South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-25

ne NeQQAuA OF Aler ms Id 81 m
Bunch. dauEhter 81 SIR and Mrs
a. W. Bunch. 1928 r. Bronson St,
and SerEt. J. L. Emmons. son OF Mrs.
~. East Of MaroeIus. Mich, took
pace "Wednesday evening a. 8
clock at the Westminster parson-
ags. Rev A 81 Eells oficiating
Dr. L X Bunch or this city. brother
~ the bride Vas rne only attend
ant The couple left last evening
for a short visit TO the home or the
groom IN Marcellus. returning 20
south Bend Friday. Sergt. Emmons
viii leave Saturday for West Point,
Ky. where ne IL now stationed.
He was formerly = resident OF this
city and was an employe Of the
American Trust company for sever
a years
In celebration or her twelfth
birthday. Miss There's Gustein en-
tertained Is frisuos At her home.
1915 " Washington sv. Wednesday
afternoon. Games and contests
were the features Of the afternoon.
favors being awarded 20 Miss Ger
trude Piser. Miss Eunice Gross, and
Ruth Piser The out-of-town guests
we're Miss Mildred Bauer. William
Varnette OF Chicago. and Miss Ger
trude and Ruth Piser or Mishawaka.
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Mrs John Chsarhsrt Edwards
burg rd entertained the Clay and
Harris Economies club at an all day
meeting Wednesday at her home. A
picnic dinner was served AT noon 20
% members. Contests and a pro-
gram furnished by the young ladies
present was the feature OF the aft
ernoon. Those winning prizes in the
contests were. Miss Gladys Mace,
Mrs. n. J LouZely. Mrs Roy Mace,
Mrs. y. !. Kramer Mrs. Joseph
ZaehnIe, Miss Olive Fuller, Joseph
Wolf. Readings were given by Miss
Rosetta LOngley. Miss Gladys Mace.
and Miss Florence Chearhsrt Miss
NIaude Gray gave talk on Facts
About France. The club will not
hold any more regular meetings un-
ri September but will hold a spec
ial meeting Aug IS 20 discuss their
fair work for this fall.
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Forty ladies' met Tuesday after
noon at the Grace NJ. z. church
work shop and completed so trench
slippers. The work shop will be open
every Tuesday afternoon 20 all peo-
pie OF that vicinity who wish 10 do
Red Cross work
Mrs Charles J. Noisom entertain
ed Wednesday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs. Ernest Messner, formerly OF
this city at her nome. 4O7 W. JEFF
ferson blvd The 10 guests. all Of
which have husbands or brothers in
the war. spent their time in knitting
Mrs. Noisom will entertain again
Thursday afternoon for Mrs Mes
sner. who will leave for her home in
Rockford. I'll. Wednesday Of next
week
The members OF the Wednesday
Afternoon Sewing circle gave a fare
well party in honor OF Mrs. Louise
Chester at her home. 1921 Milton
av Wednesday afternoon Mrs
Chester will leave soon 10 make her
home in Detroit, Mich This meet
ing also celebrated the birthdays Of
tour OF the members Twenty mem
hers were present. and two guests
Mrs Parker OF Atwood, and Mrs
wilkinson OF Mishawaka. a picnic
supper was served. The next meet
ing will be held on Aug al the
home OF Mrs. n Rudy. 1920 Lear ST.
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Twenty-one mem bers OF the w c.
club held an sll-day meeting at the
home Of Mrs. George Jones, SO +.
Dayton st, Wednesday. Dinner was
served at noon. Sewing and knitting
occupied the time. Plans were made
IN a short business meeting for a
picnic 10 be held next Wednesday at
Pottswatomic park. The next reg
ular meeting will be held at the home
or Mrs 3. n. Roberts. 1911 S. St
Joseph st, on Aug. Il.
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The fourth section Of the Pastor
Aid OF the First Christian church
met ar the home OF Mrs c. j.
smith. 416 F. south St, Wednesday
afternoon short business meet
ing occupied the time. The next
meeting will be held az the home Of
Mrs. c. L. Forth. SO 5. Rush ST.,
or Aug IS
The W c. Sunshine Red Cross
club held an all-day meeting at the
home of Mrs Bertha McCarter
1907 :. Lafayette ST. Wednesday.