South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
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To the perfect music Of the Fisher
orchestra from Kalamazoo. the
members OF the Indiana and Cniver-
s.ty clubs danced away the hours
last night at the club house. the &C.
caslon being the annual formal
Christmas party. The bail room
was appropriately decorated with
Christmas suggestions and many
fovcly gowns were noticed espe-
ciaIlv those of the out-Of-tOwn
guests. Mrs. Irving a Slbiey, OF
Chicago was charming In a gown
OF black and silver lace made over
American beauty. Miss Elizabeth
Judy. VINO Is the house guest or Miss
Catherine oliver. was stunning in "a
draped gown OF jade green velvet.
Miss Oliver wore a pastel shade with
silver lace. Mrs. John Q. Birdsell
wore black lace with sequins Mrs.
Frank AIayr. Jr.. wore lovely
shade Of pink brOche. Mrs. Edgar r.
Borley selected q robe Of iridescent
sequlms over white. Mrs. Richard
Morgan. blue panne velvet. Mrs. +.
=. Bryan was in white satin and
lace and Mrs. james Oliver was at
tractive in "a robe of white lace and
pearls, which had as a foundation
white duchess satin Mrs. Stanley
Clark's gown was of silver scqu.ns
over tOrquOise blue and Mrs James
NaIoney was unusually attractive IN
her gown Of silver lace over yellow.
Perhaps the most distinctive gown
noticed was the one OF black velvet
worn by Mrs. Howard Woolverton,
which had very simple lines. A
narrow belt jet formed the wals,
line from which hing long fringes Of
Jet fashiouiug "a panel effect on the
sides A shoulder strap Of rhine
stones and a platinum bar SCI witc
diamonds We're the only ornaments.
with this costume, Mrs. Woolver-
ton carried a feather fan OF jade
green Another formal dance VIH
be given at the club on New Years
eve
The marriage OF Miss Marguerite
Pershing, daughter Of Walter p.
Pershing. SO7 Ashland av. and
Arthur B. Hunter. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hunter 500 Forest av..
took place Monday at high noon &C
the home Of the brides father Rev.
O. w Titus. pastor Of the First
Christian church Of Mishawaka, Of
hciated in the presence of the i'm
mediate families.
The home was artisucally dec
GRATED with roses and narcissi ar
ranged in tall wicker baskets. The
only attendant was the brides sis
ter Miss Dorothy Pershing. who
wore black panne velvet trimmed
with iridescent beads. Her corsage
was Columbia roses and fresia. The
bride was very becomingly attired
in brown Canton crepe combined
with burnt orange duvetyue. with
trimming Of fur. and She carried a
shower bouquet of roses and valley
lilies. Immediately following the
ceremony wedding dinner was
served IN the Wedgewood room of
the Oliver hotel Places were laid
for 16 guests at the table. which
was centered with a low mound Of
Ophelia roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Hun
ter left az once for Louisville Ken
lucky. Mrs. Hunter travelling in
brown velvet. with a brown coat of
duvelayne, trimmed IN beaver Her
hat was OF rose taffeta with silver
beading. After Feb I Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunter viii be at home al seq Ash
land nv.
one of the most delightful affairs
OF the Christmas season for the
younger set. took place last eve
ming 90 the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Bryan. 1O1 North Shore dr..
when Miss Marjorie Bryan enter
tanned 60 OF her friends at a dane
ing party. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan re-
ceived with their daughter IN the
large reception room. Mrs. Bryan
wearing white lace robe and car
rying burnt orange feather fan,
while Miss AIariorie's gown was q
simple frock OF American beauty
velvet and black lace The ball room
decorations were of red and green
steamers which huns from the
ceiling while shaded lights of red
and green cast am aIiuring shadow
ON the gag festoons that graccd the
center ughts and We're draped 20