South Bend news-times., 1919-09-08
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The engagement OF Miss Florence
Gross dauEhter OF Mr. and Mrs
Louis Gross. 522 T.. Lasalle av.. and
Ezra Howard Franklin. son Of Mr
and Mrs Max Franklin Of Dowa-
giaC. Mich. was announced SUNDAY
afternoon az o'clock dinner az
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Gross.
Covers were laid FOR "a guests at "A
table artisticaIiy decorated with as
tors and cosmos carrying out an
effective. color scheme Of pink and
white The house was made attrac-
tive with large bouquets OF the
same flowers arranged In crystal
bowls. Clever place cards bearing
the names Of Miss Gross and Mr..
Franklin announced the engage
ment After dinner Miss Gross en-
tertained with musical selections on
the piano. A short motor trip was
enjoyed in the afternoon after
which supper was served out Of
town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Franklin Of Dowugiac. Mich. NJ.
Franklin and daughter. EsteIle Of
Plymouth, Ind, and Mrs. NJ Gross
OF Buchanan. Mich. No date has
Ueen set for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrc George Mitchell.
ola California av.. celebrated their
Goth wedding anniversary with "A
dinner party sunday. covers being
laid for Il guests Mr. and Mrs
Frank Osborne and daughter. Lydia,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ash McCrea. and three
boys OF Iarwill. ind. Mr.. and Mrs.
OFT Heminger. and Mrs Ella Read
er Of TT Wayne. Ind. Motored
through. south Bend were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Wharton, Miss Pauline
Mitchell. and Mrs. 1. !. Schon
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Grieger. SIS
J. Miner 50. entertained with
O'Clock family dinner Sunady. Gar
den flowers formed attractive de
corations Mr. and Mrs Nelson Sell
lers and daughter, Zada Marie Of
laporte. Ind, were out Of town
guests.
The Spanish war veterans gave
the first OF "a series OF parties Sat
urday night at Beyler hall One hun
dred were present including the vet
Grams and their families. \ musical
program of vocal numbers was Civ
en 10y Miss Josephine Decker and
Mrs. J. A. Rode, accompanied on
the piano by Miss Helen Guifoyle.
Miss Marjorie Galloway rendered
several selectiors on the piano.
Lieut.. Robert Swintz gave a mono
loEue and told a number Of overseas
stories Music for the dancing was
furnished by Lieut. Paul Mcdonald.
The parties Will be given once a
month during the fall and winter.
the next one Will be held on oct. 4.
Alr and Mrs. John RGdican. 1929
s. Main ST., entertained with a din
ner in honor Of their three sons and
w. N. Metzler. who have just re-
turned from overseas. The guests
were George Lemler and family of
plymouth Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Lemler of Inwood. AIr. and Mrs.
Marty l4t lltitI Nt llN llbulhs WI anu
Mrs John Lemler and family, Fred
7 emler. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Schroeder and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
CIatou Gutshaw and family, all Of
Bourbon. Ind: Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Emery and daughter, Marie. Of
Huntington. Ind, j. Mcconnell Of
Indianapolis and j.. Hummel of
FfnFr4da1phf1 Pa.
The eighth annual reunion of the
Howell family was held al Pottawa-
tonne park Sunday. Sept z. more
than 100 members present. Among
the out of town guests was Mr.. and
Mrs. Rice of Seattle. Wash. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Howell of Hobart.
Ind. John Woofter of Adamsville.
Mich. Hiss WSnifrcd Metzger.
Springfield Mont Martin Pecher.
powagiac. Mich, and Delbert
schroeder. Turner Mich. The re-
5nion was entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Kline of River Park.
officers for the ensuing year We're
elected "a IS follows. President Charles
T.. Miller. vice president James
Howell The next reunion will be
held at the home of Mrs Sarah
ITov-eu rural route No. D.