South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-31

prOvised altar which was placed be-
meath an arch OF ferns and bitter
sweet. AS the bride entered the
( living room where the ceremony was
/ performed the wedding march by
Mendelssohn was played by Miss
Norma Harvey Miss Nadine SLAMS
bury sister OF the groom attended
as bridesmaid and Forest Hoffman.
brother OF the bride served as best
man. The bride was gowned IN
brown satin trimmed with henna
georgette and wore brown satin slip
pers TO match her costume. Her
flowers were fashioned In a shower
bouquet OF valley lilies and white
rOsebuds
Mr.. and Mrs. Stansbury left i'm
mediately for western trip. They
viii be at home after March I at
Dallas, Tex.
Out Of town guests present at the
wedding were: Mr.. and Mrs. H J.
Stansbury and Miss Nadine STAINS
bury OF South Bend. Mrs. Laura
Mcdonald, LigOnier, Ind. Miss Nor
man Harvey. OF Garrett. Ind, and
Mrs. John w. Koch and daughter
Evadine OF indianapolis.
Mrs Lands II. Writ. 1922 Port
party at her home Thursday after
noon cCmplimenting the Misses Ann
and Mary WATSON OF Chicago who
are the house guests Of Mrs. 9. Z.
Montgomery. 1914 Woodward av..
and Miss Nettie CatrOn of Evanston.
Ill, who is the guest OF Mrs. H T..
Montgomery, Ironwood I'd. Attrac-
tive house decorations were achieved
in the profuse use Of roses. Dainty
refreshments were served at the
close Of the afternoon 10 is guests.
The regular busin ess meeting OF
the Gamma chapter of the Thalia
sorority was held at the home of
Miss Dorothy Crabb. Gle Sherman
av.. Tuesday evening. The next meet
ing will be held with Miss Margaret
Heidman. +. Indiana av.. at which
time four new members will be in
itiated. The committee in charge OF
the initiation includes Miss Marguer-
tie Martin. Miss Heidman and Miss
Margaret Geyer.
Mrs G.. Haslanger, Mrs. r z.
Cooley. O. II. Ford and Mrs. r. Ora
ham served as hostesses at the reg
ular meeting Of the Pythian tea
which was held Wednesday after
noon in the X. p. hall. Following
an afternoon spent with contests
and Christmas entertainments re-
freshments were served by the hos
tesses. There will be another meet
ing held at the same place in two
weeks
In celebration Of the birthday an
niversary Of her husband. Mrs.
Frank Toepp, 525 w Washi0~ton
av.. entertained with a family din
ner at her home Wednesday even
ing. Dinner was served 10 % guests
at O'Clock at a table appropriately
centered with large birthday cake
bearing candles of red and green. In
futhcranCe of the Nolir7 r,'i 80
other decorative motifs carried out
the Christmas color scheme.
A surprise-birthday party was
given Wednesday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. John Spencer. 215 E.
Howard st. ina honor Of their son.
Burton Howard Games and con-
tests and other forms of informal
entertainment featured the evening
NJ the close of which a luncheon was
served TO % guests In keeping with
the holiday spirit. wreaths OF holly
and Christmas bells decorated the
home.
Twelve alumni Of Indiana and
Purdue universities were entertain
ID Thursday with 2 o'clock lunch
| con I'm the Wedgewood room of the
! oliver hotel Representatives Of the
TWO universities were present. ID. w.
Horton of Mishawaka had charge Of
the arrangements.
An attractive I o'clock luncheon