South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-14
SOCIETY


son OF Mr. and Mrs. Max Living
ston. OF Chicago. and formerly Of
this city to Miss Edna May Of New
York viii take place at $50 O'Clock
this evening al Sherry's restaurant.
New York. Mr.. Livingston is well
known here having attended the
high school and also Notre
Dame university. Mr.. and Mrs. Liv-
ingstoa will enjoy an extended trip
20 the Bahama islands and upon
their return will reside in Chicago.
Leon Livingston. a cousin of the
groom, left here this morning TO
attend the wedding.
A reception for Miss Emma
Nourse. a returned missionary from
Africa, was given Monday afternoon
by the Women's Foreign Missionary
society OF Grace NJ. r. church in the
church parlors. a short program
was rendered with instrumental
solos By Miss Pearl Entzian. vocal
solos BY Mrs. Dr. Baumgartner Of
Elkhart and interesting talks by the
honor guest on her experience in
the mission field Following this q
social hour was enjoyed with re-
freshments served by Mrs. w. b.
Schaefer. Mrs NJ. L. Minnick. Mrs
George Eickler and Mrs. Charles
Brodbeck.
Mrs. Walter Fassnacht. AS w.
Navarro St. enterte ined the Young
Women's Home Missionary society
OF the First NJ. r. church Monday
evening. assisted by Mrs +. E.
Coates. Mrs. r. D. Lloyd, Miss Alma
Reed and Miss Edith Holbrook. Miss
g. X. Swartz OF Washington. for a
number of years a missionary worker
in Utah and one Of the national or
ganizers OF the society, gave an in
formal talk befoEe members Of her
work in that part OF the country and
spoke of mary interesting incidents
in connection with her mission. Re-
ports at the business meeting show
ed that the various pledges Of the
society have been paid. Refresh
ments were served late in the even
ing. Another meeting will be held
April 10 with Mrs. Fred Woodward
s St Joseph So.
A meeting o. The department of
art of the PrOgress club was held
Monday afternoon in the club rooms.
Mrs. r. G. Shani-lin opened the pro-
gram with a discussion of The I'M
maculate Conception" and Vision
OF St. Anthony OF Padua." Miss
Addie VandenBOsch gave cOmpari-
son of Children OF Shell. with Rem
brandt's Might Watch" and Fruit
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had pictures OF the Immaculate Con-
ceptiOn and Night Watch" which
added much interest TO the after
Moons program. A general discus
sion followed Members of the de-
partment are TO meet March 27. at
which time Mrs w. W. Funk and
Miss Nina DoOlttle will supply the
program.
The Young Peoples society OF the
First Baptist church met last even
irg at the home OF Miss Dorothy
Chard, 61O Leland av. Miss Jose
phine Simon. president OF the So
ciety. opened the meeting and Miss
Violet Solarek had charge OF the
program. The Mothers Prayer"
was given by Miss Chard and Miss
Gyneth Moore gave reading,
Motherhood A delightful social
hour followed the business time.
Another meeting of the society will
be held April 10 at the church.
The marriage OF Mrs. Mary Eliza
beth Westfall of this city. widow OF
the late DIT b. r. Westfall OF St
Louis. No. and W. .. HARDING. ST..
s12 <. Columbia St, was solemnized
SunCly evening with a quiet we'd
ding ceremony at the Grace Evan
geliCal church at sac o'clock The
Rev. ID. ID. Speicher Officiated Mr..
and Mrs. Harding left for "A we'd
ding Journey 10 Toledo Cincinnati
and other points in Ohio. They will
make their home in this city.
Mrs. Jewell Whaley S45 Smith
ST. River Park. was hostess Mon