South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-11

Miss Margaret Irwin LippinCOtt,
daughter OF Rev. and Mrs. o. A Lip
pincott. 50 " Washington av.. and
Samuel Ewart Emmons Of Pitts
burg Pa. son of Mr. and Mrs q.
j. EmmOns OF Boston Mass. were
quietly united in marriage az
O'Clock Friday afternoon at the
home OF the bride, the brides faith
or. Rev G. A. Lippincott. pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church OF
tins city officiating. The wedding
was strictly private being attended
only by the members Of the families
o. the bride and groom Mr. and
Mr. Emmons will make their home
In Pittsburg. Pa. where Mr.. En-
mons is employed as "A civil engineer
by the Pennsylvania railroad
Col and Mrs Charles Arthur
Carlisle. Tippecanoe pI. announce
the engagement OF their daughter.
kathryn. 20 Ralph MorningtOn
Weinrichter OF Rochester. y. y. to
take place some time this fall The
Young people became acquainted
few years ago when Mr.. Weinrich-
ter who is a landscape architect. was
in South Bend commissioned 10 de-
sign the grounds at the home Of
Clement Studebaker. 1r
Miss Carlisle Is a graduate OF Mrs
Dow's school at Brairclin Manor. y
Y. and she also attended the Nc
Lean Address school OF Paris,
France For the last two years she
has been actively engaged in the
overseas Red Cross work remaining
IN the war zone until January 1919.
MI Weinrichter received his edu-
cation preparatory TO his landscape
work in the University OF Vienna
and in London. England He has
studied and travelled extensively
throughout Europe He is one or
the best known designers Of The east
Miss Arva Yeagley. 120 Park av..
entertained l. friends at "A tea
Thursday afternoon In honor Of her
house guest. Miss Eliza beth Bates
OF Richmond. Ind. The affair was
held in the sun parlor OF the Yeag-
ley home which was attractiveIy
decorated In yellow and white A
large bowl OF yellow and white gar
den flowers formed the centerpiece.
The out OF town guests present were
Miss Zazzen OF New York. the house
guest of Miss Agatha Clark Of this
city and Miss Edith Emmons of
birmingham. Mass Miss Bates will
he favored Saturday morning with
a breakfast by Mrs. W. W. Schnei-
der. S16 Park av.
Mrs Louise LANCE OF Hammond.
Ind. has announced the marriage OF
her daughter Helen Dorothy LANCE.
TO Elmer lie Roy Todd. Thursday,
July 10. Mr. Todd was former
ly Of The News-Times staff and is
well known in this city
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hacker.
1tg Harvey ST.. entertained with
six O'Clock dinner Thursday evening
honoring Mrs II. a Allen Of this
city who wiz leave soon to make
her home IN Denver. Colo. and Mrs
Homer Hostetter OF Gary Ind.
Garden flowers made the table at
tractive. Covers were laid tor 10.
~ honor OF her house guests. Miss
Dorothy Whitehead and Miss Mar
Jcrie Schai er OF Laporte. Miss Nina
sellers 1I06 Portage av.. entertained
Thursdat evening with 1870
o'clock dinner. The ia BILE was most
attraCtivoly decorated with a large
ccnterpieCe OF daisies and favors of
daisies ana yellow bachelor bache-
To- buttons tied In blue and yellow
ribbons Covers were laid for II
The nrst reunion OF the McCarty
family was held at Hudson Lake.
Sunday July g. There were SS
members present After the picnic
dinner q business meeting was held
VIII Dewitt acted as chairman and
the following officers were elected
To-. the following year: president.
Mrs. Erma Wiedman,. secretary and
treasurer. Maude Norris; entertain
mcnt committee Messrs. Monrot =.
NcCarty Mrs Frank Sheuenber-
ger and Mrs Ralph McCarty At
ter voting on the success of the re-
union and carrying resolution to
make 10 an annual affair. the re-
mainder Of the day was spen, in
lake sports
The out of town guests were. Mrs
Ella DeWil. Mr.. and Mrs VIII De-
WI't and daughter. and Mr.. and
Mrs Webster Wiedman OF EIkhart.