South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-08


afternoon with an impressive cere-
mony at the home 81 he brides
parents at KinEsbury. Ind.
Banks 81 palms and baskets OF
white peOnies in one corner OF the
living room formed the setting for
the ceremony which was read AT 4
o'clock hy the Rev. J. p Donaldson
OF Prairie du Sac. Wis Wall has
kets OF field daisies were hung about
the room.
The couple was attended 10y Miss
Marjorie Keithline, sister OF the
bride. who acted as bridesmaid and
Charles Keithline as best man. Little
Miss Virginia Bair. a cousin OF the
bride. was the ring bearer carrying
il in a green tinted French basket
OF for-get-me- She wore
dainty white lingerie frock. Miss
May Elliot played the wedding
march.
Miss Keithline was attired in
gown OF delicate green radium silk
set of by touches OF hand embroid-
cry Her flowers were Spanish lrises
in shades Of cream.
The brides gown was "A lovely
creation OF georgette crepe and trim
mings Of satin ribbon and hlet lace.
Her wedding veil was fastened 20
the head with sprays Of orange bios
SONS. and her flowers were "A show
er OF brides roses and lilies Of the
valley
A supper in three courses was
served after the marriage at small
tables centered with pink roses
Three cousins OF the bride. Miss
Adah Beahm of WestviHe. Miss
Hazel Jarrett OF Hammond and Miss
Stella Klopot OF Knox assisted in
serving. They wore charming dress
es OF white
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn will take a
Today northern trip before leaving
for their home at indianapolis.
where Mr.. Vaughn is employed as
field secretary with the McKeand
Service Co.
The guests from out of town in
cluded. Miss Mary Elliott Marion
Ind; Miss Gertrude Learn. Mr.. and
Irs. Bair aud daughter Of Laporte:
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. J.. Vaughn. Mr.. and
q
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jarrett and
Miss Jarrett. Hammond. Ind. Mrs
5 KlopOt and Miss KlopOt, Knox.
Ind. the Rev. and Mrs Donaldson
of Prairie du Sac; Mrs NJ Austin Of
Culver and A. Lauder Of Wymony.
H.
Miss Norma Schroth and Harley
Himebaugh. both OF Elkhart were
quietly married az the home Of the
formers sister Mrs Leo Bauer.
1855 Van Buren, ST., Wednesday
evening The bride wore "A dainty
suit of blue silk taneta and "a white
hat TO match The bride is a nurse
and the groom is employed in the
grocery business in Elkhart. After
short triI they Will be at home in
their newly furnished fiat at 1915
Main 81, E!khart.
The Jolly Fellows club and their
friends were pleasantly entertained
Wednesday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Victor Blodgett. 1882 T.. Wayne
81. Music was furnished by the j..
:. g. glee club and a social hour
with refreshments was enjoyed. Mrs.
Blodgett will leave next week for
Union Mills 10 spend the summer
months
Mrs. William Kagle, 216 y. Stude-
baker St, was hostess Wednesday
afternoon 10 members of the ID. l..
Pedro club. The time was spent with
cards. prizes in the contests going 10
Mrs. John Chamberlain. Mrs. J..
Hart. and Mrs. Rasmussen. Refresh
ments were served. The next meet
ing viii be held in two weeks With
Mrs +. Farrell Washington av.
Mrs. Clark r. Keith. $50 Rush st.
pleasantly entertained with a chill
dren's party Thursday afternoon for
her daughter, Eleanor. whose 7th
birthday anniversary fell on that
date. Games featured the afternoon
and near the close refreshments
were served. from "a table appointed
IN pink and white and centered with
large birthday cake There were
places for seven guests
Pupils of Miss Carrie Hanford will
appear In a recital Friday evening at
: o'clock az the studio. 119 $. Scott
ST. assisted by Miss Grace Storey.
soprano. Niss Laura Hagey. reader
and Miss Greta Edner. soprano and
sccOm PIANIST.
Announcement is made of the
marriage Of Miss JOY HeImick.
daughter OF John Helmick of Three
Oaks 10 George Brewer. son of Nlr.
and Mrs Arthur Brewer of Rolling
Prairie which occurred June . at ST.
Joseph. Mich The bride is a sis
ter or Mrs. Lawrence Bradley. S24 y.
Francis St. and is making short
visit here az present Mr. Brewer
who was here wednesday has re-
turned home.
Mrs George w. Phillips. 40 Col
umbia ST. delightfully."- entertained
with / o'clock luncheon Wednes-
day afternoon FOR members OF the
Buchanan club. The table was pref
tly arranged with oriental peoples
and covers We're laid for eleven
other house delegations were OF
upoufas and roses The ..rr,r. IS -,r- %,