South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-10

Mr.. and Mrs Fred Bicklehaupt
S12 Forest av. will entertain this
evening with a dinner at the NichoI-
son Inn for members Of the Old
Time Friends club. Assisting Mr.
and Mrs. Bicklehaupt will be Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Rupel The table
IN the japanese room viii be made
attractive with pink roses and places
for p viii be marked with place
cards bearing small American flags
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Miss Laura i. Wolf daughter OF
AIR and Mrs Holden DOolittle OF
Osceola. and John J. Lynch. son OF
AIR and Mrs Abraham Lynch OF
Neilsville. Wis. were quietly married
Thursday afternoon at o'clock at
the home OF Mr. and AIRS. ". r. Gil
lett, 125 $ St. Joseph St. Rev. c. r. /
Byrer officiating. The house was
pretuly decorated with ferns. The
bride was dressed IN a gown Of tan
crepe de chine, and carried Ameri-
can Beauty roses There were no at 7
tendants and the guests who were
present at the ceremony numbered I
4 Mr.. and Mrs Louis Boles Of /
Mishawaka and Mr. and Mrs. George /
Moran Of Osceola were out-or-town I
guests. Following the ceremony "A !
lunch was served and dinner was
served at the Nicholson Inn in the
evening. a color scheme Of pink 3
and white was carried out in the
table decorations. Mr. and Mrs 4
Lynch will reside in their new home /
At 215 Lincoln way f.. after Mon I
day.
Announcements Of the marriage OF
Milton +. Carter son Of Mr.. and I
Mrs. Eli W Carter 1924 5. Hahn I;
st. 20 Miss Hazel Reed Of Shawnee I
okla. have been received here +
The wedding took place May A. Mr. {
Darte- will go into training i'm the
officers reserve corps training camp
NJ Fort Sheridan, H., and Mrs. Car
ter viii remain in Shawnee for the !
present.
Twelve friends surprised Miss |
Vera Eta Austin at her home. 1916 +
Lincoln way f.. Wednesday evening I
with a miscellaneous shower. Miss /
Austin viii be married soon 10 /
george o. Wolford During the I
evening. games and music were en- I
ioyed Miss Grace Stanley, Miss /
Ruby Moody and Miss Margaret /
Heideman giving piano selections I
and Miss Leona Stoner rendering /
violin numbers. A luncheon was |
.erved
Mrs. Robert jackson. Niles I'd. /
entertained the members Of the w I
e.. Sunshine club at her home We'd |
nesday afternoon. \ chicken din /
per was served 10 rs guests In two |
weeks Mrs. George Biek. 723 Sher-
man av.. Will ne hostess TO the club. /
The summer home of Mrs. Carolyn ]
McNamara. located on the NOtre
Dame I'd, was opened Tuesday even
ing 10y dancing party given by her !
daughter. Miss Mary Mcnamara 4
tWo-course luncheon was served dur
iu-s the evening of dancing. The (
house was decorated in a prOfusiOn f.
eff spring flowers The guests who /
were present from Notre Dame are /
as follows. H. Parker. T. Barrett. /
e. Healey, T. McManus, j. Flynn. j. I
Young and j. Nurpillat Those ]
present from st. Mary's were Miss
Mary Mcnamara and Miss Lucille 4
Weber Guests from South Bend /
were sen. Hagerty. Miss Florence /
lIagerty. Clement Hagerty. Mr. and /
MIS-. l.. J.. Mcnamara, Mrs. ID. J.. /
Guilfoyle. the Misses Marie and Hell I
IN GuiIfoyle Miss Helen Mooney, /
Miss Ileen O'COnnor and Miss Maude !
Weber
An annual guest day meeting of 4
the North side culture club was held \
40 the home of Mrs l.. NJ Hammer
scnmidt. 1920 Van Buren, ST. Wed /
uesday afternoon. Mrs. Charles
Francis. the president of the club. I
save "a short talk on the clubs work /
during the year and Mrs. J. +. Bord-
uer discussed Ibsens play. Peer I
Gyut." music from the play by Grieg.
the Norwegian composer, being 4
played at intervals on the victrola
AIRS. Floyd Deahl sang This Would /
I DO 10y Chapman. Refreshments
we're served TO 80 at the conclusion
of the program. Pink and white
roses were used as decorations. Mrs.
Floyd Deahl and Mrs. Lloyd Greenan
were the assisting hostesses. Mrs.
charles Francis, 1887 River side dr..
viii entertain the club May %.
Eleven members OF the ColfaN W.
&. 2 T. answered TO roll call at a
meeting az the home of Mrs. O. G. /
Harry. S10 Leland av.. Wednesday
afternoon The devotional exercises
were led by Mrs. Henry Martin and I
Mrs. J. l. Rennoe had charge of the 4
program. Mrs. Isaac Staples save a
paper requesting everyone 10 ask /
Priest Wilson To urge the conser-
walton OF the foodstuff that is
converted into alcoholic drinks. 1
Mrs. Rennoe talked on Nude IN
Art" and Mrs. W. NJ Weld gave ex-
IT. cts from the book. American 4
Harem 4 quiz on civics was con-
Quoted by Mrs. q. y. Nash Refresh /
nlents were served during the social 4
hour. June Is will be the time OF /
the next meeting but the place is
undecided