South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-08

Lefuo0u ueiQ IN the scUool mouse.
Mrs /. I. Calvert conducted a parcel
post sale. June 81 will be the next
meeting in the school hcase, at
which Mrs. Paul Heierman and Mrs.
Henry Heierman will be hostesses.
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Red Cross auxiliary No. Is. has
been formed by the members OF the
Impromptu club. which met Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Lucian W. Snyder, oil Leland av.
The club picnic that was 20 have
been held at Diamond lake June IS,
has been given up and the club will
devote that time and money toward
sewing for the Red Cross. Meetings
Will be held every two weeks At the
home OF Mrs. Richard Elbel. sos
Portage av., the first to be on
June q.
Kiss Minnie Carlson, 427 y
studehaker St. entertained Thurs
day evening with a shower for Miss
olga Forslund. who will be married
Saturday evening 20 Gust Olsen. Re
freshments were served at table
decorated in pink and white.
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Election OF officers for the Keora
club which took place Thursday
evening at the Y. W. Q. A. resulted
as follows: Miss Wilma Pom
rank. president: Miss Grace Bur
rows. vice president; Miss Clairce
Won Bsrandy. treasurer and Miss
Margaret F'ulmer, secretary
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Members Of the Bee Hive club
met at the home Of Mrs. Bertha
Brockway. $50 y. Johnson ST..
Thursday afternoon. Twelve mem
hers and two guests were present
and contest favors We're won by
Mrs Harry Horka, Mrs. Hattie
Kizer. Mrs. Gertrude Morehouse and
Mrs. J. Q. Coleman. a two course
lunch was served Mrs Maude
Dice. SOS y. Hill St. Will be hostess
10 the club in two weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hager. 7O6
Harrison av.. entertained with
noon luncheon Friday honoring DR..
+. l. Livingston, a member of the
Royal medical corps of London,
Eng. who is here on a furlough,
Charles Livingston OF Hamilton.
Can, and Howard Hager of Hagers-
Vile, Can. Covers were laid for 10.
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Miss Claudine Brickeu. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Brickell. 1929
Riverside dr.. and Harry A. Smoke.
son Of Mr. and Mrs. David Austin.
residing on the Niles I'd. were mar
ried at o'clock Thursday evening
at the home Of the brides parents
by Rev. A NJ. Eells. pastor of the
Westminster Presbyterian church
The home was decorated with bridal
wreath and snow balls attractively
combined with ferns. Preceding the
ceremony James Cover sang The !
Sweetest Story Ever Told. and Mrs. |
Cover played TIE Lohengrin wedding
march. Mrs. Charles II. Beyrer, a sis
ter Of the bride. attended her as
matron OF honor and Mr.. Beyrer
acted as best man for the groom.
The brides gown was made in a
com bination Of white wolfe and satin
with lace trimmings, white roses and
valley lilies forming the shower
bouquet which she carried Mrs.
Beyrer was dressed in white
georgette crepe and carried sweet
peas. a wedding supper was served
TO 20 guests during the evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Smoke left on a motor trip
10 various points in indiana and will
he at home 10 friends after the mid
die Of July az their new home, ZAP
Lawndale av.
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Mrs. Fred Botset, 2O3 F. Joseph
St, was hostess 20 the Plymouth
club Thursday afternoon. The fea-
lures OF the meeting were contests
and a program OF readings and mu-
sic. Mrs. w. r. waUach was re-
warded a prize for an original poem
on the club members and Mrs. Otto
Albert was also given a reward for
the best rendition Of patriotic songs.
a contest on the initials OF old IA
miliar places OF Plymouth was given.
Mrs Botset was assisted by Mrs.
Edgar Baxter. The guests Of the
club were Mrs. John Vogel. formerly
Of Plymouth, Ind; Mrs. Charles
Corl OF Elkhsrt. Mrs. John Vogel.
jr. Indiana Harbor, Ind. and Mrs.
William Young OF Mishawaka The
next meeting Will be held sometime
during July, but the place is un-
decided.
Mrs +. " Taylor. 124 F. How
ard St. was hostess 10 the g. W. 3.
NJ OF the First Christian church
Thursday afternoon During the
business meeting officers for the en-
suing year were elected: President.
Mrs II. NJ. Miner: vice president,
Mrs. II. NJ Appleman: secretary
Mrs. Herman Hazelbeck: treasurer.
Mrs. Edgar Bold. pianist. Mrs.
Carrie Parish; district manager, Mrs.
l.. W. Taylor Mrs. Miner gave
paper on Argentina and Mrs. John
Mitchell also read paper. \ vocal
solo was given by Miss Eleanor
Mueller and Mrs William Moomaw
OF Elkhart read the Psalms Re-
freshments were served. This meet
ing concluded the work for the year.
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The Tippecanoe Campfire girls
met at the home OF Miss Loretta
Hostetler. Crumstown I'd. Wednes-
Fa,- evening FIR raorua uiVafion The