South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-30


day evening at the home OF DR.. and
Mrs ID. II. Calvert. 525 T.. Monroe
st. Evangelist Abner Moore had
charge of the lesson in the absence
OF the regular teacher Mrs. George
gyman. The next meeting will be
held oct with T. @. Barnes, 464
Lincoln way Il. The subject for
study viii be The Holy Spirit Since
PentecOst."
Nr. and Mrs. Alvin Hagey. 74s
Cottage Grove az. entertained the
members of the choir OF the Holy
Trinity English Lutheran church
FRIDAY evening. A business session
" as held followed by a social hour
with games and music Refresh
ments were served near the close.
The Chaplin Park W c. T. L. held
its regular meeting with Mrs. Cora
Pitcher. SIS ~ Cushing ST., Friday
--fteruOon. a business session was
aeld and Mrs Pitcher was elected
Is delegate 10 the state convention
10 be held In Huntington. Ind, oct
1917. After the business was trans
acted Miss Mary MillhOuse gave
reading on Prospects Of National
Prohibition. and Mrs Gertrude
Clark read The stand Taken by
the Federation of Labor for PrOhibi-
ton" Refreshments were served
at the close. The next meeting Will
be held oct. 81
Mr. and Mrs. +. f. Burner, 733
Cottage Grove av., were pleasantly
surprised Friday evening by menu
hers Of the Little Crowd club in
honor Of their goth wedding ami
versary. A social evening was en-
5oyed and a picnic supper was
served The guests number 10.
Mrs. L. +. Good, 1903 Lincoln
way T.. entertained with a dinner in
honor OF he- husbands birthday
anniversary at noon Saturday.
twenty-five relatives and old friends
were present.
An elaborate o'clock dinner for
the bridal party OF the Ohver-Cun-
ningham wedding TINS evening at
the First Presbyterian church was
given by Mrs NJ. Y. Beiger at her
home in Mishawaka Friday evening.
Clusters OF pink roses in varigated
shades ranging from "a pale pink TO
"a deep rich shade, with quantities
Of greenery conferred the tables.
There were places FOR % at the
bridal table i'm the main dining
room while at the smaller table
we're places for the hostess. Mr.
and Mrs j. ID. Oliver, Mrs. Robert
Cunningham. mother of the bride
groom. Mr.. and Mrs Robert, II.
Cunningham. jr., of Paterson. x. J..
and Miss Belle cousin of the
bridegroom.
Miss oliver Mr.. Cunningham,
Hi IS Catherine oliver who will be
maid OF honor. Miss Helen Daugh-
erty. Miss Ann Carlisle, Miss Mar
"a ret Myers. Miss Sue de LOrenzi.
AFiss Louise Studebaker. Miss Helen
Matthews of San. Francisco. Calf.
Miss Mary Abbott Of Cleveland. o.,
Allan Parker of Lowell. Mass. Jack
Griebel, Adolph Cardinal of Pat
erson; Oden n. Wharton of Pitts
burg. Pa. Alfred H. Straube of Chi
cago. Albert q. Bruce OF Baltimore;
William Q. Meigs OF Providence, r.
o.. and Ed Little OF New York city
were seated at the bridal table. Ed
stephenson another member of the
party will arrive i'm the city today.
The Children Of Mary. ST. Mary's
church Taylor ST.. entertained with
fa1 festival AZ St Marys hall,
thursday evening. An art gallery.
fortune telling. whitchcraft. various
booths at which numerous articles
were to be had. and seeing South
Bend by moonlight. provided inter-
tainmcnt for the guests The hall
was beautifully and artisticaUy dec
GRATED with autumn colors. green
and yellow prevailing throughout.
while large corn shocks. pumpkin
lanterns. foliage and yellow chry-
santhemums. and oN-eye daisies,
were used extensively. Musical and
vocal selections were given by the
sodality mem bers, and comedy
sketch presented by the Misses s
Grus and a Geopfrich. brought
forth much applause owing 10 its
humor and grotesque appeal Lunch
con was served by the Misses NJ
Bauer. " Geopfrich. b Blesseil,
r. Kopp. md G.. Strantz assisted
by Mise. alter Wallish and Ber-
fanger. 'the -uests numbered about
so
The Baraca and Philathea classes
~ the Indiana Avenue Christian
FChurch met Thursday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Ray
Crepps. r Indiana av.. 20 members
being present The affair was plan,
ned in honor OF Miss LILLIAN Taylor
and Leland Kempton whose mar
riage viii take place the early part
OF October During the social hour
a gift from the classes was pre-
scented 20 the bride and groom 10 he.
by Ben CordIer. During the business
session. il was decided that a sup
per would be given next Monday
evening at the church. for the bene-
M OF the Philathea class AT the
close of the meeting. dainty refresh
ments were served 10y the hostess.
The next meeting viii be held az
"a homo ~ Mis- E~rrft- Fl,r-.,,-.