South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31

Hal ST.. entertained 80 guests with
la HallOwe party Friday evening.
The home was attractivcly decorated
with autumn leaves combined with "A
color scheme Of yellow and black
s. five course luncheon was served.
favors were awarded 10 Mrs. J. Z.
Shoilv. Mrs Frank IieisS. Jerome
ShOIly and Lafayette Mccullough
ln the contests which were the di-
versions Of the evening.
The marriage of Miss esther cut
ting daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. !. J.
Cutting. s5G Forest av.. and Joseph
J. Kovacs Of south Bend. son OF
John Kovacs Of Throop. Pa, was
soleWnIzed at high noon Saturday.
The marriage took place at the rec
tory Of ST. EmericE's church, Gary.
Rev. Joseph 10th officiating
Attending the bride was Miss
Irene Alexander Of Chicago. Charles
T.. Dieutrieux Of South Bend served
the groom as best man The brides
maid wore "A blue coat suit OF tricOt-
iue with hat 20 match and a corsage
Of roses The bride wore a dark
blue suit with hat TO match OF blue
velvet and a corsage OF brides roses.
The bride is "a graduate OF the
class " 1917 II the ST. Joseph acad-
envy Mr. Kovacs was graduated
from the law school at Notre Dame
university in the class OF 1915 and
has since practiced law in this city.
Mr. and Mrs kOyacs mOtOred to
Chicago and upon their return they
viii De- at home for the present at
$50 Forest av.
on Monday Mr. and Mrs. Kovacs
VIII be honor guests at a luncheon
given by Miss Alexander at her
home 6137 " Campbell av The
luncheon "a BILE viii be conferred with
large wedding cake and decorated
with maiden hair fern and smilax.
Covers viii be laid for . guests.
The marriage of Miss Bernice
Wells. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
f. Wells. 1905 s. Michigan ST..
+ and -. A. HOLSTER Of Grand Rapids.
.IICh.. son OF Mrs. Anna HOLSTER
OF Bronson, Mich. took place at the
home OF the brides parents Thurs
I day afternoon at 4 O'Clock. Rev Ed
moud Kerlin of the First Evan
gelical church performing the cere-
mony.
Preceding the entrance of the
/ bridal party. RALPH Dumke sang
+ ooh Promise Me" The ceremony
. fh as eau AlL tAlt iAN AlAr AOOilt bNA0Ah
! the fireplace banked with oak
I leaves. palms and ferns and re-
Heved with baskets OF white Chry-
s3nthcmums Miss Mildred Foeg-
f ley attended the bride as brides
4 maid and Harold limbaugh Of De-
grOit. Mich. served the groom as
f best man Miss FOegley wore a
suit of blue tricOtine with black
panne velvet hat and a corsagc of
I Aaron Ward roses The bride was
/ attired iu "a travelling suit OF ma
/ hogauy colored cloth trimmed with
/ mole skin and "a hat TO match Her
/ flowers were sweetheart roses and
/ valley lilies Little Dicky Hintz and
I Richard Wells acted as pages.
a luncheon 10 20 guests followed
F the service. after which Mr.. and
Mrs. HOLSTER left Tor Chicago and
points In Michigan. They will be
at home after Dec. 1, Norwood aV.,
Fl, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Members of the Be-Jo club met
with Nr. and Mrs. Leland CrumL-
I ton. sos Dubail av., Friday night.
/ Games and music were enjoyed and
I "a favor was awarded 10 Charles
Eeyt horn. Refreshments were
/ scrve,.
Mrs IT. A. Toschke, 1119 w.
I Washington aV.. was hostess to a
/ number of young people at her home
| Friday evening Entertainment sug-
\ gcstive OF the Halloween season Oc-
cupied The evening. Prizes in con-
tests were awarded 10 Mildred
lreber. Eursal Wetmore ana
Walter Babcock. a luncheon further
ing the Halloween idea was served
a- the close of the evening The
guests included Marion ReploEle,