South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-28


Frederick r. Brettell OF Terre Haute
son Of ~. and Mrs. Joseph Bret
tell OF that city, were married at a
8 O'Clock nuptis. .l,ass. Rev. William
A Minnick performing the cere
mony. Bridal roses and palms were
used 20 decorate tle church. the
sanctuary being banked with the
palms and clusters OF the flowers
Miss Mildred Steis. the brides sis
ter was chosen maid OF honor. and
Herbert Waldbilhg OF Terre Haute
acted as best man. The ushers we're
Coleman Steis. brother of the
bride. and Ernest Janso The brida
was very becomingly gowned in
white georEette crepe over silk. with
hand-run silk trimmings and bead
pendants. She wore lovely hat Of
white geo-gette crepe with a flower
crown. and carried a shower bou
quet OF bridal roses. The maid OF
honor was dressed On fesh-colored
geOrgette crepe WITH bead trim
mings. Her hat was made mp OF
georgette crepe and silver and she
carried sweetheart roses
The bridal party entered the
church % the strains Of the bridal
chorus from Lohenglin played on
the organ by Miss Sarah O'NeiII.
the ushers. Mr.. Steis and Mr.. Janso
coming first down the aisle. followed
by the maid OF honor The bride
entered next, unattended and she
was met AT the altar Dy the groom
and best man. During the ceremony
% Promise Ne" was played softly
and Mendelssohns wedding march
was played for the occasional.
Seventy relatives and friends
were present az the wedding break
fast served at the home OF the
brides mother at 1880 o'clock. Mr..
and Mrs. Brettell arc visiting various
points IN Wisconsin on their honey
moon, and Will be az home in the
Bell apartments at Terre Haute after
July IS.
Out-of-town guests who attended
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Brettell. Miss Frances BretteH.
Miss Barbara Zelier and Mr..
and Mrs r. n. Daily of Terre Haute:
Frank Wellington of St Louis.
Mo; Mr.. and Mrs Carl Karson OF
Cleveland Mrs. Clara Hoffman of
Chicago. John Shill. the Misses Anna
and Zenia Shill, Or. and Mrs. J. +.
Snill and Miss Mildred Steis of
Winemac. Ind; Mrs. Mary Forbes Of
Los Angeles, Calf.
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Attending the Circle or Mercy pic
mic held Wednesday al PottawatOmie
park were 100 grown-ups and IS
little children from the circle OF
Mercy Day nursery Frank Mann
took the children 20 the park in his
automobile. The older people en-
joyed contestsand games in the after
noon and supper was served late in
The day. This Is the last Iaeeting of
the circle until September.
:.
The Misses Janet and Phoebe
Beroth. 1915 California av.. enter
tanned a few friends Wednesday af-
ternoon in honor of Miss Dorothy
Harrison Of Logausport, Ind The
afternoon was spent with games and
contests, and refreshments were
served 70 l.. Pink roses were used
as decorations. Favors were won
hy Miss Eleanor Judd and piano Sc
lections were given by Miss Judd
and Miss Harrison. The guests in
Guided the Misses Dorothy Harrison.
Celia Burke. Anna Parker Helene
Westervelt, Mary Judd Genevieve
Shidler. Ruth Orvis. Alice Orvis.
Dorothea Snyder, Ruth Staples.
Eleanor Judd and Beulah Young of
kokomo.
The Womer's Foreign Missionary
society OF the Trinity NJ r. church
held an all-day meeting az the coun-
Try home OF Mrs W r. Kuehl
Niles I'd. Wednesday Dinner was
served az noon 10 40. In the after
noon program was given. Devo
tional exercises were led by Mrs.
u Jackson. vocal solos by Miss
Bessie Carter. piano numbers were
given by Miss Francis Larkin. Miss
Bernice Aeteu and Howard Kuchi.
Reading. Mrs c Thompson Miss
Fannie Jain read an article on A
Day With a Missionary Doctor" The
members will meet July IS at
Leeper park. at which time they Will
entertain the Kings heralds.
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A pleasant social afternoon was
enjoyed Wednesday by the members
81 the Independent club at the home
OF Mrs. Anna Lee. 125 Fox ST
Piano selections were rendered by
Miss Marjorie Lee and refresh
ments were served 70 nine mem
hers and one visitor Roses were
used rs decorations. The next
meeting will be held IN two weeks
but the place will be announced
later.
A meeting Of the @ a. r. aux
Hilary was held AZ the home OF Mrs
Nelson Jones. SIG Park av.. Wednes-
DAY afternoon The time was spent
Eritting for the sailors on the bat
tIeship Indiana. Those present
numbered Is. The members invite
any one who wishes 20 knit for the
sailors 20 Join the auxiliary Mrs
T. J. SwAntz. GA Leland av., will
be hostess July /.