South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28
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A wedding or Interest in both
Afishawaka and south Bend social
circles vii take place this morning
a. 10 o'clock 40 s.. PauIs Episcopal
church Mishawaka. when sfiss Hell
en- Lang daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
O. r. Lang 425 Lincoln Way r,
Aiishawaka. viii become the bride Of
Robert Glenn Harp son OF Mr.. and
Mrs William Happ. $50 Forest av.,
South Bend Rev L. C. Rogers, rec
tor of So PauIs will ofhciate. The
church is eiab0rateiy decorated with
oak leaves smilaN and the seasons
nowers 4 bank OF palms conceals
the chanceI rail and the Rood screen
Be- outlined with smiiax and oak
leaves fauked with empire baskets
OF snapdraFons and June lilies
while branches Of oak leaves screen
the chandeliers
The Bridal Chorus from Lob
eugrin" viii be played hy Mrs Peter
Lehman 20 announce the entrance
OF the bridal party. and during the
reading Of the service. Irwin Dolk
harpist. will play at Dawning' by
Cadman The bridal procession viii
be led by the ushers Lewis Lang
brother OF the bride. who viii enter
with Eugene Happ, brother Of the
groom. and ] Willard Fleming viii
walk with Booth Williamson, OF
Peoria. IN. The next 20 enter will
be Mrs. Lewis Lang. who viii wear
a girlish frock OF corn color tucked
organdie. Mrs Lang's garden hat
will be a Leghorn wreathed with
buttercups and heather with long
streamers OF brown velvet ribbon,
falling 10 the hem Of her skirt. Miss
Helen Service viii follow. wearing
orcchid color organdie with a tucked
waist trimmed In tiny ruffles of the
organdie and a plain full skirt with
a sash. edged with tiny organdie ruff
nes. Her Leghorn hat Will resemble
the one worn by Mrs Lang except
the wreath. which IS OF wisteria and
heather with streamers OF velvet rib
bon Of deep wisteria shade Mrs j.
Willard Fleming as matron of hon
or. Immediately preceding the bride,
will wear a gown Of pale pink or
candle with a ruffled skirt and
quaint runled fschu draped over
the tight bodice narrow pink
stain ribbon forms the girdle Mrs.
Flemings hat will also be a large
Leghorn wreathed with pink morn
ing glories and heather. with stream
ers Of black velvet ribbon. The ma
tron OF honor and each bridesmaid
will carry empire baskets Of garden
flowers. the color. predominating
which matches their gown.
The bride. who will enter alone.
viii wear an attractive gown of
white geOrgette. which is designed
with a simple bodice with the Jenny
neck and short cap sleeves, orna-
mented by a diamond and platinum
pin. the gift of the groom The
overdrape Of the skirt is of cream
Venice lace which falls i'm points at
the hem. Her har is a French mod
ell Of white georgette with a wreath
OF valley lilies and white baby hy-
acinths The short veil of Spanish
lace is draped over the hat and falls
gracefully over the left shoulder to
the waist The brides shower bou-
Quet is OF white sweet peas. valley
lilies and orchids. As she approaches
the chancel. she will be joined by
her father. who will accompany her
20 the altar where she Will be met
by the groom, who will enter from
the sanctuary with the groomsman,
Frederick Fisher. of South Bend.
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast will be served at the
home OF the brides parents 10 the
mem bers Of the bridal party and the
wear n gown OF black lace over
black satin. with a girdle Of jet. and
her hat is OF black maline with
trimming OF lavendar lilaCs Airs.
Happ viii wear grey georgette. bead
ed with sapphire beads. with a hat
OF the same shade.
Suspended above the bridal table
Is a huge wedding bell formed of
white sweet peas with a clapFcr OF
greenery and forgetmenots, while
the wedding cake forms the center
piece for the table The small ia
bles at which the other guests will
Be served are centered with vari-
colored garden flowers.
The couple viii leave today for
lake trip. the bride travelling IN
taiueur OF blue poiret twill with
IA. 90 match. Upon their return
they viii occupy their new home at
sos y. Cushing ST. South Bend.
The bride who is well known
here. having been connected with
the Y W. &. a. as Girls Work sec
Rotary is a graduate Of the Misha
waka High school and the Bradley
Institute at Peoria. III. Mr.. Happ
is a graduate OF the South Bend
High school later attending De-
Pauw university until ne entered the
World war. being one OF the first
hundred thousand To- so overseas,
remaining there a year and a half.
Returning he entered the University
Of Chicago where he later received