South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-23

The Lowry family reunion was
held at the home 81 Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Lowry. 7O2 y. Hin ST.. sun
day Members from out OF town
were Nr. and Mrs. .. r Lowry.
Paw Nee. Neb.. g. F. Lowry. Ston-
lngtou. H.. Mrs. Alice Backer OF
Erie, Pa: Mrs Mary Ann Allema n
of Laporte. Ind. John Lowry. Rus
sell Lowry and family. and Mrs
Lucindy Finney OF Argos. Ind. L.
j Lowry Battle Greek. Mich. and
Carl Brunk and family Of Niles,
Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Holey. 737
Cleveland av.. entertained with "A
farewell party in honor OF their son.
frank r. Holley. who left Tuesday
morning FOR Coco Solo. Panama.
Mr. Holley has reinIisted in the
navy for three years. after having
served four years in the army and
navy The evening was spent with
music and games. Refreshments
were served 10 30 guests
Miss Florence NJ. Dmey. daugh-
ter Of Mrs A NJ Dnley. Eddy St.
and Ernest l.. Kepler son Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Kepler. 1915 z
Wayne St. were quietly married at
o'clock Saturday evening. At the
brides home. Rev. F. G. Johnson,
Of the Broadway Evangelical church
officiating The bride and the mai
,-or 90 bcrc,. ,,-r.-o 5,,ftg 90 d,rt- him
serge with corsage bouquets Of vel
low rose buds. Mrs Geo. Keen acted
as matron- f-honor and Gee Keen
was best man. After the ceremony
wedding dinner was served to
tw Give guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Kepler
viii be at home after Oct / at y.
Eddy ST.
Lloyd Patrick and Miss Freda
Tusing were married Sunday even
ing at the Indiana av. Christian
church parsonage. Rev. J. Cain Of
hciating They were accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs r. Owens. the
grOoms brother and sister-in-l law
Following the ceremony "A reception
was held al the home Of the groom s
parents. Mr. and Mrs d. f. Patrick,
157 r. Broadway az. There were
% guests present Mr.. and Mrs
Patrick are at home at 517 f. South
ST.
The Ladies' auxiIiary OF the order
Of Eastern Star held meeting
Monday afternoon at the Masonic
club rooms There were 90 mem
hers present AT the business meet
ing which was followed by a social
hour Refreshments were served
hy the hostesses. The next meeting
viii be held Oct when Mrs. Anna
Henderson. Mrs May Ward, Mrs.
Elizabeth Wiegner. Mrs. Jennie
Jewett and Mrs Bell Jackson will
be the Possesses.
Mrs. Harvey Wiles. 81 South ST..
was hostess Monday evening at "A
meeting OF the Live Oak Drill Team
No There were % mem beers and
two guests present After a BUSH
ness meeting a social hour and re-
freshments were enjoyed In the
contests prizes v.ere awarded TO
Mrs J. Zerby and Mrs. NJ VALLEY.
both OF River Park. The next meet
ing will be held I'm two weeks at
tho home OF Mrs. Reed, 10 y. En-
orick ST.
Miss La Maud Yule of Kenosha.
Wis. and Tedford r. Miller OF
1Iishawaka were married Monday
evening at o'clock at the West
minister Presbyterian parsonage. Or.
A n. Eells performed the marriage
using the double ring ceremony.
The bride wore navy blue travel
ing suit and hat 10 match. Mr.. and
Mrs Miller left Immediately for
Kcnosha and other points in Wis
consin.
Mrs May Bowen Mcmillan and
Or Robert r Bosworth both OF
Chicago. were united i'm marriage
Monday evening by Rev. A. NJ
Eells. u. ID. OF Westminster Presby-
terrain church. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Walinger of Chicago.
Miss Ethel Sterling daughter Of
N'r and Mrs. John Sterling of New
Carlisle and Brook A Rogers son
Of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rogers OF
Brookston. Ind. were married Mon
day afternoon ar o'clock. Rev. J.
y. Greene performing the ceremony
The bride wore a navy blue suit and
hat Mr. and Mrs. Rogers will re-
side i'm Brookston.
Miss Helen Herr. age y Main ST.
entertained 10 members Of the
Novel club at a pot-luck supper at
her home Monday. after which a
social evening was enjoyed. An out
of-town guest was Mrs. Lawrence
Rommine OF New York City, form