South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
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QUILL l. l.
a pretty church wedding OF early
spring was that OF MISS Bonnie Elva
Beagle. daughter OF Mrs. s. Beagle.
f21 ". Main st., and Lloyd Leslie
Barrett son Of Mrs. Cora Barrett.
4421 ". Main st. and Lloyd Leslie
nized at the Fist Methodist church
Wednesday night. March 16. at $50
O'Clock. the Rev. A. +. Monger Off
clatiEg.
The ceremony was performed be
fore the altar which was banked
with palms and ferns. relieved with
lovely baskets OF Columbia roses.
The maid Of honor and bridesmaids
preceded the bride. who entered
alone. and was met at the altar By
the groom and his attendants.
"Tbe Bridal Chorus" from Lohen-
grin. was rendered as the bridal pro
cession entered, and during the cere-
mony, John Graf played, 20 Promise
Ne" on the violin. Paul G. Haas
played Mendclss0hn's Wedding
March" as tho bridal party left the
altar
The bride was gowned in a crea-
tiOn OF white kittens ear satin, over
draped With silk net. Pearl trim
mings were used exclusively on the
long panels OF the skirt. She wore
a full-length ven caught low at the
back Of her couture with orange
blossoms. Her flowers were valley
lilies and brides roses, fashioned
in a shower bouquet.
Mrs L. II. McCarty, sister Of the
bride. acted as maid OF honor. She
wore a gown Of baize geOrgette crepe
with a satin bodice, and a picture
hat OF maine. matching he. dress.
She carried a bouquet Of Columbia
roses.
Miss Nellie BY Shaw Of Chicago
as one OF the bridesmaids. and was
charming IN a gown OF light blue
taffeta tulIe trimmed. with hat Of
the same shade. Miss Carmen SAL
is5ury. the other bridespaid. was
dressed similarly, only her gown was
of peach blow taffeta. They both
carried Columbia roses.
The groomsmen were Phil Swan
son, Kenneth HasfOrd OF Lydick,
Ind. and Ora Newman.
= Following the ceremony, a recep-
ton was held at the home of the
brides mother to so guests. In
era g tul baskets were artistically ar
ranged bouquets Of Columbia roses.
which furnished the decorations at
the house.
Those attending the wedding from
out Of town were: Miss Nellie BY
shaw Of Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Herald Of Pierceton, Ind;
Frank Muffley of Etna Green, Ind;
Mrs. Thomas Ringle Of TippecanOe,
Ind: Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Rensberger
and daughter OF Lakeville, Ind; Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Leininger and son Of
Lakeville. Ind.
The hoSesses for the meeting Of
the WOman's Home Missionary OF
the Grace VI. +. church, which was
held in the church parlors Thurs
day afternoon. are as follows: Mrs.
George Gall, Mrs Adam Book, Mrs
Henry Kale, Mrs. Edith Miller Miss
Nellie InwOod, Mrs. Martha LOugh-
man. Mrs. c. +. Crumpacker. Mrs.
George DAVIS, Mrs. Helen Kinyon,
Miss Ethel Corts, Mrs. Harvey Deller
and Mrs Robert Lang. The devO-
tionals for the afternoon were led by
Mrs. L. A. Ports, and the subject OF
the afternoon was discussed by Rev.
B. n. Beck. Leadership" was the
title of his talk The meeting was
the occasion for the annual mite
box opening, and little Miss Louise
Warrick sang a mite-box song. A
reading was given by Mrs. Cecil
Walz. followed by a vocal duet,
Mother Machree," by Mrs L. L.
Essex and Mrs. George Gall. Re
freshments were served, in which a
color scheme appropriate 10 the day
was carried out The next meeting
will be held in the church parlors
in four weeks.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society Of the Sull Memorial NJ. +.
church met Thursday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Viola Barnhart,
2525 s. Michigan St The meeting
was opened by the president Mrs.
N. Y. Allen. An important business
session closed the membership con-
test. IN which the side headed by
Mrs. q. II. Law was victorious. The
losing side viii serve luncheon TO
the winners. Thirty-eisht members
and two visitors were present at the
winners. Thirty-eight members and
two visitors We're present at the
meeting. The next meeting viii be
held at the home OF Mrs. George w.
Fansler. SIS Pennsylvania av., on
April "A. At that time, Mrs. V. ..
Duncan will have charge OF the pro-
gram.
The Bee Hive club held an all-day
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Doyle
Smith. 236 y Notre Dame av..
Thursday. in celebration OF the birth
day anniversaries Of three OF its
members. Mrs. Smith. Mrs. A Medic
and Mrs. Emma Reid. The decOre-
tions were in green. appropriate TO