South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-29


on the evening OF Aug. 10, at o.
cIocE az their home, 434 Lincoln way
T Aflsha waiCa.
Affairs honoring Miss Mix 20 be
Niveu next week are. a dinner at the
home OF Miss MadelOn Shidlrr, $50
X lafayette st. wednesday evening.
and a dinner at the Chain-o' Lakes
Country CLUB on the following even
inz. at which Miss Josephine Ahara,
Tic Lincoln way T.. Nishawaka, will
lie hostess.
As a courtesy 20 her house guest,
Miss Ruth Cushman OF Norwich, y.
Y. Ms Arva Yeagley, $50 Park av-,
entei tanned II young women gradu-
etes. students and former stud ents
OF smith College at North Hampton.
Mas. with a 1880 O'Clock luncheon
a. the Country Club Thursday after
noon The luncheon table was most
attractive IN It's color scheme OF gold
and white. the college colors. garden
flowers being used TO effectively FUR
Their the color scheme.
Place cards Indicated the places OF
the following young women, all Of
whom are former Smith College girls
from northern Indiana: Miss Ruth
Andrew, Miss Georgiana Morrison
and Hiss Kathryn Michael. all OF
IAp0rte. Ind. Miss Genevieve Smith,
Roshester. Ind. Miss Aernice Decker.
Fall River. y. Y, the guest OF Miss
Smith. Miss Thelma Ledbetter. Mich
fgan City, Ind. Miss Gertrude Win
dlsch. Cincinnati, o.. the guest OF
Miss Ledbetter, Miss Margaret Hum
phrey. Kalamazoo, Mich. the guest
OF Mrs. r. L. Peacock. Miss Mary
Daneler. Goshen. Ind. Miss Isabel
Hoopingarner E1khart. Ind, Miss
Cushman and Miss Louise Studeba-
ker. Mise Margaret Myers, Mrs.
Owen Windel. Miss Sarah Llppin-
colt Miss Madelon Shidler and Miss
Yeagley, OF South Bend.
Miss Annette Frank. AT Franklin
st. entertained IS guests Wednesday
afternoon I'm celebration OF her birth
day anniversary. Pink and white
garden flowers formed the decora-
ton OF the home. Music and con-
tests occupied the afternoon, fav-
ors being awarded the Misses Ruth
Stern. Thelma Smith Buddy Frazier
and Pauline Fisher.
With a simple but very impress
sive ceremony. Miss Marguerite
Louise Addison. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. S. Addison, 1921 Woodward
av.. became the bride OF Fred /.
Steinmetz. son OF Mrs. Ellen Stein
metz. 52s Dubail av.. wednesday aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock. The ceremony
was performed in front Of the fire
place banked with palms and pink
and white garden flowers, Rev. 3.
D Beck. pastor OF Grace NJ. L.
church, officiating.
The Mendelssohn wedding march
played by Mrs. II. NJ FlOtner OF
Mishawaka, announced the entrance
or the bridal party. and Il Love You
Truly was played during the cere-
mony.
The bride was most attractive IN
her simple gown OF pale pink geor-
gette trimmed in tiny ruffles OF the
same material. and carried a bOu-
Quet of brides roses. She was at
tended by Miss Mary Doran as
bridesmaid. who wore a frOck OF
pale pink organdy and carried an
arm bouquet OF white daisies. Ken
meth Brewer served as groomsman.
Luncheon was served TO the So
guests Immediately following the
ceremony After a short trip Mr..
and Mrs. Steinmetz will be at home
at 52S Dubsu av
Members OF the Eideen club AMI
their families We're entertained Wed
nesday evening with a picnic din
ner at Pottawatomie park by Mrs.
~ EIer. Mrs. +. Batson. Mrs. 2.
Shine. Mrs. J. Hiu and Mrs. II
Heintzelman. The table was made
lovely with quantities OF garden flow
ers. places Being laid for 50 guests,
among them were Mrs. NJ. Henne-
kers and daughter. Grace. and son,
William OF St Louis Mo. and the
Misses AHeen and Helen Fisher OF
Waterloo. Ind.
In celebration OF her 18th birth
day anniversary Miss Mildred Kno-
block was surprised wednesday
evening by 40 OF her friends at her
home. 1902 5. Michigan st. The dec
Grafton OF the home consisted Of gar
den flowers in pink and white and
the lawn was attractively lighted
with Japanese lanterns. Music and
dancfng occupied the evening. \
buffet luncheon was served from a
table conferred with a huge birth
day cake.
Much interest IS being taken IN
the first invitation golf tournament
for women. which VIII be played
Friday 90 the Country club. Many
81 the women golfers from all the
suburban towns viii participate.
The trophies already given are a
Iarge silver steak plate which will
60 TO the champion player and was
given by A. r. Erskine; DR.. c. c.
Terry save a gold bag; Frederick
FISK. q silver flower basket. J. NJ.
studebaker. silver bread trav: D.
Pollock. Eolf stick; r. Dunnnuck,
boudoir thermos carafe: Millmore
corporation. six Jars best cold
candy box other prizes viii be
furnished by the club. Ladies OF
the Country club are invited out 20
watch the tournament.
Among the many private parties
attending the dance az Hudson lake
"Wednesday evening was one ar
ranged in honor OF Miss Marian
Collins. Miss Julia Collins OF Mich
lgan City Miss Dorothy Bateman,
hamilton. o.. Mss Marian Kissinger
I'D MS Monica Takeogh OF Nil