South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-20
L AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN

With a ceremony OF marked sim
plicity. Miss Marjorie Hibberd.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. John A
Hibberd. 500 ". Washington av..
and Arthur Goodwin Voigt. son OF
Mrs. Hattie r. Noigt. 125 Chaplin ST
were married Wednesday afternoon
at the home OF the brides parents.
The ceremony was read at 4 O'Clock
b. Rev. c. 4. Lippincott. in the
presence OF 50 friends and relatives
or the bride and groom
Peonies. pink and white. we're
used IN large clusters throughout
the house. and roses were also ar
ranged about the rooms with beau
tfui effect
The bride. dressed in a gown or
hand run silk net over flesh colored
chiffon. with trimmings OF silk lace.
made a most attractive appearance.
Her bouquet was mace up Of sweet
peas and brides roses In shower ef-
feet There were no attendants. An
informal reception was held follow
ing the ceremony, and the guests
were served at a luncheon AS the
guests were assembling and during
the reception. Max Miranda render
I'd selections upon the piano. and
Airs. J. A Rode sans. her numbers
including the Birthday Song" BY
Huntington WOodman. Because.
by D'Hardelot. and "Ecstacy". by
Mrs Fl A. Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Voigt left on a we'd
ding trip 20 Detroit and eastern
points and will make their home
after July Is at 500 " Washington
as. Out-of-town guests at the we'd
ding were J. T. Tellson Of Chicago,
SIR. and Mrs r. a Simpson and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Voigt Of
Michigan City. and Mrs. r. G. Mahn
of Cleveland.
Mrs Elmer r. Aberncthv was
elected president Of the Women's
Home Missionary society OF the First
Methodist church at the annual bust
ness meeting Tuesday afternoon in
the friendship parlGrs OF the church.
Mrs. Marshel Hughes was named
first vice president; Mrs. Grace Far
neu n, second vice president: Mrs.
J. y. Estep, recording secretary;
Mrs. F. +. Burner, corresponding
secretary, Mrs. n. A. Tohulka. treas
urer
Mrs. Burner presented the subject
for the afternoon on the work
among the Spanish speaking people
Of this country The delegates %
the district meeting held at Gary
Nav 17-1S gave their reports Mrs.
George Davis, Mrs. David Fisher.
Mrs. q. \. Bressler were hostesses
for the day After a social hour the
members adjourned TO meet July L..
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Mrs J. A. Lineback, 2O1 Dubail
av.. was surprised by seven members
of the Everyday NeighborhOod club
Tuesday evening at ner home. Two
guests OF the club were present, Mrs
Albert Lester OF Detroit, and Mrs
catherine Fisher of Logansport
Following an afternoon spent with
500 a dinner was served. ThS
table was decorated with American
Beauty roses and ferns.
quiet June wedding took place
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at
tine parsonage OF the First Christian
church when Miss Ruby +. I.asch.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
1asch OF this city and Henry l. Hen
ninE Of Culver. Ind son Of Henry
HeminS. were married 10y Rev.
John VI. Alexander The bridal
couple was accompanied by Miss
Inez Burns OF this city and A II.
Tire bride was dressed in "a gown OF
white georgette crepe with yarn
and bead trimmings and carried a
bouquet Of sweet peas and valley
lilies The bridesmaid wore a gown
az rose colored taffeta. Dinner
was served al the Nicholson Inn 20
the bridal party with Hiss Rvlene
Abbott as guest Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
lins viii take lake trip TO Detroit,
buffalo. Niagara Falls and Toronto.
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Mrs Guy l. Bunker was elected
president Of the AyudadOra circle
Tuesday afternoon at the final meet
Ing of the year at the home OF Mrs.
Mary Robinson. Sis Euclid av. other
officers for the ensuing year who were
tIfNIeAr MIS-. " NAAFA W. ~ tlftr ~
president: Mrs William II. Shonts
secretary: Mrs. r. c. Noble. cores
pending secretary; Miss Elizabeth
Nelson. treasurer. Mrs Emma l..
Taird was voted an honorary mem
her ard Mrs. j. Genovely was taken
into the club Refreshments were
served to - members and one
guest The retiring officers are
president. Mrs. Gabriel r. Summers.
vice president. Mrs. John Swi<art,
secretary. Mrs. r. G.. Noble. treas
urer. Mr.. Frank Ward chairman
flower committee, Mrs Henry For
ester
Mrs Henry Woitmau. 325 y. Stu
debaker St. was hostess 20 the sill
yer Pleasure club Tuesday after
noon. Needle work and refresh
nents. which were served TO 10 mem
hers. were the diversions OF the
meeting Plans we're made for the
annual summer outing but the place
remains 20 be decided Mrs Volt
man was assisted by Mrs. L. J. Gour.