South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-10

~ Mlsnt Wakd. 20 clock Friday
afternoon. which was the silver
wedding anniversary % the parents
az The bride SIR and Mrs w T.
Taylor. 100 s. Taylor ST. Both the
bride and groom wore uniforms. the
brides being that Of an army nurse
and the groom $. "a lieutenant in the
regular army.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev Earl b Parker before the all
tar massed with autumn leaves and
foliage with am American flag as the
background As the bridal party
entered Mrs George D. Williams
played the Bridal Chorus from
Lohengriu. Preceding the cere-
mony two violin solos were render
cd by Hal Van Aiken who also play
ed during the marriage. service.
The maid OF honor Miss Marjorie
Lee Taylor sister of the bride was
gowned In white orgaudie and car
ried American Beauty roses. while
Little Miss Christine Gertrude Tay-
Tor also sister 81 the bride. wore
frock OF the same material trimmed
with lace and carried "a basket OF
red and white roses The groom
was attended by William a. Kauf-
mann. and the ushrrs were George
A Cooper Forest Stebbins. Carol
Stebbins and Hardy Stebbins.
a reception az the home of the
brides parents followed the cere-
mony. the out Of town guests being
Alr and Mrs Howard W. Lee Of.
Chicago and Nr. and Mrs Paul VI.
kevan Of Fort Wayne Ind
Mr. and Mrs Stebbins will bc at.
home In Cleveland o. where the
eroom is employed as sales manager
OF the Manufacturers Salvage com
pany. after oct. Is
Airs. Stebbins was the first young
woman from South Bend TO enlist
in army school Of nursing having
left here IN August, 1918. she spent
30 months al Camp Grant Ill. and
three months at Fort sheridan. Ill.,
Mr. Stehbins who is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. jay Stebbins. residing
south OF Mshawaka. enlisted in
MAY 1912. and was commissioned
lieutenant az Lanercs France, De-
cember 1915 He was discharged
from service in July OF his year.
AS a courtesy TO Miss Florence
Weld whose marriage 90 Milo Hold
son viii take place oct is. Mrs
Alfred Collins and Miss HilGa
Jtaugen entertained at tea Friday
afternoon at the home of the lat /
ter. 1882 Woodward av Mr.. Hodson |
viii be honor guest at a stag party
to Doc given this evening 10y Donald +.
DubaiL zO2g s. Michigan ST.
Mss Vivian HUntsman, 721 Cot /
tage Grove av. was hostess to !
members Of the Young Women's |
Foreign Missionary society of the 7
First NJ z. church Thursday night /
The business session was followed /
by program consisting OF scrip (
ture reading 10y Miss Naude Hoke. |
talk. Women Working Together /
by Miss Elizabeth Netzger. and a /
Message From France" 10y Miss /
Huntsman Miss Ida Lovett, 90 y. /
Main ST. Will entertain Nov. rs.
Mrs. Fred Reed was elected sec
rt,ary and treasure for the en-
suing year at the meeting Of the
muse department Of the Progress
club held Thursday afternoon. At
tel the business session general 7
review of musi ian h.stor. was given
by Mrs Frank Robertson. and the
following musical numbers which
were under the direction OF Mrs. I
Frank Slower gavotte by Bach
was rendered 10y Miss Helen Gull
foyle. cello solo "He Shall Feed
His Flock" from the MeSsia by'
Hiss Nellie Woolman two solos "A
Red Red Rose" and Il Chide Thee I
Not" by Schumann. 10y Mrs. l. H. F..
Writ: Mendelssohn's Spring song by
Mrs Russell Miller. soaring" by
Schumann. by Miss Helen Burke. /
and The American Polonaise" by
Miss Guilfoyle Miss Stella Wander +.
hoof read the current events A So
cial afternoon viii be held by the
club oct - tn the club rooms The /
Progress club chorus which is In /
charge Of Miss Effe Harmon Will
meet Friday afternoon at 4 O'Clock. /
The Colfax w. g. r. T. held I
its monthly meeting Thursday after /
noon nc the home of Mrs e.. G. I
Beyrer ia Harrison av. The sub I
iEation." Papers were read bv Mrs 7
e.. q. Beyrer and Mrs j Reuuoe .
The superintendents or departments .
were chosen as follows Mrs l. WI
Staples. superintendent of franchise: f.
Mrs J. Rennoe. OF the flower mis- .
sion. Mrs. j. II. Cissne. medical tenn +
perance: Mrs. w Gloves. soldiers +.
and sailors. Mrs. G. c. Beyrer. Am /
ericanization and Mrs. a.. vs.. Copp T.
antI-us-cotic A social afternoon .
follow the program Nov 1.t
Mrs l. W staples +-4 rs. Madison +
ST.. viii entertain
The c. w g. NJ. Of the First
christian cnurcn met st ho home G.. /
Mrs T.. T. McQuary go ~ Cush- .
ing ST.. THURSDAY Airs j. Mitchell .
ess .n e., rye &C ir.v-su. Ais
r. ~ Schoeppel read uauer ON /.
A Day at the Mexican Christian .
Institute and Airs g. Eopsse read f
an article ON The Mexican IT.
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