South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-10


trifle embarrassing in a case of mistal
our neighbor's garden whether the o.
be the master or the mistress OF the
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A pretty June wedding was per
formed saturday evening when
Miss Olga Forslund sld Gus Ohland
were married by Rev. Gottfried oil
son at the home OF the bride, 2019
Catalpa av Miss Minnie Carlson
acted as bridesmaid and Ted Leth-
man as best man. Toe bride wore
a gown of white wolfe with lace
TRIMMINGS and carried a bouquet OF
brides roses The bridesmaid was
also attired in a gown Of white wolfe.
The house was decorated with clus-
ters OF pink and white roses A
twe-course luncheon was served TO
80 guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Ohlund re-
ceived a cablegram during the
evening bringing congratulations
from sweden. The Out-of-town
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Eric
Jerstron OF Elhhart. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ohlund viii be at home to their
friends at liz W. Broadway.
The Office girls OF the Stephenson
Underwear mills entertained last
night at the home of Miss Bess
Mattern. 1929 W. CoIfax av., com
plimenting Miss Genevieve billiard,
who will be married June 27th TO
Joseph Crepeau
The evening was spent informally
with music and cards. favors going
20 Miss billiard. Miss Mabel Simon
and Miss Sadie Kopf.
The house was prettily decorated
with garden flowers. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
Miss billiard IVES presented with
. some beautiful pieces Of ivory by
her girl friends.
The first OF 2 series of afternoon
musicals at the Country club will
be given Wednesday at 3 O'Clock
when Miss Harriet Casey of Saint
Mary's college and academy. Miss
O'vhair, vocalists; Miss Maude
Weber. pianist. and Miss Lucille
Weber. harpist. will render a pro
gram. Automobiles will be provided
10 meet cars for the convenience of
members G Iring the afternoon.
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Honoring Madame Geneva
Johnstone Bishop, noted singer of
Chicago. the Woman's Dining club
gave an informal 6:3e O'Clock din
ner Saturday evening in the pink
parlor OF the oliver hotel. There
were places for p including Mrs. J..
q. Hansen. Mrs Frank A. Slower.
Mrs G. s. Todd and Miss Mary
Grossman. Madame Bishop enter
TUNED with IN informal account OF
her concert tour in foreign lands.
and with several vocal numbers. one
being of her own composition.
Miss Matilda Esken. who viii be
married 20 Hankell Smith of Misha-
waka. was honored Saturday evening
with a miscellaneous shower at the
regular meeting Of the Modern Ideal
club at the home Of Mrs. Irene
Fansler. 2O14 s. Lafayette 81. After
a short business meeting the time
was spent socially. Refreshments
were served Miss Eskens received
many beautiful gifts The next meet
ing viii be held July ., as a picnic
at Rum Village park.
Mrs Edward KriI. assisted by
Mrs. Samuel Borden. entertained the
Ardmore Heights Home Economic
club Thursday afternoon Mrs. Ed
ward Wenrick read paper on
"Starchv Foods" Musical selections
on the victrola were enjoyed A two
course luncheon was served. Mrs.
NJ. T. Runyon, Chain lakes I'd. viii
be hostess July J.. assisted 10y Mrs.
Frank smith
Members Of the Centennial club
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Jack Handy. 2I2 r. Sample st The
time was spent with needle work
and contests. Favors were won by
Mrs. Mable Dibler. Mrs John Curley
and Mrs L. l. Sears. Refreshments
were served. The next meeting viii
&c with Mrs Charles Bradley. 21o
Z. Sample st. June 81
Miss Wilma Award. daughter OF
Mr.. and AIRS. L. u. Huber, 5. elm
ton ST. and James Frain. son Of
Mrs. Earl Heinrick. y. Notre Dame
az. were married IN 81 Joseph
aIich.. Friday afternoon. They viii
make their home with Mrs Frain'
parents.
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Miss Ann Carlisle. OF Carlisle
house. was hostess at O'Clock
dinner Saturday evening az the
Country club. compIimenting Mr.
and AIRS. Henry =. Cross Of Proyi-
denee. Il. l. There we're eight lr
the party
Miss kathryn Carlisle also enter