South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01

st.. was hostess Thur eGa.- crenlng 10
The member of ta. Girls. The
evening was spen. playing buncO
was served % eiEh; guests at table
sraced with an Empire basket Of
yellow garden flowers and blue
shaded tarers in crystal holders. In
two weeks the club VIII be enter
tanned 40 the home OF Miss Mildred
kemerley. s. Michigan 81.
Announcement IS made OF ths
marriage of Miss Exia Leone Asher,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Asher. OF PARIS, III. and Frederick
Alr. and Mrs Charles H2eske, Of
Aberdeen. S. Oak. formerly Of south
Bend. which took place Tuesday al
ternOon at 2 o'clock a. the home Of
the brides parents at Paris The
service was read by Rev. W. w.
Snin. pastor II the Christian church
Of Union City, Ind, in the presence
Of the families and intimate friends.
Preceding the ceremony Miss Anna
Louise Quinn played "A Mid-Sum-
mer Nights Dream" and Miss Helen
Quinn sang 80 Promise Ne" and
AT Dawning.
The bride wore a draped gown CT
white crepe satin with trimmings
Of shadow lace fashioned with a
short train. Her veil OF tulle was
becOmingiy arranged with wreath
Of orange blossoms and she wore a
pearl necklace. the gift Of the
groom. The bridal bouquet was a
shower Of Killarney roses ana valley
lilies. The home was tastefully
decorated with white blossoms and
greenery. while a suggestion Of pink
and white was noted in the appoint
ments Of the bridal table, which
was conferred with a white basket
Of pink asters and lighted by pink
shaded tapers in crystal holders.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Haeske are spending
several weeks at Spider Lake. Wis.
and will be at home after October 1
at the Midway apartment, 1895 r.
60th st.
The oUt-Of-tOwn guests included
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Haeske, Of
Aberdeen. 5. Oak. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
d. Shonts, Of New York City. Mr..
, and Mrs. b. G.. owen. Of Oak Park,
Ill. and Peter ID. Barrett. Of Chicago
Mrs. Haeske is a graduate of the
Paris High school and of Bradley IN
stitute at Peoria. H., and for the
past three years has been instructor
of Home Economics at oak Park,
III. Mr.. Haeske is a graduate OF
South Bend High school, also Of
Purdue university and is a member
of the Sigma Nu fraternity. During
the world war he served as captain
with the S32nd regiment of the SSrd
division.
Mrs. John Rush, of the Rushton
apartments. entertained AT luncheon
at The Alderman in Goshen Thurs
, DAY afternoon at 1 O'Clock as d
courtesy 10 Miss Bertha George, %
Hollywood, Cal The guests iac,ud-
ed Mrs Howard Cushing, Mrs.
Charles MiilhOuse. Ms. +. a. Miller.
Mrs. J.. A Bryan, Mrs. Charles Herr.
Mrs. Charles Harper, Mrs. Otto Bas-
tian, Mrs +. A. IaPierre, Mrs. Rob-
/ ert Milton, Mrs. William Slower.
Mrs. Samuel r. Pace, Mrs. Dom
| Piatt Miss Harriet Dunn. Miss Mae
I Barrett and Miss Blanche Dunn.
Another charming affair OF Thurs
/ day was the tea given in the after
noon between the hours Of and 3
by Mrs. Fred Woodward at her
home. 522 5. St. Joseph St. honOr:ns
Mrs. William c. Under, Mrs. \. i.
/ Geist and Miss Maude Geist of Wash
ingtOn, ID. c., who are the house
guests Of Mrs. Albert f. Monger ana
I Mrs. Frank McKibben. who has re-
Gently moved to the city from Evans
| ton, Ill. The home was unusUall
attractive with quantities of garden
flowers and the tea table was taste