South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-05
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The annual reception and ball Of
the Ladies' Aid society OF st. Josephs
hospital i'm Place hall Wednes-
day evening. attended by several
hundred people, was successful social
y and financially. TWENTY-FIVE ia
oles were filled at cards in the par
Tors and 100 couples danced in the
ball room. Herrick's full orchestra
played the program Of dances. The
guests were received by a committee
composed Of Mesdames u. J.. Guilfoyle,
w. q. Crabill, Carl j. AllardL Elmer
Strayer, Glenn SmOger and a. =. Per
ley.
The dining room. where a delicious
buffet supper was served. was attract
lively decorated in a scheme Of pink
and white. The lights were yelled with
pink shades ana the chandeliers We're
t@ined with greenery The table was
centered with an empire basket filled
with pink and white carnations and
tied with a tulle bow. Pink shaded
candelabra occupied the ends of the
table.
The prizes at cards were won by
Mrs. J. u. Lechner. Mrs. John Wah-
len. Mrs. George Lawrence. Mrs. JOhn
Scheibelhut, Mrs. A. J. Eckman, Mrs.
William Ducev and Mrs. @. II. Porter
and Messrs. A. J. Eckman. y. F. era
Iner. William Ducey and Merlin
Guthrie.
The committees I'm charge Of the af-
fair and responsible for its marked
success are as follows:
Executive, Mrs. ID. L. GuilfOyle.
chairman; Mrs. w. G.. Crabill, Mrs. w.
ID. O'Brien, Mrs. G.. l.. O'Brien and
Mrs. TT. A. Lundy. Hall and music,
Mrs ]. p. Weber, chairman: Mrs. w
T.. Benitz. Mrs. ]. P. Lechner. and
Mrs. s. p. Robinson. Invitation, Mrs.
\. p. Perley. chairman; Mrs. s. b.
Robinson. Mrs. =. J. Huber. AIRS.
elem SmOger, Mrs. j. y. Weber, Mrs.
+. Q. Toepp and Mrs. Florence Guth-
Tie. Cards, Mrs. II. T.. Howard. chair
man; Mrs. ]. p. Lechner. Mrs. F. c..
TOepp, Mrs. William Cassidy and Mrs.
J. y. Weber. Refreshments, Mrs. l.
w. Lower. chair man; Mrs. NJ. Langen-
baum. Mrs y. Hagerty. Mrs Dan Kel-
ley. Mrs +. =. Major. Mrs $. +. Rob-
inson. Mrs. J. l.. Hines and Mrs. NJ
Holycross Floor Mrs. w. q. CrabilL
chairman; Mrs. ". l.. Benitz, Mrs. II.
A. Lundy. Mrs. Elmer Strayer. Mrs G..
A. Baker. Mrs. Glenn SmOger, Mrs.
Charles LentZ Mrs. Vernon Hastings
Mrs. Q. J. Allardt, Mrs. d. L. Gull
foyle. Mrs A. p Perley Mrs. Frank
Bilinsld. Mrs. Z. J. Huber, and Mrs
a. w. Gresk. Finance, Mrs. Jacob
Kerner.
With nupual mass at St Patricks
church at $3.50 o'clock this morning
Miss Margaret Katherine Toepp.
daughter OF Mrs. p. Henry TOepp, 917
w. ColfaX av., and Jacob r. Irmiter
were united in marriage. The cere-
mOny was performed by Rev. John
y. DeGrOote in the presence of the
immediate families and a few friends.
The bridesmaid was Miss Grace
Baker and Paul Toepp, brother of
the bride, was best man. The
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Frederick Binder, Organist of st. Pat
rick's church, and Miss Pauline
kamm, Of Mishawaka. sang Millards
Ave Maria" The bride wore a
modish travelling suit of brown velvet
with collar and cuffs OF martin. Her
hat was also of brown velvet trim
med with an ostrich feather and a
cluster of French flowers. She wore
a COrsage of white roses and valley
lilies. The bridesmaid was gOwned
in purple with a draped skirt
OF crepe de chine and coat of velvet
brocade. Her hat was black vel
vet trimmed with aigrettes, and she
wore a corsage of Aaron Ward
roses. Following the ceremony a
breakfast was served at the home
OF the brides mother for the bridal
party and out of town guests. The
table was centered with an empire
basket Of white roses. Frank TOepp,
IT.. served. Inc guests from out
OF the city were Mrs. Frank Hoff-
man OF Chicago, Henry Spitzley and
Paul Toepp of Detroit and Frank
lrmiter, father Of the groom, Misses
Mary and Katherine Irmiter and
Frank Irmiter. jr.. all of North JUDD
SON. Ind. This afternoon the young
couple left for short wedding
trip into northern Michigan, after
which they will be at home to friends
at 917 W ColfaX av. Mr.. Irmiter is
81 graduate of Indiana university and
"a member Of the reportoriaI staff of
the News Times
The married folks of the CONNER
ciu Athletic club to the number Of
80 enjoyed their fortnightly dancing
party Wednesday evening at the club
house. After the program of dances
light refreshments We're served
The Nortn Side Culture club was
entertained Wednesday afternoon ut
tre home of Mrs W. A. Bertsch. sol
sherman av. Mrsh Charles Francis
reviewed the chapters of Les Mis-
cradles and Mrs, Clarence Stoudt