South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-25


So. was hostess 20 the members OF
the Liberty club Wednesday after
noon The next social meeting Of
The club viii be held on oct. 8 az
the home Of Mrs j. T. Wharton.
21S PennSyl vania av-. and the next
business meeting viii De held on
oct - with Mrs r. Mumam. 231
Adams St, acting as hostess.
Thirty friends Of North Liberty
and south BEND pleasantly surprised
Miss esther Clbricht 421 r. Bow
man ST.. Wednesday night. a wiener
roast was enjoyed. after which the
evening was spent with games and
music.
The Clay and Harris Home Eco
Monies club met Wednesday after
noon az the home Of Miss Elsie
Christian. Edwardsburg I'd. Fifteen
members were present Readings
we're given by Miss Maude Gray and
Mrs Byron Christian The next
meeting viii be held ON oct. S al the
home of Miss Edith Zaehmle. Ed
harrisburg I'd
The members OF the Triple Four
club were very pleasantly enter
tanned Wednesday Al thu country
home Of Mrs C1oyd Bestle. A pot
luck dinner was served at noon.
Plans were discussed for a party 10
be held Halloween AT the home Of
Mrs Hugo Germann, Cleveland av.
a miscellaneous shower was Civ
on Wednesday afternoon i'm honor
Of Miss Hattie Kline Of NIishawaka.
whose marriage 20 Raymonde Poore
viii take place in October A. the
home Of Mrs Edward Poore. 1901
s Main ST. Many lovely gifts were
presented 10 Miss Kline Refresh
ments were served.
The Mothers club Of Lincoln
school met at the school building
Wednesday afternoon Fifty-four
mem bers were in attendance Mrs
Isora Workman. director OF the
school music rendered several lula
bies. Miss Julia Malone, principal
Of the school, talked on The Saving
Plan for School Children" and Miss
an illustrated talk on How Moth
crs May Help the school Nurse. %
The round table discussion on The
Needs OF Lincoln school was a fea-
ture of the afternoon. The next
meeting viii be held on oct. D at
the school.
one Of the later fall weddings
was that of Miss Iemima Turnock
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William
T.. Turnock. II6 S. Lafayette blvd.
and Paul r. l[rueper. son of Mrs
Josephine Krueper. 4O9 Y Hill St.
which took place Wednesday morn
ing at $50 o'clock at St Josephs
church Rev. =. J. Carroll odiciat-
ing.
Mrs. Marjory Mccartney played
Mendelssohn's wedding march on
the pipe organ, accompanied on the
violin by her daughter. Miss Anna
Mccartney, as the bridal party en-
tered During the ceremony 20
Promise Me" and 81 Love You
Truly" by Bond were rendered.
THE Bridal Chorus from "LOhen-
grin" was used for the occasional.
fore an altar decorated in fall asters
and palms, and in the presence Of
so guests.
The ushers entered first. followed
by the bridesmaid. The bride en-
tered alone and was met by the
groom at the sanctuary.
The bride wore a gown fashioned
of white georgette crepe and taft
feta. Her full length veil was
caught artistically with valley lilies.
and her shower bouquet was of
brides roses. Miss Genevieve Hick-
ey. her bridesmaid. was attractivelv
gcwned in pink georgette crepe over
silk with a black velvet picture hat.
Her flowers were Ophelia roses.
The groom was attended by Ed
win L. Davies and the ushers were
Oriel De Graft and Bernard Breh-
mer.
Breakfast was served at noon at
the home Of the brides parents by
the Misses Clara Warwick. Marie
Luther. Bernardine Rlffel and Mrs
Blanche Es.uderman-
The out of town guests were: Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Flynn. of Niles.
Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Whaleu,
II Niles. and Mrs. James Joyce and
daughter, Eileen, of Tulsa Okla
Mr. and Mrs. Krueper viii be az
home in Detroit. Mich. after Nov. 1.
The ladies' Aid society of the
StuU NJ. r, church met Wednesday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock i'm the church
parlOrs. The following officers were
elected: Mrs, William Barnhart.
president; Mrs. Grace Dubau. vice
president; Mrs. William Braman.
secretary. Mrs. John Edwards. trea-
surer. and Mrs. Cora SChrlt. re
porter. At the conclusion Of the
business session. refreshEents were