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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
5
The Home Club D. of R. will meet at Mrs. Ida Skinner’s Elkhart avenue home Friday afternoon. The L. S. and I. C. Club plans a meeting with Mrs. Osborn on Johnson street Friday afternoon.
The S. J. Club will hold a meeting with Mrs. Minnie Olds this Friday, outlining initial plans and discussing forthcoming activities.
For the 24 hours ending at 2 today the high was 76 degrees and the low 65. Winds at 20 mph. Rainfall 0.5 inches. Sunrise 4 16, sunset 7 28, moon sets 6 40 am.
A stream of visitors and social events crosses Elkhart and nearby towns. Ed Ziesel hosts guests at Klinger Lake cottage on June 29. Misses Schafer of Ida Michigan entertain nieces Leota and Elva. Mrs Shock hosts Happy Hour Club. Various locals travel to Detroit Lima Kingston St Joseph Toledo and Goshen. Knight of Columbus plan Goshen lecture. several families visit Christian Lake and Glasgow Kentucky. health updates and travel plans noted for multiple residents.
Miss Mary Collins entertained the Omega Tau Sorority members and their guests in St. Louis last evening. A light social with cards and music served as the main diversions and refreshments were provided.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Schafer host a 6 o'clock dinner this afternoon for eight young ladies. The guests are the unmarried friends most closely tied to Miss Sarah Schafer, continuing a yearly tradition now in its third year.
Miss Ora Shick and Raymond Surls married in a ring ceremony last evening at eight o'clock conducted by Rev. J. E Grimes. The ceremony occurred at the bride's father Daniel Shick's home on 1015 E. Middlebury Street with 18 guests and a three course supper. They will reside with the bride's parents. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Henshaw and Miss Hazel Feith of Kalamazoo and Mrs Weyrick of South Bend.
Mr and Mrs D B Morgan hosted a Tuesday picnic supper for Lucile Morgan’s seventeenth birthday. The gathering also honored Mr and Mrs L Bechi on their eleventh wedding anniversary at the Morgans’ new home.
The W. F. M. S. of Trinity M. E. church met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. T. J. Bostwick of River Avenue as a participant. President Mrs. George Weir led the program with Mrs. C. W. Sackett, Mrs. GC J. Gillett and Rev. Beeks contributing. After business, light refreshments and a social hour followed.
Miss Mary May Mast and Mr. Harry Keene married last evening at the bride’s home 112 Indiana avenue. Rev Speer of the Baptist church officiated beside a bank of ferns. Palm decor warmed the ceremony as only relatives attended. The couple will live with her parents until their new home is finished. Mrs Keene has worked at Boyle Brown store and Mr Keene is a machinist with Foster Kimball Co. Many pretty presents were given.
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