South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-05

John II. yesterday of Brennan, Ind.
and Miss Blanch f. Moon. ia Du-
bail ay., this city, were quietly mar
rled Saturday morning at IL o'clock
al the parsonage OF the Indiana Ave.
Christian church. Rev. Cecil Frank
lin performing the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. y. G. Daugherty were the
attendants. The bride was attired in
dark blue travelling suit with hat
20 match Mr. yesterday is a prOmi-
nent farmer Of Madison township
The bride has been one Of the city's
efficient teachers for several years. A
three course luncheon was served at
the home OF the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Motifs Of Lakeville.
this county. Mr.. and Mrs. yesterday
left on the o'clock train for trip
10 various points in the west. They
will visit the brides brother, Ernest
II. Motifs Of Mackay. Idaho.
Paul B. Inwood. 518 S. Main St.
very pleasantly entertained Friday
evening honoring Miss Lydia Swan
son and Alva X. Jain, both OF this
city who are TO be married June 10th.
Covers were laid for II guests. A
color note Of red was used in the
decorations. an empire basket Of red
roses forming the centerpiece for the
table. Original toasts were given 10
the honored guests and a pleasant
evening was enjoyed.
Mrs. c. L. Elliot, 40 Leland av.,
entertained members Of the WOmen's
Missionary society Friday afternoon at
their regular meeting, Mrs. J. Stricken
and Mrs. Mary MillhOuse assisting.
Mrs. l.. p. Hardy had charge of the
devOtiOnals. A program for the af-
ternoon consisted OF papers on
Heather Religions in the United
States" Natives of Alaska" Bud
dhism," and on "Mohammedanism,"
and various others. showing that all
these religions are represented in the
United States. The social hour with
refreshments followed the meeting.
The society will meet July 2 with
Mrs. J. d. J. Farneman. s Michigan
St The young women of the parish
will have charge of this meeting.
Miss Bessie Hentzi. who is to be
married soon, was cOmplimented with
a kitchen shower last evening by the
Children of Mary of St. Joseph's
church in the hall on y. Hill St The
evening was devoted TO cards. favOrs
being taken by Miss Sadie Winkler
and Miss Maude Crepeau. Miss
Bertha Davies, Miss Katherine Rey-
holds and Miss Ruth Hickey were in
charge of the event A number of
pretty and useful gifts were received
by the honor guest. The Children OF
Mary Will give a shower, June II, for
Miss Bessie Scott, who is TO be mar
ried 10 Dan Smith on June IS. and
they will entertain Miss Ruth Hickey
a bride OF this month, on June IA.
ri .
the WOmen's Missionary society of the
Conference Memorial church was held
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs
-. MaXey. 1921 Donald st. Mrs. L +.
Gerber had charge of the devOtionalsI
for the afternoon. On June II the
circle expects 10 entertain Miss Elsie
Hall. the general field secretary of
the Missions circle of Dayton, o.. and
also the members of the. circle of
Bremen and Elkhart. Miss Hall will
speak in the afternoon and evening
and both meetings will be held at the
church. A picnic will take the place of
the next regular meeting on July ?.
The alumni association of the South,
Bend Training school entertained the
graduating class of the school Friday
afternoon at O'Clock tea at the
Robertson tea room. The guests were
seated at a large table Centered with
peonies, pink roses and syringia in
crystal baskets. and covers were placed
for 30. Miss Alma Collmer. president
of the association, gave the address
of welcome Miss Marguerite Fitch
responding. and Mrs. Alma O. Ware
gave a talk.
The Women's Missionary society of
the First Presbyterian church met on
Friday afternoon in the church par
Tors. Mrs. Harry gave the topic
10 a ON
Social Question. Miss Mable Bart
lett gave the current events and a
reading on Missions in Alaska"
Miss Anna Stanfeld Miss Charlotte
Partridge and Mrs Frank Ward were
the hostesses for the afternoon.
the church July ?.
Miss Fern Carpenter. 319 w. Ma
Varre St. was hostess to a company Of
friends last evening as a compliment
10 Miss Bessie Elizabeth Scott, a bride
OF this month, The affair was in the
nature of a shower. The evening was
spent socially and a luncheon marked
its close. Guests numbered II.
Mrs Harry Kellogg. 1114 Quincy St..
was hostess to members OF the Neigh
borhood circle Friday afternoon. a
fruit contest was the feature of the
afternoon followed by needlewOrk and
refreshments served by the hostess.
Mrs. J. c. Locke. 1921 Sherman av.,
viii entertain the club June Is.
Never in the history of South Bend
has there been offered 10 the people
OF South Bend such an opportunity TO
buy lot right in the heart OF the city
for home-the Seeberger Addition
on South Michigan Street opposite
Stulls Church Sale tomorrow, June
6th. >Advt.