South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-12
Social and Other Interests of Women


The marriage Of Miss Mildred Mae
or. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Albert
orr, 321 n. johnson St, with Carl IL.
Hausman. son oe Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Hausman, OF this city, was sOlemnized
Tuesday at high noon at the home Of
the bride Rev. Claude Young per-
formed the ceremony and the wedding
march from LOhengrin was played by
Eis1 Cyrstabelle Manning. The cou-
pie was unattended.
The bride was very pretty in dark
hrown travelling suit and black velvet
hat trimmed with yellow feathers.
She wore a cOrsage Of white roses.
The ceremony was read under an arch
OF maple ard oak leaves and ferns.
Following the ceremony a luncheon
was served 20 the immediate friends
and relatives.
After a visit at several points in
Michigan. Mr.. and Mrs. Hausman will
be at home after oct. "a at the home
Of the groom's parents. north OF the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Sherman Ellison
gave a dinner last evening at their
home, 1925 Lincoln way e, as a cour-
tesy 10 Miss Florence Cregier and
Frederick Zimmerman, whose mar
riage Will take place this week The
dinner table was centered with a reed
"A
sage bouquet Of the roses marked
the place Of Miss Cregier. Besides
the honored guests. there were places
for Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Sailors, John
9. Reynolds and Miss Jessie Orff OF
Fort Wayne, Ind, guest Of Miss Gre
gier, who will be one Of the BRIDAL
arty. On Monday afternoon, Mrs. j.
DOnahue, 312 Fulton pl., was host
a., at an auction bridge party There
fnh o. l.
favor went TO Miss Laura Harris Miss
orr was among those present A
dainty luncheon marked the close OF
the afternoon.
The monthly meeting OF the Young
Women's Missionary society Of the
First Baptist church met Monday
evening with Mrs. c. A. Decker. 211
w. Wayne St Miss Dorothy Chard
had charge Of the program for the
evening and the topic for study was
the second chapter from 1.-THE Child
IN the Midst" Papers were read by
Miss Nellie LivingoOd and Miss Agnes
White. Miss Irene Pearson and Miss
Mildred Turner contributed a piano
duet to the evening program and Miss
Lena Turner gave reading. A So
cial hour followed with dainty re-
freshments Members of the society
will meet Nov. g, with Mrs. Roscoe
d. Hart, 6S1 s. st. Joseph st.
a series Of teas and dances have
been arranged by the Oliver hotel
management opening with a dancing
party Thursday evening in the tap
eStry room The hours will be from
to IL O'Clock. Friday evening. Nov
10. the second of the series will take
place, and saturday afternoon there
Will, be a tea dansant between the
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be another dancing party on Friday
evening, Dec. 3. Saturday afternoon,
Dec. 4, the season will close with a
tea dansant. The music Is TO be fur
nished by Fishers orchestra Of Kala-
mazoo. Mich.
The regular meeting of the neigh
Dorhood Bible class was held Monday
evening at the Y. w. G.. A DR. Anna
VI. Baker, leader OF the class, led in
the study from the book of Joshua.
Another meeting of the class will be
held on next Monday evening.
The usual weekly classes in gym
nasium for the beginners and the ad-
vanced classes were held last even
ing at the y. ". G. A. with a marked
increase in membership in both OF
the classes. Miss Laura e. Hamilton
IS instructor.
The q. Z. s. auxiliary was enter
tanned Monday afternoon in the Ma
sonic club rooms by Mrs. Susie ia
cObus, Mrs Lillian Jessup, Mrs Olefa
Taybuck. Mrs. Helen Bernhart and
Mrs. Bessie Kingsbury, the hoStesses
for the day. After the business time,
Miss Esther Fulton pleased with a
violin number, with piano accOmpani-
ment by Miss Bernice Wayne. Light
refreshments were served. The next
meeting Of the auxiliary Will be Oct
%.
The quarterly business meeting Of
the South Bend Kappa Gamma Al
Omni association was held Monday af-
ternoon at the home OF Mrs William
HaPp. S5S Forest av. The next meet
ing will be Dec 8, with Miss Edna
Place, 322 s. Lafayette st.
The womens union Bible class OF
districts seven and eight met with