South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-29

The department Of civics and phil
a1thropy Of the Progress club held
its regular meeting Friday after
noon in the club rooms. After the
business session. the Parliamentary
drill was continued At the next
meeting which will take place on
Dec. II, the committee investigating
the handling Of food ir public places.
viii give a report Following the
report, the Parliamentary drill will
be continued.
The waneta Sewing circle met at
the home OF Mrs. Chester Klink, 4O1
Keasey st. Friday afternoon Dur
ing the business meeting plans were
completed for an afternoon card par
~ 20 be held at Redman hall on Dec
?. In the contests favOrs were won
by Mrs. Mary Bean and Mrs. j. Et-
tlein. Mrs. Clinton Chreist. 22O6 5.
Main St, will entertain the club in
two weeks
The Norman Eddy circle was en-
tertained by Mrs. Mary Reynolds,
115 =. Calvert St. Friday afternoon.
she was assisted by Mrs. ". o. VII
Jams and Mrs George NJ. Fisher.
Fifteen members and four visitors
were present The rummage sale
was postponed until early spring. The
club will meet In two weeks at the
home OF Mrs Ada Hardt, S14 r.
Wayne St
The members OF the Economics
club OF Center township entertained
thc!r husbands and friends Thanks
giving night at the Cleaner hall. At
o'clock dinner was served to 80
guests Mrs. IT. G. Mathews was
toastmistress Miss Inez Ripple sang
a. group OF songs. The guests from
this city were Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Van Valin
and family. Mrs. William Brown and
Miss Clara Bowman.
Mrs OrviIle Penweu, 222 LaPorte
Nv. was hostess at a meeting Of the
Bee Hive club Friday afternoon.
There were Il members present. In
the contests, Mrs. LOttie O'Dell and
Mrs. Hosler won the prizes. Dur
Ing the social hour. a dainty lunch
con was served The next meeting
g-ill be held on Dec. II, at the home
Of Mrs. Lottie O'Dell. 1O41 Elmer ST.
Fifty couples attended the dancing
party given by the Alpha Phi Sigma
>club Thursday evening in the WOm-
ems club rooms OF the ]. NJ. s. build
lng Thanksgiving decorations were
used The program Of IA dances was
played by the Syncopating Five.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Koenig, 12O y.
Michigan St. entertained with a
Thanksgiving dinner Thursday Gov
ers were laid for &c guests. Mrs.
Nellie Sheffield was an out OF town
guest. At o'clock Mr.. and Mrs c.
II. LaPierre SOC f. Monroe st. gave
o. dinner party in honor of Mrs. Shelf
field.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Wagner
Portage Prairie I'd. entertained Mr..
and Mrs. w ID. Dawson and family.
Mir. and Mrs G. Eley and family,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Dawson at
2 Thanksgiving dinner Thursday.
Charles and wilheimina Roessler,
40 Wood St. entertained with a
Thanksgiving party. Thursday eve
ming. games and contests were the
diversions or the evening and the
contest favOrs were awarded TO Jack
Pace and Dorothy Lee.
The marriage OF Miss Wilma
\afrady. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Neger Bauer, 1921 w. Coifax av..
and otto Kreutz. took place Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock at St.
stephens church. The church was
decorated with ferns and chrysan-
themums. As the wedding party en-
tered the Bridal Chorus" from
"Lohengrin" was played. The bride
wore a gown of white satin with
court train and a cap veil OF silver
lace. Miss Anna Luther who acted
as maid OF honor was gowned in
flesh Eeorgette and carried an arm
bouquet OF white chrysanthemums
tied with tulle. Miss Elizabeth
Nafrady. sister Of the bride. acted
ns bridesmaid and wore a frOck OF
peach colored georgette. she also
carried an arm bouquet OF white
hrysanthemums: little Henrietta
Kish. niece OF the bride. as ring
bearer. carried the ring In "a Gala
lily she wore n dress of pink china
silk with an overdrCss of white
organdy. Lee Weiss OF Mishawaka
served as best man.
After the ceremony a dinner was
served at the home Of the brides
parents. following which Mr.. and
Airs. Kreutz left for Louisville.
Ky.
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