South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-10
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Miss, JuaniLa CANDY. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs %. A. Candy. OF Culver.
IND. and Andrew Madden Taylor. Of
this city. son OF Mrs. V. J. Taylor.
OF kcnuworth. Ill.,. were married
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
az So james Episcopal church. Rev
Robert j. Long. rector Of the church
othciatlug IN the presence OF so
guests The church was tastefully
decorated with greencry relieved by
yellow and white chrysanthemums.
Otto j. Goffeney. presiding at the
organ played The Bridal Chorus.
from "Lohengrin." for the entrance
Of the bridal party. which was led
by Miss Helen Candy, sister OF the
bride. OF Culver. Ind. She wore a
gown OF Mohawk duvetyn trimmed
with red fox fur. Her black velvet
hat was trimmed In gold lace and
flowers ia the pastel shades. The
bride who entered with her father,
was very attractive in her travelling
suit OF blue Ormandale with grey
trimming. Her grey velvet hat was
trimmed with silver and ostrich
feathers Shreve Cowles Badger. or
After a short wedding trip Mr.. Gnd
Mrs Taylor will be at home after
December IS at S44 Forest av.
Among the guests. besides those
mentioned were Mrs. william Tay-
lor. Miss Helen Taylor Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Taylor. AIr. ard Mrs. H. b.
Taylor. Miss Margaret Taylor. Give
Taylor and Jack Taylor. Of Kenll-
worth. H., Mr. and Mrs. A. s. Bad
ger. mr.. and Mrs. Z. r. Badger.
Miss Frances Badger. OF Chicago.
and Mrs. Rufus Chandler. Of DeKalb.
ni
One OF the most charming Of the
many affairs which have been given
in honor of Miss Frances Salinger.
whose marriage takes place mex,
Tuesday was the luncheon given a
I O'Clock Thursday afternoon in the
Florentine room Of the Hotel Ia
Sale the hostess being Miss Eloise
Kaufer. 120 vs.. LaSalle av. The
table was unusually lovely with an
Oblong mound OF pink and white
sweet peas formed Of the individual
corsace bouquets which were the
guest favOrs. The place Of the honor
guest being marked with a miniature
bridal bouquet OF white roses and
white sweet peas. Places were laid
for Miss Salinger. Mrs Elwyn Moore
Mrs. j NJ Studebaker. III. Mrs. Al
bert Stephenson Mrs Herbert +
Wolh Mrs Donald Eldredge, Miss
Florence Salinger, Miss Agatha
Clarke, Miss Katheryn Cole. Miss
Josephine Ahara. Miss Madelon
Shidler Miss Esther Studebaker. Miss
Marjorie Sweet, Miss Belle Hvings-
ron. Miss Mary Hyde and her house
guest. Miss Frances Reed. of Kansas
City. Mo. The afternoon was spent
at the bridge tables.
The marriage of Miss Gladys
Gault daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ. Gault. els $. Rush St and NAL
colin S Dickey. son OF Mrs. s. z.
Dickey. of Cedar Rapids. Ia. took
place Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the manse of the First
Presby terian church. Rev. Archibald
Mcclure officiating Miss Frances
Gault. sister Of the bride and Will
lam f. Graf. were the attendants
The bride wore a becoming drap-
ed gown Of dark blue chiffon velvet.
with a touch of silver cloth. Her
picture hat was or grey velvet and
her ccrsage was OF Killarney roses
and valley lilies Miss Frances
Gault wore a smart frock OF Mo-
hawk duvetyu with a hat TO match
and her cOrsage was of roses and
sweet reas.
After "a short western trip AIr
and Mrs Dickey will be at home n
$40 r Milton av.
Cards have been issued by Right
Reverend and Mrs John Hazen
White for the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Charlotte Strong
White and Reverend Edgar Thorn