South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-07

With "a pretty ceremony al the
nome OF her Yareuts. Mr.. and Mrs
" =. Rrickeu. 1929 Riverside dr..
Miss Marie Brickell was married 20
Charles IT. Beyrer. son Of Rev. and
Mrs c. c. Beyrer. ia Hsrrison av..
a. & O'Clock Tuesday evening Rev.
r. p. Hostetter Of Westminster
Presbyterian church performed the
ceremony assisted by Rev. Beyrer.
The couple was unattended Miss
Elma Beyrer played the wedding
march from Lohengrin during the
ceremony. The house vas prettily
decorated with white peonies and
ferns. The bride wore gown Of
white georgette crepe trimmed with
real lace and rose buds and carried
a shower OF brides roses and valley
lilies. Following the ceremony a
wedding supper OF three courses was
served 10 the immediate relatives
and friends Aaron Ward roses
made an attractive centerpiece for
the table and places were laid for
20 guests. William Beyrer Of Du-
luth. Mimi. was ar out-Of-tOWn
once for a short trip 10 Chicago and
viii be at home after July 1 at 900
Cleveland av.. this city.
Mrs. FRED Lederer and daughter.
113 FRANCIS ST., who are visiting
with Mrs. Fred ". Ball Of Chicago.
were honor guests at a dinner party
given by the latter Tuesday. Covers
were laid for 40 guests.
Mr. ard Mrs. Miles olson. ia f.
Lasalle av.. celebrated their silver
wedding anniversary Tuesday even
ing with an O'Clock dinner party
at the home Of their daughter, Mrs.
Jesse Bryant. 1905 T.. Cedar ST The
table was prettiIy appointed in pink
and white, roses being used i'm the
center and places were laid for 20.
Following the dinner the time was
spent informally with music. cards
and dancing. The honor guests re-
ceived pretty pieces OF silverware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson expect 70 leave
Saturday for Louis lille. Ky. where
they will make their home.
Mrs. l. Peltz. 1902 Florence av..
entertained with a birthday party
Tuesday Afternoon for her daughter
Florence. whose Sth birthday ami
versary fell on that date The af-
tern0On was spent in cames and re-
freshments served 10 20 friends
marked the close.
FOrty-two members OF the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary society of
the First NJ r. church were enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon al the
home OF Mrs. r. p. Rupel, 2II \.
Lafayette st. Mrs. Emil Reyer con
ductea the devotional services and
the lesson chapter Industrial Edu-
cation of India" was reviewed by
Mrs. Herman Tohulka. Mrs w G..
Wegner read "A Ieafiet on Land of
Covered Faces. and Miss Ruby Wilt
fong favored with a vocal solo. The
hostess was assisted in serving re-
freshments by Mrs. Wegner. Mrs.
John Layton. Mrs. Miller. Mrs n. T.
Hine and Mrs. J. A. Narier. The So
ciety will meet July s. with Mrs.
Isaac Farneman. 1915 S. Michigan
ST.
Another NOtre Dame athlete was
welded in the Church Of our Lady Of
the Sacred Heart at the University Of
Notre Dame yesterday morning at 5
o'clock William KeUeher was unit
ed in marriage TO Miss Ethel Peter
son OF South Bend 10y FIR. John Far
ley. g. :. c.. rector of Walsh hall
Miss Peterson is the daughter of the
late Prof. Charles Peterson. who for
thirteen years was professor of Ger
man and music at the University of
Notre Dame. The couple left imme-
diately for q western tour After
graduating from Notre Dame Keue-
her went 20 Kenyon college in Ohio.
where he coached last years football
team. His home is i'm Portland ore.
Mrs. c. Il. Steed. 1888 y Main St.
was hostess at "a meeting of the Past
Chiefs association OF the Pythian
Sisters Tuesday afternoon Roll
call was responded TO by Is members
and Mrs. Barbara Chapman OF New
orleans. a past chief of the associa-
ton. was the guest of honor Mrs.
Clayton Phillips entertained with a
reading and Mrs. otto Walters gave
a paper on the great men OF the
country who were not presidents.
Current events OF interest we're
given. Choice refreshments were
served after the program Mrs.