South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-13
SOCIETY

kAINln tagey, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Hagey, rs Cottage Grove av.,
Nas sOlemnized last evening in the
Holy Trinity English Lutheran church
at o'clock
Led by the ushers. George Nelson
and Raymond Nelson, and Carl Cordtz
and Robert Woyhan. coming in
couples. the bridal procession pro-
ceeded down the center aisle. Next
came the two bridesmaids. Miss Mable
Elkins. sister OF the bride. with Her
bert HOmuth followed by Miss Ellen
Johnson and Walter Heller After
them came Miss Laura Hagey. sister
of the groom, as maid of honor. and
next the two little flower girls, Flor
ence LOnzO and Dorothy Keck. fol-
lowed by the bride who was met at
the altar by the groom, his best man.
John Nelson, and the officiating min
lister. the Rev. A. II. Keck. The we'd
ding march was played on the violin
and organ and Miss Mabel Hagey sang
perfect Day" The ceremony was
read before the altar banked with an
abundance Of palms. ferns and chrys-
anthemums and festOons Of smilax
The bride was lovely in a white
crepe meteor gown made en- train
with trimmings OF shadow lace and
pearls. She wore a full length bridal
veil and carried a bouquet OF white
IN costume Of green satin and crepe
meteor and the bridesmaids wore
similar gowns Of accordian pleated
apricot crepe meteor. while the flow
or girls wore dainty white lingerie
frocks
A reception at the home of the
brides parents followed the ceremony.
The decorations for the home ere Of
the palms, ferns and smilaX and
large vases of chrysanthemums.
The out Of town guests were Mrs
otto HOmuth and sons Herbert HO-
ndth and Howard Homuth of Pres
ton, Ontario, Can. and Mrs. Minnie
Munson OF Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hagey will take
wedding trip TO Toronto, Ontario. Can.
and several eastern ~Oints and will be
at home at 702 \. Hill St, after Nov.
l.
Mrs c. II. Smoke 1925 w. Wash
lngton av., was hostess to members
of the WOmen's Home Missionary So
clety Of St. PauIs NJ r. church on
Tuesday afternoon. The meeting was
opened by the president. Mrs. +. c.
zoos and the devotionals were led bv
Mrs. O. +. Hupp. The program was
IN charge Of Mrs. A II. PenweH. who
gave paper on Mission Schools i'm
the SOUTH Mrs Guy Fish gave q
review of Southern Mission Homes
ana Mrs j. +. Folsom read a mis-
slonary leaflet in regard to ''Peck's
Home in New Orleans" This was
followed by victrola selections and
Two selections from James Whitcomb
Riley by Martin Fish DR. James /,
Gardiner made a few remarks on
The Importance of Work of Home
Missionary Societies in the United
states During the social hour re-
mittee which consisted of Mrs. c. II.
smoke. Mrs. w. H. Armstrong, Mrs.
Irwin Sibrel. Mrs. Ida Weaver. Mrs.
Miliard Patterson and Mrs. Howard
Emmons. The November meeting will
DE held with Mrs. Guy Fish, 1913
Fuerbringer st.
The souNh section. Woman's league.
Of the First Methodist church was
entertained by Mrs John Layton. 429
;. st. Joseph ST.. Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Layton was assisted by Mrs. CLAIR
enee Fiske. Mrs. Marshel Hughes.
Mrs. Laura K. Stall Mrs ]. b StoIl
Mrs T. G. Barnes, Mrs. Y. r.. Roberts
and Mrs. Theodore Blake. The after
noon was taken up with needleworx
and social diversions and a short
business session. Miss Bernadette
Gehring favored with vocal selections
and. readings During the social hour
refreshments were served to rs guests
The next meeting will be on Nov.
with Mrs. J. c. Creed. 429 S. Main ST
Miss Florence Creiger. Miss Flor
ence Paxton, both brides of this week
and Mrs Horace w Fox. a recent
bride. were cOmplimented with a din
ner given last evening by the Phi Sig
ma sorority of which they were mem
oers- There We're places for Il at
dinner served at small tables in the
WedgewoOd room at the Oliver hotel.
Killarney roses formed the decora-
lions for the tables. Miss Jessie Or
IF of Fort Wayne. Ind was among
the guests.
Mrs George Neodisch 1127 PORTAGE
av.. assisted by Mrs. Genevieve Frantz
and Mrs. Flora MuesseI. entertained
members of the Auten w. K. c. and
their friends Tuesday afternoon with
thimble party. The afternoon was
devoted 70 needlework. followed by a
social time. The regular meeting of
the AUten W r. C. was held last
a good attendance Of members. Only
ne routine business OF the organiza-
ton was attended 10.
Members OF the nature study de-
partmeut OF the Progress club met on
Tuesday afternoon in the club rooms
Mrs Victor Jones presided in the alb
sence OF the chairman OF the depart
ment. The afternoon was spent with
discussions on birds. trees and other
topics a talk 20 have been given by
Mrs W. r.. Miller on Birds will be
given at some future meeting There
VIII be another meeting OF the depart
ment in two weeks.
The members or the r. r. ID. club
No. were pleasantly entertained
Tuesday evening at the home OF Miss
Ursula Zippier $50 Blaine av. Sew
ing. music and refreshments made the
evening enjoyable. The club Will be
entertained next Tuesday night at the
home of Miss Mildred Snyder. Madi-
son 81.
A meeting OF the silver Pleasure
club was held Tuesday afternoon at
Tie home OF Mrs. Richard Dugdale.