South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
SOCIAL AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN

Miss Irene Esken. daughter OF
George Esken. 20l4 S. Lafayette 81,
and George Maynard FansIer. son
81 Mt and Mrs. George Fansler, 222
T.. Ewing av.. were married with a
pretty home wedding this afternoon
at the home OF the brides father
The ceremony was performed al 9
O'Clock by Rev Babb OF Stull Ne
mortal church During the cere-
mony Miss Lena Esken played
Hearts and Flowers"
Attending the couple were Miss
Matilda Esken. sister OF the bride
as maid OF honor and Haskell r..
smith OF Mishawaka as best man TO
the groom. The house was prettily
decorated with autumn leaves and a
profusion Of white chrysanthemuns
The bride was gOwned I'm pale blue
georgette crepe with white and
gold lace trimm'- rs and carried a
bouquet OF white chrysanthemums
with a daintily arranged wreath Of
valley lilies about the head. Her
maid was attired In pale green crepe
rose and carried a bouquet OF pink
chrysanthemums At o'clock "A
dinner viii be served 10 the guests
from a table attractively appointed
in blue and white with chrysan-
themums at its center. There will
be places for 35 relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Fansler viii be at
home after No. ] at the home of the
bride, 2O14 S. Lafayette st. George
Esken OF Dayton. o., was a guest
from a distance at the wedding.
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The young people Of st. PauTs
Methodist church will entertain IN
the parlOrs Of the church Friday
evening with a Halloween party.
Autumn leaves will be used for
decorations and during the evening
OF games and contests. refreshments
will b., served.
Trinity Presbyterian church mem
ber3 will give a masquerade party
Thursday tn the church parlors. The
affair is carried out in the Halloween
idea. with decorations Of orange
and black crepe paper hanging in
steamers from Tire center Of the
ceiling 20 the sides of the room. a
carpet Of autumn leaves and corn
stalks In the corner and I'm the mid
die OF the rooms. having big pump
kins in the center of each viii be
used. Games will be enjoyed and
refreshments will be served.
Members OF the Guiding Light
Sunday school class viii be enter
tanned at the home OF Miss RATHER
inc Brakeman. 627 r. Wenger st
at masquerade party Friday even
ing. Many clever costumes will be
worn. The decorations will be TT
ting for the Halloween season and
games and music Will be the diver
sions for the evening. The mer' bers
OF the class number %
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Mr.. and Mrs Walter Maurer. oil
w. Bartlett st. entertained with a
dinner party Wednesday evening at
their home. honOring Miss Loretta
Kruger and Frank j. Hiss. who Will
be married Nov T. The table was
arranged with fall roses and set for
20 guests. Games and music fea-
tured the evenings entertainment
and Miss Maude Crepeau won a
favor in "a matchmaking contest and
Mis- Kruger was winner OF a pump
kin contest. The honored guests
were presented with several useful
gifts.
The Colfax W. c. T. T.. was enter
tanned by Mrs. J. d. Cissne. 721 Cot
tage Grove av.. Wednesday after
HOon. During the meeting Mrs.
Diliey gave reports of the state con-
vention held at Huntington last week
which showed that Indiana had
made a gain OF 1000 w. G. r. u.
workers this year. Great progress
was shown in the work throughout
the state and national prohibition
was anticipated for 1920 Mrs. Col
Inns read a poem. THE Two Classes
following the business session and re-
freshments were served on Nov
3 Mrs Mary Collins. 723 Cottage
Grove av-. viii be hostess 10 the club
members.
MT. and Mrs. NJ. j. Williams OF
Mishawaka entertained with T
O'Clock dinner Wednesday in honor
OF Mrs Williams mother. Mrs. Leone
Cleveland OF Chicago. Oak leaves
roses and ferns were the house
decorations and on the table. can
dies with jack-o'- lantern shades were
used The hostess was assisted by
her children, Miss Lenore and Mas
ter NJ l.. jr.. who were dressed i'm
the costumes OF the Queen of
Hearts and Knave Of Hearts. respec-
lively Miss Lenore brought the
birthday cake into the dining room
In small cart and the cake was
set in the center of the table. Fol
lowing the dinner Master NJ. L. en-
tered With a basket of presents for
Mrs. Cleveland. which were opened
there. Guests from South Bend
were Mr.. and Mrs Wayne Cleveland
and Mrs. @. B. Cleveland.
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Mrs Charles Stuckey. Glover Leaf
farm, was hostess "Wednesday after