South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25

Sheekey. daughter Of Mrs Patrick
Sheekey. col s. Main ST. and John
Z. Anderson Of Indianapolis. son Of
Mr. and Mrs Robert G.. Anderson Of
Indianapolis. was solemnized at $50
o'clock Wednesday morning with a
nuptial mass at St Patrick's church.
The ceremony was performed by the
Very Rev Andrew Morrisey of Notre
Dame The church was decorated
with palms and fall flowers. banked
at the entrance OF the sanctuary.
Lokengrin's wedding march was
PLAYED BY Miss F.Iecia Lower and
during the ceremony the song. Ave
Maria" was rendered by Joseph
Murphy OF Dayton. O. Mrs. Joseph
Murphy a sister OF the bride who
acted as matrOn OF honor. wore a
suit OF grey velvet and "a hat Of
silver cloth. She wore "A corsage Of
orchids The bride was attired in
a suit OF navy blue velvet ard her
hat OF navy blue was trimmed in
rnoleslSin. Her cOrsage bouquet was
OF valley lilies and orchids. Robert
Anderson Of Indianapolis a brother
OF the groom. acted as best man.
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vas served at the house 10 immedi-
ate friends and relatives who num-
bered 40. Among the Out-of-town
guests were Miss Mary Anderson OF
Indianapolis. Mrs Catherine Ber-
ling Of Chicago and Miss Mary Doyle
OF Peoria. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
left for trip 20 indianapolis and
viii be at home after Nov. II at
1920 Clarendon av. Chicago
Miss Emma Currise, daughter OF
MT and Mrs George Currise. 72S
W. Wayne St. and Frank A. Stef-
faniak. 21S Mcpherson St. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Steffaniak. 161
Walnut st. ,Coldwater. Mich, were
united in marriage Wednesday morn
ing at St Patrick's Catholic church.
Rev William r. Minnick. performed
the ceremony at o'clock with a
Euptial mass.
Miss Rose Steffaniak, sister of the
bridegroom. attended as bridesmaid
and Alexander LaskOske. a cousin
served as best man. The bride was
becomingly gowned in her travelling
Louise hat OF blue velvet with gold
trim. Her cOrsage and that of
her maid were OF sweet peas. Miss
Stefaniak wore a blue suit with a
hat TO match.
A wedding breakfast was served
10 the immediate relatives and
friends at the home OF the brides
parents after the service at the
church. The Out-of-town guests
were Mrs. James Steffaniak. daugh-
tiers. Misses Rose and Helen, and son.
Paul. OF COldwater. James Steffaniak
of Chicago. and Rev. d. a. Hayes
OF COldwater.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Steffaniaks left for
a weeks trip to St. Louis. Mo. After
Nov. they will be at home at 7O2
Cottage Grove av.
Miss Vera Austin. 1850 Lincoln
way r. entertained with a surprise
birthday party for Glen Wolford
Tuesday evening at her home. The
house was decorated in profusions
OF autumn leaves. The guests num-
bered % and spent the evening with
games and music. A violin selec-
ton by Miss Leona StOner. accom-
panied on the piano by Miss Edna
Whitmer, was much enjoyed and
piano solos were also given by Ros-
coe Leeper, Glen Wolford and Miss
Mildred Austin. in the contests
Miss LeOna Stoner was awarded the
favor Toward the close of the
evening, dainty refreshments were
served.
a young business women's club
has been organized at the Y. w. c.
a. with 20 charter members Off
GERS were elected at a meeting Tues
day evening and Miss Inez Burns
was elected president; Miss Jessie
Marble. vice president: Miss Esther
Brakeman, secretary, and Miss Eli
vina Nitsche. treasurer. The club is
purely "A social organization and in
Cludes stenOgra pliers. bookkeepers.
clerks and teachers. The plans at
present are not very definite. but il
was decided that the meetings shall
be held once a month at the Y W.
and that there will be a program
followed by a social hour at each
meeting
The Business W0men'S Bible class.
conducted by Mrs. r. Il. Harris. met
in the Y. ". Tuesday evening.
Miss Clara Ernsperger is con-
Quoting "A new class for plain sewing
at the Y. W. The class meets every
Monday night and there are six les
sons in every term
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Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Frederick. S44
Park av., Will entertain at "a Z O'Clock
dinner at the Nicholson Inn Wed
nesday evening ne affair will be
given in celebration OF their tenth
wedding anniversary. The table. at
which covers for u will be laid.
will be attractively decorated with
pink roses and Chrysanthemums
which will form a mound in the
center
:.
Mrs Verne Derf. 229 r. Broad
way, was hostess TO the members OF
the Mothers Literary club Tuesday
afternoon. Papers were read by
Mrs. Albert Thomas and Mrs. Dan
Smith The hOusp was dacorsfea L.,