South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-27

the bride OF Eugene Blair Warner
with quiet ceremony this afternoon at
o'clock at the brides home, 31s w
Navarro St. Rev. Henry L Davis,
pastor Of the First Methodist church.
officiating. The young couple will
stand, for the ceremony before the
fireplace in the living room which
will be banked with palms and ferns
and pink tulips. The parlOrs will be
arranged with clusters OF Killarney
roses and the dining rooms where the
wedding COLLATION. will be served will
tie adorned With Killarney roses and
narcissi in crystal baskets Mr.. ana
Mrs. Warner will leave at s o'clock
for Chicago and after a few days
there will leave for California to
spend six weeks On their return
they will be at home at 31s w. Ma
varre ST. Mr.. Warner is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius l. Warner and
a member OF the Warner Bros. firm.
A farewell reception was given Friday
evening at the First Presbyterian
church for Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fish
or. w. Wayne St. who will leave soon
for st. Paul and Minneapolis, Mirn
A large number Of guests were receiv-
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher between the
hours OF 1880 and 10. Music was fur
nished by the church orchestra and
Mrs. Grace Fink Davis gave sevefal
pleasing vocal selections. An infor-
NAL evening with refreshments was en-
joyed, during which regrets OF those
present were expressed at the coming
departure OF the guests Of honor.
Mrs. Hildebrand's Bible class met
Friday evening at the home OF Mrs. s.
Fox, 727 Clinton st. Chapters 10, IA
and Is of Exodus were studied. There
were 10 members present. The class
will meet March 5 with Mrs. Fox.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. schaefer, vistula
av.. entertained the members of the
old Time Friends club at dinner Fri
day evening Dinner was served at
: o'clock to 30 guests, at a table pref
tily decorated with tulips, the color
scheme being pink and white. Place
cards were individual tulip cups. An
informal social evening was enjoyed.
Miss la schaefer. 22O f. Calvert ST..
entertained a number OF friends on
Friday evening at a masquerade par
". a pleasant evening was spent with
games and contests, favors at which
were won by Miss Florence Thomas,
Miss Florence Raby and Miss Coral
Stewart. The hostess served a dainty
luncheon
Mrs. s. Thrasher. 304 f. Sample St.
was hostess to the Montauk Sewing
circle Friday afternoon. During the
business meeting the members decid-
ed TO change the name OF the club TO
the Juanita Sewing circle, and ar
rangements were made for a card par
~ TO be given March 2 at the Varier
hall. One new member was taken
into the club. During the social time
the hostess served refreshments.
Election OF officers took place at
the regular meeting Of the Norman
Eddy Sewing circle Friday afternoon.
Mrs. May Bradley was elected pres
ident; Mrs Lilly LaHommedieu vice
president; Mrs. Emma Fink, secre-
tary. The ladies were entertained with
victrola selections; after which the
hostess served refreshments TO so
guests. The circle will meet March
IL at the G.. a. r. hall when the host
esses will be Mrs. Cora Collard, Mrs.
Martha Loughman and Mrs. Edith
Miller.
The regular meeting OF section two
OF the department of literature Of the
Progress club was held Friday after
noon Miss Marguerite Pershing read
a paper on Becque and Mrs. ). j.
Stephenson lead the discussion on La
Farisienne. A general discussion and
a social hour closed the meeting.
The regular business meeting OF the
Quincy Street Baptist church was
held Friday afternoon at the church
parlors. Following the meeting re-
freshments " ere served TO 25 mem
bers. Arrangements were made for
q thimble 20 be given Mar. 10 at the
home OF Mrs. Roy Smith. 931 Oak
land av. The next regular meeting
will be Mar. 20 in the church parlOrs.
The Young Woman's Bible class
under the leadership Of Rev. T. j.
Parsons. pastor OF the Quincy Street
Baptist church, met Friday evening
It the Y. w. c. A The second com
ing OF Christ is being studied by the
class.
Miss Ada Campbelrs Sunday school
class for Sunday school teachers met
Friday evening at the Y W. c. A, e
subject being The Universal Sunday
School,.
An unusually large attendance OF
m ember and friends there being 60.
were present at the regular meeting
OF the Chaplin Park w. g. T. L. held
at the home OF Mrs. G. L. Warner, S21
: Franklin St. Friday afternoon.
The program for the afternoon was
as follows: A vocal solo by Mrs. r.
NJ Brown: a reading. Mothers OF
Men,. by Mrs. r.. O. Cotton: trio by
Mrs. ]. Jackson, Mrs. a Austin and
Mrs. W. T. Swartz; reading by Mrs.
Barnard on the memorial OF Miss
stevens: Mrs. folly gave a number OF
delightful readings; Mrs. Priscilla
Beyrer read a paper on What
Frances Willard Has Done For Won
en-: an instrumental solo by Mrs. E.
NJ. Brown; little Mary Warner gave
a recitation, and song, "SalOonless
Nation in 1920, was sung by the
members. Mrs. Richardson closed
the meeting with prayer. Luncheon
was served by the hostess and the
assisting hostesses, Mrs Flora Had
lev. Mrs. w W Davis. Mrs. McDOn-
aid. Mrs. Kate Beitner and Mrs. Pri-
ella Beyrer. The next meeting will
be Mar. 20.
AS a courtesy 20 Mrs. John Reyn-
olds. formerly Miss Laura Bausher OF
New York Mrs e L kuhns gave a