South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-01
Clubs


VII be solemnized at nigh noon at
81 Patrick's church when Miss Mar
garet McInerny. daughter Of Mrs
Bertha McInern-. 1925 $. Michigan
81. and Lieut. Frank O. Hogan. son
II Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Hogan. Of
Dixon. ILL.,. viii be married. The
ceremony will be performed by Rev.
John +. DeGroote. G. 5. G.
The attendants will be Miss Mary
=. McInerny and John McInerny.
aunt and uncle OF the bride. A
dress OF dark blue taneta with hat
TO match and a cOrsage Of brides
roses and sweetpeas will be- worn by
The bride, and Miss McInerny will
wear a peacock blue velvet suit with
hat 20 match and corsage similar
20 the brides.
Following the ceremony break
fast will be served at the home OF
the brides parents 10 the immediate
family and a few friends The cOu
pie Will leave during the day for
Chicago and after a short wedding
trip VIII be al home at 1925 S Mich
igan ST.
Numerous social affairs which
we're largely attended marked the
going Of the old and coming Of the
New Year The largest Wednesday
evening being the formal dance held
al the Indiana club rooms which
was attended by more than $50
members Of the Indiana and Uni
Versities clubs. Jules STEMS Orches-
ira, Of Chicago. and the Synocopat-
ing Five. Of this city, alternately
furnished the music for the dane
ing which began at nine o'clock and
continued until two Dinner was
served at midnight A female quar-
tet. OF Chicago. furnished the en-
tertainment features At the Oil
Yer hotel the fourth annual dinner
dance was held i'm the Rotary room
and lobby. DOnahue's orchestra be-
gan playing AT nine o'clock. Din
ner was served 20 200 guests on the
mezzanine floor at 1880 O'Clock aft
ct which the dancing was resumed
Land continued until the wee hours
- the morning. The 10 DO club
ntertained It's couples at the Elk's
temple. The LaSalle orchestra play
SEg the program OF dances. Favors,
>eonfetti and serpentine streamers
added to the festive celebrations.
Several of the local clubs were
also entertained. among them be-
ing Centennial club which held n
Watch party at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam. Butzbach 1914 8. St. JOS
eph ST. There were more than 25
members and their husbands pres
ent Games and music were diver
sions OF the evening and sumner
was served at II o'clock The mem
bers OF the Nonpariel club were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Woltess 400 Z. Broadway The r.
.. 9. GLIB at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Peterson. 90 Grand
view av.; the Newcomers club at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs Charles
LorenZ 1924 r. Donald st. and the
Epworth league OF the German NJ.
T.. church at the home Of Mr.. and
Airs. Benjamin Koenig EOS w. La
sale av
Miss Jeanette Ridenour. 6O7 y.
Main St. assisted oy Miss Jeanne
Grouse. gave a tea Wednesday aft
ernOon as courtesy to Miss Betty
Baker. the house guest OF Mrs. w. A.
Babbitt. FL w Navarro. There
were sc guests present. Miss Doris
Campbell. Miss Lois Walters and
Miss Baker poured. The rooms
were prettily decorated with Christ
mas candles. Miss Marie Kersey
and Mary Louise Snyder will enter
tain at a tea Friday afternoon at
the home OF the former. $50 ".
Madison ST.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Z. Bryan. 1O1 \.
Shore DIR. entertained IS couples at a
dancing party Wednesday evening.
The ball room of their home was
lighted with a large Christmas
tree. the cosy corners being dec
rated with the Christmas colors
Christmas bells and festoons OF
nd green furthered the holt
notif. Roys' orchestra of
kaka furnished music for
kncing a luncheon was
bd the guests remained until
Year.
arjorie Bryan. daughter of
Mrs. Bryan. was hostess to
s at a dancing party Mon
Roys orchestra also
j. the dancing then.
incement has been made Of
frriage OF Miss Helen Clark.