States railroad administra-
ton. In New York.
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The annual sophomore cotilHon
held by the students of the Univer-