South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-02

mrs A c. Hill. $50 Riverside dr..
was hOsteSs 20 the members Of the
WOmens Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF the First NJ F. church
Tuesday afternoon. The devotionals
for the afternoon were led by Mrs
G.. p. Greed and Mrs. George Taylor
had charge OF the lesson. the sub
Jet OF which was A Nation at
School" Mrs. Homer Welton read
"a leaflet pertaining 10 this subject
After the business OF the meeting
was transacted. the hostess and her
assistant hostesses, Mrs. W n.
Humphreys. Mrs. Dunkle. Mrs Beck
with and Mrs. Homer Welton. serv-
ed refreshments The next meeting
Of the society will he held at the
home OF Mrs T. S. Alternately, SIG
Lasalle av.. Aug. 5.
Mrs John Lane was hostess at
thimble given at her home. 637
Bronson St, Tuesday afternoon. in
honor Of Mrs. Paul Fallaschek of
Kansas City. Mo, who is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Jerry Mccarthy. S2S
Marietta ST The afternoon was de-
voted 10 needlework, after which a
lunch was served 10 II guests. Mrs.
Meyrs OF Ann ArbOr Mich. was also
an out-of-town guest The table
decorations were in yellow ard white
and the same color scheme was car
ried out in the refreshments.
Mrs r. r. White. 227 +. Milton
St. was hostess TO the members OF
the c. W. y. NJ. auxiliary at their
regular meeting Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Cult was leader for the
afternoon. Mrs Royal Brown bridge
read the scripture lesson and Mrs.
Thomas 3. Ort gave a reading on
The Mantle Elijah: Miss Marjory
Lee gave a piano solo: Mrs. L. Goss
told a Bible story. Rev. o. j. Cohee
talked on the organization Of young
peoples work and Miss Hazel White
OF the Circle Girls also addressed |
the mem bers. Light refreshments
we're served. The meeting was dis
missed with prayer by Rev. Cohee.
and the next meeting will be with
the Circle Girls in the church par
Tors. Sept 20.
The marriage Of Miss Erma Cath
crime Hardy, 424 Lincoln way w,
daughter Of Mrs. Mary Hardy Of
st. Thomas. Can, and Thomas
Maurice Hoban, 205 y. ST. Louis
blvd, was solemnized this morn
ing at the St Joseph's church. Rev.
Patrick Carroll. c. s. c. perform
ing the ceremony with a nuptial
mass at o'clock
The bridal couple entered the
church to the strains OF the Men
delssOhn wedding march, played by
Mrs. ]. NJ. Mccartney, accompanied
on the violin by Miss Anna Mozart
ney. and during the ceremony, Barry
Scanlon gave pretty rendition !
OF True Until Death" The cere- |
mOny will be read before the altar
banked with palms and pink and !
white roses.
The bridal gown was a charm |
ing combination OF white tulle and !
venetian lace with trimmings of
pearl with a picture hat of lace -
match. ehse carried a shower bou-
quet OF white killarney roses and I
valley lilies. Miss ida Moran was
her attendant and wore a gown of
pink georgette crepe ard carried
bouquet of pink kiIIarnsy roses. !
Martin c. Hobanl brother Of ths |
groom. served as best man
Following the ceremony an elab- !
crate breakfast was served TO
the immediate relatives and friends /
and at shis all appointments we're |
in pink and white. Roses were /
artistically arranged for a center |
piece. Covers we're laid for 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoban left some |
time today for a motoring trip |
to points of interest in Canada and !
New York state, and will return |
Sept. Z TO reside at the Oliver hotel, |
until the completion of their new |
home on +. LaSalle av.
IL III