South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-11

The annual election OF the Young
Woman's Home Missionary society
Of the First n r. church was held
Monday afternoon in the friendship
parlors of the church Last years
officers we're reelected Mrs y. X
Splitter gave the lesson. her topic
being Work Among the Indians in
the Southwest The hostesses were
Misses Alice and Adeline Cree6
Miss Josephine James. and Miss
Alma Rhead This was the last
meeting until September.
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Miss Bertha Arm bruster enter
tanned the Jolly Seven club with a
O'Clock dinner Monday evening at
her home. 72Z Lincoln way ". The
evening was spent in games and
contests.
The walther league Of st Paurs
Lutheran church will give a benefit
play The Deacon's Second Wife
for the Lutheran soldiers and sail
orss fund The play viii be given
az the school hall. 40 W Jefer-
son blvd Wednesday and Thurs
day. June L and Is. at p. m.
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This morning at z o'clock the
Wedding Of Miss Vivian Aileen Nc
Cauley OF Pekin. III. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.. McCauley Of
Hoopeston. H., and George Edwin
Harbert OF Notre Dame university.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ a. Hsrbert
81 Hoopeston. H.. took place at the
Sacred Heart church, Notre Dame.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. John O'Hars. Q. S. c.
Miss McCsuley was attended by
Miss Grace Harbert Of Hoopeston.
Ill.. and Clarence n Brown Of
Kalamazoo. Mich. a member OF this
Years graduating class acted as
rest man. Miss lisa belle Barry OF
Chicago played Mendelssohn's wed
ding march for che professional and
q march from Tannhauser for the
occasional. The bride wore a
gown of white Canton crepe. en-
iroidered in gold and blue. Miss
Haroert's gown was OF sweet pea
pink crepe de chine
a
hotel for the immediate families
followed the ceremony. the out
~ town guests being Mrs NJ A.
Harbcrt and Miss Grace Harbert of
Hoopeston. H.. Mrs. Marie Barry
tnd Miss lisa belle Barry Of Chicago,
and Mrs Harrison Raub OF Lafay-
cite Ind
Mr. and Mrs Harbert left
Immediately for a short wedding
rip which includes Lafayette.
Ind. following which Mr. Harbert
VIII report for duty at the Ensign
chool. Municipal Pier. Chicago.
Mr.. Harbert received his degree
bachelor OF law with the Notre
Dame class Of 1918. He was
taember OF this years track team
nd won national recognition as a
nember OF the gold and blue relay
cam. He has been attending Notre
Dame for the past three years.
The wedding OF Miss Helen r
Enterlire. daughter OF Rev. and
Mrs GcorSe +. Enterline. 75S cot
tage Grove av., and Clarence r.
Hoop OF Pittsburgh Pa. son Of Mr..
and Mrs John Hoop of ConnelIs-
lille. Pa, took place al 1890
o'clock Monday morning at the
home or the brides parents. The
iouble ring ceremony was per
.ormed by the brides father. who
pastor OF the Quincy Street Bap-
list church, in the presence of the
immediate family and a few friends
The bride wore a travelling suit Of
lark blue and carried an arm bou-
Iuet OF white roses The couple
vas unattended Mr.. and Mrs
loop left at noon for a short trip.
which viii include Buffalo. y. Y.
md Niargara Falls. following which
hey VIII be at home in Pittsburgh.
where Mr. Hoop is chief clerk in
ne traffic department of the
Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad.
Mrs Hoop has been teaching school
Massillon. O.. for the past three
ears.
The last OF the pre-nuptial affairs
or Miss Elzabe KOpscay whose
marriage 90 Alexander George Iron
side OF Hastings. Mich. will take
ace Wednesday afternoon. was an
lttractive $50 O'Clock dinner given
Monday night by Miss Sarah Wit
g. er. who will be maid OF honor. al
er home 1914 s Michigan 81. An
mpire basket OF pink roses. tied
With a pink tulle bow. centered the
% bile at which there were places for
o. The guests included members