South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05
MEMBERS OF BURKE-KOBIN BRIDAL PART
Society,"
By Bess Staples


Kobin. Of Indianapolis. son 81 Airs.
Fannie KObin. OF Philadelphia IA
took place last evening az o'rioes
in the Gold Room OF the oliver ro-.'.
Rabbi Albert = Minda OF Temple
Bethel officiating
The Gold Room reseu BLEED che ir-
terror OF a small chapel with Inn
provised altar OF palms and fers
arranged at the east end Of the room.
On either side OF the bank OF green
cry were placed tall vases of sun
burst roses. Gold candle holders. iu
which were lighted taptrs. Eraced
the sacrament table.
Preceding the ceremony. Mrs
Walter T. Bryan. accompanied los
Miss Dora Hershcnow. sang -Sacra-
ment." by NcDermid and Because.
by DHardelot. The bridal party
was announced by the Bridal
Chorus" from "L.ohencrin" played
by a trio including Hal Van Aiken
vtohnist. Miss Nellie Wolmsn ceIist
and Otto Goneney, pianist
The first 20 enter was Rabbi
ATinda: the groom. accompanied by
his groomsman. Lazare L.. Goodman.
of Indianapolis, approached az the
same time from the north entrance
and waited az the improvissd altar.
Henry Kobin. brother Of the groom
OF Indianapolis, walking alone led
the bridal procession. Mr. kobin
Was followed by Albert GreenbIatt
who preceded DIT. A. J. Sparks both
or this city.
H. cousin OF the bride. was the FRS.
bridesmaid 10 enter and was follow
ed by Miss Ann Sparks OF st. Louis
No, and Miss Gertrude Grecnblatt
Of this city. each walking alone
Miss Celia Burke. sister OF the bride
who served as maid OF honor. pre-
ceded the flower girl little Mes
Ruth Adler. daughter OF Ar and
Mrs Max Adler who was daintly at
tired in a frock Of pink Eorgetto
over a satin slip OF the same shade
and carried basket OF rose petals.
which she scattered in the path or
the bride who entered with her
father As they reached the altar
thu bridesmaids took their places a.
the right and the groomsman az the
left During the reading OF the ser.
vice, the orchestra played AT Dawn
ing" by Cadman.
The beautiful bride was a picture
in her gown OF white chiffon velvet.
designed with Greoian lines. having
the modern Jenny neck and short
cap sleeves. The EirdIe OF pearls
was fastened on each eide with ro-
settles Of VaIenciennes lace. the ropes
of pearls falling below the hem OF
/ the skirt, which was in scallops lined
with blue silver cloth The court
I train fastened at the shoulders was
/ also lined with the blue silver cloth
/ Her veil Of tulle. which was edged
/ with real point. was held by a ban
| deau OF peals and fell gracefully 90
: the edge OF the court train. Her
| shower bouquet was Of orchids.
white sweet peas and valley titles
and she also carried a white prayer
book
The maid OF honor wore peach
colOred gOrgette, emN-0idered in
French blue wool an mined in
cire ribbon I'm the ss--. shade OF
blue The long waist had a Jenny
neck and short sleeves. the skirt be-
ing formed OF pIeated run1es. she
carried an arm bouquet of blue
forget me-nots and sunburst roses
tied with gold tulle The brides
maids. gowns were an fashioned
alike or French blue chanuIy lace
over gold net. made with the tight
| bodice. Jenny neck. short sleeves and
bouffant skirts The girdles were
designed of gold cloth They car
~
and blue forget-me-nOts.
Mrs Burke wore a gown OF black
| sequins and Jet with a touch OF os-
trich at the girdle In the shades o.
burnt orange. Mrs. Robins gown
was Of black Spanish lace and jet.
Following the ceremony a wedding
dinner was served in tho Orienta
room TO 40 guests. who were seated
at a U-shaped table made lovely with
I low mounds Of sweet peas. Columbia
roses and dsffodils. which were out
lined with garlands OF smilax. Later
in the evening Deunys orchestra
played for dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kobin left last even
ing for an extended western trip.
which Will include points along the
Pacific coast from washington 20
Mexico. the bride travelling in
smart crepe suit OF dark blue Re-
shanara crepe. The cape was lined
with Jade green. which blended with
the blouse OF the same sha'a beaded
In Jet Her small hat was az black
braid with jet ornaments. Upon
their return from the west ar and
Mrs. Kobin viii be ar home about
June at 1018 FAN Greek blvd
Indianapolis
Mrs. Kobin is one Of the c.lys
most accomplished y0uue women.
being a talented pianist. she receive
I'd her education ar 81. Marvs COLI
, lege and a. the Chicago Musical
college and - been a pupil of Louis
EIbel for the past nine years She
was a member OF the Musicians
club. at active worker n The Prog
ress club and in the Temple Esth-El
Social Service Council
Besides those mentioned Zoo the
bridal party the out OF town guests
included Mrs i. l. Goodman. jack
Goodman Mrs. S. Miller and Nrs
Joseph Davidson Of TrdfananrIs-.
Alr. and Mrs. Louis Burke and Dr
and Mrs Samuel Jonas ~ Rockford
III; Mr.. and Mrs ST. stein ~ Chic
cago. Mr.. and Mr. Jack Ia SION
tree. OF Cincinnati O.. and Sat Ia
Montree. OF Dayton. o.
Covers We're placed for IS guests
a. the luncheon given at $3.50 o'clock
Saturday az the Robertson Tea
room by the pan Hellenic ass0c.a-
ton 10 which all fraternity women
OF the city We're invited After che