South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-02

MIS- lEndilus WoJClecnOWSki OF this
city and Lott L. Hazinski. son OF
Mr. and Mrs Michael Hazinski. sos
< Chaplin ST. took place Wednes-
day morning at 3 O'Clock at 81
Hedw.ge's church. Rev. Anthony
Zubowicz G. 8. c., officiating The
attendants were Miss Helen Hosin-
ska and Michael Hazinska. jr
The bride wore gown OF white
georgette crepe made entrain and
her full length veil was caught with
sweet psas. She carried shower
bouquet Of white roses Miss Hos
inska's gown was OF pink georgette
crepe and she wore a large black
lace hat. Her flowers were pink
roses
Following the ceremony a break
fast was served at the home Of the
grOom's parents. a color scheme OF
pink and white being effected. Mr.
and Mrs Hazinski left during the
afternoon for a wedding trip and
upon their return viii make their
home in South Bend
Miss Alvina Wolf who is 20 he
married this month. was honor guest
81 an Informal party given Tuesday
night by her mother. Mrs Joseph
Wolf $40 r. Colfax av. a color motif
OF pink. green and white was carried
out in the luncheon which was
served 20 Is guests. Games and dane
ing were enjoyed during the even
ing
The program presented at the
joint meeting OF the Woman's Home
and Foreign Missionary societies Of
tie First Methodist Episcopal
church held Tuesday afternoon i'm
the church parlors was directed by
Mrs. G J. Tomkins. The scripture
passage was read BY Mrs Hostetter
followed by a paper on An Indian
Home for the United States" by
Mrs. Elmer r. Abernethy. represent
ing the Home Missionary society.
TIE foreign subjects were presented
by Mrs. Norman 2. Bleuler who
discussed Women OF the Orient in
Literature" and Mrs. J. NJ Greene.
who read a paper on Women Of the
Orient as Physicians and Nurses
ne mite boA IptHluE Nieiutu , = 10
the treasury OF the Foreign society.
Another joint meeting will be held in
the church parlors on Aug. 10.
A miscellaneous shower for Miss
Iona Niese Of Mishawaka, who is to
hC married soon. featured the meet
ing OF the T. 3. Chums OF the
United Brethren church held Tues
day evening at Howard park. pic
mic supper was served to % guests
\ similar meeting Is 10 be held at the
lark on Aug. s.
MIR and Mrs Fred Lewis Sher-
man av.. who were married on June
L. were surprised 10y number of
friends Tuesday night During the
evening a luncheon was served TO
Is guests at the Philadelphia
Ninety guests were entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. j. -. oliver and Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Cunningham at
the Country club Tuesday night as a
courtesy TO Mr. and Mrs Lucien
Horton OF Lowell. Mass, the house
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham
The affair was in the nature of (
dinner dance.
Mrs Leverette Trash. 129 Napo-
leon av, was hostess at the meeting
OF the Novel club Monday evening
picnic supper was served TO the
nine guests present An out-of-town
guest was Mrs H. u. Warner OF De-
catur III, who is visiting her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs n r. westervelt.
60 y. Lafayette blvd. The next
meeting will be held at the country
residence OF G. r. Summers on the
Eddy ST I'd, Mrs D.. NJ. Stephenson
being the hostess.
Plans for an ice cream. social 20
be held on the church lawn in two
weeks and for a bazaar TO be given in
November. were formulated Tuesday
at the meeting OF the Ladies' Aid So
Ciety of the Trinity Presbyterian
church held at the home Of Mrs
r. a. Laverens. 234 :. St Peter st.
A luncheon was served 20 so mem
bers and guests. The next meeting
will be held at the home OF Mrs
Charles Mccormick. 1902 Queen st.
on August >.
Miss Evelyn Corenne Miltimore.
daughter OF Mrs. a F. Miltimore OF
Rockford, Ill. and Lieut. George
Harger OF Clinton. y. Y. were mar
ried Saturday afternoon az Rock
ford. The bride was formerly resi-
dent OF South Bend attending the
high school here.
In honor OF her SOth birthday an
niversary. l. members OF the Mar
zaret Stull Memorial Bible class met
az the home Of Mrs. Margaret StuIl.
1903 5 Michigan ST. Tuesday eve
ming. The committee in charge OF
the entertainment was Mrs. Willard
DuFounder. Miss Pearl Ensign and
Mss Flossie Jester Informal
speeches were made by Rev. Charles
Lesson. Mrs. Fred Ensign. Mrs
Woodruff. Mrs StuI W Bramar
and r. Carter. a number OF south
ern melodies we're sung by a quartet
from the church Mrs. Stull was
a.,