South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17

This afternoon in the home OF her
mother Mrs. John Haugan. 1905 Lin
coin way W. Miss Neu NJ. Hausan
was married 20 Alfred X. Collins the
son OF Charles Collins. 721 Forest
as. me ceremony was read at 4
CLOCK by the Rev. j. l.. Gardiner.
pastor OF 81 PauIs Memorial Mctho-
dist Episcopal church The bride was
ioFely IN quaint creation of the 1880
perlOd fashioned OF white chiffon
with which she wore Dresden poke
comet OF blue with rosebud trim
mlngs. Her flowers were an old fash
Toned bouquet Of pInks There were
no attendants. and only immediate
relatives were present at the supper
which Followed An abundance OF
June roses were pretuly arranged
about the house 90 decorate. After
a trip north returning Dy the way
of Buffalo and Detroit Mr.. and Mrs
Collins viii be- at home at 1913 Yuk-
ON aV., after Sept /. Edward
Collins or Chicago, "a brother Of the
groom was guest from out of the
city.
Miss Frances Hitler. 11O4 5. Michi-
gan ST., was hostess at a 1 o'clock
luncheon Thursday afternoon at her
home as a compliment TO Miss Mary
Hammond, whose marriage 10 George
Davies viii take place on June 20
Covers were laid tor eight guests, at
table beautifully decorated with
brides roses and swansOnia, enecung
a color scheme Of green and white.
Corsage bouquets OF these were later
distributed as guest favOrs.
The Florence Crittenton circle held
its regular meeting with MIS-. Emil
Reyer. GA Portage av.. Wednesday
afternoon. An interesting report was
given of the result OF the Inspections
made by members of the moving
picture shows and Mrs. II. .. Cotton
reported of the work of the past
month. y vocal number was given Toy
Mrs. II. Shanaielt The speaker for
the afternoon was Dr. Abraham
Cronbach, who gave "a report of the
Baltimore convention Following the
speech the members discussed The
problem of The Unemployed Dainty
refreshments followed the program.
During the afternoon plans were
made for a thimble at the home of
Mrs. Robert ElbeI 42S y. Michigan
ST., Thursday afternoon. All those
Interested are requested 10 be pres
emit This is the last meeting of the
circle until September.
Mrs. Bernard Koehler. $40 f..
Wayne st.. was hostess Wednesday
evening to a parcel shower compli-
menting Miss treida ROhr, whose
marriage TO Fabian Luckey, this city.
viii take place June p. Two con-
tests were given in which Miss Rohr.
AIRS. Clarence kindle. and Miss Mar
garet Geise received the faVors. Red
peoples and red hearts were the
decorations. Refreshments were
serevd.
Carl Winthe1, $40 blaine av.. was
very pleasantly surprised at his home
Wednesday evening 10y more than 60
friends, the occasion being his birth
day anniversary. The evening was
spent socially with vocal selections
and readings. Refreshments were
served.
The Moonlight circle Of Lowell
Heights sunday school we're delight
fully entertained by Miss Florence
Bowe. 6e7 T.. jefferson blvd. The
evening was spent with games and
music. A vocal selection was given
hy Miss Bowe and Albert Hauck.
Light refreshments were served later
pointed chairman Of the program
committee for the next meeting which
viii be held at Springbrook park,
July 20.
The annual Neighborhood picnic
was held Wednesday on the lawn at
the home of Mrs Martha Sheltman.
Lincoln way w. a picnic dinner was
enjoyed boy - guests seated at one
a. stff nj
with Mrs. Howard Webster chosen as
president 20 succeed Mrs Jake Miller,
who has served as president for a
number of years; Mrs. Tom Jackson
was elected vice president. Miss
jeanette Huey, secretary; Mrs. a.
Dunn, treasurer: Mrs l.. Lydick and
Mrs. Frank Ritter. purchasing COM
mittee. During the afternoon recita-
tions were given 10y Miss Marie Reyer.
Howard Webster. jr.. and Henry Had
away and the Shelly brothers gave
vocal solos. The next annual picnic
will re given at the home of Mrs.
Frank Krill. chain lake rd.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of Stull n f.. church was held
Yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. T.. IL Cornish 805 r.. Bowman
81 The program for the afternoon
vas i'm charge of Mrs. Emma Willard.
Mrs. NJ NJ Stull gave a reading ON
The Clean OF the Candle and the
star" and Mrs. Cornish had "a reading
ON "Our Children's Work at Home
and Abroad" Late in the afternoon
during the social hour refreshments
were served 10y the hostess. a meet
ing of the society Will be held july u.
Mrs. r. r. Hawkinson, 1917 Lin
coin way W. was hostess Wednesday
afternoon 10 the members of the So
ciaI Sixteen club and "a few invited
guests. A pleasant social afternoon
was enjoyed with music and con-
test. favors I'm the latter being taken
by Mrs. J. r. Anderson and Miss Elha
Ahrens. Musical numbers were given