South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-24

Mrs Charles Arthur Carlisle and
daughter. Miss Ann Carlisle. Carlisle
House, TippecanOe pl., entertained
a number Of their friends az an in
formal luncheon at the Country
club Tuesday Fourteen tables, each
seating eight guests. were attractive
- arranged with garden flowers.
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Knode. 1929
Harvey ST., entertained 30 guests at
"a watermelon party Monday During
the evening music was furnished By
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Knode. Mrs.
William Yens and Osborne Kizer.
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Mrs. Emil II. Reyer's Sunday
school class OF the First NJ Z.
church will be entertained at $50
o'clock dinner Thursday evening at
the home OF Miss Vesta Shirk, S22
y Francis st. The following mem
bers OF the class will assist Miss
Shirk. The Misses Margaret McGnl.
Florence Myers, Cora Hill, Iva
Schenk. Lula Curry and Mrs Will
cox. Mrs. John Blake. Mrs. Van
Wrinkle and Mrs. ]. c. Bernhard
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The seventh reunion OF the Timm.
Mako and Seifert families was held
Saturday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. +. Mako Morris CT Thirty
fve guests were present at the din
ner. asters forming the table decora-
tions. Music and games were enjoy
ed during the afternoon.
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Twenty girls from the Indiana
and Michigan Electric Co enjoyed
a picnic at POttawatomie park
Monday evening. The affair was in
the nature Of a marshmallow and
wiener roast.
4 very beautiful and impressive
wedding ceremony was solemnized
by Rev w. y. Dunn Of the NJ. +.
church OF North Liberty at the home
Of Daniel Steele, when Miss cleo
steele. the eldest daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel steele. was united
in marriage 20 Ensign +. A. Cullar,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Cullar.
also OF Liberty township. The full
ring ceremony was used The bride
was dressed in a gown OF white
georgette with trimming Of white
satin. and wore a beautiful corsage
OF pink roses. The groom was
dressed in the full dress white uni
form OF an officer OF the United
States navy Only the immediate
families and a very few friends
were present. Miss Steele has been
teaching in the common schools
Of Greene and Liberty town
ships since completing a course
i'm the normal training school.
Ensign Cullar attended Purdue uni
versity three years and enlisted in
the United States navy on July IL,
1917 After having six months ex-
perience i'm foreign service with the
English high seas fleet. he received
his commission as ensign. After
few days furlough he will return
and take up his work on the L. s
5. Maine, 10 which he has been as
signed Mrs. Cullar will continue
her teaching
The dramatic department Of the
st Joseph Valley Grange gave a
hard times party at the country
home Of Leo Metzger Saturday
evening. A picnic supper was
followed by music and dancing.
Twelve OF the women will give
the play Clubbing the Hus-
bands, D." at Thanksgiving time. A de-
bate will be held at the regular
meeting OF the grange on Thursday.
The question for discussion will be.
should the Government Own the
Railroads in Peace Times"
The Philathea class OF Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church met az
tbs home OF Miss Maude Bick-
ford. 507 Lindsey St. Monday night.
Election OF officers resulted as fol-
lows. Miss Maude Bickford. presi-
dent; Mrs. Harry Smoke. vice presi-
dent; Miss Mabel TRACER. secretary;
Miss Thelma Guschfon. treasurer.
The next meeting viii be held oct.
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The Tabea Girls OF the Zion Evan
gelical church were entertained
Monday at the parish school by Miss
Ruth Trager. The evening was spent
in sewing. 4 short business meeting
was held. Miss Edith Barch will en-
terrain at the parish school Oct z.
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The Eastern Star auxiliary held
an ai1-dsy meeting in the Masonic
club rooms Monday. There were so
present. The next meeting will be
held Oct in the Rfae,Dfr Glib,
rooms
Miss Hazel Harrison, 1855 s Fei-