South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-15

The beautiful bride. who walked
with her father. was a picture in
her gown OF ivory chiffon velvet,
simply draped and beaded with
pearls. silver and crystal beads
Pearl ornaments on the shoulders
held the court train over which fell
the full length veil becOmingly ar
ranged with a high pIeating at the
back or the head a brow band OF
pearls held a frili OF Duchess lace.
which was worn by her mother on
her bridal veil She wore a string OF
pearls the groom's gift and carried
shower bouquet OF white sweet
peas and valley lilies.
During the reading Of the service
the harpist played II Love You
Truly and for the occasional Men
delsschon's wedding march was cho-
sen
Mrs. Salinger wore a gown Of
black velvet and silver cloth. The
drapery al the side was caught by a
Jet ornament with long fringe OF
jet Mrs. Minda. mother Of the
groom. wore black lace and Jet
Immediately following the cere-
mony a wedding dinner was served
20 so guests in the Turkish room.
The tables, Which we're laid in the
form Of a hollow square were grac-
ed with empire baskets OF gold and
bronze chrysanthemums and foliage.
After dinner the guests enjoyed
dancing 10 the music Of Harry Den
ny's orchestra
Rabbi and Mrs Minda left last
evening for a trip through the south
which will include French Lick
Springs. Mrs. &inda travelled in A
three piece suit of grey duvetyn
trimmed In black caracul. A blouse
Of torquoise blue and a small black
hat trimmed with grey ostrich
I feathers completed her costume.
After December 10 they will be
at home in Minneapolis. MINI. The
guests from out OF the city included
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Miuda, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Stein. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Friedman, Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman
Levi. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph BerlaU
Mr.. and Mrs. Moe Friedman, Mr.. and
I Mrs. Joseph Minda. DR.. and Mrs.
Harry Mayr. William Berlau, oil
/ Kansas City, Mo, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Ciralski and Mr.. and Mrs.
I oscar Gumbinsky, Of Chicago, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Brudno, Miss Helen
| Brudno and Marvin Brudno, of
/ Cleveland, o., and Nat Salinger, OF
/ Goshen.
The Married Folks Dancing club
entertained with the second dinner
dance Of the season Tuesday evening
in the Tribune auditorium. One
hundred and ten guests were seated
at the large tables bearing decOra-
tons OF autumn flowers and foliage
and lighted tapers. The Toxic or
chestra played for the dancing. The
committee in charge Of the affair
included Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Huff, Mr.. and
Mrs I. ID. Romig. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Boone. and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
/ Knorr of Mishawaka. Another dance
will be given on Nov. % at the same
f, place.
The woman's College club enter
tanned Tuesday evening with guest
party at the College Inn of the Hotel
TaSaue. Dinner was served at Z
o'clock at one long table bearing
gvstal baskets Of bronze and white
nrvqanthemums and calendulas.
sprays OF smilax and yellow tapers
in crystal holders. Eighty guests
were present. among thom being
Mrs. F. W. Richter of Niles.
The south section Of the Woman's
/ League of the First NJ. +. church
was entertained Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. II. E. Dalton.
Isl 6. St. Joseph ST. The assisting
I hostesses were Mrs. George Sher-
man. Mrs. C. s. Taylor, Mrs. Hiram
J Kreighbaum. Mrs. Charles Immel,
Mrs. +. 2. Nicely. Mrs. c. S. Lontz
and Mrs. Arthur Mcdonald. An in
te7esting talk by B. K. Beshglior on
] Near East Relief was a feature OF
the program Refreshments were
served to 40 guests during the social
\ hour.
Miss Margaret sherman 1904
Leeper av., entertained Tuesday af-
ternOon with a bridge party, honor
ING Miss Georgene Muessel, 2. BRIDE
elect The afternoon was spent -
bridge and the favor was won by
. Miss Frances Hager. Following the
game. luncheon was served at a ia
/ BILE bearing a color scheme of pink
and Iavendar. a cOrsage marking
the place OF the honor guest. Be
. sides Miss Meussel the guests were
Miss Dorothy Miller. Mrs. Helen
Hahn. Miss Ruth Stoll, Miss An
tome Crockett, Miss Frances Hager
and Miss Kathleen Guufoyle.
A piano recital will be given by the
+ pupils of Mrs Frank NJ. Smith Fri
/ day evening. Nov. II. in the Progress
/ Club rooms An attractive program
/ has been arranged. The pupils who
will appear include Louise Koos,
I Kathleen McInerney, Katherine
Kavanaugh. Jewel Fuller. Katherine