South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-17

The marriage OF Miss Mildred Grace
Westervelt, older daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert +. Westervelt, 527 y.
Lafayette St. 10 Herbert WAR Warner.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Warner Of
321 Franklin ST, was solemnized at
high noon Saturday at the home Of the
brides parents. Tho ceremony was
performed IN the presence Of 90 rela-
tives and friendS by the Rev. w. D..
Westervelt. j.. d., OF Honolulu, Ha-
waii, uncle OF the bride. Miss Helene
Westervelt, sister OF the bride, acted
as maid Of honor. lille j. Harold
Warner, brother OF "A groom, acted
as best man.
The bridal couple entered the room.
70 the strains OF LOhengrin's wedding
march, played on the harp by Irwin
DoIk. During the wedding service he
played Perfect Day" The ceremony
was performed under an archway
formed Of smilax, with q large satin
bow at the center and a white dove
suspended. The mante was banked
with palms, ferns and white roses.
The bride was prettily attired in a
white lingerie gown Of Philippine hand
embroidery ard Irish lace. She wore
a full length tulle veil. caught with
valley lilies and carried an arm bOu-
quet Of lilies Of the VALLEY with valley
lily shower. The maid OF honor was
charmingly gowned in a pink lingerie
empire frOck with girdle Of electric
blue and rufhes set on in scallops with
clusters Of blue rOsebuds at each point.
h carried an arm bouquet Of Killar-
ney roses and her hair with curls was
caught at one side with Killarney
roses.
Immediately after the wedding Ger
emony a luncheon was served in the
red room Of the Oliver. Three large
mounds of sweet pea served as deco
rationS,
Immediately after the luncheon Mr..
and Mrs. Warner left for a northern
lake trip and TO MacataWa park. They
will return about the middle of August
and be at home at $40 w. Navarro af-
ter Sept. Is.
Among The out Of town guests at
the wedding were Miss Lena Won Kel-
ley OF lansing, Mich. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ID. Westervelt and son, Andrew.
OF Honolulu, Mrs. Joseph Maxwell
Stephenson Of Gary. and Mr.. and Mrs.
z. g. Westervelt Of Macatawa park,
Mich.
Both the young people are well
known IN society circles in South
Bend. Mr.. Warner is "A lawyer and
is the present city Judge. His gift to
the bride was a circle of pearls and
sapphires.
Edward TOhulka and Louis John
son spent a pleasant day fishing at
Barron lake Friday. Louis Johnson
caught five suckers and five bass. o..
Tohulka had better success by catch
ing 10 perch and 10 bass. They are
also going to Michigan City with the
grocers and butcher excursion to fish.
Tho e. IT, ~t--
Quincy Street Baptist church held a
delightful picnic Friday i'm Leeper
park. The children were in charge of
Rev. n Mrs. Parsons and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Smith, jr.
Miss Mayme Armour. 1919 s. Michi-
a st, pleasantly entertained Fri
day evening at her home, in honor Of
Miss Ella Myers. 5. Main St, who will
soon leave the city to make her home
in Indianapolis The evening was
pleasantly spent at games and social
diversions. Refreshments were serv-
I'd.
The hoys Of Nh. Wagener's class Of
Trinity Presbyterian Sunday school
met at the home Of James Grenert.
426 Notre Dame ST., Friday evening.
Games and music featured the even
ing. Leo Leblanc won the champion
ship IN the -One-lcgged rooster fight.
The next meet will be at the home
OF Toward Jones, $40 n. Francis st.
Miss Mary Vuysteke, a bride of next
week., was hOnOred guest last evening
at a kitchen shower given by the
Children Of Mary of ST. Joseph's par
ism IN St. JOseph's hall on North Hill
81. The guests were entertained at
pedro and n favOrs were won by
Miss Adelaide White and Miss Mar
guerite Sweeney. The officers of the
society, Miss Genevieve Winkler, Miss
Louise Crepeau. Miss Genevieve Ha-
ger and Miss Josephine Poulin were
ne hostesses for the evening. Miss
VuyIsteke received a number OF pretty
and useful gifts Light refreshments
were served. Preceding the shower
the regular meeting of the society WITS
held.
Mrs. T. Zimmerman. who is Occu-
pying her summer home at Eagle
Point, east of Mishawaka, had as her
guests Friday the members of the
Wanita Sewing circle. Bathing, boat
ing and races were the features OF
the days entertainment. Plans were
discussed for the annual outing or
July IS. The members returned home
on the 2 O'Clock a Mrs. Herman
Martin. S14 S Carroll st. will be hos
tess at the regular meeting OF the
club July 80.
George Landgraf. y. Eleventh St.
River Park, was pleasantly surprlsec
Thursday evening by a party OF IA
friends. the occasion being his birth
day anniversary. The evening was
spent in n social way and at the close
q luncheon was served.
Mrs Joseph Riffel. 1916 Witwer av.
entertained the Lucky Thirteen Clul
on Friday afternoon. The guest: