South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-14

Robert Babcocs, son OF Mr.. and Mrg.
Louis Babcock 129 Birdsell ST, and
Rosana Stopper. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Stopper, 324 Lawrence st.
Mishawaka, were quietly married
Saturday morning at the residence Of
Rev Henry L. Davis. Mr. and Mrs
BabcOck viii make South Bend their
future home.
Members OF the Qui Vive club ard
their guests were delightfully."- enter
tanned with a valentine party at the
home Of Miss Winifred Kryder. 615
riverside Drive Friday evening
twenty guests enjoyed Miss Kryder &
hospitality. The house was appropri-
ated decorated with hearts ana
cupids. Contests OF various kinds and
music were thoroughly enjoyed. To-
ward the close OF the evening prettily
decorated boxes containing refresh
ments we're auCtiOned on and fittingly
paid for with hearts
The Alumni association OF the South
Bend kindergarten Training school
was delightfully."- entertained Friday
afternoon with a valentine party at the
home Of Miss Anna COllmer. 412 S.
Lafayette 81. a delicious lunch was
served at the close Of the afternoon.
AIRS. Donald Duban entertained
charmingly Friday afternoon with an
informal thimble at her new home,
2029 S. Michigan ST. Her guests num-
bered IL. In a Valentine contest the
iavoTs were won by Mrs Harry Arm
strong and Miss Marjorie Hibberd.
1T the close of the afternoon "A delici-
Gus luncheon was served featuring the
Valentine idea
The Frances Willard W. c. T. L.
held its regular meeting Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Frederick
kntzian, 2223 s. Lafayette st. The
program for the afternoon consisted
ol a paper on Purity ia Literature"
by Mrs. William Edison: talk on the
frances Willard Memorial fund. Mrs.
Noah PlatZ. papers on the life Of
Frances Willard. Mrs. Wesley Miller
and Mrs. X. G.. Railsback A commit
tee composed of Mrs. Henry Kale,
Mrs. Wesley Miller and Mrs William
Edison was appointed to arrange for
an open meeting 10 arouse interest in
the campaign for the national consti-
tutiOnal prohibition amendment. The
hostess served dainty refreshments
az the close Of the program. The
society Will meet March Is with Mrs.
j.. G. Proud. 1913 Georgia av.
MISS Nv tlBtliu MIltIs uduEIlltI Of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Miller Of New
carlisle. was married at high noon
Friday TO Harry Wedel of Crums-
town. The ceremony was performed
at the residence OF Rev. Cecil Frank
lin. pastor of the Indiana Avenue
christian church. The bride was
Charmingly attiTed IN a dress of royal
purple with trimmings of lace. The
couple were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Harris of this city. Mr.
and Mrs WedeI viii make their home
IN CrUmstOwn.
The FeHowcraft club held It's fort
lightly dancing party Friday evening
90 American hall the affair being in
the nature Of a patriotic party. The
windows and walls were festOOned
with red, white and blue Streame rs.
\ light supper was served. The club
has made plans for a Colonial fancy
dress ball to- be held in American hall
Feb. 2l. The party will be "a week
earlier than the regular club date
owing 60 the opening Of Lent.
with a delightful dinner at the
home of Mr.. and AIRS. r. NJ. Jackson
ON the Portage av. road. the members
ut the Broadway club entertained
their husband Friday evening. Gov
rrs were placed for 40 at tables
adorned with centerpieces of red car
nations and narcissi Cupids and
hearts were also used in the decOra-
lions In contest given following
The dinner the favor was won by e
D.. Warrick.
The Ladies' Aid society of st. Jo-
-ephs hospital met IN ST. Patrick's
school library Friday afternoon to
sew for the charity ward. a short
business session was also held during
which reports of committees were
given. The hoStesses for the after
noon were Mesdames Dan Kelley, J.
~ Hines and W. A. Gresk. Another
meeting viii be held i'm March.