South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-29
RIVER PARK.

Elmer Vernon Eisele, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Eisele, River road and
Miss Gladys Gibbons daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Z. J. Gibbons, 602 y. Eleven
tn St, River Park, were married Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock at the
parsonage of the Westminster Pres
byterian church. Rev. II. b. Hostel
ter read the marriage service. The
brides dress was blue silk with shad-
OW lace over dress. The attendants
were Miss Nina Downing and Frank
Harvey of South Bend. Immediately
following the ceremony the bridal
party left for the home of the grooms
parents on the River road, where
wedding dinner was served to the i'm
mediate relatives and friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Eisele will be at home after
April 1 5 at their newly furnished
home. northwest Of the city
Mrs. George Fetters. Pleasant St,
entertained with a surprise party Sat
urday evening on her husband. About
50 guests were present and the even
ing was spent with games, music and
contests At cards, prizes were won
by Mrs. Dira Evans, Mrs. Add Smith,
Add Smith and Frank Straub. In
the contests the favored ones were
Mrs. Charles Straub Mrs. F. w
Evans and Frank and Charles Straub.
Several instrumental selections were
enjoyed as we'll IS a vocal duet by
Charles Straub and Mrs. Evans. At
the close of the evening Mrs. Fetters
served a three-course luncheon.
George Arnold and Frank Dewitt
returned to Logansport Monday morn
ing
Mrs. Augustus Lumburg OF Pleasant
st, entertained a number of friends
Saturday evening in honor Of the
Misses Hannah and Emma Dew Of
McCracken, Kans., who are visiting
their cousin, Miss Grace Hunsberger
of Tenth st. Music. games and con-
tests featured the evening. The
hostess served a delicious twO-course
luncheon. Miss Neusdaune of Elk
hart, Ind, was an Out-Of-tOwn guest.
M. Cunningham. who submitted 10
an operation at Epworth hospital, Fri
day, is improving
Rev. Walter Johnston OF Mishawaka
filled the pulpit at the Free Methodist
church Sunday evening.
Palm Sunday was observed at the
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
by special music both morning and
evening. In the morning, the pastor,
Rev. A. w. Smith preached on
Meeting the King" and in the even
ing he took for his theme. Weeping
For a City" There will be services
Monday evening and continue each
evening during the week. This even
ing there will be special music by the
ladies' and male quartets and a duet
by Mrs. Judson and Mrs. Fred Grant.
The subject Of the sermon for Mon
day will be Interested Greeks" and
evening "A Burdened Heart"
The half hour song service will begin
at 1890. The public Is cor
% " 70 % oil
Mesdames II. @. incl and Frank
z. Wolfe entertained the School Mas
ters' Wives club Saturday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Incl, y. Ninth st
The afternoon was spent socially with
needle work The decorations were
Easter flowers and the luncheon was
also in keeping with Easter. a color 1
a chain Of white and yellow being
carried out IN both decorations and
luncheon. The next meeting OF the
club Will be with Mrs. Keller. Leland |
az.
Mr. and Mrs. Tilden Forest enter 1
tanned the Euclid club Saturday even /
ing at their home, 119 s. Eigth ST. At
pedro prizes were won by
Mrs. leila Forest, EstelI Martindale. 1
Mrs. Henry Peak and Bert Ostrauder /
At the close Of the games a two I
course luncheon was served. The |
next meeting Will be in two weeks /
with Mr. and Mrs. Edward York, I
Clover ST.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T Schock enter I
tanned ar o'clock dinner sandy in /
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Clark 4
II South Bend. Covers were placed 4
for eight The table and house decor I
atoms were roses and ferns
Mr. and Mrs. Q. H GirOd 965 s !
Sixth ST.. entertained with a dinner Of /
10 covers Sunday. Decorations were 4
springs flowers Among the guests 1
we're Mr.. and Mrs. John Graub. Mr. \
and Mrs. Conrad and the Misses Bes- /
sic and Lillian Hentzi
Mrs. Q. n. Ward has returned from \
-ydick. Ind.
Miss Martha Harmon. operator AZ /
he Home telephone. River Park. IS \
II az her home ON clifford CT