South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-15

Miss Bess Magdalene Kuespert,
daughter OF AIR and Mrs. John
Kuespert. sig Grandview av. and Vic
tor W. DeFrees, son or Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. II. DeFrees, 3l5 s. Taylor
St, were united in marriage today in
Chicago, III, according 20 word re-
ceived in this city by the parents of
the contracting parties.
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Members Of the Twin City Sew
ing circle entertained their husbands
Tuesday evening at delightful So
cial affair. given at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. &. Ashley, 40 u. Wash
ingtOn av. In the contests favors
were awarded TO Walter Herzog.
John ZOss. George Snider, Mrs
Glen Harper and Mrs. George
DTessler, while George Dressler and
Mrs. George Snider were the re-
cipients Of the consultations. Solos
by Miss Fry and Mrs. Ashley were
other features of the evening.
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Mrs. Samuel Pettengill. 529 River
side dr.. will be hostess TO the mem
bers OF the Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution at j o'clock lunch
con Friday. Assisting Mrs. Petten-
gill will be Mrs Herbert Smith, Mrs.
Albert Meyer Miss Mary McEibbin
and Mrs. d. K. Splitter.
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In the absence Of the president
w. +. Miller. Rev. A. NJ. Eells. D.
D., vice president, occupied the chair
at the dinner meeting OF the social
service council, which was held
Tuesday evening in the Kiwanis
room Of the jefferson hotel Two
exceptionally interesting addresses
were given by Lawrence lane. who
spoke on Adult Probation" and by
Miss LEILA Scott whose subject was
cooperative Service" Following
the meeting the members attended
the coliseum mass meeting at the
Chamber OF Commerce.
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A very charming dance was given
by the Woman's Dining club Tues
day night in the Rotary room Of
the Oliver hotel. The reception
committee composed Of Miss Beatrice
Wolf. Miss Elizabeth Reimold. Miss
Bess Staples and Miss Jessie Watt,
received in the ladies' parlor. Dona-
hue's orchestra furnished the music
for the dancing which was enjoyed
by more than 100 couples. The dance
was given I'm place of the regular
monthly dinner party. Allied flags
and red roses featured in the deco
rations of the Rotary rooms.
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The Woman's Home Missionary
society OF st. Paul's Methodist Epis-
copal church held its monthly meet
ing Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Samuel Moseman, 925 Port
age av. Devotionais were led by
Mrs f G. Lucado. and plans were
made for pastry sale 10 be held in
the near future. Mrs. William
Maurer was elected vice president in
the place OF Mrs. Lucado. who has
resigned Mrs r. c. Thomas was in
charge Of the program. The chapter.
The Negro Question" was discussed
from the text book; Mrs. Maurer
gave a reading. ITO America" A
piano solo was rendered by Mrs.
Brown, and a paper on Southern
Homes for Negro Girls" was read
by Mrs. NJ. L Norton; Mrs. I. w.
Sibrel read an article on The First
Days in the Haven Home" The
meeting closed with a song by Mrs.
r.. NJ Hutchinson Mrs. 8 r.
Riester, 500 Allen st, will entertain
Feb. II.
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Mrs. George w. Sherman. S07
South Franklin street. assisted by
Mrs. ID. w. Place. Mrs. Sarah Hart.
Mrs. Theodore Blake, Mrs. John
Layton, Mrs. Harry p. Main. Mrs
j. NJ. Sartin. Mrs. j. w. Waters.
Mrs. +. D. Hager Mrs IT. c. Rupe.
Mrs. =. TT. Casey and Mrs. II. A.
lane entertained forty members of
the south section of the Woman's
len o1fp Tuesday afternoon Tho a E