South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28

lOrs Of the Young Womens Chris
tan Assertion. as courtesy 20
Miss PeapI Rupel. bride-elect. A col
or note Of pink and white was OBJ
served In the decorations and in the
collation. appointments. Masses Of
pink sweet peas attractively ar
ranged furthered the pleasing effect
and Miss Rupel was presented with
a cOrsage fashioned OF the flowers
as a guest favor. A novel distribu-
tion Of the shower gifts was effected
by the hostess in the use OF
spider web TO which all the articles
were attached, and which the honor
guest was required 20 follow in or
der 20 secure her gifts Miss Yer
ricks guests were members OF Mrs.
Rittenger's Sunday school class OF
the First Methodist church.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter r. Hiel 1901
Virginia av.. entertained at luncheon
Monday evening to announce the
engagement Of their daughter. Glen
dOlia Mayre and Chester A. Klopfen-
stein.i son OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. A..
KIOpfenstein, 1911 Miami ST The
wedding will occur on June % at
the Hope Presbyterian church. Gov
ers were laid for L guests at the
luncheon table, with place cards.
daintily hand painted, announcing
the approaching marriage.
During the evening piano numbers
were rende- I'd by Miss Lucille Snoor
and Miss Katheryn Waterfall and I'm
NV
Miss Billy Aigner and Miss Margaret
Heideman- Several affairs are being
planned TO compliment the bride
elect
Both young people are well known
in the city. Mr.. Klopfenstein was
among the first 10 volunteer his
services during the war period and
served with the 18Th field artillery
band. receiving his training at Camp
Shelby. Miss. and later going over
seas.
The enga cement OF Miss Estella
Pence. 5OS Lindsey St, who is
member OF the teaching STAFF at the
Madison school, and William l..
Pierce OF S21 Harrison av.. was an
Tuesday evening by Miss Pence in
On r OF Miss Rose Bennett. who is
70 be a bride Of June. The affair took
place in the Kiwanis room Of the
Jefferson hotel. covers being laid for
. guests at a sable conferred with
a mass Of sweet peas and roses. Fol
lowing dinner 800" was enjoyed.
with the favor being awarded to
Miss Mamie Kerner.
Miss Cecilia Bliler. 512 S Carroll
st. entertained II friends Tuesday
afternoon between the hours of 4
and S o'clock. in celebration of her
seventh birthday.
Members of the Pixie Girls club
were entertained Tues64v evening by
Miss Florence barrow, 1879 Huey
ST Following "A short business ses-
sion contests were enjoyed. favors
being won by Miss Grace Peterson
and Miss Mildred Kimmerley
Miss Nellie DcWells will be host
ess 10 the club at her home. 715
Wenger av., on June IL.
Complimenting Miss Bessie Baker
whose marriage will take place in
June. Miss Katherine Sachs. 1921 :.
Miami st. entertained with a mis-
cellaneous shower Monday night.
There were % guests.
More than 90 persons attended
the meeting Tuesday afternoon at
which the members OF the civics
and philanthropy department of the
Progress club entertained the wom-
en- of the Oliver school district in
the kindergarten room Of the school.
The room was attractively deco
rated for the occasion with ferns.
tulips and handwork made by the
children.
The program was opened with
the singing Of America" by the au-
dience. followed by an address by
Mrs. Fred Woodward; a song by
Mary Tairitz: folk dance. Lads and
Lassies" by school children: violin
and piano duet by Mrs. r. Tritt and
daughter. Miss Helen Tritt: Hun
ga~ian Folk Dance. by children Of
the school. Mrs. J. A Rode render
ed a vocal solo. and Miss Marie
Noedisch gave a reading. Several
articles OF new clothing were eX-
hibited and turned over TO the prin-
cipal 10 be distributed among the
poor OF the school. The meeting
was the last Of the department for
the season
Seventy-ive members OF the
Woman's league. north section OF
the First Methodist Episcopal
church met Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Fred G Haas 127 r. Marion
81. During the social hour Miss
Harriette Kemper rendered several
piano selections Mrs O. F. Julian.
Mrs. A. G Rumpf. Mrs W. Q Fass-
nacht Mrs. T.. i. Zanger. Mrs W T..
Nitsche Mrs l. j. HarwOOd Mrs
r. c. Gerber. Mrs. r. a Stoll. Mrs
Norman p kebl, Mrs. G. W. Wieg-
ner and Miss Matilda Yoder acted
as hostesses. The next meeting viii
be held June -. with Mrs Gold
hill. 429 y. Main 81.
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