South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-04

sold lining ana trimmings or MOLE
skin Her corsage was Of Aaron
Ward roses and valley lilies. Edwin
J. Larney Of Chicago acted as best
man.
A wedding breakfast was served
at $3.50 o'clock at the Nicholson Inn
for the bridal party The table was
decorated with pink roses and there
were covers for 10 guests. After a
few weeks honeymoon trip on the
great lakes and Canada. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bannon will be at home in
Grafton. Pa. after Nov.
Those from out OF the city 10 at
tend the wedding were f. G. Stan
ford Of Davenport, Ia; Dr. Frank
Breslin OF Los Angeles. Calf: Mt
and Mrs. Thomas Hughes of Pitts
burgh. Pa, and j. Rhoads O'Reilly
Ct New York. and the groom's par
ents Mr. and Mrs. b. Bannon OF
Grafton.
Deaconess Stewart OF Hankow.
China. Will give a lecture at st.
James Episcopal church Friday
evening at o'clock, 10 which the
public are invited Following this
an informal reception will he given
i'm her honor AT the home OF the
Rev and Mrs John IL. White. 319
W Colfax av
The Young Peoples alliance Of
Grace Evangelical church held its
regular monthly business meeting
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Ray. y. Cushing st. A
social evening was enjoyed with
victrola selections. and refreshments
were served.
Miss Adah Fox Of Wyatt. Ind.
was hostess 10 a number of young
people Monday evening at her home
ln honor of Miss Anna MeZzie of this
city who viii soon leave for Kan
sas Ci.y. Kan. The evening was
spent i'm music and games and there
were 40 guests present Ice cream
md cake were served.
Members of the St Mary's Guild
of the st. James church met in the
Parish house Monday night and en-
ioyed 10-cent supper. Following
this "a business meeting was held
during which plans for a bazaar were
discussed and the time for holding
il was set for Oct %. The st.
Mary's Guild Will meet every Mon
lay night in the parish parlors.
In celebration Of her birthday an
niversary. Miss Ethel Cordray en-
tertained a party of girls at her
home. 1871 :. Lafayette St, Tuesday
evening. Games and music were
the evening pastime and lunch
was served late. with covers laid for
is guests.
Mrs. Chester :. Mnichowski, 627
y. Studebaker St, was hostess TO a
number of her friends at her home
Tuesday evening. The evening was
spent socially with needlework and
refreshments were served.
All social pleasures of the week
have been put aside for the celebra-
ton of Indiana's centennial which
after months and months of prep
aration was successfully opened
yesterday. Clubs and church So
cieties have. almost all of them
without exception, been postponed
because of the general interest taken
by the members in the whole affair
and which necessarily meant either
the society or the pageant would be
sighted and of course every one
must witness the excellent presen-
tation of the historical pageant
which is TO be repeated each night
of the celebration. on last even
ing. the FIRST night. the boxes were
we'll filled with appreClative parties
who thoroughly enjoyed every mo-
ment OF the time. Many of the box
holders will make up their parties
this evening OF for Thursday the
final night.
Prominent among them being
Mrs John r. Reynolds. sr., who en-
tertained last evening for Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Reynolds. jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs w. Peterson and ]. w. c. Rey-
nolds; the Mayor and Mrs Keller
had Miss Minnie Vale of New Car
Isle and G.. X. WoOlman in their
box; Or. and Mrs. c. a. LippincOtt
were there on the opening night
with the Misses Mary and Anna
belle Hppincott and Harlow Lip
pincott with Miss Florence Weld as
their guest; Miss Virginia Tut had
a number of guests in her box
among them Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cush-
ing and their out Of town visitors.
In the c. b. Stephenson box were
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephenson's daugh-
ter Mrs +. J. Roche and Mr. Roche.
Judge and Mrs. G. a. Farabaugh,
and Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Gra-
ham; Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Austin
occupied their box last evening.
Included among the other box
holders for the pageant are, Mr.. and
Mrs. George O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs.
John :. Bordner, 4. Frank. r. A.
Miller +. Lewis KGhnS, Albert v.
WeigeI. MT and Mrs .. c. Herr. O.
H. Wheelock. ]. D. Oliver. G. c.
Hanch. F. l.. Dennis. r. L. Burch
and r. b. Barnes.
Mrs Walter oliver entertained
with a miscellaneous shower Mon
day evening. honoring Miss Hazel
Peterson. a bride OF next week. A
dainty supper was served by the