South Bend news-times., 1913-11-15
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The attendants at the wedding Of
Miss Hildegarde BerteIing and John
Z. Hayes which will take place Nov.
20 at 81. Patrick's church. have been
announced. Miss Marjorie Bertelng.
sister OF the bride, will be bridesmaid
and James Money OF South Bend will
be best man. The little namesakes
OF the bride, the Misses Hildegarde
StOeckley and Hildegarde Won Ba-
randy viii serve as flower girls. Vitus
Jones and John r. Devine OF South
Bend. Louis Pendergast Of Chicago
and John Berteling OF northern Mich
igan, brother Of the bride, will be the
ushcrs.
Miss Dorothy Wright Of River Park
was pleasantly surprised Friday even
ing by the Loyal Helpers of the First
Christian church. all the guests COM
ing in childrens costumes. Games
and music were enjoyed and in con-
test the favor was won by Miss Mil
dTed Lowry. Miss Mildred Turner
gave a number Of piano selections.
Delicious refreshments were served at
the close OF the evening.
The six Women's Christian Tenn
perance unions OF the county will be
entertained at a thimble Nov. 21 at
the home OF Mrs. Timothy Shanafelt,
1925 Riverside drive. At this time
reports will be heard from delegates
10 the world and national conventions
recently held in the east. The thim-
bic was TO have been held Dec with
Mrs. David Augustine.
The Frances willard w. g T. L.
met Friday afternoon with Mrs Tim
othy Shanafelt 1925 Riverside drive.
An evangelistic talk by Mcs. Cecil
Franklin was followed by papers by
II
Lehman in which the Thanksgiving
spirit was uppermOst. During the
business session which followed ar
rangements we're made to send sup
plies TO two needy families The next
regular meeting viii be with Mrs.
Hattie Beaver, la w. Broadway, Dec.
Il.
The Children Of Mary Of St. Pat
Tick'c church filled eight tables at 500
and pedro Friday evening in the
parish hall at an enjoyable party hon
Oring Miss Grace Hartzer, whose mar
riage tO Ray Fitzgerald will take place
Monday. The favOrs at cards went TO
Miss Katherine Felix and Miss Blanch
McCreary. After the games dainty
refreshments were served by the re-
ception committee composed of the
NJ isses Margaret Fernandez, Florence
MeCreaTy. Blanche McCreary and
Marie May. The affair was also a
kitchen shower and Miss Hartzer was
the recipient OF a number of useful
presents.
Mrs. Marien Morgan of Kittanning.
Penn. who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r.
o. Morgan, 900 T.. Washington aV.,
was guest OF honor Saturday after
noon at a matinee party at the Audi
torium given by Mrs. Harry Wheelock.
Tea at the Robertson tea room fol-
nlaDRn
for eight. This evening Mr.. and Mrs.
r J. Roche Will entertain 20 guests
informally for Mrs. Morgan. Monday
evening "a party of u will make up
theater party at the Oliver opera
house. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Nor
gan will be cOmplimented with
thimble given by Mrs. Fred Christman
OF :. Carroll St, and Wednesday even
ing with an informal affair at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thad TalcOtt,
1921 Riverside drive.
A large number of out of town
guests arrived in the city today TO
attend the wedding of Miss Grace
Hartzer and Ray Fitzgerald which
will take place Monday morning at
$3.50 o'clock at 81. Patrick church.
Among the arrivals were John Hart
zer. brother of the bride. of Detroit;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartzer OF Gary;
Mrs NJ. Fitzgerald and Miss Joseph
inc Fitzgerald mother and sister of
the groom, GAINESVILLE, o.; Mr.. and
Mrs c. l. Osgood and Henry Fitz-
gerald of Chicago. Miss HOrtense
DrummOnd, who is studying IN Chi
cago. will also return for the we'd
nding at which she viii sing. Miss
Josephine Fitzgerald will attend Miss
Hartzer as bridesmaid. and l.. w.
McGann will serve as best man. \
breakfast in the private room at the
oliver hotel VIII follow the wedding.
The fortnightly dancing party of
the Benedict club Friday evening in
American hall was "a delightful affair.
\ large number OF club members and
several guests were present, among