South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-18

Thursday afternoon at the /. o. O.
r. hall Following the brief bus
mess meeting the time was spent
socially and refreshments were
served There viii be another
meeting held At the same place
July 1.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Hope Presbyterian church met
Thursday afternoon at the church
rarlor with 20 members in attend
ance. Following the disposal Of the
business an informal program was
presented and several missionary
papers were read Refreshments
were served July IS will be the
date OF the next meeting.
Complimenting Miss Genevieve
Loesch OF Canton, O., the guest OF
Miss Rosalie Singler. rs y. Hill
ST. a Iarty Of eight motOred 10 Hud-
son lake Wednesday evening where
dancing was the diversion. supper
was served al the home Of Miss
Singler following the dancing party.
The wedding Il Miss Pearl Eas-
terday, daughter OF John II. East
erday. Bremen, I'd. and Walter r.
Schermier Of South Bend, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schermier Of
Wakarusa, Ind, took place Thurs
day morning at II o'clock at the
parsonage OF the Evangelical church
in Woodland. Ind, Rev. Laurence
officiating
The bride wore gown of white
organdie, lace trimmed. and a hat
OF white lace she carried a bou-
quet Of pink roses. Immediately
I following the ceremony Mr.. and
! Mrs. Schermier left for a short
wedding trip, including Lansing.
Mich, where they will be the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kitterman.
The bride attended the South
| Bend Conservatory OF Music and Is
we'll known here. Mr.. Schermier
served two years with the expedi-
/ tionary forces in France. holding
/ the rank Of master engineer. He
/ is emI lOyed as assistant superin-
! tendent OF the Christman and Com
pany Contractors Of this city. After
July I Mr.. and Mrs. Schermier will
/ be at home at 913 +. Third St.
/ Mishawaka.
The wedding Of Miss Bertha Helen
| Keene. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. b.
= b. Keene 141O r. Bowman St, and
Milo A. COwham OF this city
! took place Wednesday morn
\ ing at II o'clock at the Trinity
NJ. +. church in the presence OF the
! immediate friends and relatives.
| Rev. Russell Phillips officiated. The
attendants were Miss Lillian Jean
/ Carpenter and Russell Williams.
| The bride wore white organdie with
/ hat TO match. and carried an arm
! bouquet OF. roses. Miss Carpenter
dress was OF orchid organdie and she
wore a large picture hat 10 match,
She carried an arm bouquet OF
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Cowham will
be at home at 1915 Lincoln way w
after a short wedding trip.
A O'Clock luncheon was given al
| the Robertson tea room sThursday
afternoon by Miss Loretta Lorden
I 10 S. Taylor st, as a courtesy to
Miss Catherine Guthrie a bride OF
/ this week. Yellow tea roses formed
\ the table cepterpiece and a cOrsage
/ of the same flowers marked the
place OF the honor guest. Covers
were placed for Miss Guthrie, Miss
Estelle Broussard of Beaumont. Tex
| Miss Bonita Murphy Of Louisville
Ky. Mrs. ID. j. Cramer Of Chicago
! Miss Florence Guthrie. Miss Gene
We've Smith and Miss Lorden. Thurs
day afternoon Miss Guthrie wa:
/ complimented with a bridge party
given by Mrs. Donald Elbel, so;
Portage av., and this evening she
! was guest OF honor at a dinner
dance at the Country club at which
the hostess was Mrs. Patrick
| O'Brien.
Mrs. Anna Eckert, who came here
recently from Chicago, was honor
guest at a surprise party given Wed
| nesday afternoon by the women OF
the German NJ E. church at the
home Of Mrs. Eckert's sister. Mrs
John Bohm, 519 +. Duban av. AT
imprOmptu program was presented
and refreshments were served
Members. of the Portage Home
Economics club entertained theil