South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-30


provided trr setting Thursday
- evening Ger the most ibrilnanI
a. ~ tre early autumn season.
a. o--ls on being the marriage OF
Ms E Elizabeth Cole, daughter
If SIR nd Mrs James Frank Cole,
52e Park av and Elwvn Michael
Moore Of Tre1 OKLA VINO is the
son % STR rl Hrs NJ r. Moore. Of
Kcwance -ll Rev Patrick Hag-
e-tr q g.. OBLIGATED ia the pres
ence 90 300 guests.
The service was read AT o'clock
81 the corner Of the living room be-
fore an improvised altar Of palms re-
uesed by tail vases OF white Gregg
aeters and lavender pom poms. with
lighted tapers IN tall candlesticks In
the foreground.
From the stairway. two aisles were
FORMED 20 the veranda, by tall has
Lcte Of white Gregg asters and Law
ender pom poms connected by gar
lands 90 asparagus fern.
Preceding the service Miss Flor
ence Guthrie sang My Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice" from Sampson and
new pianist and Hal Van Aiken. vio-
linist. who played the Bridal Choir
US" from Lohengrin. announcing the
entrance OF the bridal party the
members or which descended the
stairs in single file
Miss Marjorie Sweet. resembling
Dresden figure. led the bridal pro-
cessIou. gowned in sunset pink sat
in with a draped Overdress OF pale
green chiffon A girdle effect OF
spsnk and lavender tuTe tied into a
butterfly bow 40 the back completed
Ter costume she carried an arm
bouquet q suuburst roses and laven-
der pom poms Following came Miss
Caroline Moore sister Of the groom.
o. Kewanee. ILL., and Miss Agatha
Clarke. similarly gowned Immedi-
ately preceding the bride came her
sister. Miss Kathryn Cole. "a maid
Cf honor. in a creation Of sunset
pink satin with a draped Overdress
Of Broche chiffon the same shade.
the sleeveless bodice which effected
the wide neck line. was completed
by butterfly bow Of pink and Law
endcr tuIle. the ends OF which form
al a short train. She also carried
an arm bouquet OF sunburst roses
end lavender pom pOms, the laven-
der predominating.
The bride who was met at the
foot Of the stairs by her father was
lovely in her gown OF ivory satin
and Spanish lace the lace being
used effectively in the draped skirt
and I'm the short tight sleeves OF the
bodice. which was designed with the
very girlish round neck. The court
train was fastened at the shoulders
over which fell the full length veil
Of tuIle. most becomingly arranged
with pleated frill and caught 20
The head with orange blossoms.
The bride and her bridesmaids
passed through the left aisle while
the groom and his attendants, Thorn
ass Moore. OF Tulsa. okla. Thomas
Pierce Of Kewanee H.. Harold De-
lanev Of Dallas Tex. and W. Fran
c.e FOX. Jr.. OF Indianapolis. passed
through the aisle 20 the right. and
as they neared the place for the
ceremony. the ushers took their
pla ces az the right and the maids
at uhe left until the service was read.
later completing the receiving line
i'm front OF the fireplace in the main
salon. with Mr. and Mrs. Cole and
Mr. and ssrs Moore Mrs. Cole 8
gown was OF cream G1argOt lace over
chiffon and Mrs. Moore wore a robe
OF black seQuins.
a buffet luncheon was served In
the breakfast room from a table
.most artistically done with white
Gregg asters and lavender pom
.poms while the bridal table was
centered with the wedding cake and
graced with brides roses in silver
vases and white tapers IN silver
holders
Mr.. and Mrs Moore left late IN
the evening for a western trip. the
bride wearing a suit OF midnight
blue poret twill with a small blue
velvet hat Of the same shade.
Mrs Moore is a graduate OF Dana
hall also from Pine manor. Wells
Iev. Mass. Mr.. Moore Is a member
of the Notre Dame GLASS Of 1920,
and is prominently known in athlet-
les
The guests from away included
Mr. and Mrs NJ F. Moore. Miss
Mamie MuIiigan. Thomas Pierce. OF
Kewanee. IL, Mrs. Hugh J. NJ.
Jones. OF Montpeiliar Vt. Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Graf Mr. and Mrs. d.
C. Mos.er. Miss Florence Wilson.
Mrs Katherine MalOney. Miss Hell
en- Naloney. OF Chicago. Mrs. Fred
Cole Culver. Ind James Logan of