South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-28
SOCIETY AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN


The marriage OF Miss Mary Mar
-4ret casey daughter OF Mrs. L. IT,
casey. s24 r.. jefferson blvd, and
Howard A. Lane Of this city. for
merry OF WATERFOWL. Conn took
lace at 1880 o'clock Thursday
morning at the First n r. church.
Rev Henry J.. Davis Ofticiated, the
simple ring ceremony being used. /
The bride was given away by her
uncle. Elmer u. StoU Of Nicksburg. 4
Mich. and the attendants were
Misses Margaret Sherman and Ruth
stoll During the ceremony special
music was furnished by r. j.. Lloyd, I
organist OF the First NJ T. church. [
and Miss Inez Haeske, violinist
The bride wore neat velvet
travelling suit OF BURBERRY shade, I
trimmed in fur. Miss stoH was
Eowned In gray georgette crepe with
hat and shoes 20 match, while Miss
sherman was attired in brown
georgette crepe over yellow china
silk. with brown satin trimmings and
sold lace hat and shoes 20 match.
Each wore a cOrsage bouquet of
sweet peas and valley lilies.
Immediately following the cere-
money a wedding breakfast was
served Ia the pink parlOr OF the
oliver hotel 20 the immediate rela-
tives and a few friends Covers were
laid for 90 guests.
Miss Casey is we'll known among
the social set Of South Bend, and is
the granddaughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
j. p. StoI. former editor Of the
Times. She was a graduate OF the
local high school in 1912. Mr. Lane
is travelling salesman and has
previously been located in Decatur.
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Those who attended the wedding
from out Of the city were Mr. and
Mrs. J. d. Casey and daughter
Harriette. Of Auburn, Ind. Miss
Catherine Casey OF indianapolis.
and Miss Helen Fink Of Goshen.
After 4liort wedding trip Mr..
and Mrs Lane will reside in this
city at s24 E. Jefferson blvd.
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The annual New Years reception
given for the people Of st. James
parish and their friends, will be
held at the clergy house on New
Years day. between the hours of
and S o'clock. The clergy and the
ladies Of their families will be
pleased to receive all friends who
care to call. The assisting hostesses
are Mrs. Donald MacGregOr. Mrs.
G. Welton Judd. Mrs. Margaret
SudlOw and Miss Lola DeFries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo Bunch. 9O4
+. Calvert St. entertained with a
dinner at their home wednesday
evening. The affair honored Charles
+. Norton Of Los Angeles. Calf.
who is visiting with his sister, Mrs.
Leo Swank over the holidays.
Christmas decorations and sweet
peas we're used effectively and there
were covers at the table for eight
guests.
The congregation of the West
minister Presbyterian church will
tender a reception for Rev. and Mrs
IT, b. Hostetter Friday evening. A
large number of invitations have
been extended by the committee in
charge Of the affair and a good at
tendance Is desired
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Miss Margaret Whitcomb. 20 La
porte av, entertained with AN n~
formal tea Wednesday afternoon at
her home. Musical numbers were
given by Miss Helen Seybold. and a
reading ~ Miss Waldorf The
afternoon was spent informally with
games. There were covers laid for
six guests.
The Northern Indiana Alumnae
association of the Western college
at oxford. O.. will Doe given a
luncheon Friday noon at the Nichol-
son Inn Guests viii be present
from Mishawaka. Goshen. Elkhart.
Michigan City and South Bend and
viii number 20 Following the
luncheon the guests viii be enter
tanned nc the home of Miss Alma
Collmer s Lafayette ST.
Mrs. J. r Birdseu 511 w. Colfax
ay.. was hostess at a luncheon at tho
oliver hotel Thursday, given as "a
compliment 10 Mrs Frederick Gun
ningham OF Lowell Mass. The table
was decorated with narcissi and
Killarney roses. and there were
places for L guests Those present
included Mrs Cunningham Miss
Catherine oliver. Miss Eliuor Nc
Millen OF South America. the guest