South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-27

Mrs. lian billiard. S2T y. Hil ST..
and Joseph a Crepeau. son OF Mrs
a Crepeau s17 a. Hill st.. took
place Wednesda- morning at
O'Clock in 81 Josephs Catholic
church. Rev J. J. Carroll perform
ing the ceremony az nuptial mass
The church was decorated with
pains and profusion OF white
peonies. Mrs. James McCartney
PLAYED the Lohengrin bridal chorus.
the church orchestra rendered the
offertory the fun choir sung Rose
wigs mass in r.
The couple was attended by Miss
Louise Crepeau, n sisAr of the
groom. as maid of honor. and War
Ten Hickey as best man. OreaI De
Graf and Edward ScheibeIhut were
the ushers The bridal party en-
tered the church. Miss Crepeau FOL
lowing the ushers Mr. De Gran and
sir. scheibelhut who led the pro-
cession. She was met AT the altar
hy the best man. Mr. Hickey. The
bride entered On the arm OF her
father, who gave her in marriage.
and they were Joined at the altar By
the groom The brides gown was
Of white georgette crepe having p
bodice OF Duchess satin, with head
trimmings. She carried a white
prayer book and "A shower bouquet
~ valley lilies. Miss Crepeaus gown
was Of yellow crepe de chene. with
real lace trimmings. She carried a
basket OF yellow daisies
A wedding breakfast was served
20 p guests At 10 o'clock az the
home 81 the brides parents The
house was attractively decorated
with daisies and white peonles. Mr.
and Mrs. Crepeau left on a wedding
trip 20 Chicago, Milwaukee and
other western cities. They riil
make their home at 81 y. Hill st.
after July 10.
Miss Anita Carson. al Cottage
Grove av.. was given surprise
birthday party by a number OF her
friends Tuesday afternoon. the oc-
casion Of her 18th anniversary. A
dinner was served at O'Clock fol
lowing an afternoon OF games and
contests. Miss Irma Carson and
Miss Ruth r. eau assisted the host
ess. The house and table decora-
ti0ns were pink and white rosebuds
-
More than S. young people from
the Quincy Street Baptist church
and many Of the other churches in
the city were entertained at the
lone Of Leo Ives 1901 California
av Tuesday evening. az get
acquainted party. Music and read
ings 10y the guests featured the
evening. among the numbers being
piano selections by Miss Margaret
>eithardt and Miss Clarice Bowman:
a vocal duet by Jack and James
Warrick. and readings by Miss Bow
man and Miss Bernice carr The
house was decorated in the patriotic
cOlors which were used i'm the lunch
which was served Mr. and Mrs
Robert Peno acted as chaperones for
the affair
Mrs W W Napper. 416 y
ZEN hers or the north section of the
Women's league OF the First NJ r.
church Tuesday afternoon. After the
usual business meeting program
was given Noca, selections were rem
dered - Miss L.averne Sampson and
Mrs. r. W Shanafelt. violin num-
hers we're given by Mrs Yocam. and
piano selections were rendered 10y
Miss Mildred Timson. During the
social hour refres 1nents we're
served 70 so ladies. The house was
attractively decorated with roses.
Mrs. Napier was assisted by Mrs.
J r. Kerr. Mrs. T. w Shanafelt.
= J. Louis Meyer Mrs. r. O. Cot
ton. Mrs. r. n. Baker. Mrs. F. f.
Coats. Mrs J. ". Woodward Mrs.
NJ Rotte Mrs. Sarah Mack. Mrs. T.
T. Meyer. Mrs Joseph Heckans,
Mrs r. c. Gerber. The league will
meet with Mrs w O. Fassnacht.
AZ W. Navarro st, July "a.
a 1880 o'clock luncheon was Civ
On al the Nicholson Inn Tuesday by
Mrs A. NJ. FOrtenbacher. ESQ Wake
va av. Covers were laid for Is at
a table centered with sweet peas
and candytuft The afternoon was
spent at the bridge tables and tes
was sed 90 Is. The Out-of-toVn
--uc~ts We're Miss Dorothy PressIand
Of Detroit Mich. Mrs Victor Conk-
lin OF Sank Center. MINI; Mrs. Dale
Becrest. Mrs. Mollie Myer, Mrs. \.
X Beckwith. Mrs. A. r. Rudolph
and Mrs Lewis Rudolph, Miss otis
Biglow and Mrs Mark Oppenheim
OF Dowagiac, Mich.
The fourth annual reunion Of the
NightIinger family was held SUNDAY
AT the home OF Albert s. Kline OF
North Liberty Covers were aid for
1O1 relatives and friends The old
est member present was Mrs. Mary
Glenn, IS years old. and the young
est Maryland elem. months old.
Irwin Nightlinger was reelected
president and Clifford Nightlin ger
elected secretary-treasuFer The
next reunion Will be held at tho
home OF solomon Nishtlinger, Ba-
roda, Mich.
A picnic supper was given Tues
day evening by the members Of the