South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-26

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AIRS. Fred J. O'Brien. 1916 w.
Washington av.. who is leaving soon
To make her home in Los Angeles.
cal. was entertained by a few friends
az a luncheon In the Lexington tea
rooms Thursday. Covers were placed
for eight az table made attractive
with spring flowers. Those who
were present at the affair included
Mrs. O'Brien. Mrs. w. X. Lamport.
Mrs. Foret Hitler, Mrs Harold
Herr. Miss Mabel Miller Mrs Salem
u. Towne. Mrs. John Shafer and Mrs.
Gilbert Elliot.
Mrs. G. r. Smoke, us +. Wenger
81. was hostess 20 the south section
OF the Pastors AID society OF the
First Christian church Thursday
afternoon. The time was spent So
cially with refreshments served at
the close of the meeting.
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Miss Anna Taylor. 22S y. St.
Peter ST, entertained with "a fare
well party Wednesday evening in
compliment 10 Miss Alma Smith,
who left Thursday morning for
Hammond. where she viii make her
home The evening was spent with
music and games following which a
luncheon was served to u. Dec
orations for the table were spring
flowers and the colors red. white and
llue.
Miss Henrietta Bausman, daughter
OF Mrs. Martha Bausman. 726 Cleve-
land av.. and David Bacon, son of
Mrs. Rachael Bacon OF Edwardsburg.
Mich were married Wednesday
evening at the home or the brides
mother. Rev. Henry 3. Hostetter of
the Third Presbyterian church OF
T-ort Wayne performed the ceremony
at 2 O'Clock in the presence Of 90
guests. Miss Bernice Norris was the
bridesmaid and Charles WenriCk
was best man 20 the groom.
Hiss Harriet Boyer played the we'd
ding march and during the cere-
mony she played Hearts and Flow
ers."
The brides gown was of white
orgaudie with trimmings Of real lace.
She carried bouquet of brides
roses Her attendant wore a gown
of pink organdie and carried an arm
bouquet OF pink roses. A wedding
supper was served after the cere-
mOny. The decorations for the
home were pink and white with
baskets Of killarney roses placed
about Mrs. Martha Beardsley and
Mrs. Norris of Elkhart We're present
from out OF town.
Mr. and Mrs Bacon will take
wedding trip and after June / will
he al home at Poplar Bluff. Mo.
Miss Juanita Avelean Reed.
dau Inter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Reod 2O5 r. Tut St. and Harold
Eugene Marsh. son Of Eugene Marsh
St2 Monroe St. were quietly married
Wednesday evening at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs Cecil Wright, 1242
Woodward av. The house was beau
Ifuuy decorated in pink and white,
with palms and ferns. Pink and
white streamers were draped from
the corners of the living rooms 10
the chandelier forming bells. \
.srSe wedding cake formed the CEN
.erpiece for the dining room table
Ferns and palms were banked about
the corner of the library where the
ceremony was performed at eight
O'Clock. Mr. and Mrs Cecil IT,
Write accompanied the bridal
couple. Miss Reed was becom-
ngly dressed i'm gown OF
white net trimmed with pink satin,
and carried bouquet of brides
roses. Mrs Wright was gowned in
an Alice blue taffeta trimmed with
hilton. James CrOwsley. a singer
from Detroit and Bruce Myers of
this city furnished the music for the
evening, which was spent informally
a wedding supper was served to Is
friends and relatives
Mr. and Mrs Marsh will be at
home 20 friends after May 1 at 1912
Woodward av.
Miss Clara Durham was named
president of the Wednesday club at
.he closing meeting OF the year
Wednesday afternoon at the Y w
a when Mrs. Emma r. Harris
was hostess. Mrs. Rome g. Stephen
sou was elected vice president; Mrs
a. T. Sibley. secretary and treas
arer: Mrs Walter Derr. librarian
Miss Durham. Mrs. George b. Belt
ler and Mrs. Charles S. Bosenbury
we're appointed 20 the program com
mittee During the afternoon Mrs.
Harris entertained the guests with
an informal account OF her trip to
Florida. following which there were
-efreshments.
The club viii resume meetings i'm
September The years program viii
consist of topics of present day in
teFests During the summer the club
expects 90 entertain with a picnic.
4 Shakespeare day program was
enjoyed by men. bers Of the Shakes
peare circle ST their meeting
Wednesday afternoon al the home
~ Mrs II. r. Westervelt, 527 y.
Lafayette blvd Mrs. W. G. Williams
gave a reading OF Richard the Third
and was ia charge OF the urOgra m.