South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-09

with quiet ceremony at her home
On Forest aV. Miss Rose Caroline
Schufer, daughter OF Mrs. Caroline
Schafer became this bride OF Or. Ar
thur T.. Gilster of Chicago at noon
Wednesday. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev Martin Goueney, pas
tor OF German Zion church, assisted by
Rev Arthur c. Schafer brother OF
the bride in the presence OF the i'm
mediate families and q few relatives
and friends. Miss Clara Scha1er sis
ter Of the bride. and Adolph Gilster,
brother of the groom were the at
tendants The bride wore "a stunning
sui, OF dark blue velour de nour made
with the new fun skirt and coat built
along military lines. with collar OF
mink Her hat was a small turban
matching the suit and trimmed with
mink The blouse worn W IN the suit
was of gold lace over W lite chlnOn
garnished with bright bands of beads.
She carried brides roses. Following
the ceremony "a wedding collation. was
served after which the young couple
left for a short western trip. Tncy
viii be at home after Feb. 1 at 1902
N Robey ST.. Chicago. Among the
guests present at the wedding were
Mrs. Henry Gilster, mother Of the
groom. Miss Marie Gilster and Adolph
Gilster. his sister and brother of Ches-
ter. Ill, and Mr.. and Mrs. earle II.
SchafeT Of Niles.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul o. Kuehn enter
tanned very delightfully."- Tuesday even
ing at their home, 319 w. Navarro ST.,
their guests numbering j young mar
ried couples. Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Miller,
who conducted evening classes of
which all the young people We're
membe before their marriage, were
also present. The evening was spent
at cards and the favor was won by
Mrs Joseph Poulin. The hostess
served dainty refreshments at the
close of the games. Among the guests
was Mrs. William Qualls (nec Neiss)
of Kansas City. formerly Of South
Bend.
Members of the Tuesday circle we're
pleasantly entertained Tuesday after
noon by Mrs r. IL. Potter, $40 \.
Main ST. NeedlewOrk occupied the
most of the afternoon, at the cOnclu-
sion of which a dainty luncheon was
served by Mrs. Potter. who also con-
tributed 10 the enjoyment with several
musical selections. Mrs j. \. Ken
noe, Portage av., road, Will entertain
the circle Jan s.
The Women's Home Missionary So
ciety of St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
church met Tuesday afternoon in the
church parlcrs The hOstesses for the
afternoon were Mrs. James ellis,
Mrs. j. H. Scoffern, Mrs. A. Nj. Brown
Mrs. Thomas Croker. Following the
business meeting, a number of pleas
ing readings we're given by Mrs. Min
ME Mather, Mrs. ScOftern and Mrs
Croker Mrs. T.. NJ. Brown added To
the enjoyment with vocal solos and
Mrs. Tally gave reading. The meet
ing closed with a social time and re-
freshments. Mrs. Samuel Mosiman
Portage av., Will entertain the society
Jan. IL.
Mrs. w. M. Weld, 1902 w. ColfaE
av. entertained the AyudadOra circle
at its regular meeting Tuesday after
noon. During the business period
arrangements were made for the an
nuaI distribution of Christmas baskets
among the poor. A social hour fol
lowed during which the hostess served
luncheon to % guests. Mrs. /. G.
WhitcOmb, LapOrte av., will entertain
the circle jan 3.
The regular study hour of the WO-
mems Union Bible class was held
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. O. G.. Harding, $40 Leland av
sixteen members were present. The
from the Book of Genesis, led by Rev
T. J. Parsons, who gave a brief talk
After a short business session the
class adjourned to meet next Tuesday
afternoon at the same place.
Mrs. Charles Drain. All s. Taylor
St. entertained the Diamond Pedrt
club very pleasantly Tuesday after
noon. Cards furnished the diversion
of the afternoon, favOrs going TO Mrs
Z. G. Schweiss and Mrs. j. DOnker
4 delicious luncheon was served al
the close of the afternoon. The Clut
will meet Dec. % with Mrs. j. Holland
500 T. Colfax av.
Mrs +. p. Eastman. $50 s. Main st.
was hostess Tuesday afternoon TO tho
south section of the Women's league
OF the First NJ. f. church. She was
assisted in entertaining by the Mes
danes J. p. Greed. William Weaver
George Davis. :. r. Arbogast Q. \
Arnold, RebeCCa Bacon and J. 4
Keith. After the disposal of certain
business matters, the afternoon wa,
spent socially with a light luncheon
at its close. More than 60 women were
in attendance. Mrs. +. Z. Nicely, $
Main St, viii entertain the society
Jan. u.
Mrs. 7. M. Stein. w Washington
av.. entertained the Kaffee Klatct
Tuesday afternoon. Cards were en-
JOyed at six tables during the after
noon. favorS going 20 Mrs. Sidney Tn
ger and Mrs sam Gnger The guess
prize was awarded Miss Frances Sax
More than 80 were present At
o'clock a dainty four course luncheon
was served by the hostess Mrs. Sid.
ney Unger. 233 Carroll ST. will enter.
tain the Klatch Dec. %.
The Young Women's Mission circI,
OF the Indiana Avenue Christian
church was entertained Monday even.
ing by Miss Candace Kemptou. 529 r