South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22

tanning rooms were arranged to sug-
gest a color note of red and green
with hearts and punches Of June
| roses.
The marriage of Miss lola Huff
and Carl May. Niles. Mich. formerly
of South Bend, was solemnized Tues
| day at the home of the bride at
| Bremen, Ind. The Rev. William
Rosener performed the ceremony. A
reception was followed by a dinner
| Decorations for the home were
/ peonies and roses, used profusely
/ about the rooms. Mr. AND Mrs. May
left on a short wedding trip and
will be at home July 10 at Niles.
! The guests present at the ceremony
/ from away were the groom's par
J ents. Mr. and Mrs b. NJ. May. and
Miss Marie NJ May, Niles; Frank
/ May, Chicago; Miss Lillian Keller
man, Laporte. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Frazier of this city.
Mrs. John F. Dev'ne, 113 North
| Shore dr., gave a tea at the Robert
son tea room Wednesday afternoon
| for members of the Young Mothers
club. There were places for nine
! guests. The club will be entertained
July . by Mrs. Joseph +. Donahue.
312 Fulton pl.
At a meeting of the WOmen's
| Home Missionary society of Grace
! NJ. r. church Wednesday in the
I church parlors Mrs. +. c. Lane was
/ reelected president of the society
for the new year; Mrs. William Row,
first vice president; Mrs John Shirk.
| second vice president; Mrs. George
Gall. recording secretary and press
superintendent; Mrs. +. o. Jelli-
son, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Charles Wayne. treasurer; Mrs. L.
Allen. mite box secretary; Mrs.
Granger. supply secretary; Mrs. H.
G. Moore. secretary literature; Mrs.
Kappa VanSicklen, flower mission:
/ Miss Nettie Taylor. secretary tithing
and temperance. Devotionals were
led by Miss Nettie Taylor. and Mrs.
Homer Taggart gave an instructive
paper on Sources Of Power" Dur
ing the afternoon the little girls of
the Mothers Jewel department
gave very pretty exercise, after
which they were promoted into the
Home Guards" department. The
hostesses served dainty refresh
ments late in the afternoon. The
members are planning TO give an
all-day picnic at Leeper park July
19.
The AS You Like 1t club will be
entertained at a picnic supper this
evening at the country home of Mrs
4 O. F. Post, Niles I'd
AT a meeting of the Helena Re-
bekah Sewing circle Wednesday af-
ternoOn in the hall Mrs. Elizabeth
Hertel. Mrs. Levi Heiss and Mrs.
Esther Menner acted as hostesses.
The time was given to sewing. with
a social session. Members Of the
circle are TO have another meeting
Thursday, July 8. when Mrs. Cath
crime Mathes, Mrs. Eva Suess and
Mrs. Frank will entertain
The Womens Foreign Missionary
society OF StuH Memorial church had
its meeting Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Hattie Cornish. 2O14 S
Miami st Mrs A. c. Tuveson gave
an interesting talk on "Music-What
Effect it Has on the People of the
Heather Lands: Mrs. Cornish gave
story from a missionary leatiet,
The Little Indian Girl and Her
Christian Song" The two young
daughters OF the hostess sang Mis-
siOnary Farewell" which MAJ up
the program for the day. Refresh
ments were served after the bust
ness time. on July 10 the society
will have a meeting at the home Of
Mrs. Fred Entzian. 1929 s. Lafayette
ST.
Members of the Harmony Read
ing circle were very charmingly en-
tertained at the home OF Mrs. w G
Mitchell. 215 r. Madison St. yester-
day The hours were spent as usual
with reading and in a social manner
after which there were refreshments
The club will meet July 3.
a meeting of the Pastors Aid so
ciety OF the First Christian church
was held in River Park with Mrs.
II. G. Incl. sal Ninth st. as hostess
The guests. NUM- bering eight. de
voted the time 10 needlework, fol-
lowing which there was a light re-
past The next meeting VIII be N
tho nature 81 an all-dav nicnic with