South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-26
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The Jolly Fellows club pleasantly
entertained so guests al an an day
outing az Hudson lake Sunday. The
dav wis given 10 boating. outdoor
gaines and dancing. At noon
chicken dinner was enjoyed
Mem hers OF the Dining club were
delightfully."- entertained at the sum-
mer home of Mr. and Mrs. samuel
Pickering on the 81 Joseph river
near Elkhart Sunday. The guests
enjoyed "A pleasant day Of boating
and outdoor amusements and at
noon a delicious chicken dinner was
served.
Mrs. William Wyant. 1914 Lincoln
way w. was hostess 10 membe Of
the Needle club at a farewell party
Saturday evening. given in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Maurer. who
have gone TO PetOsky Mich. The
time was spent with cards. and
favors went 20 Mrs. Jewel Whaley
and William Maurer. The club MEM
bers presented Mrs. Maurer with a
membrance. In two weeks Mss May
Foley 2626 Eckman St, viii be
hostess 20 the club.
Guests numbering so held a picnic
at Howard park Saturday afternoon
as a courtesy 20 Atty. and Mrs. J. r.
knight OF Seattle. Wash. who are
visiting friends and relatives in this
city. Mrs knight is the oldest
daughter OF John Whitmer Of
Green township and a sister og G. j..
Whitmer OF 754 LELAND av., and
were former residents here. The
day was spent socially with greeting
old friends and acquaintance and a
picnic dinner was lsrved Mr.. and
Mrs. Knight will leave soon for a
visit at Laporte, where the latter
was formerly employed as principal
OF the high school, before returning
home.
The marriage Of Miss Blanche
Engel. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Samneu Engel. 126 +. Bronson St.
20 Louis Edelstein of Chicago, took
place Saturday in Detroit az the
hotel Ponchartrain. Mr. and Mrs.
Engel accompanied them 20 Detroit
Friday afternoon. The marriage was
regarded by South Bend friends as
q sort OF eIOpement, since the orig
inal plans called for the marriage in
Chicago July Is. but were changed
shortly preceding the ceremony in
Detroit
The bride has been a South Bend
resident most all Of her life and is
we'll known here She was gradu-
ated from the local high school in
1919.
Mr. and Mrs. Edelstein will be
gone for a month. making a tour OF
the lake region and cities Of Michi-
san. and will make their home IN
Chicago after Aug. 1.
Mrs. Susan p. Petit and Niels P.
Lund were married Saturday even
ing at the parsonage OF the Memorial
United Brethren church. Rev. g. r.
Beyrer ofhciated. They will reside
at 1919 w. Lasalle av.
Arrangement has been made by
AilE OuHK " oiilGAA - 1AlE lSLAdll aSco-
citation for the use of one of the
courts at Leeper park on Monday
and Wednesday OF each week for
tennis games. The instructor will be
Hiss Elsa Weder. and the courts will
be free for the use OF the Y. W. c. A.
mem bers from 8 until o'clock.
Friends and relatives Of Frank
Fisher gathered at his home. 119
Fox ST.. Sunday 10 celebrate his 37th
birthday anniversary. The out-of-
town guests were Mrs. George Shig-
ley and two daughters, Toledo, Ohio;
Mrs. Emily ColweH. Elkhart; Mr..
and Mrs Robert Fisher and chill
dren, Laporte: Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Fisher Laporte; Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Russell. Mishawaka. Among those
present from South Bend were Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Smith and Miss
Luella smith. Mr. and Mrs Charles
Swain. Mrs. Frank Miller and Fred
crick Miller; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Berkheiser.
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