South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-26

The double ring ceremony was sol
cmnized by the Rev. r. a MARGIN
lax. The bridal party entered the
church TO the strains Of the Mendels-
sohn wedding march. The brides
gown was a beautiful creation Of
white silk crepe meteor made en- train
with trimmings OF pearls She wore
q full length veil and wreath Of valley
lilies. Little Miss Regina Kranc as
ring bearer wore a dress Of light blue
SILK crepe demOir. Miss Agnes Sow
iesOlka- maid Of honor wore "a white
crepe de chine with pearls and car
rlcd white chrysanthemums Miss
Gertrude SeChOWska. sister Of the
bride and Miss Helen Kranc as brides
maids wore white silk crepe de chine
with trimmings of pcals. The groom
was attended by Robert Stults, his
brother and Noel Roe. The church
was decorated with festoOns Of smilaX
and white ribbons and palms and
cut flowers. The dining room and
reception rooms where the wedding
breakfast was served To- about 90
guests. were also decorated with fes-
toons Of smilaX. Large bouquets OF
white carnations formed the center
piece Of each table
Mrs. Ellsworth Reichard OF Day
ton, Ohio. sister of the groom was
among the out Of town guests. Mr..
and Mrs. StUlts viii make their home
for the present with the groom's
mother, at 1923 S. Franklin st.
The Sunshine club was entertained
very pleasantly Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. Henry BOettcher, 1917 Van
Buren, ST. After a business meeting
contests were enjoyed. favors in which
were aWai led Mrs Maud Dice, Mrs.
William SchOck and Mrs. Frank Lond.
The club viii meet Dec. with Mrs.
William Schock. Sixth St. River Park.
The C. a. c. entertained Wednes-
day night with its annual fall dane
ing party Thirty-fivr couples at
tended several guests beng from out
of town. Messick's orchestra pro-
vided music for the program OF dances.
Refreshments were served.
Complimenting Miss Rose Schafer,
whose marriage TO DR. A. +. Gilster
Of Chicago viii take place early in
December, Mrs. +. z. w eiss, PIT s. St.
Louis St, entertained charmingly
Tuesday evening with q miscellaneous
shower. The house was beautifully
decorated for the occasion with hearts
and flowers in a color scheme Of pink
and white. The table in the dining
room where delectable refreshments
were served, was conferred with q
miniature bride and groom beneath
a shower of hearts and surrounded by
arches each lighted with tiny in
candescent bulb. Covers were placed
for Il. During the evening several
contests were given, the taVOrs going
TO Miss Helen IL slanger and Miss
Clara Muessel. Miss Muesset VIII en-
terrain with a shower for Miss Schafer
next Wednesday evening.
The Qui Vive cIuD held its regular
meeting Tuesday evening at the home
Of Miss Georgia KTatscZh, 734 HarIi-
son av., and made plans for a progress
sive Christmas party to be held the
evening Of Dec. %. Following the
business session a social hour was en-
jOyed and the hostess served de
licious refreshments.
The Medina Girls club was enter
tanned Tuesday evening at the home
of Miss Alma Hagquist 2211 Catalpa
av. The evening was spent with fancy
work and dainty refreshments were
served. The hostess furnished sew
eral musical numbers. The club VIII
meet Dec. 8 with Miss Alice HOlth,
91S Catalpa av.
At the banquet given by the Build
ers' Bible class Tuesday evening at
Hope chapel the following program
was carried out. THE Church a Ser
want TO the Entire Community" was
the general subject which was subdi-
vided into "The Church and the
Child" which was spoken on by Miss
Veva Harrison in Which she showed
the connection of the two and the
need Of the child in the church. Rev.
a. c. OrmOnd gave a talk on The
Church and the Youth. Mrs. Walter
N. Weld gave a short address on
The Church and the Woman. She
said. LAS the mother is the closest one
10 the child so should she be the
closest TO the church" DR.. e. a. LIP
pincott spoke on THE Church and the
Man" showing that a church could
not exist without the man.
George Allison acted as postmaster.
Plates were set for 125. An orchestra
from ElkhaTt furnished the music.
The Misses Ruth and Grace Patti
son. 40 T.. Monroe ST., entertained
pleasantly Tuesday evening for their
cagO. The guests numbered eight
various social diversions and luncheon
was served at its close.
The division of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the First Baptist church, un-
/ der Cora Case met Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. c. a Decker, 211
w. Wayne st. The afternoon was de-
voted 10 a business meeting for the
purpose of planning the years work.