South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-14
SOCIAL AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN

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evening by his nieces and nephews
The evening was spent with music
and dancing 4 buffet luncheon
vas served and flags and flowers
made up the decorate Mr.
Hicken leaves Saturday for In
dianapolis. where ne will enter the
navy. He has been connected with
Notre Dame university for , years.
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4 surprise party IN honor Of the
birthday or Webster Wilmer was
gwen at his home 1919 s. St Jo-
seph ST. Thursday evening The
time was spent in games and dane
ing. and light luncheon was
served. There were 20 guests pres
snt. one out-of-town guest. Mrs.
Celia Harry Of Kankakee
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The members or the alumni OF
Western college, Oxford, o.. in the
vicinity Of South Bend held their
annual Z o'clock luncheon az the
Country club Friday noon. The
table was attractively set of by a
large centerpiece Of yellow garden
flowers The afternoon was spent
college The out OF town guests
were Miss Margret Blakely Of
Frankfort Ind. and Miss Gladys
Clark of Indianapolis
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The Maccabee Red Cross held
meeting Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Jacob Coleman. TAG Cleveland
av The time was spent in sewing
for the Belgian children. The next
meeting Thursday, June ! 8. will be
An all day meeting held az the home
Of Mrs Coleman.
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Miss Jean Gsmmack $50 Y
Eleventh St, entertained with tea
al her home Thursday honoring
Miss Helen Burke and her house
guest Miss Eula Lee Costley OF
Austin Tex. and who has been at
tending school at ST Mary's acad-
envy for the past year.
Miss Ruth stou entertained in
'ally 4 group OF college friends
Of st Mary's academy at her home.
422 y Main ST. Friday afternoon.
The out OF town guests were Miss
Thresa Curry OF Hartford. Conn.
and Miss Eula Lee Costley Of Aus
tin. Tex
A pretty home wedding OF Thurs
CAV afternoon was that OF Miss Mar
earet Kline daughter OF Mrs sam
uel A. Kline, SCI Lincoln way T..
and Elerey .. Mark. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Mark OF Liberty twp. which
took place at o'clock at the home.
Of the brides mother The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Henry
T. Davis before an improvised altar
banked with palms relieved by clus-
ters Of daisies, with a background OF
American Flags
The Bridal Chorus from
'Iohengrin" was played by Miss
Mary Catherine Roberts as the we'd
ding party entered, led by the rib
hon girls. little Miss Mary Catherine
Slick and little Miss Mary Grace
Flood The ring bearer, little Miss
Ann Slick carrying a basket OF
daisies entered next, followed by
the rnatrOn OF honor. Mrs. Charles
W Slick. sister OF the bride The
bride entered alone and was met
~ the altar by the groom and his
best man. Charles ". Slick.
The bride wore a gown OF white
satin trimmed in net and her full
length veil was fashioned in a be-
coming cap effect. Her flowers were
roses and sweet peas Mrs. Slick s
gown was OF green organdie with
white organdie trimmings The rib
bon girls and ring bearer were
frocked in white organdie with pink
sashes and bows.
A reception 10 30 guests followed
the ceremony. a two course lunch
con being served at a table conferred
with a huge bouquet of daisies. The
same flowers were used in decOrat-
ing the other rooms OF the home.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark left immedi-
ately for a short wedding trip. Mr..
Mark has enlisted in the govern
ment mechanical school at Indian
apoIis and will leave for there Sat
urday Mrs. Mark viii remain here
for the present.
Complmenting AIRS. John W. Darr
or New FORK city. the guest OF het
mother. AIRS. AIyron Campbell, 5S$
". Navarro ST. and Miss Helen
Stover whose marriage VIII take
place the last OF this month, Mrs.
Victor r. Jones. 40 Mauitou pl. en-
tertained with a I O'Clock luncheon
Thursday afternoon. a crystal bas-
ket OF garden roses centered the
table at which covers were laid for
Mrs Darr. Miss Slower, Mrs Alexis
Coqufllard. Miss Gertrude Myers.
Mrs Don King Stephenson. Mrs. John
r. Nuner Miss Helen Herr. Mrs.