South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24
SOCIETY

a pretty, though quiet wedding took
place ednesday evening at the home
oI SIR. and Mrs A. b. Evans. 622 "
COqulllard ST.. az o'clock. when their
daughter. Miss Edna Pearl Evans AMI
Cnarles Elmer Kuntz. son Of Mr.. and
Ars Jacob Kuntz. 1929 *. Michigan
81, were married Rev Frank T..
Briggs OF Lowell Heights w.. f.
church officiating Pink roses were
used about the rooms with pleasing
effect The bride wore white crepe
ga cnene gown and carried "a shower
OF white roses. only the immediate
relatives Witnessed the ceremony. The
Young people are both well known
mere. the groom being vice president
az the south Bend DoWell works. and
the bride having been employed for
number Of years by the south Bend
Floral Co. she has been active I'm
y. ". G.. a. circles. The couple will
be at home 20 their friends after
July 10 at 1919 X. Fellows ST.
Mrs Robert Elbel. 42S Y. Aichi-
Lan ST.. delightfully."- entertained more
than 80 members of the Florence crit
tenton circle and their friends at a
thimble this afternoon. The after
noon was spent at sewing and toward
the close refreshments were served.
n. Applcby. Mrs. Steckley. Mrs. John
Campbell. Mrs. Albert Myers. Mrs.
Fisher Mrs. Julian. Mrs Shonts Mrs.
creed, Mrs. Hodson, ana Mrs. Keltner.
With a quiet wedding ceremony
Miss Nina +. Gerphiede and clyde J..
Smith, both OF this city. were united
in marriage az the home of the bride.
"o4 n St Louis blvd. Wednesday at
7:30 o'clock Rev Charles A. Decker
of the First Baptist church officiating.
The attendants were Miss Mildred *.
Wetenkamp Of Chicago. III. "a cousin
of the bride, who acted as bridesmaid.
and Harold Gerphiede. brother of the
bride. as best man. After the cere-
mony a wedding breakfast was serv-
cd 10 the immediate family after
which Mr.. and Mrs. smith left TO tour
northern Indiana 10y automobile After
July 1st they will DE at home at their
cottage at Eagle lake, Mich.
Miss Alma Reed. SO s Franklin ST..
dclightfully entertained "a number of
friends at her home Wednesday even
ing i'm honor of her birthday anniVer-
sary. which fell ON that date. The
evening was spent at games. contests
and social diversions. Miss Ruby
Doan favored the party with several
piano selections. At the contests
favors were presented 10 Miss Essie
McFamm. Miss Emma Logan, Mrs X.
Hump and Miss Ruby Doan. At the
close Of the evenings enjoyment a
dainty tWo-COLrsc luncheon was served
20 Is guests 10y the hostess. Miss
Reed was the recipient of many pretty
gifts. among which were eight pieces
Of cut glass.
The Independent club met WedBes-
day afternoon with Mrs. John Shea,
I47 Diamond av. After a business ses-
sion a social hour with refreshments
followed. Plans were made hy the
members of the club to hold their an
uual picnic az Michigan city July To-
They viii leave on the Northern In
diana railroad az 9 o'clock
Miss Mary Hammond and George r.
Davies. whose marriage will take place
Saturday. were honored guests last
evening at o'clock dinner party
given for the bridal party 10y Mr.. and
Mrs w. G.. Crabill at their home on
North shore dr. The IA guests were
seated at one table where a decorative
scheme of yellow and white was used
throughout Shasta daisies and maid
on hair ferns we're attraCtively ar
ranged IN the center. down tse length
of the table. while at either end was
placed a yellow shaded candle. The
place fdvors were clever affairs tied
with white maline and spray of
orange blossoms. as were also the
place cards Miss Katherine Carlisle,
Miss Ruth Goevcy. Miss Helen Lent
Miss Helen Davies. Hiss Esther and
Miss Josephine Crabill Leroy Clauer
i. Norris Zcigler. Neil Robertson,
George Stephenson. Ed varo Williams
and John McClamroch Of Frankfort
Ind. were the guests for the evening
Hiss Bertha Stricbel 6fS Leland
av.. was hostess in charming man
uer Wednesday 90 "a company of IN
Young women at o'clock tea. Civ
en- as a courtesy to Miss Margaret
Fernandez who viii Doe married %
John Henry Striehel ON June 30 y
unique arrangement, a two story house