South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-03
SOCIETY

= An informal thimble was given for
the officers Of the O. f. s. auxiliary
wednesday afternoon at the home Of
MIS-. Louis Sausman, 5Z6 Cottage
rove aF. The afternoon was spent at
sewing and during the social hour re-
Heshments were served.
The Y W. c. A. held its regular
board meeting Thursday morning with
the ordinary reports and business
The following ladies were elected TO
the board for the coming year: Mrs.
W. H. McNitt Mrs. l.. G.. Turk and
Mrs. r. O. 1nwOod. The board has
secured Miss Ada Campbell as Bible
study teacher next year.
Horace Genge. 17O6 Caroline st.
very pleasantly entertained more than
20 couples at "a theater party at the
Orpheum Wednesday evening. After
the show a luncheon was served TO
the guests at the Philadelphia a
large bouquet of red roses formed
the centerpiece for the table and later
the flowers were distributed as guest
favOrs.
The marriage Of Miss Charlotte NJ.
Cook, daughter of Mrs. John Cook of
ton or New Haven, Conn, took place
at the Cook residence, 209 y Second
St. Elkhart, at Z o'clock Wednesday
night A group of about 50 relatives
and Intimate friends Witnessed the
ceremony, which was conducted by
Rev. A. L. Ogiivie, pastor of the Con-
gregauOnal church. Two hundred in
vitations were issued for a reception
at o'clock. Among those pres
ent were. Mr. and Mrs. Edward l..
Nettleton. Donald r. Nettieton and
ElwOOd NettletOn OF New Haven,
Conn. the parents and two brothers
of the bridegroom; MIR. and Mrs.
Donald WATSON. Mrs. stephen Hoover.
Mrs. y. +. Alexander. DR.. and Mrs.
GaynOr Dorm, Miss Lucia Prichard.
Reginald Lenfesty, and Mrs. NJ Bette
Bell. ali OF Chicago; Miss Salhe Coffin
OF Evanston: Warren Kleckner of
New York city; Miss Marie Pratt of
Cleveland, AID Fred Carr of Gary.
Miss Ida Williams. AIS Wood st.
entertained the Excelsior Girls club
al q dinner party at Kable's Tuesday
evening. Following the dinner a So
cial evening was spent at her home
when the guests were favored by sew
oral piano selections by Miss Violet
Taylor and vocal selections by Miss
Williams The next meeting will be
held with Miss Dulcie MOrrical,
Franklin st.
Miss Elizabeth r. Walters and Rol-
10 K. Reese were married Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the parsOn-
age Of the Grace NJ. f.. church by the
Rev. +. X. DOugherty. Mrs Reese
formerly resided at Milford and Mr..
Reese is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
J. Reese. 414 w. Monroe st After a
trip TO Minneapolis. Mimi, where they
will visit relatives they will be at
home at 242 Pennsylvania av.
che annual meeting Of the women's
auxiliary of st. James parish was held
yesterday afternoon at the clergy
house. During the business session
Mrs l. s. Fickenscher was elected
president and Mrs. l. b. Slaughter
was elected secretary. The members
of the society will meet twice each
month during the summer for social
afternoons. Mrs. H. w Frantz 455
Lincoln way E.. will entertain at the
first meeting on June 16-
The Ellsworth store campfire girls
were entertained Wednesday evening
at their regular meeting at the Young
Women's Christian association by
Miss Ada Campbell An interesting
campfire program was given.
The monthly meetinq Of the Foreign
M
church was held on Wednesday with
Mrs Charles Brodbeck, 1857 5. Mich
igan St Mrs. r. Jacquith led the de-
vOtiOnals for the afternoon and talks
on Child Life in Japan and India,
were given by Mrs. w. ID. Place, Miss
Nettie Taylor ard Mrs. H. Kale A
reading on Does It Fay" was given
by Mrs. A. Robbins. Several readings
were given on "The BURNING OF Rice
Fields in Japan" Mrs. J. Henderson
talked on the mite boxes. Little Miss
Patricia Fdgeworth contributed a
song which completed the program
During the social hour refreshments
were served. The hOstesses were Mrs.
Martha LOughman, Mrs. F. Schrader,
Mrs. George Davis Mrs. W. Ahrendt
and Mrs. Frank Jeffries- Mrs. L. w.
Norton. San Diego Calf, was an out
of town guest. July Is. the society
viii meet in the new church.
The final meeting of the Kings
Heralds Of the Junior LEAGUE OF Trim
ity Methodist church was held Wed
pesdav afternoon at the church. An
interesting program was gwen. KEY
NJ Fl. App1eby and Rev and Mrs. N
~ Hunt gave talks during the after
,,oop The children eiOyed social
time with refreshments. There were
81 children and So adults present.
The woman's Bible class "a met
"Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Lena
ROckstrOh 121 +. Marion St the
outdoor study was taken up, Mrs.
Mitchell leading The class VIII meet
next week with Mrs Rockstroh.
The s. < OF c. r. OF the First
Church OF the Brethren met at the
home OF Mrs. Homer Abshire. ca ).
Main ST. for an all day meeting Wed
nesday. After the dinner served at
noon a program on The American
Indian" was given. Mrs Mary Oben- |
chain and Mrs a Thomas reading