South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-18

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Glnz viii take place next week. Miss
Helen Davies. g17 W. washington
av-. entertained Thursday at a de-
Aghtful one o'clock luncheon in the
wedgewood room OF the oliver ho-
tel Quantities Of pink roses were
used IN decoration. Covers were
laid for 10 and the guests included
Miss Hitler. Miss sarah Witwer.
Miss Carol Eberhart Of Mishawaka,
Miss Ruth Goewey. the Misses rs
Their and Josephine CrabiH. Miss
Helen Haugton, Miss Dorothy Brug-
ser asked Miss kathryn Carlisle.
Among the other affairs planned
lately in honor Of Miss Hitler
and Mr.. Cinz will be coast
ing party on the Leeper park slide
this evening 20 be given by Miss
Helen Haughton The party will
number 20 and after the coasting a
supper will be served at the Haugh-
ton home. go IS. Washington az.
On next Wednesday evening Mr.
and Mrs. A 5. Ginz. TIC w Lasalle
av.. will entertain the Hitler and
Ginz families at dinner at their
home. The guests will number Is
end Will include Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wagner OF New York city. who will
arrive here Wednesday. Mr.. Wagon
er is a brother 20 Mrs. Ginz.
Friday evening, Jan. 26. Mrs. Mar
tina Hitler. 11O4 5. Michigan St. will
give a dinner. the last Of the pre-
nuptial affairs, 20 the bridal party
Included among those in the we'd
ding party are the Misses Sarah Wit
wer. as maid OF honor: Carol Eber-
hart. Mishawaka, Helen Davies,
Ruth GOewey. this city; Eleanor
Dana, Eau Claire Wis; Lucille fish
er. st. Paul. Mimi. and Alma Dixon
OF Fort Wayne. as bridesmaids, and
little Miss Betty Hitler as flower
girl. ). Dale Hitler, brother Of the
oride-elect. of Detroit. will act as
best man. Mark Duncan, Paul Mac
Donald. Neal Robertson. this city:
Frederick Slackford, Sandusky, O.;
George Christzman, Evanston. ILL.,;
William Noyes Of Beaverdam, Wis.
will be the attendants.
The third number Of a series Of
winter dances which are being given
by the Elks' lodge for its members
will be given tonight at the Elk's
temple. Messick's full orchestra will
play the program of dances.
Mrs Daniel Lontz. 100 Marquette
av.. was hostess Wednesday after
noon at a thimble given for mem
bers Of the Fidelity club Contests
held during the afternoon were won
by Mrs. Charles Brewer and Mrs.
Frank Cooley. A lunch was served
by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. j. F.
Campbell. The next meeting of the
club viii be with Mrs. Campbell,
1907 S. Michigan St, on Jan. 30.
Mrs. Anna Kuntsman entertained
the members of the Missionary So
ciety Of Holy Trinity Lutheran
church at her home, 414 W. Wash
ington av.. Wednesday evening. The
topic for discussion i'm the evenings
program was The Word for the
World" Readings were given by
Mrs. J. c. Hansen. Miss Laura
Hagey, Miss LOdema Wiener and
Airs. a II. Keck. Rev Keck spoke
IN The Quadri-Centennial " So
oial hour followed the program. on
Jan IS, the society will meet at the
home of Mrs. c. J. Stohnholtz, us
5. Carol St. for a business session.
Miss Laura Matilda Downing.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs w. Down
ing. 1870 r. Sample St, and Frederick
4. Harrison. son OF Mrs. Eta Perry.
1923 +. Bowman ST. were married
Thursday morning at 1890 O'Clock
az Grace NJ f. church, Rev. Frank
Il. Duugherty officiating. The bride
was dressed i'm her travelling suit of
blue with hat 10 match There were
no attendants \ wedding dinner
was served 10 80 relatives and friends
az noon NJ the home of the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs Harrison
left for short trip. After April /
they will reside at 1853 Randolph st.
Election of officers will mark the
meeting OF the Progress club sat
urday afternoon at the club rooms
There will be no program presented,
hut the Permanent Home fund will
Dee "a topic Of discussion for the az
ternoon. \ social hour with refresh
ments will follow the business
was held Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of Miss Nell Stogsdau, 10
Marquette av. The members Of the
club include the Misses Stogsdau.
Jane Dennis. Janet Grouse. kathryn
PAGE and La Velle Fuller The af-
ternoon was spent socially and re-
freshments were served. Miss la
Fellg Fuller viii be hostess 20 the
club Wednesday afternoon. Jan pa
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Through to efforts OF the Wom-
ems Christian Temperance unions OF
the city. Mrs Mary Harris Armour
OF Georgia. a Well known speaker
Tor the dry forces. viii appear Wed
Eesday evening. Jan. "a. at the high
school building She Will talk on
national prohibition. AIRS. Armour
spoke at the state convention in the
fau and is at present making a tour
of the state Of Indiana
a meeting Of the Colfax Avenue
union was held Wednesday after