South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-08

One or the prettiest Of the June
weddings and one OF the most un-
usual. In the fact that 10 will be the
hrst wedding 10 take place az the
Country club. viii be that OF Miss
Jeanette Jude ana Charles Albert
Macdonald, which wiz take place
on Tuesday night, June II. al s
clock. The ceremony viii be per-
formed by Rev. Charles a. Lippin-
cot on the veranda of the Country
club which viii De prettily deco
rated for the occasion with flowers
and greenery.
Miss Jude viii have as her maid
Of honor Miss Virginia Sanders. and
the I'VE bridesmaids will include
Miss Madelon Shidler Miss Frances
Hagtr. Miss Mildred Duttera. and
Miss Bernice Wilson and Miss Mere
dith Hanley. both OF Chicago. Lieut.
Arthur r. Macdonald Of Camp
Perry, o, will attend his brother as
best mar. and the other attendants
VIII be Charles Chaplin Terry. John
MOhler Studebaker. III. James Al
bert Jude. ir.. brother OF the bride
c.ect Byron BirdseI1 Pace and Carl
schlegeL
The wedding marches. both the
professional and occasional. viii be
played bv Fishers orchestra, and
Miss Florence Guthrie viii sing the
Ave Maria accompanied on the
piano by Miss Vera Hawkins. with
violin obligato Dy Miss Esther Ger
aldine Fulton.
Members Of the bridal party were
the guests OF John Mohler Stude-
baker. Sunnyside. az a 1850 o'clock
dinner Friday night The decora-
tious were carried out entirely in
white. white flowers forming the
table decorations and marking the
places If the guests. The place OF
Miss Jude and her attendants were
DESIGNATED by place cards in the
form OF miniature brides while the
plac cards OF the gentlemen were
the figures OF miniature grooms.
Miss Jude was presented with
corsage OF white sweet peas.
on Thursday afternoon Mrs. j. T..
Williams and Mrs. IT. r. Herr en-
tertained for Miss Jude with a 4
o'clock tea at the Lexington tea
room. and on Thursday night Mr..
Macdonald was host at q bachelor
dinner at the Country club for the
men who Will act as his attendants
Several affairs are vet 10 be given
for Miss Jude and MIR. Macdonald.
This evening Miss Madelon Snidler
VIII entertain with a dinner dance
az the Country club, and on Sunday
night Charles c. Terry, eos ". Col
tax av.. will entertain u guests at
a 7:30 o'clock supper. Miss Virginia
sanders Will be hostess TO % guests
at dinner at the Country club on
Monday night.
Com plimentary 10 Miss Eliza beth
Nopscay. whose marriage will take
place on June Il. Mrs. Arthur Wertz
and Miss Marguerite Martin enter
tanned with q 1880 o'clock break
fast this mornins az the home OF
the former on the Edwardsburg I'd.
A silver basket of red roses and
caudytuft formed the centerpiece
for the table and a single red rose
marked the place of each or the
10 guests. Miss Kopscay was pre-
sented with a cOrsage Of red roses.
Mrs. Arthur G.. Voight. 500 ".
Washington av., was hostess at a
$50 O'Clock dinner Friday night IS
"A courtesy 20 Miss Kopscay. Covers
we're laid for seven at "A table pref
tly appointed with garden flowers.
An Out-Of-tOwn guest was Mrs j.
Raymond Turner OF Oakmont. Pa.
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Mothers and Daughters day.
was observed at the meeting of the
Women's Missionary society of the
FIRST Presbyterian church held Fri
day afternoon in the church parlors.
The program which was presented
was in charge OF the daughters. Miss
Ruth staples led the devouons. The
first part OF the program consisted
OF a pageant. THE Appeal of the
Nations" The Introductory poem
was read by Mrs. Horace Fox. and
he pageant was presented by hve
Young women dressed in costumes
3 presenting the Hindus. the Chinese.
he japanese. the Koreans. and the
Nohammedaus The second part Of
the pageant. entitled other Voices
alling." represented the home mis-
ionary work and was given BY the
hildreu. who were costumed as In