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

and Mrs. Paul Knoll OF Michigan
City and George Frederick McKin-
non, son OF Mr. and Mrs James Nc
Kinnon OF Hamilton. Ontario. were
quietly married Friday morning at
ST Joseph's church by Fr. Z. J. Car
roll As the bridal party entered the
church and during the ceremony
Mrs. J. NJ. Mccartney PLAYED softly
on the organ. Attending the couple
were Miss Elsie Kintzele OF Michi-
gan City and John Melsheimer OF
this city.
The bride wore a tailored gown Of
dark blue tricOtine with hat 20
match and a corsage Of sunburst
roses. Miss Kintzeles gown was
OF dark blue trlcolette and she wore
a corsage OF Ophelia roses.
A wedding breakfast was served
by Mrs. G. II. Moutz, $40 Cushing
81. 10 the out Of town guests. who
were Miss Elsie Kintzele OF Michi-
gan City, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Klein and John Knoll. all Of Bre-
men. Ind.
After a few days spent in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. McKinnon will be at
home TO friends at PIG s Notre
Dame ST
AT a pretty home wedding Thurs
day afternoon Miss Mildred Lane.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs f. c.
Lane. 125 r. Broadway. was mar
ried TO Theodore Wayne Munson OF
Elkhart. Before the ceremony Miss
| Bernlce Wayne played II Love You
| Truly and as the bridal party ap-
/ preached the improvised altar OF
roses and fernery Miss Wayne rem
dered the t"Bridal Chorus" from
"Lohengrin." Or. y. ID. Beck OF
| Grace NJ. r. church read the full
| Methodist double ring ceremony.
Miss Gertrude BrOadbeck and Har-
old Lane, brother of the bride, were
| the only attendants.
Miss Broadbeck wore a gown Of
] rose colored organdy and carried
pink roses. The brides gown was a
I creation OF embroidered white geor-
| gette over white satin and she car
ried a shower bouquet OF brides
roses.
After a wedding collation. was
served TO 80 guests Mr. and Mrs.
Munson left for a western trip
which viii include Grand Canyon.
Los Angeles and other points of in
terest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Lewis. 500
] ). Columbia ST., very pleasantly en-
tertained Thanksgiving day with
, family dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy
| MiChaels and son, Gordon of Bridge
man. Mich. were the out OF town
! guests. A Thanksgiving air was
! created by the costumes OF the
guests who represented puritans
and by the table and house decora-
tions.
The annual Thanksgiving festival
held at the German VI. +. church
Thursday afternoon was enjoyed by
6s people. An interesting program of
songs and recitations was given aft
er which the annual offering for the
orphans and the aged of the church
was received, responses were gen
erOus and the collection the largest
in years. During luncheon the ex-
service men present spoke on the
general topic, Thanksgiving a year
ago and today.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H Summergill.
/ SIS Harrison av., entertained 20
! guests at a Thanksgiving dinner
/ Thursday noon. Games and music
were the diversions of the after
noon and an Orpheum party was
/ enjoyed in the evening.
A family dinner was given Thurs
| day by Mr.. and Mrs. George Brock
way. 800 Laporte av., covers being
/ laid for II guests including Mr. and
/ Mrs Harrison Martin OF Rochester,
/ Ind.
The South Bend Canoe club en-
tertainet wednesday evening with a
dinner at Kable's banquet hall in
/ honor OF the "a members who served
! IN the army Ralph BARITONE acted
"a fOnStu1aSfpr