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

SOCIETY

A pretty wedding OF Tuesday was
that Of Miss Mabel Wyek OF 5O3 W.
Iasalle av.. and Martin T. Hartford.
son OF Thomas Hartford Of Notre
Dame av., which took place at 1880
O'Clock at St Patrick's church, Rev
John r. DeGrOOte officiating. The
attendants were Miss Irene Wyek.
sister Of the bride and Edward Kin
dig The bride was attractive in a
gown OF white crepe meteor draped in
shadow lace. She wore brides roses
and valley lilies and carried a shower
bouquet OF the same flowers. The
bridesmaid wore pink with sweet peas
in her hair and carried pink carna-
tions. Following the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast was served at the
brides home m w. Lasalle av.. al
which covers were placed for %
Among the guests were Mrs. Eugene
Wyek and Miss Grace Mcdowell of
oklahoma City, Okla. The bride and
groom left for a trip TO Toledo. o..
and other points. On their return
they will be at home for a time with
the brides sisters on w. Lasalle av.
Miss Nellie Haugan has issued in
vitatiOns for a tea 10 take place on
Thursday afternoon at 1880 o'clock at
the Lexington tea room, compliment
ing Miss Fern Bartlett. her no.
guest.
Honoring Miss Julia Dreyer Of In
dlanapOlis, house guest of Miss Mar
garet Bender, the Phi Sigma sorority
entertained delightfully."- at tea Mon
day afternoon at o'clock in the Lex
lngtOn tea rooms. Fifteen members
were present The Misses Virginia
Paxton and Madge woodward poured.
The table was charmingly appointed
with French baskets Of daisies and
pink roses.
The marriage OF Miss Elsie V. Lar
son. daughter Of Mrs. Caroline Lar
son. y. Sadie St. and Rody -. Emer-
lex. 5. st. Peter ST.. was solemnized
thursday evening at the home of the
bride 8 mother, Rev. A. Keck oficiat-
ing. The bride wore a gown OF
pongee silk with shadow lace trim
mings A wedding supper was served
after the ceremony to the Immediate
FAMILIES. The home was prettily dec
Grated with white roses and pink car
nations. After July so, Mr.. and Mrs.
Limerick will be at home at 217 n.
Sadie st.
Mrs. Frank East. formerly Miss
Ellen Claunch of this city, entertained
al a weekend house party. The party
consisted of Miss Grace Shultz. Miss
Nellie RennOe, Miss FlOrena Claunch.
Miss Lena Perlick, all of South Bend.
and the Misses Maud East and Flor
ence Holland Of Three Rivers. Miss
Shultz will remain at the East home
Tor few days.
Mrs. Henry Pomanka Of Terre
Coupee entertained at dinner Sunday.
hOnoring Miss Marie Precht Of Chi
cago, a guest of Mr.. and Mrs +. D.
Strong of South Bend Among the
arty were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Po-
manka and daughter. Miss Edna Robi-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hand of
Is.
Complimenting her house guest.
Miss Inez Wilson OF Duluth Mimi,
and Miss Jay Sutherland of Cincin-
natl, O, house guest of Miss Louise
Studebaker. Miss Vera Campbell en-
tertained at a delightful picnic sup
per Monday evening at her summer
home, Thrushwood. on the banks of
the river north OF Niles Following
supper the evening was spent inform
ally.
The Young Women's Foreign Mis-
siOnary society of the Grace Nj. r.
church was entertained Monday even
ing at the home OF Mrs. Omar Naftz-
ger, :. Virginia st. The Misses Louise
BotsfOrd and Florence Mountjoy were
the assisting hostesses Miss Grace
Bernhard read an interesting paper on
Foreign missions, following the short
business meeting. Music was enjoy
ed and the remainder OF the evening
was spent socially Refreshments
were served. The society Will be Civ
en- a picinc supper the first Monday
IN August, at the home of Mrs Marvin
Lambert, Olive st.
The Outing and Tennis club Of the
Y ". c. a. will hike" to the woods
beyond ST. Mary's this evening for a
picnic and campfire supper They
viii leave the city at O'Clock. The
party will number Il