South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24

The new year books OF the Flor
ence Crittenton circle received by
the members during the past week,
give an interesting announcement
for each OF the 10 meetings listed
for the coming season. At the first
meeting. Jan. Il, Mrs. Eugene G.
Miller viii be the speaker and Mrs.
Alvin HOdson the hostess. Among
the other speakers whose talks are
expected 10 be OF importance,
are Dan Pyle. Rev. T. +. George.
Rev. II. NJ Appleby. Miss Isabelle
Kennedy. Rev. a. V Babbs. Rev.
George w. Allison. Rabbi A. Leibert.
DR.. j. p. Berteling and Mrs. c. S.
Beyrer
officers OF the circle for the ensu-
ing year are: Mrs. Ralph w. Harris.
president: Mrs. g. T. Julian, vice
president: Mrs. Robert Elbel, second
vice president: Mrs. G. l.. Morris,
secretary; Mrs. A Austin, treas
urer; Mrs. s. J. Crumpacker, attOr-
ney.
ON the committees are the follow
ing chairmen: Mrs. r. O. Cotton,
resc1e and homes: Mrs. " p. Kelb.
program and music; Mrs. Emil
Boyer. press; Mrs. Henry Kale.
membership; Ms Elbel. entertain
ment
Miss Mary Elizabeth limerick.
niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Emer-
lex. west OF the city, and Charles A.
Penn. son of Mr.. and Mrs Enos
Penn. of Huntington, Ind, will be
married this afternoon with a pretty
home ceremony at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. limerick. Rev. Claud
Young OF the Methodist church Will
0fficiate. There will be no attend
ants. The brides gown will be of
white satin with lace trim. There
Will be a wedding dinner. served at
four o'clock. Miss Myrtle Penn of
Huntington. sister of the bride
groom. is here for the wedding. The
young couple will remain here until
after the first OF the year when they
viii leave 10 make their home at
Huntington.
The Swastika club members en-
tertained their husbands at a Christ
mas party Friday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George w
Wandel, 623 Cushing ST Mr.. and
Airs. Harry h. De Baurenfend were
the assisting host and hostess. The
affair was in the nature of an old
time school party with spelling bees
as features. During recess punch
was served from an old fashioned
well arranged in the kitchen of the
home. Mr. De Baurenfiend. acting as
santa Claus, took gifts for each
guest from a large tree. Supper was
served in the dining room with
places for % at a table centered with
a Christmas tree.
The marriage of Miss Edna May
Reece. daughter OF AR and Mrs.
Paul Reinhardt coo Laporte av,
and Milton A Wurster. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. George Wurster. 1928 ~.
Main st, viii be married on Christ
mas day at the home Of the brides
parents. The wedding will be a sim
pie one with only the immediate rel
atives present Rev. II. HOLE Of St
Paufs German Lutheran church
viii preform the ceremony. A we'd
ding dinner viii he served after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Wurster will
leave for a two weeks eastern trip.
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The Misses Bertha and May Davis
entertained a company of friends at
Christmas party Saturday evening
az their home. SIS f. Corby ST. The
Christmas colors were featured
throughout the home decorations. y
tree which held a gift for each
greatly added 20 the evenings enjoy
ment and there were pleasing musi-
cal numbers. Refreshments were
served from table arranged with
holly and hand-colored cards mark
ed the places of the 10 guests.
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Miss Clara r. Bunger. daughter OF
Mrs Charles II. Bunger. SIT l.. Cal
vert St. and ora r. Ames. son OF
Mr. and Mrs. q. w. Ames. 702 +.
Keasey ST. were married saturday
afternoon at the parsonage OF the
Conference Memorial United Breth-
fen church. Rev. G.. Z. Byrer Of
fciated. The couple was unaccom-
panied. They viii make their home
az yhe home OF the brides mother.
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Mrs. a. H. Stephenson 519 :. St
Joseph ST.. VIII give a family dinner
this noon iu the japanese room of
the Nicholson Inn. for her son and
daughter. Dr. and Mrs. r.. r. CrQu-
hart Of Grand Rapids, Mich. who