South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-17
Social and Other Interests of Women


Miss Mildred orr entertained with |
a miscellaneous shower last evening |
at her home. 321 y. Johnson ST., for |
Miss Lena Schrickcr. whose marriage
viii take place next week. a tele- !
gram was received during the evening
announcing the coming marriage of |
Miss orr and Carl Haussmann Of
near South Send. which is 10 take
place on oct. T.. Contests were fea-
lures of the evenings entertainment
and musical numbers were given by
Miss Helen HasIaugeT, Miss Mildred |
Turner and Miss Grace Bernhardt. |
Dainty refreshments were served. |
The decorations were arranged from
the chandelier TO the table and were
cleverly carried out I'm pink and blue.
The guests numbered 81.
A very pretty wedding took place
Thursday afternoon al . o'clock at the |
home Of Mr.. and Mrs William Runkle
OF Edwardsbure, Mich. when their
daughter, Miss Margaret Elizabeth
Runkle. became the bride of b. j.
Andrews son OF Mrs. = l.. Andrews
Of this city.
The Rev Benjamin Jones OF Ed
wardsburg and the Rev. Charles A. |
Decker pastor of the First Baptist
church Of this city. performed the
ceremony. Miss Lena NJ Turner or
South Bend acted as brides maid and
Merle a. Andrews. a brother Of the
groom, was the best man. The Misses
Gladys and Bernice Runkle acted as
ring bearers and during the ceremony
ITO a Wild Rose" was played
Immediately after the marriage a
wedding collation. was served. 4 pro-
fusion OF garden flowers i'm pink and
white were used effectively through
out the house air. and Mrs. Andrews
will be at home in South Bend after
ut n
drews is we'll known here as a music
teacher and Mr.. Andrews is connected
with the Hibberd Printing Co.
Organization Of the G. O. X. ".
club was effected Thursday evening at
the home of Miss Louise Champagne
when election of officers and other
early steps for the organization were
worked out The purpose of the club
is to furnish entertainments for the
u club members with their friends
throughout the winter months. The
result of the election was as follows:
MISC Marie Champagne. president:
Miss Kathryn KOchendOrfer. vice
president; Miss Bertha Prashway.
secretary and Miss Louise Cham
paigne, treasurer.
The business session was followed
hy card playing and refreshments.
The next regular meeting of the club
Kathryn kOchendOrfer Sept. 23
Mrs. Fred Helquist and Mrs. An
drew HclquiSt were hOstesses at the
regular meeting of the Ladies Aid So
Ciety of the swedish Lutheran church
Thursday afternoon at the church A
program for the afternoon consisted
OF an address by the Rev GOttfried |
olson recitation by Miss Esther |
Johnson; duet by Mrs c. E. Mellan-
der and Mrs. Il. Edner: reading by
Mrs John kullenburg. Light refresh |
ments were served during the social
time. The society Will meet in the
church Sept 80.
The Nonpariel club was entertained
yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. James Collard, 721 :. Michigan
ST., at a . o'clock dinner In the
afternoon the regular business meet
ing OF the club was held and contests
given at which Mrs. Nettie Fries won
first favor and Mrs. Emma WOllpert,
second. ON sept. 80 Mrs. Hazel Stout,
1885 Riverside dr., Will be hostess.
Mrs. Fred KRONER, Mrs. William
Dumke. Mrs. Henry Miller and Mrs.
Emil a. Schmok entertained members
of the Helena Rebekah lodge Sewing
circle in the hall Thursday The af-
ternoOn was spent in social manner
with needlewOrk and light refresh
ments. There were 40 members pres
ent at the meeting Another meeting
of the circle will be held Sept. 80.
Mrs. Glenn Bill. Cushing ST.. was
hostess on Thursday to the Swatika
club The members spent the time
in crochet work. after which a dainty
luncheon was served by the hostess
at table conferred with "a large bOu-
quet of garden flowers Mrs. Harry
DeBaumerhend kinyOr ST., viii en-
terrain the club in two weeks.