South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-20
Clubs

The annual May dancing festival
OF the Children Of Mary was held
Wed nesdsy evening at the -. JOS
eph hall More than so couples
took part IN the grand march
which was led By Miss Cecilia
Scheiblehut and Vincent Pader.
Charlie Davis orchestra furnished
the program OF ] . dances. The room
was beautifully decorated IN blue
and white streamers. palms and IL
laos The programs. engraved in
Rolc, were tied with blue ribbons.
Refreshments were served during
fntermissions. The patrons and pa
tronesses we're Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Poulin. Mr.. and Mrs. James GilrOy,
Mr. and Mrs Louis Adelsperger. Mr..
and Mrs. William Cass. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Schumacher and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Crepeau- The committee in
charge Of the arrangements was
composed Of Miss Genevieve Hickey.
Miss Cecilia Scheiblehut, Miss Melita
DOnahue. Miss Marguerite Brehmer
and Miss Marguerite Reider.
Miss Helen Leusch. daughter of
Mrs. Clara Leusch. 434 +. Llsaue
av, and Charles Bredemus. son Of
Mrs. Barbara Bredemus, 512 +. La
sale av., were married in Chicago
Tuesday by Judge Henry Horner.
The couple was attended by Mrs.
John Devine IT, Of Chicago, sister
OF the groom as matrOn OF honor
and by John Devine. tr., as best man.
The bride wore an attractive travel
ing costume OF dark blue trimmed
In satin and Corsage OF white
sweet peas and valley lilies Mrs
Deviue was gOwned in a dark blue
rr~ff fr-fr in % Of
and a corsage bouquet OF pink sweet
peas Following the ceremony the
bridal party motOred 10 Lyons, H..
where dinner was served AT tho
Chateau des PLANES Mr.. and Mrs.
Bredemus left Tuesday evening for
New York and other points in the
east. They viii reside in South Bend
Mrs. George Clark. 1905 Huey St,
was hostess at a meeting Of the
Pleasant View w. e.. T. IT, which
was held at her home Wednesday
afternoon. The devotionals were led
by Mrs. Charles Hopkins. after
which "A business session was held
The members have decided 10 stand
for the enforcement of the Sunday
closing law Mrs. George Enterline
presented the subject Of the after
noon, which was "AmeTicaniZatiOn."
A general discussion followed Re
freshments were served TO 10 MEM
hers during the social hour. The
next meeting will be held at the
home OF Mrs. L. Brownfield, Ala W.
Lasalle av.. June 9.
The Foreign Missionary society OF
the Stull Memorial NJ l.. church
held it's regular monthly meeting
a NJ hn a
OF Mrs. William Allen, 213 Irving
ton av. Following the usual buei
ness session, Mrs. Thomas C-reAer
read a paper entitled THE &rden
OF the East" and Mrs. DonalS r. Du-
bail read a pamphlet aboet a "KO-
rean Medical Missionary. Nurse
Khang." A social hour vRs enjoyed
and refreshments serve TO nine
members. The next mee,.nE. which
Will DO in the nature Of children's
party. will be held az the church.
June Is.
An ali-day meeting Of the wom-
ans Guild OF the st. James Episco-
pal church was held Wednesday at
the home Of Mrs. Charles Gaskin,
4406 T. Monroe st. A pot-luck din
ner was served at noon TO 20 mem
bers, after which the guild meeting
was held and the remainder of the
time spent in sewing for the church.
The hostess was assisted by her
daughter. Mrs. Ernest Ulbricht. The
next meeting will be held in two
weeks at the same place.
Irwin Forker. Jackson I'd, was sur
rised Tuesday evening by a num-
Der Of relatives and friends. Dinner
was served at table conferred with
"A basket Of yellow and white spring
flowers. During the evening games
and music furnished entertainment.
Among the guests were Mrs. Jane
Newman of Wolcottville. Ind, Mr..
and Mrs. r. \. Parks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Forker Mr.. and Mrs r.. Den
nison Mr.. and Mrs Ray Barber and
daughters. Kathryn and Helen and
Miss Eva Watson, all Of South Bend.
Thirty-five members of the Broth
erhood of the Holy Trinity English
Lutheran church met Tuesday even
ing at the home of G. J. ReimoId.
4O9 y. Michigan st. for the election
OF officers which resulted with the
reelection OF all the former officers
who are J. r. Strandberg. president:
T.. r. Mcdonald, vice president; J.
a.. COrdtz. secretary, and J. c. Wiener,
treasurer During the social hour re-
freshmeutS were served. There Will
he another meeting held June L.
the place TO be announced later.
The Snowflake club was enter
tanned at the home Of Mrs Arthur
Priebe. 1899 W Washington av..
Wednesday afternoon. The time