South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-17


at 1880 o'clock ". r. Taylor OF
the Brick Presbyterian church off,
eiated A wedding reception 10 $50
guests followed Mrs. Wilson II.
Cross attended her sister as natron
Of honor and Miss Ethel Parry Hunt
acted as maid OF honor John G.
Emison OF New York was the best
man and the ushers were Merle
Walker OF New York and Wilson II.
Cross OF Rochester Mr.. and Mrs
Ward Will be at home after March
- at 40 Claremant av. New York,
where Mr.. Ward is practising law.
The groom is a graduate OF the
local high school DePauw univers-
ity and Columbia university
Miss Katherine Holley entertain
ed 20 Of her young friends between
the ages of 10 and Is years Tues
day Contests formed the amuse-
ment for the afternoon and prizes
were taken by Martha RabLck.
Marie Dausman. Phoebe BerOth.
Nellie Crothers. Natalie Smith and
Helen Payne. A number Of pretty
gifts were received by the hostess.
Among the guests were Ruth Her
shenow. Dorothy Hardy. Phoebe
Beroth. Margaret and Ruth Holley,
Nellie Crothers. Marie Dausman,
Marie l1ootin, Martha Rabuck. Mary
Huber. Ruth Orvis, Margaret Hin
kle. Natehe Smith. Helen Payne,
Amelia and Helen Huber. Raymond
Payne and Alvin Orvis
The r. w. B. club was enter
tanned at the home Of Mrs. Jose
phine Dooley at her home in Mish-
awake Wednesday afternoon. Con-
tests featured the afternoons pro-
gram and Mrs. Ben Hoffman and
Mrs Mary Longaker received the
hOnOrs A light luncheon was served
ct the close Of che afternoon. The
rooms were prsttily decorated. Mrs.
Emma DeClark, Mrs. Louis Seig and
Mrs. Cashier were guests OF the
club. The next meeting will be
March l with Mrs. LOngaker, S.
Notre Dame st.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society OF Stull Memorial church held
its monthly meeting Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. NJ NJ
Stull, 1908 S. Michigan st. Mrs.
Sarah Mccullough acted as leader
for the day and Mrs. A. V. Tuveson
contributed a paper on "A Girls
Beautiful Thought" and Miss Emma
Willard had charge of the mystery
served late in the afternoon. Miss
Willard will be hostess at the soci-
etys next meeting March Is at her
home. w. Washington av.
Mrs. F. b. Eastman, $50 s Main
St, was hostess yesterday at the fort
nightly meeting of the Shakespeare
circle. Interesting current events
were given by Mrs. w. o. Williams,
Mrs. Nelson L. Jones presented a
paper on Native Arts and Crafts"
and Mrs. w. b. Pershing a paper on
Animals of Alaska" A social time
followed the meeting, and the club
will meet in two weeks with Mrs. ].
s. Carpenter, 40 Manitou pI.
Members Of the Woman's Literary
club were entertained by Mrs.
Martha Hitler, 1104 S. Michigan St,
Wednesday. The life and work of
Charles Warren Stoddard was dis
cussed by Mrs. Herbert L. Smith and
Mrs. f. p. Moore had the subject
OF his book, Cumming With a
Savage" During a pleasant social
time light refreshments were served.
The club will meet on March / at
the home of Miss Mary Humphreys.
at the Rushton.
The Diamond Thimble club was
entertained at the home of Mrs. Carl
Swanson. 749 Diamond av., Wednes-
day afternoon. Patriotic quotations
were given in answer to roll call. A
paper on "Disciplining Children" was
given by Mrs. Howard Emmons. Vic
trOla music was enjoyed during the
social time while refreshments were
being served. Members of the club
will have a meeting March l with
Mrs. Emmons. I'll Leland av.. as
hostess.
The monthly meeting o. the Wo-
mems Home Missionary society Of
Grace NJ. r. church was held in the
social parlors of the church Wednes-
day afternoon. Arrangements were
made for An all day meeting. Feb.
"a. when the members will entertain
tie Home Missionary societies OF
the Methodist churches Of the city
A good program is being prepared
and a pleasant time looked forward
TO. Late in the afternoon following
the business time refreshments were
served. The society will have its reg
ular meeting March Is at the
church
Members of the North Side Cul-
ture club enjoyed an interesting
program on ''TolstOy' Wednesday
afternoon at a meeting at the home
Of Mrs. 5. VI. Leck. SOC Harrison av
Mrs. F. A. Deahl gave a review OF
Domestic Happiness" and Mrs. f.
c. Koos started review OF "Kreu-
ger SOnota." Lovely refreshments
were served after the program M
Members OF the club are TO meet on
March l.. with Mrs John s. Bordner,
Niles I'd.
Mrs. Dan Kuespert. 2121 Lincoln
way w. was pleasantly surprised by