South Bend news-times., 1915-08-25

As a compliment TO Mrs. G. Ollie
Of Kansas City. MO-, airs. Fred Scha-
fer. 1915 s. Michigan st, pleasantly
entertained with dinner party
Tuesday evening Covers were laid
for -.
About % young people Of the Lo-
we'll Heights sunday school were
pleasantly entertained Tuesday even
ing at the home of their teacher,
Burt Hammond. Niles av. road. A
marshmallow and weener roast were
the features of the evening. out
door games were enjoyed.
Mrs. ]. b. Birdsen. 511 w. Colfax
av. viii entertain Thursday as q
compliment 20 Mrs. Haire A. Burke
and daughter. OF Kansas city, Mo,
who are guests Of Mrs. Reed L. Par
ker.
Mrs. Frank WhOrton. 311 S. Frank
lin St. pleasantly entertained Tues
Gay evening at her home In honor Of
her aunt. Mrs. b. Mclaughlin OF
Cleveland o. Covers were placed
for - Purple and white asters cen
tered the luncheon table The even
instrumental selections
A pretty wedding took place at the
Mizpah Evangelical parsonage at
1880 o'clock Wednesday mornins
when Miss Florence L Claunch and
John r. Rupp. both Of this city, were
married. Rev. John o. Mosier per
forming the ceremony. The young
couple left Immediately for Chicago
for a visit before taking trip
through Michigan. They viii be at
home at 9O7 Portage av. after Sept
Is.
a very pretty ceremony was per-
formed Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock at the summer home OF Mrs
George w. MaCaulay at NeWfound
lake. East Hebron, n. H.. when her
daughter Miss Ethel Georgia Macau-
lay of BroOklin. Mass. and Noel :.
Dunbar. son OF Mrs. Richard
T. Swezey Of New York city and
grandson Of Mrs Mahala Dunbar OF
this place, were united IN marriage,
Rev. John Cowan of the Congrega-
zion church. officiating. Miss Macau-
lay was attended by her sister Mrs.
Merton w Clement of Worcester,
Mass. and the grOom's attendants
were Starr H. Barnum jr., of New
Haven Conn, George Whitfield Mac
aulay and James Whitfield Mae
aulay. brothers of the bride, and
Marc Prass of this city The couple
will enjoy an extended trip in the
White mountains. and after Jan.
they will be at home I'm South Bend.
The groom is an architect and a grad
uate of Yale. and is well known in
this city.
The monthly meeting Of the north
section. WOmen's league Of the First
NJ r. church. was held Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Emil
Reyer. 614 Portage av. She was as
sisted hy Mrs +. J. L. Meyer, Mrs.
John Blake, Mrs. w 5. McGothlin,
Airs. Nora Snyder. Mrs T. o. McNeff.
Mrs. q. =. Kachel. Mrs Walter Fass-
nacht. Mrs. Homer Fassnacht and
Mrs Harry Moore Following the
business meeting. Mrs. G. r. Taylor
gave an interesting talk on her work
in the slums of Chicago. Refresh
ments were served during the social
hour 10 the 81 members present. The
September meeting viii be with Mrs.
J. q. Paxton, 405 Lamont terrace.
Miss Olga Seegmueller. $50 Allen
St, entertained I'm q pleasant manner
Monday evening in honor Of Miss
Charlene Moore of Toronto. Can. and
ftA'N AAftNAl AAttllAAlkOAA OA l4dldNEAle,
who are visiting Miss Grace Burrow.
1886 Lincoln highway W. During an
Informal social evening piano selec-
tions were given by Miss Greeta Ed
ner and light refreshments were serv-
cd 10 the 10 guests.
The regular thimble Of the Auten
W r.. g.. NO IA. was held at the old
court house Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Mary Hively, Mrs. Genevteve
EranJz. Mrs. Ella Hendricks Mrs. Ed
ma Hildebrand. Airs. Elvia Steele and
Mrs. Luara Whiteman as the host
esses There was a large attendance
OF mem bers and the time was devoted
TO needlework
The weekly meeting of the Auten
w h c. No. lf, was held Tuesday
evening in the old court house with a
large attendance. only routine busi-
ness was transacted Mrs. Hazel Stout
VIII entertain the Auten Sept Z at her
home. 1865 Riverside dr., when all
members and their friends are invited.
Mrs. Roy Smith. 931 Oakland st.
was hostess on Tuesday afternoon to
memb bers OF the Tuesday circle. The
members enjoyed an afternoon OF
needlework and dainy luncheon was
served. Mrs, Thomas Van Buskirk
1902 Lincoln highway w. will enter
ta3n the club Sept =