South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28

The first OF 2 series OF pre-nuptisl
affairs 20 be given TN honor Of Miss
Dorothea KeeEan. Miss Evelyn To-
hulka and Miss Dorothy McCance.
April brides. was given Saturday
afternoon by Miss Dorothy Miller al
her home 10 l. Madison SO. The
affair which was in the nature OF an
Informal tea was attended bv sixty
guests who were received between
the hours OF and o'clock. Jon
quils and maiden-hair fern were
used DrOfusely in the decoration Of
the rooms and the tea table at
which Miss Eloise Kaufer and Miss
Ruth StOil presided The honor
guests were presented with corsagc
pOQuets Of sweet peas
saturday afternoon. April 90 from
20 O'Clock, Miss Catherine Guth-
RE. 222 s. William ST., will Doe hostess
at tea a. a courtesy 20 Miss Kecgan
and Miss MCCancc. Miss Frances
Iager 900 T. Washington ST.. will
entertain for Miss Keegan and Miss
MoCance with "A / o'clock luncheon
at the Robertson tea rooms. April s.,
and Miss Margaret sherman will be
hostess at a I o'clock luncheon att
her home. 3O7 =. Franklin ST.. com
plimentary - the three brides-eIect.
April z.
Miss Irene PYLE. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Pyle. 72S Leland av..
viii entertain with am informal
party Monday afternoon from 20
3 o'clock In celebration of her
eleventh birthday anniversary. The
Easter ColOrs and favOrs will be
L.. Il.
contests and music Will be the di-
versions Of the afternoon. The guest
list includes the Misses Mary Turn
or. Gladys Kelb. Marjorie RupeL
Catherine Smith, Jean Kerr, Mary
Louise Hunter. Bertha Ries. Irma
Nelson, Louise Ridenour, Carolyn
Siple Margaret Hoye. Alice MuesseI
and Margaret TOyne.
Invitations have been issued by
Dr. and Mrs Morton Brainard Kee-
gan. 422 W LaSalle av.. for the
marriage OF their daughter. Miss
Dorothea Virginia Keegan. to
Charles Walter SChadt, 512 W. COL
fax av The ceremony will be sol
emnized at the home OF the brides
parents Saturday afternoon April
10. az o'clock. Rev. g. A. Lippin-
colt officiating The bride will be
attended by her cousin, Miss Elsie
otto OF Charlottesville, Ind. as maid
of honor while Vernon Smith. of
Chicago. viii attend the bridegroom.
as best man. Reception 90 IS guests
will follow the service.
An event OF the spring social sea
son will be the informal dancing
party To be given April by the
at the Elks' temple. Patrons and
patronesses for the affair include
Mr.. and Mrs. r. a Bryan. Mr. and
Mrs. 5. l.. Bennett. Mr. and Mrs.
T. A. Miller Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
stephenson and DR.. and Mrs. r. ".
Hoffman. Those named on the
committees are, Miss Nellie Ribble,
general chairman; Mrs. George
Nanders. Miss Bess Mattern, Miss
Irene Pearson and Miss Sadie Kopf.
Preceding dancing. which VIII begin
at o'clock. guests will be received
i'm the parlor OF the Elks' temple.
Steimrich's orchestra of Elkhart will
furnish the music for the program
of dances
The music department OF the
South Bend WOman's club will pre-
soprano before the general cI1b
uler,h ers and thef- greets Tuee5a,.
afrernooD M o o.crocI- q, Tho ctTL
rooms. Miss Bear is said 10 have
charming voice of unusual range
and her appearance here is one OF
the euleDdid Tea t,,ves in tho ohm cs1-
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