South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
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with the departure OF our many
visiting golfers. passed me gayest
week On the history OF the Chain
OLakes country club. and from
every point OF view was a most sat-
Isfactory event. as we believe the
visitors enjoyed being with Us fully
a. much as we enjoyed having them.
many delightful friendships being
formed before the week was over
II - easy Tor the men 20 become
chummy enough over the golf scores
30 take each other aside for their
favorite fisn stories. but the women
displayed an unusual amount Of
Eraci0usneSs al the bridge tables and
over the tea cups exchanging con-
fdences. not as our gTandm0thers
d4d over their favOrte Jelly recipe.
Or who IN an unguarded moment
might have divulged their deepest
secret. which proved usually 20 be
sure preventative for the whitening
OF cucumber pickles; but true 20 The
tines they discussed the latest report
from the stock market each day, eN-
pressed grave concern over the colos-
Ral task confronting the new am
bassador 20 Japan ana gave concise
reasons why they expected 20 sup
port their respective candidate in
the coming fall election
II - 10 be regretted. however, that
30 many OF the guests had departed
before the delightful entertainment
Friday evening. az Il was such Mt
nng social climax TO the altogether
splendid week
Much enthusiasm Is being dis
played by our local women golfers
IN regard 20 the coming match next
"Wednesday TO be played on the links
OF the Miami Country club at Mish-
awaka, also for the invitation re-
ostvsd from the BsrTien Country
club for Friday. August 26. Both
events 20 be conducted as the invita-
ton Affairs given at Chain OLakes
ewo weeks ago,
Al fuvely church wedding OF Satur-
day was that OF Miss Beatrice Orr.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G.
Orr. sol Z Indiana av.. and Loren
ONO Titus, son OF Mrs. Mary +. tt
tus, s07 p. Fourth ST., Mishawaka,
which took place at Ave o'clock at
the First M. II. church, Mishawaka,
Rev. 3. p. Parker officiating.
The Bridal Chorus from Lob
engrin" was played as the bridal pro-
ceezdon entered the church. and
Mendelssohn's wedding march for
the occasional. During the cere-
nony. Herman Wilson played ITO
q Wild Rose" by Mcdowell The
altar was artisticaIIy decorated in
rose and grey. the class colors Of
the South Bend High school class OF
81.
The couple was attended by Miss
Wilma Poole and Clifford Shirk.
Miss Poole wore a dainty frock Of
pink orEandy. the skirt fashioned IN
rose petal effect, with a pink hat TO
match. and carried a bouquet OF
pink gladioli. The bride was beauti-
full in a gown Of white satin with
overdress OF white georgerte crepe,
beaded with irredescent beads. She
wore a picture hat Of white geOrg-
cite trimmed with white organdy
roses and carried a shower bouquet
OF white Rladlon.
A wedding supper was served 10
90 guests at the home OF the brides
parents. Immediately following the
ceremony at small tables conferred
with baskets OF garden flowers. The
home decorations were OF the same
flowers. The bridal party were seat
ed at a table whose eenterpiece con-
sisted OF a large bridal cake sur
mounted by a miniature bridal fig
ure, from which ribbons extended 10
crystal candle holders. An attrac-
tive arrangement OF roses. carna-
lions and sTnilax also decorated the
bridal table. Slippers filled with rice
were the guest favors.
OCT OF town guests present In
Guided Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Donnie
and F. I. ROUGH, of Indianapolis,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A Roucn and Mr..
and Mrs. william orr OF Rochester,
Ind
Mr.. and Mrs. Titus left for a
short wedding trip TO Tippecanoe
lake, and viii be at home on their re-
turn at sol f. Indiana av.. after
Sept. I. The brides travelling suit
was OF brown duvetyn, with hat 10
match.
Mrs. Titus, who was a graduate OF
the South Bend High school class Of
81, Is we'll known here for her mez-
Eo-soprano voice. The groom is con-
nected with the American Trust Co..
this city.
In honor or her brother. Harry l.
Yerriek a member OF the Black