South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-20
SOCIETY

Distinctive charm attended the
marriage OF Miss Geraldine Robert
son. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
George A. Robertson. 141S + Jef-
ferso blvd. and Herbert Sargent
WOLF. Gen OF Dir. and Mrs H w.
Woln OF Chicago, which was solem-
mixed Thursday evening at s O'Clock
az the First Presbyterian church
Rev Archibald Mcclure reading the
impressive service before 500 guests.
A profusion OF palms and Terms
relieved with huge baskets OF pink
peonies banked the altar and out
lined the ehaneeI ran Small clus-
ters Of peOnies repeating the PINK
note were tied with butterfly bows
OF white tulle and marked the aisles
through which the bridal process
sion proceeded 20 the altar.
As the bridal party approached
the ehancel. led By Miss Catherine
Oliver. the Bridal Chorus rom
"Lohengrins W asplayed on the or
gan by Mrs James Cover For the
rscsssioAal MendelssOhn's wedding
march was rendered. During the
ceremony Miss Josephine Decker
sang The Sacrament Miss Mar
ian Hale OF Denver. Colo Miss
Catherine Hall Of Akron, o. and
Miss Fredda Slater. also or AKRON
as bridesmaids. followed Miss Oliver
40 her place at the left OF the chan
eel Miss Marjorie Wolff. sister Of
the groom. as maid OF honor, imme-
diately preceded the bride. who en-
tered on the arm OF her father. At
tending as ushers were Walter Cert
son OF Chicago. Lewis NJ. Smith. St
Joseph. Mo-: L. H HedkcOck, Chi
eago. and Albert Stephenson Of
South Bend. George A Robertson.
Jr.. brother OF the bride. served the
groom as best man
The bridesmaids were similarly
eostumed In gowns OF orchid taf-
fetta brOeaded IN silver and rose
flowers which were embroidered in
alternate cOlOrs over the material.
Broad sashes OF tulle Organdy were
tied at the back in great bows. All
carried arm bouquets OF sweet peas
an shades Of lavender and rosebuds
an delicate shades of pink. tuIle bows
OF orchid furthered the artistic color
scheme. Miss Wolff was charming
in her gown OF blue taffeta with
bodice IN iridescent shades which
tones were accented in the panel
OF her skirt. fashioned in tiers and
adorned with ribbon flowers. She
carried spring flowers fashioned in
a large arm bOquet.
The birdie in her beautifully con-
ceived gown OF white satin yelled
with chiqon. heavily embroidered
with pearls. with her court train fall
ling from the shoulders OF her gown
and yelled with her full length veil
of tulle beaded at the foot with
pearls in the pattern OF floral has
ket was very lovely. Her veil was
effectively fashioned about her head
in cap design and was banded with
an exquisite pearl crown. She wore
ap latinum and diamond bar pin.
the gift OF the groom.
Following the ceremony the guests
were re ri ed in the pink parlor Of
the OliN ct hotel which was decorat-
ed for the occasion with baskets of
pink peonies.
Mr. and Mrs. Wolf left for an
eastern trip and will be at home at
1903 r. Washington av. after
June I.
Installation of the new officers of
the Thursday club took place yes
terday at a messing held at the
home OF Mrs. George Phillips. 10
Columbia st. The newly elected
ofhcers are: Mrs. Ira UNery, presi-
dent: Mrs. ]. c. Otis. vice president;
Mrs. p s. Webster. recording score
tary: Mrs. Juther Martin. corre-
spending secretary; Mrs. Elmer
Squint. treasurer; Mrs. George
Squint. press reported. and Mrs. l..
z. Snyder and Mrs. =. r. Stevens.