South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-10

The wedding OF Hiss Jane Smith,
daughter OF D. Louis J. smith. f29
y. shore Or. and Lieut.. Palmer g.
TrulsOn OF Augusta. Ca. son Of Mr
and Mrs. John Trulson OF Princeton.
H.. viii take place Saturday night
20 O'CLOCK at the home OF the
brides father. Rev. James i. Gar
diner will ofiiciate.
Miss Smith viii have as her ma
iron OF honor Mrs i. r.. YOckey OF
L Scott, kan. sister Of Lieut..
Trulson. The bridesmaids viii be
Miss Helen Booth. Miss Josephine
sullivan and Miss Evelyn Tohulka.
George Haslanger viii act ar best
man
Lieut.. TruIson. who is member
of the dental reserve at Augusta,
Ga, arrived IN the city Wednesday
morning. The couple Will leave for
Augusta Saturday night following
the ceremony, and Will reside their
for the time being.
The Current Events department
Of the Progress club motored 70
Eagle lake Tuesday where they were
DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained at the cot
tage OF Mrs Walter Muessel The
time was spent in knitting and sew
ing for the Red Cross Music by
Mrs Carrie Meyer added greatly TO
the pleasure Of the occasion. a deli
cious buffet luncheon and supper
were served.
Airs ". c. Yena. 40S Cushing ST.,
was the hostess or the Home Mis-
sionary society Of the ST. Paul's Me-
mortal " z. church Tuesday after
noon. The meeting was opened by
devotionals lead BY Mrs. Arson Pen
we'll Mrs. o. Z. Hupp had charge
OF the program. "WOman's Work
of Home Missions" and closed by
reading the leaflet Lest We For
get" Mrs A. 9. Dunn read, "A Day
ON Angel Island" Mrs. ". A. Emit
zain gave n reading, A Thousand
Dollars and What She Did With IT,"
The meeting closed with a violin
solo by Miss Ester Fulton accom-
panied by Miss Bernice Wayne at
the piano. The next meeting and an
nual picnic will be held in August,
y
Pattee Erar New Carlisle.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Peddycord en-
tertained at the home Of Mrs Bur
ger. 1920 r. Colfax av., IN honor OF
their grandson. Ivo's l1hh birthday.
The "a bic was decorated with cut
flowers and a birthday cake with IL
candles formed the centerpieCe.
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The Joyseekers' club motored TO
Plymouth Tuesday evening and were
the guests OF the Misses Sarah and
Kat Flox. a most delightful trip
was enjoyed ny the seven members.
Misses Blanche and Fannie Grun-
valid. Misses Rose and Anna Weis-
burger Miss Jeanette TueI Miss
Fannie shapiro. and Miss Florence
GROSS
Mrs q. +. Warner. 81 5 Frank
Dim ST.. entertained the south section
of the Woman's league Of the First
NJ r. church Tuesday afternoon.
She was assisted by Mrs. sarah
Hart. Mrs J. a. Varier. Mrs. Isaac
Farneman Mrs TT. a. Tohulka. Mrs.
- r. Eastman. Mrs. p. W Place
Mrs. 7. Z. Deacon, Mrs. A w. Lee.
Mrs Mary Layton. Mrs. ]. c. Slower
and Mrs Charles Michael After a
short business session Mrs. W G..
Wegner gave several recitations.
The remainder or the fternoon was
spent in sewing for the Epworth
hospital The next meeting will be
held AT the summer home OF Mrs
Charles =. Russ at Diamond lake
on Aug. l..
Chinese and Japanese games.
PLAYED by the Little Light Bearers
and the small members OF the
Kings HeraIds furnished a great
share OF the entertainment at the
meeting of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society of the Grace NJ.
f. church The meeting was held
IN the church parlors Tuesday af-
ternoOn and 80 members We're pres
emit The following program was
rendered: recitation by Claude
smith. a piano duet by Merritt and
Jeanne Skinner. and q. piano duet
by Mrs. z. L. Essex and Mrs George