South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-02

served by the hostess. Mrs William
Frepan. There will be another meet
ing held at the same place in two
weeks.
Mrs. Frank Smith, 1927 y. John
son ST., was hostess 10 the Jolly
Crochet club. Thursday afternoon. A
dainty lunch was served TO the 10
members who were present and dur
ing the social hour a musical pro-
gram was presented. The next meet
ing will be held at the home of
Mrs John Weber. 1926 y. Adams st.
The auxiliary OF the American
Legion held a picnic Thursday aft
ernoon at Healthwin hospital for
the benefit Of the % ex-soldiers who
are there. Fifteen members Of the
auxiliary carried ice cream, fresh
fruit and cigarets TO the young men.
Mrs. Walter Jensen, 21O7 Hast
ings St, River Park. was hostess
10 the Harmony Reading circle,
Thursday afternoon. Plans were
made for a picnic TO be held In two
weeks at Pottawatomie park
Mrs. Lloyd Boyer. 333 Lincoln
way w, entertained with a bridge
party Wednesday afternoon in honor
OF Mrs Johnson. of Buffalo. y. Y.
Mrs. Spieter won first PLACE and Mrs.
+. y. Dalton second.
Twelve members of the Woman's
Dining club gave a luncheon Thurs
! day at the Robertson hOnOring Miss
A. Clauer. of Chicago a former
member.
The last of number of charm
ing June weddings was that Of Miss
Ruth Allene Harding, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis G. Harding, SO
Leland av., and Paul b. Wright OF
Evanston, H., son OF Rev and Mrs.
/ George l. Wright of Ainsworth. Neb.,
which took place at o'clock We'd
nesday evening at the home of the
brides parents. Rev. Wright. faith
er OF the groom, performing the
ceremony.
As the bridal party approached
the improviSed altar before a white
lattice work covered with grcenery
and relieved with clusters of pink
roses Miss Nellie Wright, sister OF
the groom, played the Mendelssohn
wedding march and during the read
ing OF the service rendered Der
ceuse" by Chopin
Miss Edith Harding. sister OF the
! bride attended as maid of honor and
wore a gown OF pale pink georgeJte
and carried Aaron Ward roses. Miss
/ Marguerite Sharp and Miss Hazel
Parrish Of Evanston. Ill; Miss Mil
dred Mclaughlin OF Washington. Ia,
and Miss Helen Miles of Bloomfield.
Ind. served as bridesmaids and lent
quantity Charming note 10 the
scene with their crisp organdie
frOcks and the use OF Vatican shep-
ardess crooks tied with pink and
white ribbons and with colonial
bouquets OF sweet peas in cOlors con-
trasting tremendously with their
costumes. Miss Sharp wore cham
payne organdie and her flowers
were orchid sweet Ieas. Miss Parrish
was attired in turquoise blue and
carried pink blossoms. Miss Nc
Iaughlin wore orchid organdie with
orchid flowers. and Miss Miles in
Jade green with her bouquet in pink
shades The bride was gowned in
white messaline with geOrgette and
wore "A full length veil caught at her
head with valley lilies. Her shower
bouquet was OF white roses and
valley lilies cente-ed with orchids.
Claude Young OF Evanston, Ill. at
tended as best man. Following the
ceremony a luncheon was served in
rooms attractively decorated with
garden lilies and roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright will return
from a trip July :. They will be at
home 20 friends after the first OF
August at SIS JudsOn av.. Evans
ton III.
out or town guests included: Miss
Nellie Wright OF Minneapolis. MINI.
Rev. and Mrs. Wright Of Ainsworth.
Neb.: Miss Ruth Stouffer. Flint.
Mich: c. ". Favinger. Chicago:
Arno Jackson. Jacksonville. Fla, and
Claude Young. Evanston.
The fifteen civic centers OF the
city will participate in the patriotic
celebration 10 be held Sunday even
ing az 1880 o'clock at Deeper park
under the auspices of the civic
federation. The annual Fourth OF
July picnic will not be given tie