South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
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The Flrst Presbyterian church al
d A shawaka was the scene last even
4 inE ~ an event of interest. not
q Oily in The social e.rries Of Mlsha-
~ 81 and SOUTH Ben6 but Of Elk
81 haf and Niles as well representa-
tlFes from each place being c.ud-
81 20 n the Dr.da. party. which served
q - the double wedding of Miss Mar
i las Clark and Harold Sunderiin
ard Miss Grace clark and Guy ".
~ ser The brides are the daughters
- Dir and Mrs Charles r Clark.
$50 Lincoln Way T.. Mishawaka.
4 ~. SunderIn .s .he son OF Mr.. and
Afs r. A. Sunderln. Of Niles.
Mich. and Ar vs. Ger is the son OF
1fr. and Airs Alva T.. Wiser. OF
4 eH2 Nishawaka ar
Dr. J. A. Burnett pastor OF the
CD lrch. read the services al 1870
1 o'ciock before a bank OF palms and
i ferns. which was relieved by tall
81 BE- Is cts OF gladiolI tastefully ar
ranged with asters in pinH orchard
and white. The aisles down which
Il the bridal parties passed were fes-
|tconed with white tulle fastened at
eaoh pew with a cluster OF the vari-
i cOlored asters. Mrs George VIII
liaras who presided az he organ.
from seven o'clock, chose as her
= &c ecti0n. "Benedictlon Nuptiale"
4 by Du Bois. "Seranade" by ChRmin-
Jade "Intermezzo" by Rogers in
i Summer" by Stebbins and over
s. Flowery Meads' by Dunn and dur
ing the ceremony played My Heart
L. Thy Dear Voice"
The Bridal Chorus" from 10
heDgin" announced the entrance of
j the bridal professions which were
led by the ushers Hays Houibaugh
anz Ernest L. Staples. both Of
South Bend led the Clark Sunderlin
party down the right aisle and Lee
land Singer. Of Genoa. y Y. ana
4 Paul II. Doremus, OF South Bend,
on tering by the left aisle led the
members of the Clark Wiser party.
Miss Una Kepler, Of EIkhart and
Miss Dorothy Williams. of Misha-
waka. followed the ushers. They
were gowned alike IN flame and
AlHEI AIAEA4r tine eh4ltT DE4tE "a
tremely fun and corded. The long
q sleeveless waists, which were de-
gned with boat SNAPPED necks
! " ere finished at tfe bottom with
$. yer leaves Miss Gertrude Wiser
Joe South BEND and Miss Arlene
ESunderIn of Niles. sisters of the
Igrooms. were me next to enter.
4They wore gowns similar 20 those
of Miss KepIer and Mise williams IN
Xctangeable tameta of orchid and
IsiiVer They an carried Colonial
1boduuets Of old fashioned garden
Mowers i'm the rainbow shades 10
match their gowns and silver leaves
3f0rmed the hea ddress of each. The
malds Miss Jean Benham, and Miss
IGertrude Ziesel. both of Elkhart.
Ifolpwed Miss Benham preceding
IAuss Grace Clark and Miss Ziesel,
us Marian Clark.
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The maids of honor wore gowns
To- blue and silver tame-a of quaint
IdeEgn. the long tight bodice OF each
wac sleeveless and the skirts made
ankle length were very fun. They
we're finished at the waist with side
boWs OF taneta edged with silver
lace. the ends efecting a sash.
(which fell almos. TO the floor. They
caried arm bouquets of Columbia
roses tied with silver tulle and their
xheaddress was similar to those
worn by the bridemaids.
The brides revealed their indi-
Il duality i'm the design of their
Gowns While white Countess satin
vas chosen Tor both. hey were
/ ashioned over entirely different
mes. the one worn by Miss Marion
Clars being cleverIy draped and
hed at one side by two pearl buck
es. forming the short train. The
long sleeveless bodice was beaded
Il crystal Her fun length veil was
= becomingly arranged with orange
i icssoms. Miss Grace Clark also
wore a sleeveless gown beaded In
pear and crystal beade. which fell
n long fringe panels at the sides
below the hem Of .he skirt. Bands
of tthe crystal beads over the
shoulders formed the boat shaped
peek Her fuI length veil was ar
banged the same as her sisters and
each carried a shower bouquet OF
y barney roses and Valley lilies
M SunderIin accompanied by
.oNeu Holdermau. of Elkhart, en-
ered from the sanctuary on the
eht and Mr. Wiser with his
raomsman. Earl Il. Christian. OF
, Shreveport, Ia. approached from
ha left and met their brides at
i ha alter Following ne services the
lIsndelss1hn wedding march was
Keyed for the reCe~s' onal.
A reception for 200 guess was
led at the residence at s O'Clock.
3he guests being received by Mt.
Ina Mrs. Sunderlin. Mr. and Mrs.
h. ser. Mr.. and Ms Clark. Mr.. and
|Wrs r. A. Sunderiin OF Niles and
~. and Mrs Alva = Wiser. A three
,Iece orchestra including Hal Van