South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-18

Z HpHg was performed o. the fteN.
John F. DeGroote. pastor OF st.
Patrick's church Miss Willie Craig.
sister OF the bride acted as brides
maid. and the groom was attended
by Norvin L. Craig, brother OF the
bride The bride was gowned in
travelling suit OF navy blue with hat
20 match Immediately after the
wedding. Mr. and Mrs Shook left
for HiIlsboro. Tex. where they will
make their home
Among those who entertained for
Miss Craig were Glendora Knoblock
/ and Miss Sara Redding Miss Ger
trude Wood OF Niles Mich. and
Miss Vera Rooney.
= 2 first dance OF the season TO
be reid in the Potsrv room OF The
Civcr hotel WIS that Of the Small
club held Wednesday night which
was attended by more than so
couples. The program OF dances
was furnished by Messick's orches-
ira. The committee IN charge
was Miss Rae Cohen. Miss Freda
Hershencw. Maurice Cohen and
Dave SandOck.
The Steimrick's orchestra party
which was given by the south Bend
Lodge b. p O. f at the Elk's
temple Wednesday evening was at
tended by about 100 couples These
parties which were so popular with
the young people las: year will be
neId every two weeks on Wednes-
do =
The program of dances are furnish
ed ~ the well-known Elkhart or
chestra.
The X Of c. Ladies' social club
/ held its hrst meeting Of the season
Wednesday night at the X. OF c.
J home In the election of officers
Mrs. George r. Cooley, was elected
president: Mrs j. Z. Lechner. first
I vice president; Mrs. J. A. Greif. sec
I ond vice president: Mrs. d. J. Kelly,
I third vice president; Mrs. K. J. Pow
/ ers, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
/ J. J. Marcus. financial secretary. and
I Mrs Eugene II. Crane. was re-elect-
cd treasurer During the business
session plans were formulated for a
/ series of card parties, the first of
which will be held Wednesday after
noon. Sept. "a, at the X. Of c. home.
/ Mrs Julian Lane and Mrs. j. A.
I Grief were appointed the committee
in charge.
| Mrs Louis Goff. 1907 :. Fellows St,
entertained Wednesday evening for
( the women Of the plate and guild
! ing department of the South Bend
/ Watch Co. Covers were laid for .
/ guests. at a table gayly decorated
with garden flowers Games and
music were diversions OF the even
! ing.
] Mrs. William Retiring s. Michi-
gan I'd, entertained the members of
I the Maple Grove Ladies' Aid society
and Bible Study class of the NJ. E.
\ church at her home Wednesday aft
J ernoon. Mrs. Simpson led the
prayers: Mrs. Dunnuck, the presi-
/ dent. gave a reading on The Char
/ acter of Christ" and Mrs. Anderson
\ led in a discussion of the ninth and
| tenth chapters of Joshua. During
I the business meeting further ar
rangements were made for the pas
/ try sale. which Will be held Satur
day. Sept 81 Refreshments were
served TO u members and two Wis
( itors during the social hour. Mrs,
Adam Martin will be hostess at the
next meeting, which will be held
! oct. s.
The Fancy Needleworkers' club
met at the home of Mrs. Edward
/ Cordray. 1909 S Michigan st. We'd
nesday afternoon. There were sew
| en- members present and an out-of-
/ town guest. Mrs. Chester Emberlin.
\ of Chicago The afternoon was
spent in crocheting and a dainty
luncheon was served. The date Of
the next meeting will be announced
later
The meeting of the Pleasant View
w G. T. L. was held wednesday aft
| ernOon at the home of Mrs. Thomas
! Van Buskirk. Lincoln Way w.
There were 20 men, bers present.
The election of offices took place,
| which resulted in Mrs. Charles Hop
kins being chosen president; Mrs.
/ A L. Geyer. vice-president; Mrs. j.
I c. otis. recording secretary; Mrs
/ Jessie Cooper. corresponding secre-
\ rary and Mrs. David Augustine
treasurer: Mrs Hopkins was voted
delegate TO the state convention at
] Bloomington, and Mrs. Cora Pitcher.