South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-26

\. DOlk. harpist. and the
was read at S o'clock by the Rev. j.
W. Alexander before an altar banked
with palms and brides roses. There
were no attendants.
The bride was prettily attired in a
simple gown Of white satin with trim
mings of real lace. Her veil was made
full length and vas caught 20 the head
in "a cap effect with valley lilies.
Asters and cOmOs with festOOns of
smilaX forming a color note Of pink
and white were used in the decOra-
tom The color scheme was also
used in the wedding supper which inn
mediately followed the ceremony.
Joseph MarbUrger OF Peru, Melvin
Hanevs. jr.. of Shelbyville. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Stone and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. III. Fox of ColdWater. Mich, and
Miss Elizabeth S%choeppel of Indian
apOhs, were present from away.
Nj S%choeppel is principal Of the
Laurel schOCl and formerly resided at
Shelbyville. Mr.. and Mrs. S%choeppel
will take a trip 10 Detroit, Niagara
Falls, Buffalo. Toronto and Montreal
and other points in the east. They
will return the first of Sept. and after
oct. 1 Will be at home at col 5. Car
roll ST.
A motion was carried by members
of the Colfax W. G. T. L.. disapprOving
OF the public demonstrations at the
Fairgrounds on Sunday. a branch of
the Camp Fire girls are TO give a
demonstration Sunday and the MEM
bers object TO it and 10 having the
Fairgrounds opened on Sundays, feel
ing that with them opened six days
OF the week they hOUld be closed on
the Sabbath.
Mrs. Mary Collins. 725 Cottage
Grove av., was hostess at the meeting
Wednesday. Election of officers took
place as follows: Mrs. Mary Collins,
president; Mrs. Eta Nash, vice pres
ident; Mrs. Martha Harding, secretary:
Mrs. Ella Bulla, treasurer. MRS. Col
Inns and Mrs. Nash were elected del
egates TO the state w. G. T.. L. Dve
ton 10 be held Sept. 80 TO Oct. i, at
Muncie. Ind.
After the business session a suf-
frage program was given and papers
were read by Mrs. Harding. Mrs. Nash
Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Ella MEOW, Mrs.
Edgar Berner and Mrs. Homer G..
Welton. Miss Mildred Rennoe ia
vored with several piano numbers. Re-
Treatments were served by the hostess
during the social hour. The time of
the September meeting has lot been
decided.
The TT. 3. G. c. club was pleasantly
entertained at an all day meeting IN
" ttAANoilaN dA AAlt HOlAlt VI MIS- OdAlAG
Curry. 109 Harrison aV. A dinner was
served at II o'clock and cover were
placed for l.. The table decorations
were pink %gladiolus. Miss Irene Kim
mer and Mrs. Florence VOLS of Day
ton, O., and Mrs. A.. Anderson of Terre
COupee were present from out of town.
The club Will meet Wednesday. Sept.
Is, at the home OF Mrs. Carl kOllars of
German township.
Mrs. Louis Swartz entertained a
company of 10 at a theater party on
Wednesday afternoon at the Orpheum
in honor of her guests, Mrs. Swartz.
Mrs. Ward n Miss Goldman of Chi
cage. Following the theater Mrs.
Swartz entertained with a tea at the
Robertson tea room.
Mrs. Eta Bassett. 10 Marietta St,
was hostess TO the Independent club
Wednesday afternoon. During the aft
ernOOn VctrOla selections were given
and "A luncheon was served with deli
cacies from nina seat by Mrs. Bas-
setts daughter. Mrs. a. G.. Graham
OF Topeka, Kan, was a guest of the
club. The club Will meet In two weeks
with Mrs. George III. Souder, 702 Lin
coin way +.
Pythian Tea ladies were entertained
Wednesday afternoon in the *. of r..
hall by Mrs. Lillian LaHommedieu.
Mrs. Grace ROOp and Mrs. Platz. at
the close of the afternoon spent with
needlework the hostesses served light
refreshments 10 the so members pres
ent The next meeting will be Sept.
s in the hall.
Mrs. Leslie, S21 Lincoln way w. en-
tertained members of the fourth sec
ton, Pastors Aid society of the First
fNhrfaffnn church arnT en- FEM g,e--f.1
guests Wednesday, afternoon. The time
was spent i'm "A social manner with
needlewCrk and refreshments were
served. a meeting of the society will
Doe held Sept. % with Mrs. Fred Butt,
sos Carroll st.
Mrs. J. Il. Atkins. 10SS Yukon av..
entertained Wednesday afternoon for
Mrs. Fred kershlake n mas been
visiting in Canada for three months.
The time was spent with sewing and a
luncheon was served. The guests
were Mrs. LawtOn. Mrs. Hendricks.
AIRS Daicey and Mrs. Harrison.
Chaperoned 10y Mrs. Henry STRIFE
bel, 6lN Leland av., the Swatika club
enjoyed "a campfire weiner roast at
H~pFlhShF9ok park Wednesday even
ing az o O'Clock. The evening was
given 10 games and park amuse-
NANNN+tAn NNNAtN IA
mace Tor a watermelon feast 10 be
held IA september. the place and
cate 10 oe announced later. Mr.. and
Airs. Frank Vincent of Detroit. Mich.
were guests from away.
Mrs. I'll. b. Eonel. I19 Dubail av.
entertained VcrJ- pleasantly Wednes-
day evening an her home i'm honor OF
her sixth Wedding anniversary and
the birthday anniversary of Mrs. A.
Is. Holman. III Duhail aV.. with a
Q O'Clock dinner. Covers were placed
Tor nine. and the luncheon table was
prettily decorated with lavender and
whit asters. The out-Ot-town guests
We're AIR and Mrs. Webster Stinson
OF Worcester. parents OF the hostess.
Charles Haeey of Elkhart. Mrs. John
McClure 81 New Paris. Ind. NIr. and
Mrs. j. II. kitsOn and Mrs. $. s.
Whitehead of Goshen.
The IS. g.. Needle club was delight
fully entertained by AIRS. Charles
short ~ 81 Joseph. Mich. Wednes-