South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-14

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ore Beckerich. daughter Of Mr.. and
mrs. Paul Beckerich. sr.. 1922 r.
Madison 81, 20 Ulrich J. Hiss. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Hiss. us +.
Cedar st. was soiemnized with nup-
tial high mass at s O'Clock Wednes-
day morning az 81. Joseph's Cath
clio church. Rev. =. J. Carroll per
formed The ceremony. The attend
ants were Miss Marie Hiss and Jo-
seph Beckerich, while Paul Becker
ich. Jr-. and Edwin Davies served as
ushers. Lohengrin's wedding march
was played by Mrs. NJ Mccartney.
organist. and Frank j. Hiss. violin
ist. Folloying the ceremony a wed
ding breakfast was served at the
home Of the brides parents Spring
flowers and smilax formed the decor
atoms for the home.
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Mrs. Charles NJ Oberlin and Mrs.
John Kefpler entertained members
OF the Wednesday Thimble club at
an Orpheum theater part. Wednes-
day afternoon Following the per
Torrance the guests enjoyed lunch
con at the Robertson. Covers were
placed for L at a table decorated
TO suggest the Valentine season.
A number Of the young people Of
this city attended the benefit dance
given Tuesday evening at Elkhart by
the Tri Kappa sorority OF that city.
Steimer's orchestra played the pro-
gram OF dances.
Miss Ida Pierce. Sill W. Navarro
ST. entertained with a luncheon
Monday noon. complimenting her
house guest. Miss Ellie Kirby OF Chi
cago. Tuesday afternoon, Miss
. Kirby was guest Of honor at an in
formal tea given by Mrs. John Baum
gartner. 522 Leland av.
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on Tuesday evening members OF
the Woman's Dining club gave
formal dinner in the pink parlor
of the Oliver hotel for members and
a few guests The table was effect
i've in its decorations Of red roses
and red shaded candles, while red
hearts marked the guests places.
During the evening Mrs. George
N. Studebaker gave a very beauti-
full talk on Gardens" Her talk
was stimulating and instructive and
included some practical suggestions
on the care of flowers and their
planting. Mrs. Studebaker is an
enthusiastic gardener and collected
her material from her personal ex-
periences i'm her own gradens and
those she visited Everyone should
have "A garden. however small, she
said. FOR il is in the garden people
lind relaxation and recreation from
the cares and worries of life.
Among the main topics discussed
Iy Mrs. Studebaker We're: Purpose
al Flowers" Gardens Visited"
American Gardens as Contrasted
with the C!5 World Gardens. - Pub
lie Gardens" Planning a Garden"
Accessories" and number of 9TH
ers. She save suggestions on the
choice of flowers for border. for the
formal garden. the acquatic gardens
and the smaller gardens.
The latter part of the evening
was gi.en 20 a recital 10y Miss Dora
iIershenow. pianist, and Miss Hazel
Harris soprano. The invited guests
81 the evening We're Mrs. :. ID. Thur
man, Mrs. Frank +. Herring. Mrs. c..
y. Chubb. Mrs. Charles Creviston
and Mrs. Floyd Beyrer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Dunbar. $50 :.
Main ST.. will entertain informally
with a o'clock dinner this even
ing. cOmplimenting Miss Helen
Dau-herty and Or. r. l. Sensenich.
whose enlightenment was recently an
rounced. Covers viii be placed for
-. Following dinnet cards viii form
the diversion
aIrs. George NJ sherman. 305 ;.
Franklin ST.. entertained a party Of
"A young people Tuesday evening
lor her daughter. Miss Margaret
sherman. in honor Of her birthday
anniversary. The affair was In the
, nature OF "a surprise Valentine par
Is and Valentine box was the
main feature Of the evenings enter
tainment = color scheme of red
and white was used In the decora-
tions with bouquet OF red carna-
tons and narcissuses centering the
dining room table. AT the close Of
the evening OF music and dancing
buffet supper was served. The
guests were the Misses Ruth 2.
Stoll. Dorothy Miller. Pauline Bon
Duraut. Alice Huber. Elizabeth
Ross. Evelyn Tohulka and Edward
O'Donnem. Robert Hill Harry Don
ovan. Leonard Waters, Warren
Waters. Alex. Funston and Hugh
Chadbourne.
The Woman's Home Missionary
society OF ST Paurs NJ. r. church
met Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. George Travers, sac W. Col
fax av. The devotionals were led
10y Mrs. l.. a. Lydiek and a paper
on Staying i'm America" was read
by Mrs. NJ. H. Appleby. Vocal num-
beers were rendered BY Mrs. r. NJ.
Hutchinson and Mrs. F. NJ. Brown.
Light refreshments were served. en-
phasizing the Valentine season. The
al day meeting OF the Methodist
Missionary societies which was 20
have been entertained Feb. 20 by
the st. PauIs society has been post
poned until March s.