South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-02

- marriage Of Miss Edna Thorc.
ghter OF Mr.. and Mrs. AdOlph
ore. 1871 s. Carroll ST. 10 Ray
fond Peters. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
rniel Peters, s04 Franklin St. took
lace "Wednesday afternoon. Dee. 81.
IT the home of the brides parents.
4 Rev. A. H. Keck performed the Ger
emory. following which . supper
Was served 20 the members Of the
immediate family and relatives.
Roses and carnations carried out the
celyr scheme OF pink and white. Mr..
l and Mrs. william Hansell and fam
= ily. OF Michigan CITY. were the out
of-tovn guests. Mr. and Mrs. Pc
ters viii reside at 1911 S. Carroll 81
Mrs. Peter Patterson. Sumption
& Prairie I'd. entertained the stump
- Prairie Home Economic club
az her home Thursday. At noon n
buffet dinner was served 20 more
than % guests. The subject OF the
afternoons program was "Woman's
Suffrage" Mrs. Charles Byers gave
a review OF the Ratification Stu
alton" which was followed by a dis
cussion on suffrage. and Mrs. Arthur
Ort read a paper on "AmeriCanlza-
ton" Piano selections were given
by Miss Mildred Patterson. The next
meeting will be held at the home
OF Mrs. Charles Byers, Sumption
Prairie I'd, Feb. 3.
ono Of the most elaborate we'd
dings OF the New Year viii take
place Sunday evening at o'clock
at Beyler hail. when Miss Celia
Brown, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
II. Brown. OF Bremen. Ind. will be
united in marriage 20 Barney Ger
aid MoOren, 334 s. Taylor St, Rabbi
VI Shapiro and Rev. NJ T.. Altfeid
officiating. Following the services
reception will be held for 800
guests. Miss Brown is one of Bre-
mems most popular young ladies'
and is we'll known in this city Mr..
Mooren is president Of the Mooren
Fruit company.
A Christmas party was held in the
parlors OF the First Baptist church
for the members OF the beginners.
Iaprimary and junior classes Of the
Sunday school Wednesday from
32:3O until 4:30 O'Clock Games
Ewere the main diversion of lhe aft
x2On. but fee cream cores and
a. b proved 10 be as popular a
ire. Fifty children were pres
The party was in charge OF
slrs. A r. Shoily and Mrs. c. A.
stoler.
Dr. and Mrs. ]. y. Greene. SIS
more than 30 OF their friends at
their home Thursday afternoon.
F,They were assisted by Mr.. and Mrs
IT,. r Abernethy. Mr.. and Mrs a. G.
Rumpf and Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Bleuler. Miss Marjorie Blake. Miss
Lois Sartin and Miss Berntce Jones
presided in the dining room: Killar-
ney roses and fernery decorated the
rooms.
/. More than 100 friends OF Bishop
kand Mrs. John Hazen White were
Received by them at their home az
i9 w. COlfax av. New Years aft
Ernoon from 4 until Z o'clock. The
assistant hostesses were Mrs. s. r.
Pace. Mrs. f. r. Carr. Mrs. G.. r.
Kephart and r. Y. Hoffman. The
rsaSns were effectively decorated
18th palms and roses.
J Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher. 1916
y Iiami st. and Mr.. and Mrs clifford
H'effley, 1919 Miami st. entertained
"Wednesday night with progr essive \
n. - -
1880 o'clock 20 IS guests. Games.
Amusic and dancing formed the di-
ersion for the evening. Carnations
ere used 90 decorate the home.
! Miss Maria Studebaker. sol W.
.asalle av.. held open house at her
home New Years day. Miss Bessie /
ktaples acted az the assistant hos
sss Cyclamen blossoms and other /
Alants former the decorations. Re
shmsnts were served To more
= 40 guests.
4 Nh and Mrs. John J. SindHnger. /
~ W. Lasalle ay.. entertained the
following guests at New Years
, dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. .. II. Palmer
and son. Otto Palmer. Jr. Mr. and
Mrs Albert &. Sholly and Mrs. Z. !
r.. Good. The dccodations were of
Sreen and red
Ms. Frank Ambos 90 Fuer-
bringer ST.. entertained IA guests at
a watch party New Years eve. Pc
dro was played. the favors being