South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
SOCIETY

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.ie Humble 1922 y. Jefferson
ST. PauIs Methodist Memorial
church FRIDAY evening 40 o'clock
Ifev James L Gardiner officiatlng.
The altar n the church was bank
Cd with palms and ferns white
cnTysantheuums iu tall white wick
Er baskets relieving the prOtuslOn OF
lrecnery. Small clusters Of smila&
marked ie pews down -he isle
through which the bridal party APP
preached the chancel As the 800
guests were being seated Mrs.
George williams OF Mishawaka rem
dered a number Of selections on the
organ and for the entrance Of the
bridal procession she played The
Bridal Chorus" from "Lohengrin.
NY Heart At Thy Dear Voice from
Samson ana Dehlah was interpret
fed during the service and for the
l-ecessional Nendelssohn wedding
march was effected.
Mrs. williams program preceding
the ceremony included. Romance,
sans Parloes" by Bennett VIII o.
the Wisp' by Nevin. Song from the
1fougOIlau suite and "GavOtte' from
the opera -Mignon". by Thomas.
James Spence and Herbert Wolfe
of Chicago ~ ushers followed by
ebert STAIRS Of Chicago and George
~ Studebaker in the same capacity
led the procession to the altar and
took their places at the right side
af the chanCel. The four brides
maids entering alone occupied places
at the left OF the altar steps. Miss
Catherine oliver. Miss Geraldine
Robertson Miss Annabelle Lippin-
colt and Miss Dorothy Brugger at
tended the bride as Dridemaids and
Miss Carol Eberhardt OF Mishawaka
acted assnaid of honor. The bride
on the arm OF her father who gave
her away at the altar was immed-
fiately preceded by the little Misses
B Virginia Vincent and Nancy Humble
as ribbon bearers and by Master
John Vincent who carried the ring
) IN a French wicker basket lined with
fern. The groom accompanied by
Samuel Hitler as best man met the
bride az the altar steps upon which
rested a white satin kDeenng cush-
ION.
The four bridesmaids and the
r1a.d of homo were similarly frOck
ed in gowns of changeable silver
md rose taffeta over an under skirt
OF silver lace ard with low boGiccs
of silver spangle cloth. Each
bridesmaid carried a huge arm bOu-
quer of Column la roses. Miss Eber-
hardt carried Cecil Drummer roses.
The bride was eXquisitely lovely in
her gown IL white satin and Ouch
ess lace with full court train. Her
full length veil OF tulle was fashion
I'd about her head in cap effect and
was trimmed with duchess lace and
caught with orange blossoms. Her
flowers were a shower bouquet OF
brides roses and valley lilies.
Following the ceremony recep-
tion was held at the Oliver hotel
Music for the dancing was furnished
by the Miller Anderson orchestra.
Out OF town guests who attended
the wedding include, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward G. Vincent Miss Virginia
and Masters Edward and John Vim
cent OF Kalamazoo, Mich. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hedn, Miss Beatrice Hean,
Theodore Elliot. J. r. Flannery. Mr..
and Mrs. George T. Davies and Miss
lame Ncubere all OF Chicago and Mr..
and Mrs w. p Davies OF La Grange
For the present Mr.. and Mrs.
Humble will make their home with
the brides parents az go w. Wash
mgt0n ay.
Mrs. G. W. Cooper OF New York
CITY who is the guest OF Mrs. T.
A. Stebbins. 233 St Joseph ST.. viii
De entertained at dinner this even
ius.
Members of the Musicians club
were entertained by Miss Vida
ShOnts. 203 Z. Marion ST.. Friday
evening The evening was spent So
CiaIly with an impromptu musical
program. Dainty refreshments were
served following the meeting. An
Douucement OF the next meeting VIII
Ice made later.
Organization took place at a meet
ing ~ the Sunshine Workers class
Of the ST Paul NJ. =. church Fri
day afternoon at the home OF Miss
Joan Patterson Election OF Off
GERS resulted IN Miss Marion Fish
being voted president. ATiss Eliza
beth Ferguson. vice president;
Hiss Joan Patterson secretary and
treasurer and Miss Beatrice Rob
erts reporter. Following the bust
ness session refreshments were
served
More than so members Of the
congregation Of the First Evangeli-
cal church surprised Mrs +. r.
kerIn. 500 " Monroe ST. Thursday
evening at her home. the occasion
being her birthday anniversary. The
affair was in the nature OF a pound
party The time was spent socially
with music the principal diversion
AIRS Esther Smell, Mrs Alice Hay
and Mrs Eta Conklin were hostess
rs Friday afternoon 10 the mem bers
~ the Norman Eddy Sewing circle
lu the Knights OF Pythias hall. Re-
frsshments were served 90 % menu
1ers Announcement was made that
a special meeting of the officers and
members Of the Norman Eddy ".
z. c. VIII be held oct. % az the
same place IN two weeks the regu-
lar meeting Of the Sewing circle
will Dee held with Mrs Ada Hardt.
Mrs. Jennie Gross and Mrs Eleanor
Kimb.e serving as hostesses.
Mrs j. 3. B.rdseU 81 w. Col
fax av.. entertained the home ser
vice department az the First Pres
byteriau church ar her home Fri
dav afternoon ar $3.50 O'clock AS
sisfirr the hostess we've Mrs J. T..
Birdsel Mrs r a. Stephenson.
Mrs George Cutter Mrs Kate