South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-16

The marriage OF Miss Helen
Hankey. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
prank Haukey. 1913 St Francis St,
and Michael TT. Nolan OF Indianap-
oils. took place n $50 o'clock az
ST. Joseph's church Monday morn
ina. Rev. p. J. Carroll performed
the ceremony Music for the occa-
sion was furnished by Mrs. Nc
CARNEY on the piano. accompanied
by Miss Anna Mccartney on the
violin
James Nolan Of indianapolis.
brother Of the groom. acted as best
man 20 the groom and Miss Ruth
Probst was maid Of honor The
bride wore "A neat travelling suit OF
blue with a black velvet hat while
her maid was attired in brown
suit with a hat 10 match.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a wedding collation. was serv-
ID az the home Of the brides pa
rents for the immediate friends and
relatives Red American beauty
roses and chrysanthemums were
and Mrs Nolan left AT O'Clock for
a short visit with the formers pa
rents in indianapolis before going TO
Tulsa Okla. where they viii re-
side
Mrs Charles Krick OF North Lib
erty formerly Of this city. pleas
antly entertained with dinner
party Sunday In honor Of her son,
Gorge Krick Of Jacksonville Fla
] inner was served from table at
tractively decorated with ferns and
cut flowers effecting "A color motif
OF pink and green. There were
covers for 80 guests. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
HAYNES Of Mishawaka. Mr. and Mrs
r. Crost. Ar and Mrs. =. @. Wedel
and Mrs A. G. Mckinley and daugh-
ter. Miss Janet. Of this city
The members OF the Half circle
were pleasantly entertained Sunday
afternoon AT the home Of Miss
Phoebe Coward. 116 Dubail nv. An
afternoon OF contests and music was
enjoyed and prizes were captured by
Misses Marguerite Freyermuth and
Gertrude Knoblock Al s o'clock a
light luncheon was served Those
present were Misses Helen HOllOweu.
Gertrude Knoblock, Eva Reid Irma
NOegel and Marguerite Freyermuth
The next meeting will be held oct
= at the home Of Miss Freyermuth
St3 Ashland az.
Iembers or the Junior Five Hun
dred club met at the home of Miss
Lillian Reading. 715 y. St Louis
blvd. Sunday evening The evening
was spent with cards and music
Miss Eleanor Niven. SI5 y. St Louis
blvd. will entertain with a Halo
ween party Sunday oct % The
affair will be masquerade and
there viii be invited guests
:.
With an especially good attend
snse. the members OF the Sinai club
met in the Rotary room of the oliver
hotel Sunday afternoon. Due TO
hard work OF the membership COM
mittee. the club has grown IN num-
Ter 20 nearly 100 members since the
opening OF the season when a mem
hership campaign was begun. In
the Program for the afternoon. L.
Dekelbaum gave an interesting lee
tuTe on "A Jewish Congress-" and
Rabbi e. LieEAardt talked upon this
and other subjects concerning Jew
Ish problems. Miss Inez Haeske
entertained with violin solos. accom-
panied by Miss Valera BouDurant
upon the piano. Miss BonDurant
also played several other selections
Classic dancing by Miss Fredouia
Berger was much enjoyed Monday
evening the club Will entertain with
"a dancing party at Melville hall.
only members viii be present at
-
Miss Bernice HolloweU S55 Park
av.. was hostess az II o'clock
luncheon Sunday at The Nicholson
Inn. complimentary t. her house
guests. the Misses Lucille Scanning
and Wiuifred Thomas of Auburn.
Ind. Carnations and ferns formed
the dainty decorations of the table
and covers were laid for eight The
guests included besides the hostess
and hOnored guests. Miss Sybil Jen-
nings. Miss Harriet Rynkwich Nor
timer odell, Armon Horeun and 81
mer kruselL
:.
Miss Florence Rahy. T. CoIfaN av..
entertained With a tatfy pull Satur-
dav evening at her home. as
courtesy 20 Miss Stella LaPoint.
whose birthday anniversary fell on
that day. The guests numbered IS.
The evening was spent Informally
with music and dancing