South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-22

SOCIETY

Miss Hazel Morse. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin Morse Of r. Bowman
St, and Richard A. WAGNER. son of
Mrs. Minnie Wagner OF ". Marion
ST. were quietly united in marriage
Tuesday evening AT s o'clock at the
parsonage Of Westminster Presbyter-
ian church. Rev. n. p. Hostetter Off
Ciating. The attendants were John
and Bessie Morse brother and sister
OF the bride The young couple went
Immediately TO tF cir new home, 2O6
T. Pennsylvania av.. where they held
an informal reception.
CompIimenting their house guests.
Mr.. and Mrs william Evans OF Chi
caeo and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cald-
well Of Richmond Ind. Mr.. and Mrs.
C. W. Caldwell entertained "A small
party Tuesday with a canoe trip down
the river 10 mosquito glen. where "A
picnic supper was served. other in
formal family affairs are planned for
them.
The WOmens Home Missionary So
ciety Of the First NJ. r. church was
held Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. George Beyier, 223 ;. Lafay-
cite st The assisting hostesses were
Mrs. r. f. Rupel Mrs. W Napier
and Mrs J G. Slower. Following a
short business session Mrs. A. =.
SibleX took charge of the program
which consisted of an excellent paper,
a Trip Through the Schools Of the
SOUTH by Mrs. Emil Reyer; leaflet.
Mrs. A. w Lee, report OF the recent
conference at Valparaiso. Mrs n. A.
1ohulka. During the social hour the
hostesses served dainty refreshments.
The society viii meet Aug is with
Mrs. o. II. Collmer, SOC 5. Clinton ST.
Miss Ethel Rush. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. i. Fl. Rush, Lakeville. and
Harry Wallace of MaTshalltOwn. Ia.
but employed by the r. c.. Dunn Co.
iU South Bend, were married Monday
in Valparaiso, Ind. The marriage.
while a great surprise 10 Miss Rush's
friends. was not entirely unexpected,
as II was known that the young peO-
pie would be married soon. They left
South Bend Monday morning for Val
paralsO. expecting TO go on to Chi
cago. They made the trip by auto.
il is supposed that they will spend a
short time in Marshalltown. Ia, at the
home Of Mr.. Wallace. before return
ing TO South Bend, where they will
probably reside. Miss Rush has been
for sometime a teacher in the Laurel
school, and has a number of friends
here.
The COlfax Avenue w. c. T. L. was
entertained Tuesday with an all day
picnic at the home OF Mrs Melvin
Huey. Elwood av A delicious dinner
was served at noon, after which the
day was spent socially, following a
business meeting. An impromptu mu-
steal program was given. several ex-
cellent piano numbers being render
ed. The union will meet again the
third Wednesday in September with
Mrs. w. G.. McManus S34 Portage
av.
Mrs. Harry Johnson, jr., OF F.. JEFF
ferson boulevard. was hostess Tuesday
at a charming luncheon at the Lex
ingtOn tea rooms, cOmplimenting Mrs
irving Sibley jr., who will leave
shortly for Danville. H.. 10 reside
The table was daintily appointed with
clusters Of garden flowers Covers
were placed for ten guests.
As a courtesy to her guest. Miss
Agnes Stevenson of Cleveland, o..
Miss Marie Chaplin. w Colfax av.. en-
tertaiGed a party at the Lexington tea
rooms Tuesday afternoon. Tea was
served at 4 o'clock at table charm
inEly arranged with pink and white
snapdragon as centerpiece. while pink
roses We're used for the guest favors
Covers were placed for eight.
John Reynolds. $50 w. LasaUe av..
entertained at dinner Tuesday even
ing at Browns of Crumstown. as a
courtesy 20 Miss Laura Bausher of
Niontclaire. y. J.. guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos de Lorenzi. 919 w. ColfaX
av The party motored out.
Complmenting her house guest.
Miss Nell Lauter of Chattanooga,
Tenn, Miss Eula Fites entertained
Tuesday afternoon with theater
party at the Auditorium followed by
Is o'clock dinner at her home. 1912
=. Michigan st. The guests beside
Miss Lauter included the Misses Kit
tie Bowman, Carrie Kuntz Bertha
Kern of Peoria, Ill.,. Olive Culp, Ruby
Moody and Marie Wayne.