South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-21

JAZZ. with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
.iOldeman at Olive Branch.
Miss Lillian Winsor. TAI Allen St.
and Warren VanDerbeck, 1907 Lin
coin way w. were married We'd
nesday morning at 10 o'clock at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wass,
| 1908 Van Buren, st. The Rev T. J.
Parsons Of the Quincy street Baptist
church read the ceremony in the
! presence of a few guests. The home
was made attractive by a profusiOn
of roses. After a lake trip Mr. and
/ Mrs. VanDerbeck VIII return to
make their home in this city.
! The Sheneman family held their
! fifth annual reunion Saturday at the
/ home of Mr.. and Mrs. James r.
| Long. The guests numbered 125.
J The day was spent with games and
4 greeting old friends and at noon
I picnic dinner was served Follow
I ing this a history of the Sheneman
\ family was read and short talks
I
! brand and William Sheneman of
I Richmond. Ind. The next reunion
will be held the third Saturday in
June, 1917 with Zachariah Shene-
! man.
wedding which will be of inter
/ est TO a large number of people of
/ this city will take place this evening
/ at the home of the brides sister
Mrs. c.. l.. Lehle, 3739 Pine Grove
\ av., Chicago, when Miss Mae Weber
/ daughter o. Mrs. Louise Weber. 1858
/ Jansen av.. will be united in mar
riage to Edward Collins. 7O5 Sheri-
dan road, son of Charles Collins. 73t
Forest av.. of South Bend. DR.. Will
I liams Of the Wellington Avenue
| Congregational church will perform
the ceremony. Mrs G. l.. Lehle
will act as metron of honor and Miss
! Marie Weber, sister of the bride will
be the brides maid. During the
ceremony Mendelsohn's wedding
march will be played. A supper will
be served at 1870 o'clock TO the rel
atives and friends who attend the
wedding. The home will be elabo-
rately decorated with roses and
sweet peas
The bride will be gowned in mes
I saline beneath a dainty frock of
tulle with silver lace trimmings and
will carry a shower boquet of lilies
OF the valley and sweet peas. Her
matron of honor will wear net over
pink taneta and her maid will be
gowned in blue chiffon over taneta.
Mr. Collins was formerly of this
city and was employed as plant sup
erintendent of the local telephone
company He now holds the posi-
ton of toll line engineer of the Chi
cago telephone exchange. Miss Web
er is a charming young lady popular
in North shore society of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs Collins viii leave at
once for a Canadian trip and will be
at home after september e. at 1854
Balmoral av.. Chicago.
Those from here who will attend
the wedding are, Mr.. and Mrs. A. X.
Collins. 1913 Yukon av.. Charles Col
Inns and Miss -. Thompson
The Womens Home Missionary
society of the First Methodist church
held its monthly meeting Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs f
7. Moore, 32S y. Michigan ST. In
the annual election % officers Mrs.
" II. McNitt was made president;
Mrs. Marshel Hughes and Mrs.
Grace Farneman. vice presidents:
Mrs Elmer r Abernathy. secretary;
Mrs Herman A Tohulka treasurer:
Mrs II. e. Rupe. corresponding
secretary superintendent of the
various departments We're also
named
Mrs George Taylor had charge
o the afternoons program. and led
ia the reading OF Messages from
Home Missionary Workers: the
/ lesson topic was given by Mrs. Nc
Nit on the "Integrating Force"
Mrs. o. +. Julian read a leafiet,
Strangers in q Strange Land.
which closed the business session.
Light refreshments were served dur
ing the social afternoon. The sOci-
ety is To meet July is.
Mrs Francis Lane and daughter
626 Harrison av. have just returned
from a months visit with the for
mer's sister. Mrs r. Paul Anderson
and family. OF Lexington. XIV While
there they attended the graduation
f exercises OF class Of It's mem hers
OF the state university. OF which a
niece. Miss Virginia Anderson vas a
member. They also attended re-
ception al the new capital building
AZ Frankfort and heard an address.
on Preparedness" hv Breckenridge