South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-15

The uedding OF Miss Elizabeth r.
Pierce. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs r.
F. Pierce. 700 Rex e.. 10 Earnest n.
kempf son % AIRS Anna Sprom-
berg lydick Ind. took place Wed
u~sdas evening ar o'clock 80 the
I.ydick Bethel Evangelical church.
Rev l.. s Fisher read the double
ing ceremony in the presence Of
700 guests single archWaE OF
FERNS and foliage. through which the
bridal party passed formed the dec
grafton Miss Helen Pierce sister
II the bride played as the process
-lonsl The Bridal chorus from
Lohengrin.T and as the occasional
Meudeisschn's "Weddug March
The brides gown was fashioned Of
white satin and georgette crepe with
beaded trimmings She wore a veil
~ t1lie. made in cap effect and
caught a. the temples with rose
petals She carried bouquet Of
brides roses fastened with white
attn ribbon Miss Viola Earnest OF
Richmond Ind. acted a. maid OF
honor. Miss Earnest wore a gown
II gaslight green crepe de chine
and white georgette crepe. and car
ried bouquet OF white asters.
The members Of the Qui Vive
club. the Misses Jessie Marble Erma
Helmen, Ninifred Kryder Pearl
HOPPER, Georgia Kratszch and Dor
othy Hull. served as bridesmaids.
Their gowns were OF white organ
ored sash Garden flowers 10 har-
monize with the sashes were carried
Dy them.
Little Miss Marion Pierce and
Robert Pierce Willard ve ere the rims
bearers and carried the rings u
hearts or rose baskets Allen ST
Pierce OF Fort Du Pont Della. acted
IS best man
The out-of-toWu guests were Miss
Louisa Pierce. Mr. and Mrs Flick
niger OF Elkhart. Mrs Ed warner.
sheffield. III Miss Viola Earnest
Richmond H.. Allen H. Pierce.
bugler OF Fort Du Point Delas Nr
and Mrs Roy Pierce and Mr. and
Mrs. ". l. Willard and Families OF
Buchanan
After the ceremony reception
was held at The home of the bride
for the relatives. Mr. and Mrs.
Kemp, left on a camping trip aud
viii return the last week iu August.
They viii be a. home Sept Z ar the
residence OF the groom in Lydick
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The Ladies Aid society and the
Bible class of Maple Grove met at
ne home or Mrs T.. ~ Seward.
Maple Grove rd ON Wednesday aft
ernoon. Fourteen members and two
guests we're present The first chap
Ter OF Corinthians was read and dis
cussed. The following officers were
elected Mrs. Nerna Anderson. pres
ident. Mrs l.. NJ Seward. assistant
president Miss Eva Hummer. score
AIRY and treasurer. Miss Lula Kett-
ring assistant secretary and treasur-
er, Mrs. Julia HOldermau. Bible
Ieader Mrs. Vuuuuck. assistant
Bible leader, and Mrs. Charles Rea-
sor. reporter. The next meeting will
pe held at the home of Mrs Yum
muck. Maple Grove rd, ON Sept. IL.
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The members OF the Pleasant
View W. G. II. L. held am all-day
meeting at the home OF Mrs Mary
Dbencham Carrolton ST. NHshawa
Ia. Wednesday Four new mem bers
were taken iu. and the dav was spent
n sewing for the Belgian children.
4 picnic dinner was served at noon.
Nictrola music was a feature OF the
afternoon. Officers Will be elected
AT the next meeting. which viii be
held AT the home of drs Thomas
Van Buskirk 1902 Lincoln way W.
ON sept. II.
Fourteen members of the Ladies
AID society of the Stul NJ. T. church
met IN the church parlors Wednes-
day afternoon 90 plan Tor the lunches
mat viii be- served at the fair 4
scripture reading was given by Miss
Cora Shultz and the devotional
were led by Mrs. Ida Stull and Mrs
A. katterheinrich. business ses-
sion occupied the rest of the after
noon. The next meeting will bee held
yu sept. Z ! at the church
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AIRS. c. +. Mccoy 72g W Iasalle
aE. entertained the members of the
ColfaN W g. T. L. at her home Wed.
uesday afternoon. Mrs. Mary staple.
gave a paper on The Effects of To-
Hacco on Soldiers. Lovers was
The title OF the STORY that was read
IL was written by Hsrvey MCGOWAN