South Bend news-times., 1922-11-29
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CT. James Episcopal church was
- tho picturesque setting for an
unusually beautiful and i'm
pressive ceremony Tuesday when
Miss Charlotte Strong White. daugh-
tor OF Bishop and Mrs. John Hazen
White, became the bride of Rev.
Edgar Thomson Pancoast OF Bel
mont. y. Y, son Of Edwin John
Pancoaht OF Philadelphia, Pa Ths
service was read at ~ o'clock noon
by Bishop White, assisted By hts
SOD, Rev. Russell White. IN the
presence OF several hundred guests.
Quantities 1f white chrysanthe-
nuAns and greenery were effective
" used for the decoration OF the
church. A mass OF ferns at the back
or the altar relieved By chrysauthe-
NUNS formed the artistic back
ground for the gold crLcifx and the
many lighted tapers. on each side
or the chaucel. witch was partially
hidden by palms and ferns, were
tan baskets Of the white chrysan-
themums and the aisle down which
she bridal party passed was outlined
With greenery and white satin rib
bon.
Otto J. Goneney. presiding at the
organ, played Melody" by Friml
and The Wedding Song by Call
carts, and as the hour OF noon ap-
preached the fun vested choir on.
tered singing for the processiona
Lord, Who az Cana's Wedding
Feast." The Bridal Chorus from
'Lohengrin" announced the entrance
OF the bridal party. which was led
by the ushers. Walker White OF Syra-
cuse, Ind. brother OF the bride;
Charles X. Marquiss OF New York
City, and Arthur l. May. The matrOn
OF honor. Mrs. Charles \. Marquiss
OF New York City. sister Of the
bride. was the next 10 enter, wearing
n draped gown OF yellow chiffon.
The quaint basque was finished at
the bottom with a sash OF bronze
tulle tied in a smart knot at one side,
from which fell long ends forming a
side train. Miss Mae Valentine OF
Michigan City. Ind, followed Her
gown was similar 20 the one worn
by Mrs. MaTquiss. Each wore a pic
ture hat OF bronze tulle simply trim
med with a fetching rosette OF the
same material and carried an arm
bouquet OF pom pom chrysanthe-
NUNS in the shades OF yellow and
brown. tied with bronze tulle.
The maid Of honor. Miss Mary May
White OF New York City. sister Of
the bride. was the next 20 enter.
Her gown was fash oned OF yellow
chiffon and ecru Span sh lace. The
long waist. which revealed the Jenny
neck and short draped sleeve, was
finished at the bottom with a sash
OF bronze tulle tied at the side. the
ends OF which formed the train.
Graceful panels OF the yellow chif-
fon formed the overdrape for the
long full skirt. She also wore a
rlcture hat OF bronze tulle and car
ried an arm bouquet OF yellow and
bronze pom pons tied with bronze
chiffon ribbon.
The attractive bride. who wake
with her brother, ElwOOd s. White
OF Glen Cove. l.. l., was lovely In her
gown OF ivory Duchess satin, which
was draped on each side and held
The waist was designed with the Y
neck and short cap sleeve. The cour;
train, over which fell the fun length
veil Of tulle. was fastened at the
shoulders with knots Of the satin.
The veil was held by a juliet cap
with a brow band OF orange bios
SONS finished at the sides with
rosettes OF tulle. She wore a string
OF pearls and carried a shower bou-
Quet OF white sweet peas and valley
lilies
As the bride neared the chancel.
she was met by the groom and his
brother. Alfred Pancoast OF Phila-
delphia who entered from the
sanctuary and the bethrothal
was pronounced by Father White.
Mrs. Frederick c. Reimold sang
20 Perfect Love" by Sand
rlngham. whie the bride ana
groom approached the altar where
the ceremony was performed by
Bishop White. The MendelssOhn
wedding march was chosen for the
recessional and as the bridal Earty
left the church, the choir sang The
Voice That Breathed Der Eden"
Mrs. White chose for her gown
black chiffon broche with a girdle OF
Jet Her ornaments were diamonds
and she wore velvet hat Of black.
Following the ceremony @ we'd
ding breakfast was served at the
home Of the brides parents 10 so
-gucsts The decorations OF the home
were also Of clrysaathemums IN tho
various shades.