South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28
Social and Other Interests of Women
SOCIETY

With quiet but beautiful ceremony
in the chapel OF LOreto at ST. Mary's.
Miss Alice Summers, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs c. X. Summers, SI4 ". Col
fax av., became the bride Of Joseph
NJ stephenson Wednesday morning at
$50 o'clock. The ceremony WAS per
formed IN the presence OF immediate
relatives only by Rev. Father Vas-
nler. the senior chaplain of s.. MaTys,
assisted by Rev. John T. DeGrOote.
The bride was attended by her little
maid OF honor, Miss Elizabeth Long
ley. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard LOnBley. Miss Summers was
charming in a girlish gown OF prin-
cess lace over "A satin drop, draped
along Grecian lines, the lons waist
bound with a rope OF pearls. A cas-
cade Of satin caught on the left
shoulder in the back fell in soft folds
and was gracefully caught in OF the
waist. The full length veil fell from
a Juliet cap which was fastened with
pearls and a cluster OF orange bios
SONS. She carried a shower Of roses
and valley lilies. Little Miss LOngley
wore a beautiful frock Of white silk
net and lace over pale p. ~repe de
chine with a court cape and "a garni-
ture Of pink rosebuds. The chapel
was artistically arranged with white
chrysanthemums and roses. Follow
ing the ceremony breakfast was
served at the Summers home which
was adorned throughout with clusters
Of pink and white roses and chrys-
anthemums and greenery. The bride
and groom left shortly after noon FOR
IN automobile tour They viii be ut
home after Dec. / in the Park View
apartments. Gary. Ind. The groom is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rome c.
Stephenson OF North Shore drive. He
offended Indiana university where he
became member Of Delta Tau Delta
fraternity. Miss Summers attended
St. Mary's for a number Of years and
later spent a year at Lasell seminary.
Auburndale, Mass.
Miss Virginia Paxton Of Lamont
terrace was hostess "Wednesday after
noon at delightful bridge party
Given as a courtesy TO Miss Geraldine
White Of Okmulgce, okla. and her
hostess. Mrs. Lawrence ROmine Cf
Howard av., recent bride. The
guests filed six tables. Clusters Of
Yellow chrvsa nthemups were used eff
fectively in the adOrnment of the sew
cral rooms and the dainty luncheon
eerved at the card tables following
ne games featured a motif of yellow
and white. The honor guests were
presented with cOrsage bouquets as
guest favors.
The Ladies' auxiliary TO the Elks
viii entertain the Elks and their !
friends Friday evening with an old |
fashioned Halloween dancing partyI
at the club house. The hall will bel
attractively decorated in keeping with /
he season and various amusementS I
viii be provided. Those who do rot /
~1re TO dance may play cards. The I
VIII he turned over 10 the Elks' /
Christmas fund.
Mrs. G. ;. Loomis, supreme deputy I
of the Ben Hur order in South Bend, !
was hostess TO the members of the !
lodge at "a Halloween party Tuesday /
evening at Beyler hall. Friends OF
Mrs. LOOMS assisted her in receiving
and added a seasOnable touch TO the
general effect with weird impersona-
tions OF witches ghosts and COLLINS /
\ witch's cave filled with countless
creatures served to complete the idea
and the entire program was carried
cut with enjoyable realism. The pro-
gram opened with the Ghost March
and alternated With dances and other
diversions such as contests vocal or
instrumental solos and victrOla selec-
tions. Delicious refreshments were
served in keeping with the Halloween
effect Of the entertainment. After a
delightful evening the program closed
with Home, Sweet Home"
Miss Esther Rosander, Chaplin St,
was hostess Tuesday evening to the
Modern Aachtes. After brief bust
ness meeting the evening was spenti
informally with games and contests.
I'm the latter the prize was awarded
Miss Neda Berg. Dainty refreshments
We're served. The next regular meet /
ing OF the club will be held at the
home of Miss Cora Holth. Catalpa
av.. Nov. 10. The club will give a
Halloween party next Thursday even
ing at the home Of Miss sigma Fors-
lund, 2O19 Catalpa aV.
The AS You Like 1t club was en-
tertained Tuesday evening by Miss
Anna Stanfeld. 124 :. William st. The
program was in charge of Miss Min
ME French and consisted OF the read
ing OF four chapters from the book
"Qu eed." Miss Grace Cady gave the
current events discussion and the
meeting closed with an informal hour