Berrien County MI Archives Marriages.....Bowerman, Marjorie - Shaw, Lawrence "Buck" August 24, 1922
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Niles Daily Star-Sun, Thurs., Aug. 24, 1922, page 1
Niles Daily Star-Sun, Thurs., Aug. 24, 1922, page 1

FOOTBALL STAR WEDS NILES GIRL

	Mis[sic] Marjorie Bowerman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Bowerman, 403
South Fifth street and Lawrence Shaw . .this morning at 6:30 o’clock at St.
Mary’s Catholic church by . .Rev. V. Ducat.  The bride was attended by Miss Mae
Codd, while Robert Phalen of South Bend, a classmate of the groom at Notre Dame
university was the best man.
	The bride and her bridemaid wore navy blue suits, with hats to match. Each wore
a corsage of roses and sweet peas.
	Following the ceremony, the bridal party and the bride’s parents were motored
to South Bend where they had breakfast in the Wedgewood room of the Oliver
hotel. The table was decorated with garden flowers, a gift of Niles friends of
the bride.
	Mr. and Mrs. Shaw left at noon for Stewart, Iowa, where they will visit the
groom’s parents for a week.  They will then go to Reno, Nevada, where the groom
will be athletic director at the University of Nevada.
	Mr. Shaw, known as “Buck” Shaw, was graduated from Notre Dame University last
June.  He is prominently known as a star player of Notre Dame University’s
football team for two years.
	The bride was graduated from the Niles high school class of 1919.  She has been
prominent in Niles social circles and since the announcement of her engagement
to Mr. Shaw she has been the guest of honor of numerous social affairs which
were concluded with a prenuptial dinner on Tuesday evening at the Mishawaka
hotel at which the Beta Gamma Upsilion sorority of which she is a member were
hostesses.  Many beautiful gifts have been showered upon the young people.
	In August, 1921, Miss Bowerman and two other Niles young women opened a
dress-making establishment in most attractive quarters at 219 ˝ Main street and
which has proven a successful business enterprise.
	


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