South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-18

Miss Meta Mates. daughter Of Mrs. |
r. A. Mates. became the bride OF |
Leo +. Carney Of Toledo. o.. Saturday |
morning At 1880 o'clock with quiet /
ceremony at the home OF her brother. !
AdOiph Mates. 1872 $ Main ST. Rev. |
Matthew schumacher c. 5. G.. Of |
Notre Dame university. officiating. !
only the immediate relatives and a
few friends witnessed the ceremony. |
The bride was stunningly gOwned in |
. suit OF ocean green silk poplin with |
p blouse or cream silk shadow lace |
Her hat was an imported model of /
black lace trimmed with Jet and straw
roses. She wore "A corsage Of pink !
sweet peas and valley lilies. Miss
Rita Staples OF South Bend and Ar
thur Carney OF Toledo. brother Of the !
groom. we're the attendants. Miss |
Staples wore modish navy blue cloth !
suit with blue flower trimmed hat and |
a corsage Of violets
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the Oliver
hotel at which covers were placed for
-. The table was placed in the pri-
vate dining room and centered with a
low mound OF spring flowers. Among
the guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Carney and Arthur Carney OF Toledo
and Charles Carney Of Detroit.
Shortly after the breakfast Mr.. and
Mrs. Carney left for Toledo where
after May 1 they will be at home at
2305 Monroe ST. Mr.. Carney is sales
manager Of the Nagal Electric Co.
Miss Mates will be a distinct loss
to South Bend social circles in which
she was we'll known and popular. She
Is a talented musician and a young
woman OF exceptional executive abil-
ity which she displayed in the or
gsnizatiOn and successful Leadership
or the Mates orchestra, for several
years past one OF the most popular
musical organizations in the city,
As the elimination of their seaosn' s !
work together, the members Of DR.. G..
r. Vickery's sociology class cOmpI
mented their leader and Mrs. Vickery
with dinner az the oliver hotel Fri
day evening. Covers were placed for
IS. the only guest beside the members
of the class having been Miss Carrie
Rein. through whose fundamentally
The extension classes in sociology
have been organized in the city.
William Happ ably and humorously
presided as POSTMASTER and the pro-
gram included toasts from each of
the men present after which the WON
en- were Unexpectedly called upon for
lmpromptu speeches and were COM
plimented by the POSTMASTER for their
original and clever responses. In ap-
probation OF the cOurtesies extended
10 the class by Mrs. Vickery she was
presented with an empire basket Of
Richmond roses.
Besides DIR. and Mrs. Vickery and
Miss Rein covers were placed for Mr.
and Mrs. William Happ, Mr.. and Mrs
Lem J. Dare. Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ
Hutchinson. Mr.. and Mrs. X. c. De-
Rhodes, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Hansel
Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Pettengill. Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Elbei Mr. and Mrs
Homer Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hatch, III. A. Pershng. Miss Sarah
WINERY. George Thorward, Miss Ma
dine Folsom and Miss Virginia Tut
The class has planned 10 bring Dr.
WeatheTby OF Indiana university TO
the city for a lecture later in the
spring. to which the public will be-
invited. A committee was also ap-
pointed TO reOrganize the class in the
fall for a continuation of its work.
At ito general meeting next Friday
the st. Joseph hospital aid society will
be entertained at a musical tea at the
commercial Athletic club. the feature
NJ which Will be a musical program
by the st. Mary's Glee club. The
hOstesses for the occasion will be Mrs
+. ]. O'Brien. Mrs. NJ. =. Coquillard.
Cook Of Niles
Mrs Bertha p Jacques of Chicago
member of the Chicago Society of
Etchers and an authority on the sub
Iect Of etching will give a lecture be-
fore the members of the Progress
club Saturday afternoon, April 25.
She will take as her subject The
Process OF Etching. At her last ap-
Pearance in South Bend she eNhib-
ted a collection OF Japanese block
prints by Helen Hyde. who studied for
many years in Japan: Mrs Jaques is
he wife of DR. w X. JaqueS. a
prominent Chicago physician. She is
n great demand as an etcher and lee
.urer. While in the city she will be
ne guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. Clarence
Bali. 142 Elder ST.
Mrs. II. f. Freehafer. Miss Olive
Bailey and Miss Ada Wells entertained
Hrs Marshs Sunday school class of
he First Christian church at the
aome OF the latter, 221 +. Broadway.
friday evening. A short praGram and
contests were the features OF the even
ng. Luncheon was served.
A delightful affair of Friday even
ZIG was the formal guest ball in Amer
van hall with which the Benedict
.lub closed its season II was a brill
SAINT affair attended by so couples
The hall vas simply but attractively
decorated with greenery, and clusters
y spring flowers were used in the din
pg room. The entertaining commit
ee was composed OF Mr.. and Mrs.
salem Towne, Nj. and Mrs. Victor
ones and DR.. AND Mrs. Glenn Shidler
supper was served at IL o'clock after
which the annual business meeting
sas held and the following officers for