South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-17
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Among the attractive June we'd
Deborah Mulcahy. daughter Ok Mr..
and Mrs. George Mulcahy OF Lo-
ganspOrt Ind, and Edward ".
Twomey. son OF Mrs =. j. Twomey
OF the Hoffman apartments. which
took place Wednesday morning az 3
o'c clock at the ST Joseph church
Logansport, Ind, Rev. a. J krOeger
performing the ceremony.
The bridal party. including Miss
Gertrude Weis Of Peru, Ind. Miss
Josephine Rothermel Of Logansport
and Miss Frances WEIGH OF Lafay-
cite as bridesmaids, Miss Jane Fans
Ter as flower girl. and Miss Phoebe
Fansier as ring bearer. Paul Null
cahy as best man and Stewart Elbel
81 this city and David Mulcahy as
ushers. preceded the bride TO the
> altar.
The bridesmaids were costumed
in gowns OF Organdie OF shades or
orchid. green and rose. The little
Misses Fansler wore frocks OF white
net over pink.
The bride was lovely IN her gown
~ white satin with Overdress OF lace.
she wore a veil OF culle held In
place with a spray Of orange bios
SONS her flowers were shower
bouquet Of brides roses. orchids
and valley lilies
A breakfast and reception follow
cd at the home OF the brides par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Twomey will be
at home IN Grand Rapids, Mich. aft
or a trip to Milwaukee. Wis, and
Chicago, Ill.
The marriage OF Miss werra Ann
Koenig. 100 n. Michigan St. daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Z. Koenig. and
Palmer u. Smith. son OK Mr.. and
Mrs. G. p. Smith. 32l s. Main ST,
was Solemnized Wednesday at high
noon at the parsonage OF the 81.
PauTs Methodist Memorial church.
Rev. James T. Gardiner officiating.
The bride was attended by her sis
ter. Mrs. Q. IT, LaPierre, who wore
a gown OF gray crepe de chine trim
med with bands OF silver lace and
a hat CT gray georgette. Her
flowers were white roses In
an arm bouquet The brides
gown was OF navy hlue georgette
beaded over blue satin accordian
pleated with hat OF blue georgette
and Corsage OF pink roses and valley
lilies. At 1 o'clock a wedding dinner
was served at the home OF the
brides parents to is guests The
home was attractive with decora-
tiOns Of garden flowers Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith left for Chicago and In
dianapolis. They will be at home to
friends after July 1 at 321 s. Main ST.
= Mrs. o. II. Wilkinson of Plymouth,
Ind. was an out Of town guest.
The four sections OF the Pastors
Aid society of the First Christian
church met Wednesday afternoon
for regular business sessions. the
first section was entertained at the
home OF Mrs. w MCGEE. 432 w.
Madison ST; the second section with
Mrs. Calvin DeF-ees, 315 s. Taylor
ST. this section devoted the time to
sewing and made plans for the sur
per 20 be given June 30 at the
church for the officers OF the
church: the third section met with
Mrs. George Miller, S26 SOrin St.
and the fourth section with Mrs. r.
GFeimer. sol 5. Clinton st. The So
ciety will hold meetings July Il.
A number OF charming affairs
complimenting Miss Marjorie War
neT whose marriage will take place
at the Country club June so, will
occur this week Mrs. Y. Ia SEN
senich. $50 W. Washington av, will
entertain with "A luncheon at the
Country club Friday noon. on Sat
urday Miss Margaret Myers will en-
terrain informally at Higman Park.
ON Tuesday afternoon of this week
Miss Warner was the honor guest
at a tea given by Mrs. Frank Slower,
SOC Rex st Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mil
Ter entertained Tuesday evening
with a dinner at the Country club.
Sixtv-one members of tho Shunert
family attended the annual reunion.
which was held Wednesday. al Pot
tOwatomie park. The dinner. which
was served at noon was followed by
program of talks delivered by
Henry Shupert. Mrs. Roy Shupert
and Mrs Pearl Hansen. Election
OF officers resulted i'm the choosing
81 Mrs. Ellen Shupert. president.
Mrs. Shupert. who is the oldest mem
ter of the family, is SIS years old.
Henry Shupert was selected vice.
president and Mrs. George Shupert.
treasurer Next year the reunion
viii be held at Elkhart.
Mrs Charles Gaskill. 4O6 f. Mon
roe St was hostess TO members of
the WOman's guild OF the st. James
Episcopal church which met at her
home Wednesday afternoon. Follow
ing the disposal OF the routine bust
ness the time was spent with needle
work and refreshments were served
There will be no more meetings heId
during the summer months.
Miss Catherine Guthrie. whose
marriage 70 Raymond SChcub will
take place Saturday morning. viii