South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
SOCIETY

south Benz y etpAa Wall As-tst iflhlL
az the wrighthood club IN Chica-
30 this afternoon at $50 O'Clock az
which tine Mss GoIdens Hurvich.
q laughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. David
Hurw1oh. 332 3. Taylor St. VIZ be-
come the bride OF Bernard Green
berger. OF Chicago. The ceremony
viii be performed by Rabbi Siloe=.
OF Chicago IN presence Of so guests
and WI be followed By a. recep-
ton and dance. the music for which
Will be played by the Nadsl orches-
ira OF Chicago.
Miss Minerva HUrw5ch. SISTER q
the bg5de. VIII be the maid Of hon
or and will wear a gown OF fame
color children trimmed IN point lace
the drSperies being fastened with
clusters of tiny Fz,snch flowers. Her
arm bouquet Will be OF Columbia
roses and valley HEes. Miss Clayrc
Gree nberger. OF Gary. Ind. SISTER
OF the groom a bridesmaid viii
wear a draped mode OF peacock
blUs chiffon caught az the sides
with silver laco Ond French flowers.
Her arm bouquet viii be OF sweet
heart roses Miss Florence 1hDdnsr OF
Chicago. also a bridesmaid val ap-
pear IN agown Of jade green chiffon
fashioned after the Greoian and her
arm bouquet Will be OF sunburst
roses. Betty Jane Hurwich. OF
South Bend Will serve az flower
girl and will wear a. frock OF yellow
georgette. ruffled- She viii carry a
basket Of roses. Jerome Lawrence
Ettelson Of Chicago, VIII serve as
the ring bearer.
The Bridal Chorus'' from TO
hengrin" played by the orchestra
will announce tho entrance OF the
bridal party. which viii be led by
the groom and his brother. Max
Greeuberger, OF Hammond. Inc.
Miss CfreenbeTger Will walk with
Lester Hurwich. OF South Bend, and
Miss Lindner with Irving A Hur-
witch, also South Bend MISS Miner
va Hurwich will then enter alone
and will be followed by the flower
girl and ring bearer. The bride who
will enter with her father will wear
a gown OF white Chantilly lace
beaded with pearls. the blouse being
designed with the Jenny neck and
Chinese sleeve. The chiffon and
crepe train is fastened at the shout
ders with ornaments OF pearls and
her full length veil OF tulle which
is edged with pearls viii be arraug-
ed at the head with a wreath OF
orange blossoms Her Colonial bou-
quet will be Of Killarney roses and
valley lilies The ceremony VIII
be performed beneath canopy
OF roses and smilax and the aisles
will be outlined with palms and
greerery. Following a wedding trip
the couple win be at home IN South
Bend.
Miss Virginia F. Murine. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Null
rine. 222 E. Dayton St, and Howard
z. Anderson, OF Mishawaka, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A Z. Anderson. 3S
Fairview av., Ma zatuck, Conn, were
married in their new home, $50
Mishawaka av.. Saturday afternoon
at 4 o'clock, in the presence OF 90
guests The ceremony was read by
DR.. J. A. Burnett. pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church, OF Mishawaka
! The bridal party included Miss
| Charlotte Bressier, OF Mishawakas
Miss Olga MattaS. OF Chicago. Miss
AdeHne Anderson. OF Naugatucc.
Conn, sister OF the groom. Charles
Adeline Anderson, OF Naugatuck.
groom's brother. George James. Jr..
of Toledo, O.. Edwin Oleson, OF Mish-
awake and Charles Keller OF South
Bend.
The home was artistically decor
ated with palms. ferns and qantities
OF asters. Preceding the ceremony
Mrs. George W. Williams. pianist.
played AT Dawning." by Cadman.
and during the reading OF the service
her selection was "A Venetian Love
Song" by Nevin. The Bridal
Chorus" from 'Lohengrin," an
nounced the entrance Of the bridal
procession which was led by Miss
Mattas and Mics Anderson. wearing
gowns Of similar design. the one
worn by Miss Mates being OF pink
and silver taheta. ruffled and blue
and silver taffeta was chosen by Miss
Anderson They carried Shepherds
/ Crooks with Premier roses fastened
/ with bows OF tulle They were fol-
/ lowed by Miss Bressler. who wore
lavender taffeta with side drapes OF
/ lavender tulle bound with taffeta.
/ The bodice was fashioned or silver
cloth. She carried a Colonial bou-
| ouet Of sunburst roses. The bride.
who entered with her father. was
lovely in her gown OF white satin
with overdrape OF real Valencennes
lace. The fun length veil OF tulle
was fastened az the head with cor
onet OF orange blossoms Her bou-
quet was a shower OF Killarney roses
and valley lilies Following the re-
ception. which was attended by many
guests from away. a wedding dinner
was served after which Mr. and Mrs
Anderson left for a motor trip which
will include Naugatuck and New
York City. They will be at home
after October Is.
With a simple but most impressive
service Miss Louise Koehler. daugh-
ter Of Adam Koehler. 226 y St
\ Peter ST. became the bride OF Elmer
i Engdohl. yesterday afternoon AT the
home OF the brides brother. Theo-
dore 9. Koehler and Mrs. KOehler,
5, 523 Riverside dr. The ceremony
was performed at 1870 o'clock by
Rev. 3. D. Beck. pastor Of Grace
! NJ z. church. before a bank OF
4 greenery. asters and roses which
formed the improvised altar In the
living room. Miss Joanna Koehler.
attended her sister as bridesmaid
and Ray Engdohl served his brother
as groomsman.
The bride wore a becoming gown
OF Canton crepe satin in the butter
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