South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-29

SOCIETY

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The younger crowd which always
has gala time no matter how hot
the weather. is rejoicing IN the ac-
cession 10 their number OF several
young visitors whose presence VIII
occasion a great many pleasant lntor-
mai affairs.
OF particular interest is the arrival
OF Miss Margaret Callander and VIII
helmina Smith. nieces of Mrs. Warde
/. Mack OF North Shore drive. The
Misses Callander and Smith are two OF
the five nieces who visited with Mrs
Mack last summer, the others being
Miss Eleine Rider Of Hammond, and
the Misses Verle and EloiSe Standish
OF Detroit. The young women are
very popular here and their presence
will be the Introduction to a number
OF charming social events. Frank
Callander, brother OF Miss Callander
and Stedman Smith of Chicago will
also visit at the Mack home.
The Misses Margaret and Dorothy
Spain OF Detroit. who are visiting with
Mrs. Walter Derr. have been the re-
cfDients Of "A series Of delightful cOur-
tesies. With Mrs. David j. GuilfOyle.
". Iasalle av. are visiting her niece
and nephew, Miss Grace and Master
John Feely OF Joliet, H., who were
Miss Gertrude Chillas, 5l1 s. ST. 10
seph ST.. has as her guests, Miss Louise
Nelson OF Toledo. o., and Miss kath-
crime Shafer OF Dallas, Texas. Miss
Marion Yates Of Pittsburgh. Pa, is
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. A. A. Roy
of Blaine av
Among guests arriving this week
will be Mrs. William Moore OF Bay
City. Mich. and her niece. Miss Kath-
leen Moore. who will visit DR.. and Mrs
T. - Moore. 32S y Michigan st. On
Tuesday afternoon William Moore will
entertain "a Of his young friends at a
lawn party for Miss Kathleen. Among
his guests Will be the Misses Spain of
Detroit, the guests of Mrs. Derr
Miss Moore, whose home is in Char
lotteville, Mich, has been spending
the winter with her aunt and before
her return home is enjoying a little
visit among relatives. Before coming
10 South Bend, they spent few days
in Chicago From here they will go to
Grand Rapids.
For the Misses Spain nothing has
been formally planned for the week
but each day will hold it's quota of in
formal good times for the young
crowd which has entertained them so
pleasantly during the past week.
Tennis parties have become a popu-
lar feature of the early summer. Miss
Janet Jude was hostess to a few
friends Friday afternoon Rain inter-
feTed with the playing and the after
non was spent socially.
While many visitors are coming in
10 the city, an equal number of local
people are leaving for various summer
resorts Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Jude
and two children, Janet and Albert,
Will leave Tuesday for Mason lodge,
Mason lake in northern Wisconsin. Mr..
Jude will remain for several weeks
while Mrs. Jriie and the children will
remain the entire summer and will
also enjoy an extended lake trip.
Mrs. +. A. Stephenson and children
accompanied by Miss Elsie Lipp.ucott
daughter OF Rev. and Mrs. q. A Lip
pincOtt, left last week for Mantrap,
Wis. for the summer. Mrs Carlisle
and family are Mackinac island Mr..
and Mrs Willard Shidler and children
will leave this week for a brief vaca-
ton at Bertch lake. Miss Genevieve
Shidler is the guest for time of Miss
Gladys Nelson at the Westervelt cot
tage at Macatawa park. Holland,
Mich.
The fact that independence day
falls on Saturday this year will enable
many to leave the city for the week
end. Indeed il is reported that hotel
accommodations at the nearer resorts
are already at a premium. Among
those who have planned week end
trips are Mr.. and Mrs. Karl King. Mr..
and Mrs Samuel Fairbanks and Mr..
Mrs. Arthur Squires who will go to
Baron lake. Miss Ruth Cohn will en-
terrain few guests at a week end
house party at the Cohn cottage at
Eagle lake.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin SLIDER, 226
=. William St, received $50 guests
sunday afternoon and evening in hon
CT of their daughter, Cecille, whose
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chicago was recently announced. The
house was attractively decorated with
hlacs and other flowers. The out-of-
. town guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Richter and family. Mrs. Clemmens
the Misses Rose and Sarah Cohn and
Or. and Mrs. Max Levinson. all of
chicago; Mrs. Abe Franklin and
daughter OF Fort Wayne, and Mrs
Danzig and daughter. Hilda, of Elk
hart.
4 pretty June wedding took place
Monday morning at o'clock at st.
JOseph's church when Miss Marry
Anna Steif and Fred Weinkauf were
united in marriage. The attendants
were Miss Rose Steif. a sister of the
bride. and Edward Ganser of Misha-
waka. The brides gown was Of white
crepe de chine with plane and shadow
lace trimmings and she wore q full
length veil caught with brides roses
and carried a bouquet of roses. The
bridesmaid wore a gown of white
crepe wolfe with pink trimmings and
carried pink roses. Immediately after
the ceremony the wedding breakfast
was served at the home of the brides
sister. Mrs. Robert Cooley, Eighteenth
St. River Park. The house and table
decorations were roses. sweet peas and
ferns. Miss Steif is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Steif of New Car
Isle. but has made her home with her
sister for the past two years. Mr.
W einkauf is the son OF Mrs Anna
Weinkauf OF Mishawaka. The young
couple left on a wedding trip 10 Chi