South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-15

I o'clock luncheon given Saturday
afternoon by Miss Wiser in compli-
ment 20 Miss Ruth Nicely and Miss
Mildred Letter who are 10 be mar
ried soon The announcement was
made by the means OF cards bearing
the names OF Miss Wiser and Mr..
Moore and enclosed in individual col
onial bouquets which formed the
table centerpieCe. these bouquets
attached 10 blue ribbons lead
Ing 20 the place cards OF the
guests Miss Nicely and Miss Lei
ter were favored with special
bouquets. The color scheme Of blue
and green was effected in the colon
.al bouquets, in the announcement
cards which were sealed with blue
and green wax and in the other
table appointments Covers were laid
for Miss Nicely. Miss Letter. Miss
Bernadine Good. Miss Gladys Wat
ters Miss Mary Livengood. Mrs.
Donald Elbel. Mrs. Carl Cohlmeyer.
Miss Esther Kerner. Miss Elsie Kopf.
Miss Sarah Witwer. Miss Mary Russ.
Mrs. Diehl Martin, Miss Gretchen
AIilbern. Miss Ruth Pommert, Miss
Marietta Clemens. Miss Leah Len
noX. Miss Helen Gregory and Miss
Wiser.
The wedding of Miss Wiser and
Mr.. Moore will take place in the lat
ter part OF August.
Honoring Miss Gertrude Fisher.
SIS f. Keasey st, whose marriage 70
Lloyd Lerner Of Granger. Ind. will
take place this month, members Of
the Jolly Seven club entertained at
a progressive dinner Friday night.
The various courses were served at
the homes Of Miss Blanche Becker,
800 f Broadway; Miss Mary Vitou.
739 s Michigan St; Miss Florence
Lehman. go California av.. and Miss
Marie Granger, sos Blaine av., the
evening being spent at the home OF
the latter. Covers were placed for
Miss Fisher, Miss Elsa Kurzhals.
Miss Sarah Flox. Miss Becker. Miss
Vitou. Miss Lehman and Miss Gran
ger.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Lee. 80 Penn
sylvania av., were given a farewell
party Friday night by 80
members of the Century class OF
the Indiana Avenue Christian church.
Games and music were enjoyed Mr.
and Mrs Lee will leave next week
TO make their home in Kokomo,
Ind
AS a courtesy 10 her house guests.
Mrs. William Rieman and children.
Billy and Jean of Detroit. Mich.
Mrs 3. c. Coon. SOS y. Main St.
entertained 10 guests informally
Friday afternoon Red and white
peonies were employed in the dec
orations. and luncheon was served
by the hostess. Among the guests
was Mrs. John Cunningham Of Ham
ilton, ont. who is the guest of her
mother. Mrs. r. c. Melbourne. Por-
tage av Mrs Rieman will be hon
or guest at an informal tea Mon
day afternoon at which Miss Flor
ence Forster. S Lafayette blvd. will
be hostess.
A buffet luncheon at $50 O'Clock
was a feature of the meeting Of the
Young Women's Missionary society
of the First Christian church held
az the home Of Mrs Paul Anderson,
111f Harvey st. Friday night. A
program was presented consisting OF
"A paper on The Call For Leaders. "
by Miss Edna Trobaugh and talk
on Gingling college, China, by Miss
Sylvia Brown. Rev and Mrs. Rod
ney McQuarry and Paul Anderson
were guests at the meeting. Rev.
and Mr.. Anderson enter
tanned with vocal solos During the
business session the hostess was
elected president; Miss Hazel Hav-
erstock vice president; Miss Elda
Holland, secretary; and Miss Grace
Kiplinger. treasurer The next meet
ing will be held in September.
= OTlA. members ana IIlenQS OF the
Standard Bearers society of the First
Methodist Episcopal church enjoyed
"a pot luck supper at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs +. A Hoel 225 +. Ma
yarre ST., Friday night A short talk
was given during the evening by Rev.
]. y. Greene, pastor of the church.
This meeting was the last until fall.
A charming / o'clock luncheon
was given at the Country club Sat
urday afternoon when Miss Mary B.
ALcInerny. 410 W. Monroe St. en-
tertained IA guests in honor OF Miss
Rose Bennett "A bride OF this month.
Pink and white daisies formed the
table centerpiece.
Members of the North Side Social
club entertained with surprise
party Friday night for Mrs. j. A.
Clark and children. SO r Ohio st.
who will leave soon for Ohio where
they Will spend the summer. Con-
test favors were won by Mrs Clark
and Miss Beatrice Harmon. Re
freshments were served 10 20
guests.
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