South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23

discussion followed the program
The meeting was attended hy IS
menb ers- Guest day will be- OBJ
served by the department NOV. ~
Nrs Victor Jones viii present the
dramatic tion Of short story The
committee in charge viii be- COM
posed Of Mrs W r. Campbell. Miss
Marie Noedisch. Mrs Thad Keller.
Mrs. Eugene Warner Mrs. La
Rue smith Miss Evelyn Fulmer.
and Miss Hazei Rennoe.
The marriage Of Miss Ruth PARK
daughter OF 1Ir and Mrs J Park
1907 S. Miami st. and George Mar
Ohm, son Of AIr. and Mrs r Marohn,
Niles I'd. took place Saturday morn
ing az 8 o'clock at the home Of the
brides parents. Rev r. d. Beck
officiating at the double ring ccre-
mOny The bride was attended by
AIiss Eileen Everett as bridesmaid
who wore a f~ock of robin egg blue
georgette and carried an arm bOu-
quet of Columbia roses. The bride
was attired in a gown Of pale rose
GCOrgette and carried shower
bouquet of Cecil Drummer roses.
Marvin Park OF Beloit, Wis, brother
Of the bride served the groom as
best man. Following the service d
wedding breakfast was served 20
members OF the immediate families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marohn left for a trip
10 New York city and other eastern
points. They will make their home
i'm south Bend
Miss Jessie Kinney was hostess 10
members Of the Reclamation circle
at meeting held Friday evening at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Ruth.
30 T.. Broadway. Miss Bernice
Morse was initiated into the society
During the social hour music and
contests were the entertainment fea-
lures and favors in the latter were
awarded 10 Miss Wilma Season ana
Miss Bess Morse. Refreshments
were served. Garden Chrysantne-
NUNS decorated the house. Monday
evening the circle will meet with
Miss Naomi Martin, 329 y. NOtre
Dame av.
A pretty 1 o'clock luncheon
Thursday honoring Miss Bernice
Wells, 1907 6. Michigan St, "A bride
ri next Thursday, was given by Mrs
" S. Williams, 521 Allen st. Places
were laid for six guests at table
yellow pom poms.
The members Of the Phuathea
class of the First Baptist church
were entertained at social and
business meeting held Friday even
ing in the church parlOrs. A pot
luck supper was the feature of the
early evening. Election of officers
for the new year resulted in the fol-
lowing selections: Miss Pauline En-
terline was chosen president; Miss
Hazel Boyd, vice president; Miss
Marie Meyers. secretary and Mrs
Guy Wilson treasurer. Miss Mar
garet Sykes and Miss Eva Hine were
appointed members of the program
committee, Miss Irene Pearson,
Mrs. Bertha Shank and Miss Mary
Flick. entertainment committee;
class night chairmen, Miss Vera SUIT
sin and Miss Edna Marquett It
was decided that the society should
present a missionary play entitled.
Broken China" early in the win
ter. Plans were formulated for the
dressing of a doll in American
clothes 10 be sent TO China as a
model from which the Chinese
girls may copy their costumes. There
viii be another meeting Nov. 20.
Nine mem bers of the class of 1916
of the South Bend Kindergarten
Training school were entertained at
dinner Thursday evening by Mrs.
Gail SeybOld, Laporte av. The table
was centered with an empire bas-
ket of roses. Informal entertain
ment occupied the latter part OF the
evening.