South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-24

\ the Bridal Chorus from "Lohen-
grin" as the professional and during
| the ceremony Meditation" was
I played on the violin BY Miss Har-
| riett Beckman. sister OF the groom.
\ The bride was attended by Miss
/ Florence zimmerman OF Dcgansport.
/ Ind. who wore a dress Of orchid or
candle with trimmings OF pink and
I hat 20 match and carried an arm
\ bouquet OF pink roses The brides
/ gown was OF cream georgette over
/ satin made plain and her tulle veil
/ fell 20 the hem OF her dress. Her
I flowers were lilies OF the valley. The
I groom's attendant was his brother.
Stanley Beckman of Akron.
Following the ceremony a we'd
\ ding breakfast was served at the
/ Gladstone hotel to the Immediate
/ Ing a short lake trip Mr. and Mrs
/ Beclman will be az home at AL
\ ". Thornton St, Akron, o.
Out OF town guests at the cere-
mOny were Mr.. and Mrs. A. f.
I Beckman, parents OF the groom and
/ Miss Harriet Beckman, sister OF
\ the groom OF Ottawa, o. Stanley
I Beckman. brother OF the groom Of
Akron, Miss Gladys Cotton, cousin
Of the bride. and Miss Florence
I zimmerman OF LOgansport, Ind
I Mr.. and Mrs. Beckman are both
/ former members Of the News-Tirnes
editorial staf. Mr.. Beckman was
also student Of Journalism at
| Notre Dame university
: The marriage of Miss Clara Mary
! Muessel. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Muessel. 1417 Elwood av.,
and Richard Paul Krause. son Of
! Mrs. Clara Schloerke. 515 L. Colfax
av., took place Wednesday morning
at $3.50 O'Clock at the home of the
! brides parents. Rev. Waldemar
Goffeney officiating. The attendants
were Miss Helen Haslanger and
Leonard Poehlman. A wedding
breakfast was served TO members
| OF the bridal party and the imme-
date families following the cere-
mony. Mr. and Mrs. Krause left for
short wedding trip and after July
/ 1 they will be at home at 1917 Ell
wood av.
Members of the Tuesday club
were entertained at the home Of Mrs.
Carl Eager. 321 N Francis st.
| Tuesday evening. The time was spent
socially and refreshments were
! served TO eight members and two
out of town guests. Mrs. c. E
Jacobson Of Dover. Idaho. and Mrs
W. ID. Armstrong of Montreal, Can
AT the meeting to be held July 6
the hostess will be Mrs. Otto j.
Lang. IL ). St. Louis blvd.
Forty-six members and friends Of
the Wesley club of the German NJ.
L. church enjoyed an outing at the
plant of the Concrete Products cor
pOrae.on. Ewing av. and Ernsperger
I'd, Tuesday evening. In the contests
which had been arranged by the en-
tertainment committee prizes were
awarded 10 Otto Beyrer. Mrs. Anna
Eckert Mrs. Benjamin Koenig. Ken
meth Farnham and Miss Irene Stark.
A wiener roast followed and Ice
cream and cake were served. on
I Thursday afternoon members Of the
sewing circle OF the church Will con-
duct an apron sale at the larson
age. S11 w. Wayne St
Ten guests were entertained at a
I O'Clock luncheon Wednesday at the
home OF Mrs. Stanley A. Clark, sos
I r. Jefferson blvd, as courtesy to
| Mise Marjorie Warner whose mar
riagt will take place June 30.
DIT LeOna X. Stevens, whose mar
riage will take place Thursday even
ing. was honor guest at a ] O'clock
luncheon at the Robertson tea room
Wednesday at which Miss Carey
Belle Kuntz. 1929 3. Michigan St,
was hostess. A bouquet OF daisies
formed the table centerpiece and a
cOrsage of the same flowers marked
the place OF DR.. Stevens. Among the
daughter. Virginia OF Quincy, ILL.,,
Mrs NJ. Morford and son, Thomas.
and DR. Geraldine Stevens. all of St
Louis. Mo.
The Misses Edna and Esther Hos
Ter were hostesses to members OF the
Sunshine class Of Lowell Heights
church Tuesday evening. Devotionals
were led by Mrs. Deako and contest
fRvors were won by Miss Evelyn
Larkin and OrlO Miller Refresh
ments were served Miss Ruby
Zehendner. STA r. Sorin st. will
entertain the members July IL.
The wedding of Miss Edna Powers
daughter OF Herbert Powers of
Mishawaka, and Harry Marquart.
First Baptist church Wednesday aft
mony was performed by Rev. L. S
Davis.
An attractive home wedding OF
Wednesday afternoon was that Of
Miss Nellie r. Livengood. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Q. r. Livengood.
1920 s. Main St, and Guy Bodley
| Wilson, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wilson OF Three Rivers. Mich.