South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-13

The Truth seekers SUNDAY ECnoOI
lass OF the Mizpsh Evangelical
.hurch held a meeting with Mrs
george Goebel. EOS r. Wenger 81
Monday evening. Assisting the host
.ss was Mrs Rose Hardy. and Mrs
Sam Lehman. The regular routine
y business was taken up after
which a short program was rem
iered. reading was gwen by Mrs
Mary Boss. which was i'm the nature
n a welcome 20 the new minister
md his family, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A.
Kaley To this Mr.. Kaley respond
ed with a short talk. a dialogue
was given by Misses Esther Platz.
and Helen Goebel; piano solo. by
Miss Marjorie Lehman. and "a piano
duet Nv Misses Leona and ZeIma
Kaley The class VIII meet again
September II with Mrs. Mary Ruth.
1917 S. Lafayette ST. Mrs John
lively and Mrs Ethel Keasy will be
the assisting hostesses.
Miss Francis Wentland and J. NJ.
Bernard. both OF this city. were
quietly married al St Patrick's
church Monday morning at z o'clock
NN AAllEA A1AliAALlls 4 ne AAAiAh WAS
decorated with red peonies The
bride wore a dainty wolfe dress Of
white and a picture hat 10 match.
They were attended by Miss MAY
Wentland and Oscar Peatric Fol-
lowing the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served to 40 guests
AZ the home Of the brides sister.
Mrs =. j. Clahey. 1897 Van Buren,
St The table was arranged with
pink peOnies and a color note of
white and pink was effected
throughout The couple left for a
weeks visi; in Chicago after which
they will reside for the present with
Mrs. CIaney.
Mrs. George Retiring was hostess
Monday afternoon at a delightfully."-
arranged social afternoon for mem
bers OF the Buchanan club. The
honor guests OF the afternoon were
Mrs. +. S. Blandin Of Racine. Wis,
who is visitor in the city with Mrs.
Addie Cham berlain. who will leave
during the month TO reside at Por-
land, Ore. Mrs. Retiring was as
sisted in entertaining by her daugh-
tiers. Mrs. "a. T. LOngdTake and Miss
Vera Retiring The luncheon table
was attractive in it's decorations of
pink and white. with clusters Of
roses forming the centerpiece. There
were places for the guests Of honor.
Mrs. Guy Bunker. Mrs. George w
Phillips, Mrs. J. T. Kelly, Mrs. c.
ID. Hildebrand. Mrs. Hilton Ham
rnond, Miss Rose Bernet, Miss Grace
DimOck. Mrs. Moore and Mrs.
Dimock. Mrs J. T. Kelly will be
hostess at an afternoon party on
Wednesday for the club members
and the guests at her home. 626
Carroll st.
Mrs. John b Campbell, 1907 Riv-
erside dr.. was hostess last evening
10 the Young Women's Home Mis-
sionary society OF the First NJ f.
church. She was assisted by Mrs.
F. r. Burner. Mrs. Arthur Jones.
Mrs. Dan Pyle and Mrs. Glenn Shid-
Ter The evenings lesson was in
charge Of Mrs. Herman Tohulka.
Mrs Fred W. Keller was reelected
president Of the society in the an
nuaI election of officers. Refresh
n.ents were served after the busi-
ness and social session. The society
Will meet in one month.
Members of the University of
Notre Dame Alumni association held
the first annual dancing party in
the Hotel oliver last evening. The
dancing was held from 10 TO l.,
all OF the old grads and Ileir wives
as well as the newly admitted mem
hers OF the association attending
Jack" Shea and Joseph Gargan.
both from Massachusetts. had
charge OF the arrangements. The
four-piece Ragpickers' orchestra
played the program of music.
The Moonbeam club was enter
tanned last evening by Miss Blanche
Keller. at her home, The Naples q"
Niles I'd. Contests were the special
features OF the evenings entertain
ment. Miss Pearl Marks, Miss Alice
Johnson and Miss Mary Mulligan
received the honors. The hostess
served dainty refreshments after the
social time. The next club meeting
VIII be June 26. at the home of Miss
Meta HOusman.
Members OF the Young People :
society OF the First Baptist church
were pleasantly entertained at the
email meeting OF the season Monday
evening in the social parlors of the
church Donald Lee acted as host
for the evening and also had charge
CT the general topic, our Heroes. "
Dainty refreshments marked the
close Of the social part of the meet
ing.
Mr.. and AIRS Irving Annis OF the
Couquulard flats. were host and
hostess Sunday evening 70 a COM
pany OF friends as a farewell 10 Alr
and Mrs. c. r. Houser. who vii.
leave 10 make their home at La
porte. The evening was spent infor-
mally and light refreshments were
served
Mrs. J. r. Burgener. lis Indiana