South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-07
SOCIETY,"

" thhtNuay noIlnh8 an % clock,
Miss Fay Wickizer. daughter of NJ.
and Mrs. a, b. Wiekizer ia Frank
jim place. became the bride % Howard
q. teaser son OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. w
Feaser. lis T.. DAYTON 50 The cere-
mony was performed ia a bower OF
ferns yellow and white roses and
chrysanthemums by Bishop Hazen
White or the St James Episcopal
church. The bride was attended only
hy httle Ruth and Harry Yerrick who
scattered flowers before her, and
Master Dale Ruess, who carried the
ring. She wore her going away gown
OF tete de negre velvet with hat TO
match. During the ceremony Mrs.
Eva Wickizer Cressner, sister Of the
bride, played the LohengTin wedding
march on the harp. wedding
breakfast was served following the
ceremony 20 the immediate relatives
and intimate friends The table was
conferred with yellow and white roses.
After an eastern trip the young peO-
pie Will be at home at 703 w. COlfax
av. out OF town guests at the wed
ding were Mr.. and Mrs George
Ruess. Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Goddard
OF Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Stephen
son OF Denver Colo. Charles For
ward and Miss Mary Forward of Elk
hart Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Garrett of
Moline, H., Mrs. T. Pate and Mrs
Julla Grossman of Argos. Ind.
The Medina Girls club was enter
tanned Tuesday evening at the home
or Miss Louise Johnson. 14O1 Van
Buren ST. The time was spent pleas
antly with fancy work after which
the hostess served delicious refresh
ments- In two weeks the club will
meet with Miss Alva Chilberg. 719 w
Wayne ST.
Miss Genevieve billiard and Jo-
seph Crepeau entertained the MEM
Ders of the Oriental club Tuesday eve
ming at Miss billiards. home. SGT y
Hill ST. During the business session
a committee was appointed To ar
range for the annual harvest party TO
be held in the near future. After the
business session the evening was spent
at card tables. the guests filling five
tables and the prizes going 20 Miss
Josephine krueper and Dan Mat
thews. A delicious lunch was served
at the card tables following the
games. The club viii moet the first
Tuesday i'm November
Miss Mildred Wyek. $50 f. Monroe
ST.. entertained Tuesday evening with
miscellaneous shower compliment
VIII DE married Get % at St Pat
rl"Ns parsonage TO Harry Poh also of
SUdth Bend. The house was prettily
euratcd with autumn leaves and
EarGcD flowers. Covers at luncheon
We're placed for %. Games and mu-
sic were features of the evening In
ilt" s.tesslng contest the prize was
awarded Miss Maud Burden
The G. ". E. N. OF The Indiana Av.
CEusriaC church met Tuesday after
uoor IN very interesting session al
the home of Mrs Thomas Ort, 221
T.. Indiana aV. Following business
9etlod a vocal solo was rendered by
Mts. Isaac Wiz. A talk upon the
'Hen and Millions Movement" was
gwen by the Rev. Cecil Franklin Mrs
NJ. j. Thompson also gave a very i'm
teresung talk Miss Phoebe Goss
gave "a recitation followed by a song
b.! The boys quartet and piano solo
b Miss Dorothy Crabu. The meet
iug closed with "a social hour and re-
freshments.
he Social Sixteen was entertained
ht AIRS q. Strom, 7l9 ". Jefferson
I'm the contests the prizes We're
IN oy AIRS. j. Maher and Mrs. T..
Hood. ON oct 20 Mrs. Holmberg, 705
= Marietta st., Will entertain the
club \ dainty two-cOurse luncheon
was served.
The South Send club was enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs W.
o.. Brandt. 126 Marion ST.. Nishawaka.
The afternoon was spent with con-
tests, faVors going 10 Mrs. ID. NJ. Mad
isOn. Mrs. William Spaeth and Mrs.
Joseph Phillion. Dainty refresh
ments were served at the close of the
afternoon. The next meeting Will be
N "a In of
Mrs. Charles Bailey. Nistula av
Miss Mamie Hentzelman. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and AIRS. John Heintzel-
man. 119 Haney av.. Will be married
today at Omaha, Neb.. 10 Frank Solt
of Lyons. Neb. Miss Heintzelman left
for Omaha where she will be joined
by Mr. SOlt. The ceremony will be
performed 10y "a minister of the Pres
hYterian church of lyons. Following
"A snort wedding TIP the young peo-
pie will be at home at Lyons
The clio circle was entertained
Tuesday afternoon 10y Miss Thadesa
Taylor. 531 s. St Joseph ST The
circle is studying Japan this season
and papers were delivered upon the
topic by Miss Taylor. who spoke on
the superstitions of Japan. and
Mrs. Walter Hager who gave a pa
per entitled Christianity in the
Twentieth Century. The afternoon
closed with a social hour during which
the hostess served refreshments In
two weeks Mrs. Charles Crockett. w
ColfaN av.. will entertain the club.
Mrs John Haase. Nistula av.. was
hostess Tuesday afternoon 20 mem
bers of the Broadway club Sixteen
members and three guests were pres
ent The topic for the afternoon was
the biography and work of Riley. AIRS