South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-24

SOCIETY

Miss Buella Early. daughter Of Mrs.
Mark WarIick. 116 Ewing ST., and
otto Miller. son Of Mrs Joseph Miller.
III y Bridge ST. were united i'm mar
riage at O'Clock ~ ednesGay evening
at the parish house OF ST. Joseph
Catholic church, Rev. T. J. Carroll Off
eating. The attendants were Miss
Anna Miller. sister Of the groom, and
Homer Desomier- The bride was
gowned in simple but beautiful gown
of white crepe de chine. with "A pic
ture hat and she carried an arm bOu~
Quet OF brides roses. The bridesmaid
wore white embroidered wolfe with
trimmings OF Irish lace and carried
sweet peas After the ceremony a
reception was held at the new home Of
the young couple, SIS r.. Bowman St.
which has been completely furnished.
Palms and cut flowers were used pro-
fuseiy IN decorating. After a short
wedding trip they viii be at home at
S15 r. Bowman 81. The groom is the
foreman Of the drivers at the Ideal
Laundry Co.
Mrs. Katherine Blakely, t21 Keasey
So. was delightfully."- surprised Tuesday
evening by a company OF friends and
neighbOrs. in celebration OF her 45th
wedding anniversary. The evening
was spent in "A sociable way and at its
close light refreshments were served.
Mrs Fred H. Wagner entertained
the members Of her Sunday school
class OF the Trinity NJ. T. church Tues
day afternoon at a farewell party for
Miss Thelma Van Doren. who viii
leave Thursday for Detroit TO live. The
afternoon was spent with music fur
nlshed by Miss Van DOren, and with
games At the close of the afternoon
the hostess served dinner at daintily
"a
rambler roses. Besides the honor
guests covers were placed for the
Misses Dorothy Axtell, Stella Hanger,
Esther Transporter. Marjorie and Nellie
Hicks and Dorothy Locke and Rev.
Guy o. Carpenter, student pastor of
| the church.
In the presence Of about 90 rela-
tives and friends, Miss Ethel Miller
Crockett. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Crockett 627 w. COlfaN av..
and NJ. T. l.. Fuller of Birmingham,
la, were married Tuesday evening
at o'clock. The ceremony, marked
by it's simple beauty, was performed
Iy the Rev. c. A LipDincOtt in the
living room at the brides home where
June lilies and white sweet peas were
used with charming effect in decOra-
ton. White posts with garlands OF
blossoms formed an arch beneath
which the bridal party stood. Miss
Crockett was unattended save for her
niece, little Miss Elizabeth Crockett,
who acted as flower girl e..
The bride was gowned in white
ivory satin, with a bodice of white
and cream point and applique lace.
She wore a full length veil, caught
here and there with clusters OF
orange blossoms, which were also
used upon the bodice. She carried
a shower bouquet of valley lilies.
Following the ceremony. a wedding
supper was served in the dining room
where a mound Cf white sweet peas
and roses adorned the table. The
young people left at once for the east.
They Will make their home in Birm
ingham, Ala. Miss Crockett is one
of the most charming and popular
Young women IN South Bend having
spent her life here. She leaves host
II friends who regret her departure.
Out Of town guests at the wedding
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Merits,
Uniontown. Penn; Mrs. w. 5. Croft
and daughter, and Mrs Geo. p. HOov-
or from BrownviHe, Mrs. Harry Still
man from Macon. Ga, and Miss Agnes
Stevenson of Cleveland, Ohio.
Complimenting Miss LaVerene
ROusch Keasey ST.. who will be mar
ried Saturday TO Jesse H.ttle, Mrs.
VIM. ROusch, Miss Ethel Bondurant
ana Miss IIeNd Gelel enter ldlIltu
Monday evening at a miscellaneous
shower at the home OF Mrs Rousch,
Elder St There were about 40 pres
emit. among them the Sunday school
class of the United Brethren church
TO which Miss Rousch belongs Dainty
refreshments were served.
Miss Mary Mills. GA y Michigan
ST very pleasantly entertained the
Lucky Ten club Tuesday with picnic
at Leeper park. The day was spent
with various games, a feature being
the delicious picnic dinner served at
noon Miss Martha Hood. 619 y.
Michigan ST. was a guest of the club.
Miss Gladys Kightman 7O1 y JEFF
ferson St. viii entertain Tuesday.
June so.
MIS-. T. y. Vale was hostess Tues
day afternoon 20 the Social Sixteen
club at her home on Marietta ST. In
contests. faVOrs were awarded Mrs.
oliver Johnson and Mrs John Mayer
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess. Mrs. j. Z. Anderson.