South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
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4 wedding OF unusual local IN
terrs took place last evening az
Harvey. H. when Me- Alice Jane
So son. daughter Of Rev and Mrs.
r.es W. wilson OF Harvey. be-
came the bride OF Harold Warner
Chicago. son ~ SIR and Mrs.
d. rreIue J. Werr' H-i S. Frank
Sr.n Bend
Fae Ceremony Uas performed at
s o'clock ar the First Methods
Ep.sc pal church by Bishop Thomas
%.rholso resident bishop Of the
Chicago area OF the Methodist
church assisted by the brides
fether. Rev. Charles w Wilson.
The simple but effective decoration
az the church consisted only Of
Freenery. relieved by the lights OF
the burning tapers. Mlss Marion
Murphy Of woodstock H.. presided
a. the organ and announced the en-
trance Of the bridal party with
1.-THE Bridal Chorus" from LOhen-
grin and during the reading OF
the service she played AT Dawn
inR." and Because" For the re-
cessional Miss Murphy played the
Mendelssohn march.
Leading the bridal procession
were the ushers. Arthur Eastman OF
South Bend. Sidney Mayer Of Ev-
anstOn. H.. Clarence Flack Of Chi
cago and Charles r. Wilson OF
Harvey Miss Mary Warner OF
South Bend. was the next 20 enter.
wearing "A gown OF orchid color
taneta and carrying an arm bOu-
quet of blue delphinium She was
followed By Miss Wlnifred Wilson.
sister Of the bride who wore
gown similar TO the one worn bv
Miss Warner and whose bouquet
was also OF the blue delphlnium.
The maid OF honor. Miss Phoebe
Wilson, elder sister OF the bride,
followed. wearing a gown OF silver
blue taneta and carrying an arm
bouquet OF Butterfly roses and blue
delphinium. Miss Barbara Crane,
small daughter OF Prof and Mrs
Ronald S. Crane Of Evanston, H.
in a frock Of pale blue Reorgette.
serving as flower girl Immediately
preceded the bride who walked
with her father. The bride was
lovely In her gown OF white chiffon
taffeta with an overdrape OF Span
ish lace. Her shower bouquet was
of Killarney roses and valley lilies.
The groom accompanied by his
groomsman. Lloyd Herrold, former.
" OF South Bend. entered from the
sacristy and met the bride at the
altar
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton for so guests was held at the
home Of the brides parents. The
bridal table was artisticaly dec
grated in gold and white IN honor
OF the 5Oth wedding anniversary OF
the brides grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs George +. Smith. of Lake Ge-
neva. Wis.
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Warner. Mr. and Mrs
William g. Warner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Eastman. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank A. Slower. and Miss Mary
Warner OF South Bend: Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert d. Warner OF Decatur.
Ill; Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Smith OF
Lake Geneva, Wis. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
y. Gesell and Bari Gesell Of High
land Park. H., Prof. and Mrs r.
s. Crane and Prof and Mrs. A. r.
Swanson or Evanston, III
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner will reside
IN Chicago and Will be at home after
Sept IS.
Mrs. F. l. AxtelI. 1921 Portage
av.. assisted by Mrs. T. Kugore. en-
tertained the Ladies Aid auxiliary OF
the Trinity NJ. r. church Thurs
day afternoon. The devotionals
were led by Mrs. r. l. Philips and
che program Of the afternoon was
given by Miss Bernice Axtel. who
gave several piano numbers. and
Miss Dorothy Axteu. who entertain
- with a whistling solo and violin
selections.
During the business session Mrs
Floyd Jones. Mrs. Anna McGague
Mrs A. Collier and Mrs. z. Hisey
were appointed on the calling com
mittee Light refreshments were
served 10 8 guests during the social
hour. The next meeting OF the
auxiliary vii be announced later.
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