South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-16

Miss Elicia Lower. 1913 Lincoln
way w. was hostess 80 1880
O'Clock luncheon az the Robertson
tea room Tuesday afternoon, the az
fair being given as a courtesy 20 Miss
Florence Barrett whose marriage 20
Charles ". Guthrie takes place We'd
nesdav morning Miss Lower had
as her guests Miss Barrett and her
bridesmaids. VINO are Miss Monte
Cornell OF Chicago, Miss Blanche
Dessert OF Wausau, Wis, and Miss
Katherine Guthrie OF this city, sis
ter Of Mr.. Guthrie. Each Of the
guests was presented with a corsage
OF red rUses and white sweet peas
ON Monday evening. Mrs. Dom
Piatt and Miss May Barrett. lis +.
Marion St, entertained with 8
o'clock dinner at the Lexington tea
room, complimenting Miss Barrett
Covers were laid for six at the table.
the decorations for which were car
ricd out in colonial effect. Center
ing the table was a mass Of pink
sweet peas and pansies, which also
composed the Corsage bouquets which
were used as guest favors. At each
end Of the table were Raced pink
candles in colonial caHtle sticks.
The guests included Miss Barrett
Miss Connell, Miss Dessert and Miss
Guthrie.
A wedding OF interest to South
Bend people is that OF Miss sylvia
EsteH Kreider. All S. Main St.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
seph Edgar Neff. secretary-treas-
urer OF the Union Trust Co, which
took place Monday at II noon at
4444 TroOst av.. Kansas City, NO
The ceremony was performed by ar
Burris Jenkins, pastor Of the Lin
wood Boulevard Christian church,
who has recently returned from
abroad where he has been engaged
in the service Of the y. NJ c. A.
MendelssOhn's wedding march was
played for the entrance of the bridal
party by Mrs William J. Bren-
naaum.
The bride wore a travelling suit
OF navy blue with a small hat to
match. and her flowers were sweet
heart roses and lilies Of the valley.
Miss +. Viola Kreider, r. y. Camp
Jackson. Columbia. s. c., who at
tended her sister as maid OF honor
wore the Red Cross uniform of a
registered nurse. A profusion Of
liIacs adorned the mantle in the
living room and large bouquets of
liiacs made the other rooms at
traCtive
A reception 10 Il guests followed
the ceremony. Among them were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Kreider Of Line
viue. Ia. and Mrs. r. d. King OF
Sioux city, Ia.
The couple left Immediately for
Excelsior Springs, Mo. and viii be
at home i'm South Bend after June
at the Ethan apartments. 1s2 s
Scott St
Complimenting Miss Mary Mar
garet Hoke. daughter OF John L.
Hoke. S14 Ashland av.. whose mar
riage TO Cpl Diehl IT. Martin, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Martin,
529 y Main ST. will take place on
Wednesday, Mrs. Earl W. Jackson,
sister OF Miss Hoke. entertained
with a o'clock dinner party Mon
day night at her home. S14 Ashland
av. A tasteful arrangement OF red
roses and American Flags formed
the Centerpiece at the dinner table.
The guests were Miss Hoke, Miss
Alice Martin. Miss Mardell Hide
brand. Miss Wilma Evans. Miss
Dorothy MCCanCe, Hiss Bernice
Shirk. Miss Kathryn Faulkner, Miss
Katherine Guthrie, Miss Wave Mead
and Miss Ruth EntziOn
Cpl Martin. who is stationed at
Camp Shelby. Hattiesburg. Miss.
arrived in the city this morning,
and the wedding ceremony will be
performed Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock at the First NJ r church.
Rev Henry L Davis officiating.
The initial observance Of Genius
day by members of the current
events department Of the Progress
club met with splendid success at
the meeting in the club rooms Mon
dav afternoon. The occasion also
marked the annual guest day. and
there we're so in attendance. Mrs.
T. Russell Jontz gave two vocal
solos. Loves Dream" and For
gotten" plano solo, The Song of
the Brook" was played by Miss
Maude Mueller. and Miss Ruth
Voedisch rendered a piano selection,
Austrian Songs" Gypsy Ma
zurka" was presented on the piano