South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-15

81 the late David GOlly. 10 Frank
oBrien. son Of Mrs. Patrick
O'Brien. which took place Thursday
morning at 8 o'clock. The ceremony
vas head az ST. Robe Catholic
church Sen Charles Hagerty OF
south Bend acted as best man. The
brides gown was of W hite satin veil
I'd in white tuIle. she wore a hat OF
white net and lace and carried a
bouquet OF pink rose buds and valley
lilies The bridal chorus from Lo-
hengrin was played by Miss Anna
Pantwell for the entrance march.
and during the ceremony Miss Mar
gueTite Gender sang. Following the
ceremony a wedding breakfast was
served 20 the immediate families al
the home OF the brides mother. Mr.. 7.
and Mrs TBrien left on q trip 20
New York. Washington and Boston I.
They will be at home after March l /
at 3946 Pine Grove av.. Chicago /
Among the guests from this city /
were Mrs. Patrick O'Brien. mother /
OF the bridegroom. Mrs Norman /
ROos. Mr. and Mrs. @. a. Fara- /
baugh, and Sen. Hagerty.
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Mrs. John Hinkle, Kuntsman Ct. /
entertained members OF the indie /
pendent club Wednesday afternoon. /
Twelve members were present and |
spent the afternoon with needlework. {
The next meeting will be Feb. 2S at
the home OF Mrs. Edward Phillips. !
(Gl1 5. Michigan ST.
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Complimenting Miss Ella Phillips
Crandall of New York city, who will
give an address at the annual meet
ing OF the Visiting Nurses associa-
ton. TO be held Friday afternoon,
the board OF trustees of the assOcia-
ton will entertain at dinner Friday
evening in the WedgewOOd room OF
the Oliver hotel. During Miss Gran
dalis stay in the city she will be the
guest of Miss Margaret Parker. SUI
perintendent OF Epworth hospital.
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Franklin Coil, ia +. Broadway,
entertained informally Wednesday
evening at his home. the affair ceIe-
brating the 74th anniversary of his
birth The guests numbered % and
included his children. grandchildren
and great grandchildren. A social
time was enjoyed and a three-course
luncheon was served.
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The Home Needieworkers' club
met Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs Charles Heintzelman,
1921 r. Indiana av. Following the
regular business session the after
noon was spent with needlewOrk.
Mrs. william Rouse, 222 r. Pennsyi-
vania av.. Will entertain the club
Feb. IS.
Clay and Harris Townships Home |
Economics club held an all day
meeting Wednesday at the home OF
Mrs. Roy Mace. At noon a basket
dinner was served 10 thirty mem
bers and guests. DaffOdils were used
in decoration. The afternoon pro-
gram consisted Of a paper on In
valid Cookery" by Miss Effie Chris
ton. talk on well Balanced
Meals by Mrs Wilbur Metzger.
and a debate. THAT There Is Too
Great Variety in Any One Meal"
i'm which Mrs. Roy Mace took the
affirmative and Mrs. John Gearhart
the negative. Mrs. Mace was the
winner Mrs Charles Byers told OF
the work done at the state conven-
ton OF the Home Economics de-
partment at Purdue university. The
Misses Helen Schafer and Ruth
Nennet gave readings, and Mrs. Roy
Mace "a reading on the life of Ellen
H. Richards. The husbands and
families of the club will be enter
tanned March at the home Of Mrs.
~ Hutchinson, Edwardsburg I'd.
Colfax Az. W. c. T. L. held its
regular meeting Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. CIarkson
d. Ollie. 906 W. COlfax av After
the usual brief business meeting
Mrs. Cora Pitcher gave an interest
ing talk on her early experiences in
temperance work The Indiana
prohibition bill. which has just been
passed was described at length by
Mrs Mary Collins. A general dis
cussion OF the subject followed.
During the social hour Mrs G. NJ.
Brown favored the guests with an
instrumental solo. The union re-
solved to take up the study OF civics
that they might be able 20 vote i'm
diligently when the time comes.
Light refreshments were served by
The hostess. Mrs. Claude Nash, Cot
tage Grove av.. will be hostess 10 the
union March IA.
Mrs c W. COen. 721 Park av.,
entertained the members OF section
one OF the Pastors Aid society OF
the First Christian church Wednes-
day afternoon. The attendance was
good The afternoon was spent with
needlewOrk and light luncheon was
served by the hostess. Valentine
suggestions were carried out In the
decorations OF the home and in the
luncheon appointments. The society
viii meet March with Mrs. T.. II.
Thomas. 1928 Woodward az.
Mrs s. W. Nicholson OF the Mich
olson Inn. entertained the members
OF the history department OF the
Progress club with a charming