South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-04


noon at 4 o clock at the home OF the
bridegroom. Rev. g. A. Lippincott
officiating. Only the immediate rela-
tlves OF the couple were present az
the ceremony which was followed By
a reception for the mem oers OF the
Trinity Presbyterian church OF
which Rev. Saunders IS pastor
The mause was decorated In pink
and white. the color motif being car
rled out by the use of roses and
sweet peas. The couple was mar
RED before a bower created of
lowers and grcenery. Miss Louise
Nandervoot OF Huron. S D.. a sis
ter OF the bride. attended as maid
Of honor and Rev Leslie j. Whit
comb OF Chicago acted az best man.
The bride wore a gown Of white
crepe de chena with georgette crepe
trimmings and she carried bridal
bouquet Of white roses and sweet
peas The maid Of honor was
gowned in white o-gandie. Rev. and
Mrs Saunders left FOR a weeks stay
az Winona lake. Upon their return
they will reside al the manse.
out OF town guests at the we'd
ding were Mrs. Lena Vandervoort
and Miss Gertrude VandervOort,
mother and sister Of the bride. Of
Huron s. d. and Miss Helen jacob
son OF Pierre, S. ID.
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Members or the Live Oak Drill
team met Monday az the home OF
Mrs Katherine short 925 Law
renee av. Eight members were pres
ont. Mrs Grace Kizer Mrs. Clara
Dreher Mrs. Kate Saeihof and Mrs.
Anna Howard winning the contest
rarors Miss Grace Short, y Scott
ST. will entertain the members i'm
Two weeks.
A family reunion was held Satur-
day an the home Of Mrs. Annie Ke!-
Ter OF Niles. Dinner was served at
noon 10 - and the afternoon was
spent with out OF door amusement.
a number Of the children entertain
ed with Rotations. The family has
been increased by five in the past
year Election Of officers took place
with the following results Joseph
Norn. president. David Hawblitzel
vice president. Mabel Fuerbringer.
secretary and Edward Smith. treas
urer The time and place for the
1919 reunion have not been deter
mined.
Members OF the senior class OF
the South Bend training school were
Guests Of the alumnae az a $50
o'clock dinner at the Lexington tea
room Monday night Daisies, the
school flower. and purple pansies
the flower of the senior class. form
ed the decorations for the table at
which the'e were places for 60. Tall
baskets of the daisies We're placed
at intervals along the bile. with
here and there low basket OF
pausies A daisy adorned each place
card and q corsaEe Of daisies mark
cd the place or each senior.
AT the close Of the dinner Miss
Alma Collmer delivered an address
OF welcome I'm behalf OF the alumnae
associate 90 which Miss Erma
Dale president OF the graduating
class responded Each of the seniors
was called upon for an impromptu
speech. which was followed 10y "a
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