South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-22

Mrs. Perry stanley entertained a
number OF friends at her home, 423
Lincoln way r. Tuesday evening.
a ne house was made attractive with
large groups Of pink and yellow
a-ters. During the evening contests
acre featured. Miss Edna Whitmer
on the favor for one Of the con-
tests and for another. Miss Mildred
austin was awarded the prize
DAINTY refreshments were served
late in the evening at a table with
covers laid for 70 AT the center
of the table las "a large nlmber Of
articles which formed the basis OF
an amusing guessing contest.
The young people of Quincy Street
Baptist church enjoyed a hard times
party Tuesday evening In the church
parlors. a program OF music and
recitatiOns was given and refresh
ments were served.
Miss Mildred Wardlow. $50 y.
Notre Dame ST. was hostess 10 a
number Of her friends at her home
Tuesday. The occasion was her
birthday anniversary and there were
IA guests present The time was
devoted 10 games and contests and
Miss Irene Borden won the favor.
Refreshments were served
The marriage Of Miss leila NJ
Taggart. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Taggart Lydic rd.. and
Alfonso c. Sarber of Elkhart. took
place at the home Of the bride
Monday evening az o'clock Rev.
e.. Haney. pastor of the Lydick Ev-
angelical church. officiated Follow
ing the ceremony supper was
served TO Re guests. Mr. and Mrs.
Sarber left that evening for a short
visit with relatives in Elkhart and
Knox after which they will make
their home in Elkhart. Those pres
ent at the ceremony were Mrs.
Claude Peterson. George Peterson,
.,iyron RedinbO Misses Esther
Fischer. Gertrude Stroup and Mary
Hills.
Miss Frances Layman. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Layman Of
New Carlisle and John PolseG. 727
South Bend av.. were married Tues
day morning az 10 o'clock at the ST.
John Kantz' church at Rolling Prai-
RE. The attendants were, Miss Ida
holsen and George Layman. Miss
Agnes Layman AID Francis Polsen.
aV nd
Casimir Janowski Music for the
occasion was furnished by Arthur
Hoffman and John Putt OF Michigan
city. The bride wore a cream satin
dress with a bodice Of face and
full length veil and carried brides
roses. Miss ida POlser wore a peach
tafieta dress with silver lace and
Miss Agnes I.ayman was attired in
pink satin while Miss Veronica Lay
man was gowned in blue satin
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding collation. was served at the
home OF the bride TO 500 guests.
Chrysanthemums and brides roses
centered the luncheon table
Mr.. and Mrs. Polsen have gone
on an eastern trip and after Dec.
] will reside in South Bend
:.
Miss Emma Petersen. 127 y.
Francis St. entertained the Pixie
Girls Tuesday evening at her home
Election of officers was held and re-
suited as follows: Miss Ruth Wen
rick president. and Miss Petersen,
treasurer. A social hour devoted to
needle work and contests followed
the short business session. the Miss
es Louise Pattison and Sadie
Doetsch winning the favors for the
latter Refreshments were served.
The next meeting Will be held with
Miss Mildred Kemerly. 7O1 y. Mich
igan St, Tuesday. Nov. 2S
The St Mary's guild Of st. James
Episcopal church will hold a Christ
mas bazaar and tea Saturday after
noon at Pa :. Michigan st Ar
rangements for the affair were made
Monday evening at the regular
meeting of the guild
:.
The Womans College club gave
a delightful 4 o'clock tea Tuesday
AT the Lexington Tee room for mem
hers OF the club. There were places
for u. and a bowl Of pink roses
adorned the table. Following the tea
the members held a "matriculation
party. at which the members were
asked TO locate prominent colleges
and give the presidents OF each.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell got the
highest percentage. The guests for
the afternoon were the Misses Dora