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hostess with Miss Luella Bruits and Miss Mnjorip Curry. Miss Kinder's marriage to Bernard EekstedT. of Chicago, takes place Wednesday, June is. •*Miss fether Fox informally entertained her sewing: club Monday afternoon at hoi Home on Fox avenue, complimenting Mrs. Bernard Spaeth, of Davenport. Iowa. The rooms were prettily and tastefully decorated with baskets of early summer blossoms. Guests were: Mrs. Oscar Sggeman, Mrs. Ed Disser. Mrs- J. F. McArdle, Mrs. Clem Shleffer, Mrs. John 'Suel-zer, jr., Mrs. Stephen Callahan, Mrs. Victor Xossbamn, Mrs. Martin Gre-ven and Miss Juno Fox.I held in the afternoon from 3 to S , o'clock, and was attended by many friends and relatives.The bridal couple left lain in the afternoon for Rochester, N. X-. where they will remain for a week, after which they will bo on to ocher eastern eitie3. The bride wore a tailored suit of novelty cloth _ for traveling, in in shades of tan and green, and a transparent hat of black trimmed in jet. With this a pretty blouse of figured georgette was worn.Mr. and Mrs. Kohl will make their home in. Chicago. Mrs. Kohl was for some time, office manager at the Ath-'aneaum Teachers' University ofCom-rrterce. Mr. Kohl is an accountant with the firm of Chase and Sanborn, Chicago.WOEHNK EH-VOIROL.Another pretty wedding which took place yesterday, morning at the Precious ^Slood church was that of Miss Celia Voirel daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Voirol. 602 Putnam street, and Mr. Alfred Woehnker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woehnker, Rev. Father Hummer officiated, the nuptials taking place at 0 o'clock, in the presence of many relatives and friends. Miss Cecelia Voirol. sister of theJEHL-HOOCH.A pretty wedding toc-k place -yesterday morning at Kt, Peter's Catholic church when Miss Elisabeth Hooch, daughter of Mrs. Elisabeth Hooch, of Warsaw street, was married to Mr. Leo Jelil, son of Mrs. Mary K. Jehl. Miss Mario Jehl and Mrs- Carl Hooch were in- the bridal party. The bride was gowned in white crepe de chine, the skirt trimmed with many tucksbride, and Mr. Edward Woehnker,* a ! and the blouse finished with filet in-brother of the groom, were the attendants. The bride was gowned Itl. white satin applique in silver. Her veil was of white maline. in cap effect, with tiny roses for the cdjr.e Her bouquet was of bride's roses. The bridesmaid’s costume was of pink georgette; she carried on arm bott-quetof sunburst roses. A beautifully appointed wedding breakfast was served at the Summit City restaurant, with covers laid for seventeen. Pink roses made up the decorations of the table, and a lovely wedding cake was the centerpiece.Mr. and Mrs- Woehnker left yesterday for a lake trip. Upon their return to this city they will reside with the groom's parents, at 3 60-1 East Wayne street. Mr. Woehnker is con- , netted with the S. F. Bowser firm. Mr. will. reside at. 4and Mrs. George Voirol of Toledo were ■'.....the out-of-town guests.srrtion and edging. A tulle veil hung to the hem of her gown, and was fashioned to form a cap. About the forehead a tiny wreath of swansonia was worn. H.er bouquet was of bride's roses. Miss Jehl appeared in pink crepe de meteor beaded and embroidered, and finished about the waist with a Eash with a bow tied at the back. An arm houquet of Shaw-yer roses completed the costume.A wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Jehl left for Niagara Valla and other eastern points. The bride wore for traveling a suit of gray satin, with blouse, hat and shoos to match. Mr. Jehl is with the J. TV. i,or,ey company. He and Mrs. Jehl Uasselle street uponKOHL-KLUG.ilfeir ieturn to the city.WOMAN’S CLUB LEAGUE.Yesterday afternoon at the Y, W. appoint- C. A., the executive board of theA wedding of beautiful ments. taking place yesterday at St.; Woman's Club league met in session,Marv’s Catholic church, was that of Miss Helen Klug\.daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Ktug, of this city, to Mr. Matt ,T. Kohl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kohl, of .Chicago. The nuptials were read by Msgr, Oechtering.Miss Agnes Klug, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Miss Clare ] Suelzer and Miss Helen App were | bridesmaids. The groom was attend- j ed by Mr. William Kohl and Mr. Mar- , tin Draths, of Chicago. Messrs: Clar- 1 ence and Nick Passino and Harry j Reitz acted as ushers.Miss Agnes Ktug, as maid of honor, was attired in a pretty frock of pink georgette, trimmed in ruffles, and a i crow-niess hat of like material. She-carried a shower bouquet of pink | snapdragons- The bridesmaids’ gowns •were alike and were of pink erenc: de meteor, trimmed in touches of hluo. Picture hats of georgette, with trims of flowers and ribbon streamers and shower bouquets of roses, daisies nnri bachelor buttons completed the costumes. jThe' bride was gowned in white ! charmeuse. made low at the nock, j and fashioned with a court train! which fell in graceful folds from her about the head by a tiny wreath of shoulders. The veil was held In place delicate orange blossoms. The flowers carried by the bride were swansonia and bride's roses.A wedding breakfast was served at, the- home of the bride's parents, on ’ Hanna street; with covers laid for -, seventy-five guests. Roses and smllax decorated the table, with a wedding t cake as centerpiece. A -reception wasand decided to continue the Amert-■canizaiion work of the league under the direction of the general commit-
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Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Fort Wayne, Indiana, US
Wed, Jun 11, 1919
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