South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-20
Clubs

A children's day program will be
presented by the Sunday school OF
the Conference Memorial United
Brethren church Sunday at 7:45
o'clock. A playlet, Gods Flower
land" - TO be presented.
The leading character. Stranger"
viii De taken BY Miss Lucille Gerber
The Stranger Is a respondent or
phan girl. drifting IN the world, who
does not know God. She meets
Gods ambassadors. The Flowers.
and learns 70 know His love This
love brings her Joy and she takes
her place among the faithful
other characters are Hope, por-
trayed By Inez Me-idith; Truth by
Margaret Martin: Love by Esther
Summer by Garnet StiisOn; Angel OF
Flowers by Alta Bunger: and chill
Cren's day by Alice Burmeister
The supporting characters are
Daisies junior girls Violets. prim-
airy girls: Roses. primary girls. But
tercups. junior boys: Lilies. junior
girls. Pansies. primary boys. Bios
bOms. beginning and cradle roll:
roll Host OF Angels, Junior girls
Word has been received here Of
the cement OF Miss Edith Phelps
OF Princeton, H.. and John Garrison
OF New York city. Miss Phelps was
formerly supervisor OF art in the
South Bend public schools and has
recently been teaching IN New York
city. The marriage OF Miss Phelps
and Mr.. Garrison viii take place
IN August at Princeton.
The marriage OF Miss Ethel
Theme and Charles Chadwick Of
Chicago took place Friday afternoon
at O'Clock at st. Mels church. Chi
cago. Miss Catherine Reynolds.
616 ~. St Peter St, attended the
bride as bridesmaid. Miss Mary
Reynolds and Miss Edna Hartford
also Of the city were guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rome Stephenson,
2c1 North Shore dr., complimented
their house guest. Miss Minna Louise
Overton Of Louisville. KY, with
dinner Saturday evening at Edge
water hotel. st. Joseph, Mich. Ten
guests motored to the hotel for the
occasion.
Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. MedOra Harding for the mar
crime Stevens 10 DIR. Lorenzo August
Rausch. The wedding will take
place on Thursday evening. June %.
at o'clock at the First Methodist
Episcopal church.
Plans for the summer were dis
cussed at the meeting OF the NJ. y |
club held Friday evening at the home
Of Miss Mary kathryn Wriman, Ga
Leland av. Music and dancing were |
diversions Of the evening and re-
freshments were served.
Announcement has been made of |
the marriage of Miss Belle Fable |
OF New York city and George Nc |
Cabe OF this city which took place /
In New York. June 5. Mr.. and Mrs |
McCabe arrived here Saturday after /
a trip 10 Niagara Falls They will be |
at home at the Fortuna Farm.
arrived here Saturday after a trip 10 I
Niagara Falls. They will be at home |
at the Fortuna Farm.
Charles II. Brinsmald OF Mime |
Rpolis, Mimi. has returned home af- /
ter being the guest during the past !
week OF his sister. Mrs. Tabor Ham. /
lis w. Grove st.
St Patrick's church was the scene /
or one OF the most beautiful late
spring weddings, Saturday morning /
at o'clock when the marriage Of /
Miss Catherine Winifred Guthrie, \
daughter OF Mrs. Flora S. Guthrie.
222 s. William. St. and Raymond !
A. Schaub, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Schaub OF Whiting, Ind. was
solemnized. Rev. John +. DeGroote, \
pastor OF ST. Patrick's church Of /
Heating.
A hak hours organ prelude was \
rendered by Prof. John J. Becker /
OF Notre Dame university as the \
guests were being seated. FOR the \
entrance march he played the /
Bridal Chorus" from 'Isohengrin" /
and as the occasional, Mendels- 4
Eohn's wedding march. During the 4
ceremony. Miss Florence Guthrie }