South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-13

Miss Ireav Secrist. 1904 F.. Indi-
ana av.. entertained "a few guests AT
o'clock dinner Sunday evening
at Ter home. The table was prettily
ARRANGED with chrysanthemums and
covers were laid for eight. Follow
ing the dinner Miss Irma FELTON, and
Misses Glady and Laverne Frank
gave piano sCios and Miss Thelma
Hall gave a vocal solo. Victrola
selections were also enjoyed.
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Fifty friends gathered at the
home Of Dir. and Mrs Frank stroud.
40 La9orte av.. Sunday evening. to
join them ia celebrating their 18th
wedding anniversary. The evening
was spent at cards and favors were
Won 81 Mrs. John ". Raab. Mrs j.
q. Kelley. A j. Raab. and Martin
Murphy. The guests presented Mr..
and Mrs. stroud with French ivory
and cut glass gifts as remem brances
of the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Rich. s13
LELAND av.. and Miss Catherine
Campbell entertained with a dinner
party Saturday evening at the Rich
home. Chrysanthemums graced the
small tables Trim which the dinner
was served, and there were covers
for IS guests
Paul Hertel. SO f. Madison ST.
entertained with "A surprise party
Sunday evening for Miss Alice Peter
son whose birthday anniversary oc-
CURED sunday. Pink and white chry-
santhemums we're used 10 decorate
the house. After an evening spent
with games and music, refreshments
were served 70 the guests, who num-
bered IS.
In celebration Of the birthday an
uiversary OF Mrs Victoria Cooley
Mrs. Fred Couch entertained with
= surprise party at her home north
on the city Sunday The house was
decorated with white and yellow
chrysanthemums. Games were the
evenings pastime. following which
refreshments We're served Covers
Tor so we're laid. Mrs Cooley re-
ceived many pretty gifts
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For the first time this season. n full
attendance has marked the meeting
OF the Junior Five Hundred club
which was held at the home Of Miss
leona Jacomet, 424 y Eddy St.
sunday evening. Following the usual
time spent with cards. officers were
Lawrence Daveline was chosen presi-
dent. Robert Huber. treasurer and
Miss Eleanor Nevins, reporter. Miss
Mildred Odiet. n. Louis blvd. will
entertain the club in two weeks.
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Miss Grace Goodman. 924 Leland
av.. entertained with a compliment
tary luncheon Monday afternoon at
o'clock at the Lexington tea rooms,
for her guest, Miss Olive Ward Of
Chicago. The table was conferred
with fall flowers and there were
places for eight Among the guests
were. Miss Nernice Ellpel, Miss sarah
Witwer. Miss Mary Russ. Miss Helen
Jackson Miss Bernice Freeman. and
Mrs. Emmett Thomas. Miss Ward re-
turned 10 Chicago after the lunch
con.
Miss Eva Sriver. daughter OF Mrs.
George Sriver of Warsaw and Harold
Haenes. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Haenes OF Bremen. were married az
II o'clock Sunday at the home of
the brides brother. +. 7. Sriver, 139
Broadway. Rev. A +. Thomas of
the First Brethren church officiated.
The house was prettily decorated
with chrysanthemuTns. Following
the ceremony wedding dinner was
served 20 the % guests present Mrs.
George Sriver and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Kelley Of Warsaw and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haenes OF
Bremen were among the guests from
out Of the city. Mr. and Mrs. Haenes
left sunday evening for Charlotte.
Mich. 10 spend a few days after
which they Will return to this city
To reside with the brides brother
at 13s T.. Broadway.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Elbel, COS
Portage av.. entertain with family
dinner sunday evening in celebra-
ton of the S3rd birthday anniver-
sary OF the hosts father. Lorenz
Elbel Chrysalthemums and fail
berries were used TO decorate
throughout the house and on the
table. at which covers were laid for
IS.
At o'clock tea given Saturday
afternoon by Mrs. r. y. Kruseu sos
Park ay.. the engagement OF her
daughter. Miss Amy Krusell TO
Donald Hosford. son Of Mrs. s. w
Beane. Lincoln way w. was an
uounced The home was decorated
with autumn flowers and red roses
Miss Marie Curtis and Mrs Ray
MikeseH poured