South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-09


ST The ceremony was performed by
the pastor of the Free Methodist
Episcopal church. Knox. Ind. at the
home OF the brides parents at high
noon today.
The bride was charming in a dark
blue travelling suit and carried
cOrsage bouquet or valley lilies and
sweet peas.
Following the dinner. which was
served Immediately after the cere-
money. the couple left for a weeks
visit IN Chicago. After April IS
they viii be at home at 403 w. Col
fax av.. this city.
The groom is a well known young
man IN this city. having held a re-
sponsible position al the Studebaker
oil Refining CO. and the bride has
been a milliner In this city
The South Bend guests at the wed
ding were Mr.. and Mrs. John O.
Bennett Misses Caroline and Lucille
Hepner c. p Tindley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Bennett.
Mrs. Louise Schafer. eI6 r. Col
Of her daughter. Miss Gertrude
Schafer and Earl Honer of this city.
The wedding took place az the Zion
Evangelical church at o'clock on
the evening OF Wednesday April 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Honer viii reside at
916 +. Colfax az.
Mrs. A. A. Weber. $50 f. Indiana
av., entertained 26 members OF the
Century class OF the Indiana Ave
nue. Christian church at an enjoy
able social evening Tuesday Games
and contests were features OF the
entertainment and dainty refresh
ments We're served. ON May Is the
next meeting will take place
Mrs William Swintz was hostess
TO the Musicians club at her home
712 w. Colfax av.. Tuesday even
ing. An informal program featured
the evenings diversions. Among the
guests Of the club was George Nc
Cornell Of the University Of Notre
Dame faculty. At the next meeting
to be held April p. Mrs Lawrence
ROmine. 102 Marquette av.. will en-
terrain.
Mrs. W. G. VIENNA, los Cushing ST..
was hostess at the meeting of the
Woman's Home Missionary society
of St Paurs Memorial Methodist
Episcopal church Tuesday after
noon. Mrs J. w. Keller was in
charge of the devotionals and spoke
on Uses of the Mite Box" Mrs.
Paul Ferre spoke on Conditions in
the Arkansas Mountain Home; Mrs
G. II. smoke. who was IN charge of
the program, read a leaflet on The
Treasury" Mrs. Carl Williams read
an article. kept for the Masters
Use" Miss Wayne rendered several
piano numbers over the Top"
was he poem read by Mrs. Russell
Hupp; little Miss Mary Williams
gave two readings, and Mrs. Smoke
read the poem "He Is Risen An
occasion of the afternoon was the
opening of the mite boxes. Mrs.
William Maurer 1O1S w. Colfax av..
viii entertain May 13.
The following program will be
presented by the Woman's society
of the Quincy street Baptist church
Friday night at the church: The
meeting viii be opened by the sing
ing of "A hymn by the congregation,
followed by prayer by the pastor;
piano solo. Mrs. Laverne Seckinger;
vocal solo, Dorothy Eddy; Miss
Jean Elliott reading. Rev. Hand,
vocal solo; Miss Oda Chapel. piano
solo: Mrs. L. T.. Jain, vocal solo:
Gladys Latin, raadins. Mrs. George
Lanthier and Nelson Molhaeen,
piano duet. a dialogue, How To DO
It." viii be gwen by eight OF the la
dies. and Mrs. skinner on Wom-
ans Rights VIII be presented by
Mrs. Emma Elliott.
Miss Clara DensIow. living south
on the Denslow rd, entertained %
guests Tuesday afternoon with a
miscellaneous shower in honor OF
Miss Alice Ort, whose marriage TO
Carlton Fulmer will take place April
16. The house was Charmingly dec
GRATED with hearts and cupi6s and
"a color scheme of yellow and pink
was effected I'm the decorations and
IN the luncheon. which was served
buffet style Each of the % guests
was presented with corsage bouquets
of yellow jonquils. while the bride
elect received corSage of sweet
peas and many beautiful gifts
The annual election Of officers
held at the meeting Of the members
of the Woman's Dining club Tuesday
uight in the directors room OF the
~. Joseph Loan and Trust CO. result
cd in Mrs. Sylvia Ned being elected
president. Miss May Tescher. vice
president: Miss May HUFF, reCording
secretary. and Miss Anna Wagner,
corresponding secretary. During the
business meeting plans were made
Tor the club members To attend the
oliver theater in a body 10 near the
Minneapolis symphony orchestra
which is To appear here May l..
Lieut. Guy Wiser spoke at the
meeting of the Ladies auxiliary
home guard held Tuesday night at
the y. w e. A. Oh his experiences