South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-13

Mrs. Kenneth Beers. 1922 Migha-
waka av., was hostess 20 the Young
WOman's Home Missionary OF the
FIRST NJ r. church at her home
Monday evening. The mite boxes
were opened during the business ses-
sion after which "a letter Of thanks
from Or. j. a Burns. Of Oneida.
~, was read and a chapter OF the
text book. Christian Americaniza-
uon," was read by Miss Anna
Greene. A social time was enjoyed
and refreshments served 20 20
members. The place and date OF the
next meeting will DE announced
'ater.
Mrs. ". K. Bryan. 1O1 North Shore
Or, entertained the Monday After
noon Bridge club at a ] O'Clock
luncheon at her home Monday aft
ternoon. yellow jonquils forming
the attractive centerpiece OF the
daintily appointed table. Auction
bridge was played at three tables,
the first prize being awarded 10 Mrs.
Fred Cook and the second TO Mrs
Fred Reed. Mrs Russell DOwney
was a guest OF the club MIS-. J. W.
Bryan. 225 Z. Navarro St, will be
hostess TO the club In two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Frank. OF the
oliver hotel entertained with
o'clock dinner IN the Oliver dining
room Sunday evening in honor of
Miss Cecil Smith. Of ST. Mays col
lege, who will return TO her home
in Nashville. Tenn. Covers We're
laid for nine at a table attractively
centered with spring flowers. Among
the guests were Mrs. J. =. Thompson
FFrrr
son, Peter Smith and Barry HOltOn,
all Of NOtre Dame: the Misses Smith
and Miss Hortense Holton, students
of st. Mays.
The Silver side club was enter
tanned at an Orpheum theater party
Sunday evening In honor OF the nth
birthday anniversary of Miss Marie
Singler. Following the perform
ance informal entertainment was
enjoyed at the home OF the Misses
Lillian and Marie Singler, lis s
Hill ST., dancing and singing being
the diversions. a luncheon was
served to IA members. Miss Garnet
De Graf. OF Niles. was an Out-of-
town guest.
The Lincoln Literary club met on
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Emma
Reed. 1851 Laporte ac Following
the regular business session a short
program was given consisting OF
current history by the members,
which was in charge of Mrs. George
Myler. and a book review of Little
DOrrit," by Charles Dickens, by Mrs.
Fannie Copp. A social hour was en-
joyed and refreshments served to
nine members. The next meeting
will b. held at the home CT Mrs. c.
a. Pitcher. 528 y. Cushing st, or
April 90.
The Woman's auxiliary OF the
ELworth hospital held its regular
monthly meeting Monday afternoon
at the nurses home. A brief bust
ness session was held, after which
the time was spent In discussing
the graduating exercises which will
take place the latter part of May.
The next meeting will be held at
the same place May 10.
The Security Benefit association
will hold a social meeting at the w.
O. ". hall Wednesday evening. A
sketch. How the Story Grew" will
be presented and readings, singing
and dancing will be enjoyed. All the
members are invited 10 attend and
to bring their friends.
The marriage OF Miss Myra Flea
nor Barts. daughter of Mrs. T. A.
Barts, 213 s NOtre Dame av.. and
Joseph NJ. Cooper, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin r. Cooper, 919 y. Eddy
ST. was sOlemnized Monday morn
ing at the parsonage Of St Patrick
church, Rev. John +. DeGrOote. G..
:. c., performing the ceremony. The
couple was attended by Miss Sybil
Jennings as bridesmaid and Law
renee Daveline as best man. Miss
Jennings wore a suit dark blue with
hat to match and a Corsage bouquet
Of valley lilies and sweet peas. The
bride was attractive I'm "A travelling
suit OF dark blue tricotine with hat
OF black maline Her flowers were
also valley lilies and sweet peas.
After a short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs Cooper will be at home at 213
5. Notre Dame av.
pretty wedding Of marked sim
plicity was that of Mrs. Sophia
Wittner. SIS IL y. Lafayette blvd.
and Raymond = Nieb of Niles.
Mich. which took place Monday
morning az 10 o'clock at the par
sonage OF the Westminster Presby-
terrain church. Rev. a. NJ. Eells read
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