South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-27

According 20 word received from
Lafayette. Ind. Friday. Miss Coda
Cecil Moore q Mellott. Ind. and
Charles Arthur Carlisle. tr.. son Of
SIR and Mrs Charles Arthur Car
isle OF Carlisle house will be mar
ried Aug IA. Miss Moore IS a
sophomore at Purdue university.
Mr. Carlisle was 2 student OF Yale
university. but is now employed as
production engineer at the Savage
Arms Co. Of Utica. y. y. The
couple is said 10 have an attractive
bunEalo a1rea 1y furnished for them
in Utica. Mr.. CarIisIe's number was
the 154th drawn in the daft.
A "Rotarian outing" Thursday for
the women members OF the South
Bend Country club features next
week at the club. The regular week
ly dance will be held Tuesday even
ing. Donahue's orchestra furnishing
the music and there will be dancing
Thursday evening following the
"Rotarlan" dinner.
On ladies' day. Wednesday. there
will be golf. under the personal SUI
pervisiOn Of George O'Neil. and the
usual hours for cards and tea. A
fresh fish supper will be served
Friday and on Saturday there will
be an 1shole foursone tournament
play with a prize. Bridge and tea
are also included in this afternoons
program.
Thursday evening was old fash
toned family night at the South
Bend Country club. There were 800
guests present for the wiener roast.
which was given at $50 o'clock at
the First Green. At $3.50 O'Clock
dancing was enjoyed and music was
furnished by Donahue's orchestra. /
A lecture on THE War Situation"
was given by n. j. Titus Of Seattle. [
Wash. superintendent OF the North
ern Pacific railroad.
This evening at $50 O'Clock a I
stag dinner will be given which will !
be followed by a big entertainment |
Miss Marie Haney, daughter OF |
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haney. resid- |
ing north OF the city. and Orville /
Shoemaker, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer G. Shoemaker. S2S f. Wayne |
St. were married at o'clock Thurs |
day morning at Sacred Heart |
church. Notre Dame. Rev John 4
Scheier officiating. Holycross SEM |
marian choir sang the mass The /
couple was attended by Miss Hazel 1
Shoemaker. a sister of the groom. |
and Aloysius Haney. a brother of I
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white charmeuse and she wore a
pink hat. Her arm bouquet was
made up OF white roses and sweet
peas Miss Shoemaker's dress was
of gray taffeta and she wore a hat
10 match. She carried an arm
bouquet Of pink roses and sweet
peas. Following the ceremony, a
wedding breakfast was served 20 80
relatives and friends at the home of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shoemaker will make their home at
e12 E Sample St
Members OF the Beehive club
spent Thursday at Springbrook park.
q picnic dinner being served at noon
10 Il. Contests in the afternoon
brought favors 10 Mrs Lottie O'DeIl
the club will have an all-day meet
ing at Howard park.
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Miss Bernice Axtell. 1927 Portage
av.. celebrated her 18th birthday
Thursday afternoon when she en-
terrain a few OF her friends. The
time was spent with games and
music and a luncheon was served.
a color scheme OF pink and white
was used in the decorations and
luncheon. sweet peas being used on
the table The guests included the
Misses Bernice Keller. Helen Steele.
Edna and Mary Swisher. her sisters.
Dorothy and Mildred, and her
brother. Frederick.
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Miss Dorothy Edwards. $40 y. st.
Joseph St was hostess TO n number
81 friends Thursday evening in cele-
bration OF the 18th birthday ami
versarv OF Miss Matilda Pare. Music
and dancing featured the evening
and a luncheon was served TO II.
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Mrs. ]. Drains. 1929 May ST., was
hostess 10 the Penelope club
Thursday afternoon. The feature of
the meeting was a contest, favors
being won by Mrs. Pauline Bulsky
and Mrs Leuvisk. Refreshments
were served. The club will meet in
two weeks with Mrs. ". A. Hopper
az the Y. ". c. A
Monday evening the members met
m the home OF Mrs. Samuel DeWells,