South Bend news-times., 1921-04-13
SOCIETY

SOCIEI I
Vsrisgated spring flowers were
the decorations used IN the home OF
Mrs. ". =. Bryan. 1O1 North Shore
drive, who acted as hostess 20 tho
Musicians club Tuesday evening
\ buffet supper was served al
o'clock 20 IS guests. The remainder
OF the evening was spent socially.
The next meeting VIII be held az
the home OF Miss Josephine Decker
515 y. Scott street.
The Twelve Bellies club was en-
tertained Tuesday evening at tho
home OF MISS Fern Davidson. S17
Harrison avenue. The evening was
spent socially with music, at the
close Of which refreshments were
served. The next meeting viii be
held IN two weeks az the home Of
Miss Bertha Stoeckinger, 511 f.
Third street. Mlshawaka,
= Contest favors were awarded Mrs
Otto Goffeney and Mrs. Z. F. James
az the meeting OF the Tuesday
Night club. which met at the home
OK Mrs. Edward Lang. 500 z. Cedar
street At the close Of the evenin 3
a lunch was served az a table pref
tily decorated with spring flowers
and candles, TO nine guests and two
visitors, Mrs @. A. Johnson OF
LaPeer, Mich, and Mrs Goneney
The next meeting viii he held at
the home OF Mrs Leonard IT. Lang
1z9 y. 81. Louis street.
y. A Wagner. Lincoln way w,
entertained eight friends with n
card party at his home Monday
evening. Refreshments were served.
The marriage OF Miss Bernice
Bowers, daughter OF J. +, Bowers,
s. Michigan 81. rd., and Robert c.
Cook. son or William Cock, Michigan
~. I'd. took place Tuesday morning
at 8 o'clock at st. Patrick's church,
Rev. L. NJ. Moenich officiating.
They were attended by Miss Irene
Beutter, cousin OF the groom, and
Leo L. Cook. brother OF the groom.
The bride was gowned IN white
duchess satin. lace trimmed. and
wore a full length veil caught with
valley lillies. She carried a bouquet
OF brides roses. Miss Beutter wore
a gown OF grey crepe de chine with
hat 10 match. and carried a bouquet
OF pink roses.
Following the ceremoney n reCep-
f. L .f.f l. .,
rs guests. The bride was graduated
from the South Bend High school in
1917. After a short wedding trip to
Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. Cook viii be
at home at 214 Z. Calvert st. Those
attending the wedding from out-of-
town were c. J.. Cook and family of
Mlshawaka, and IT. J. Hummer OF
Worsham college. Chicago.
Honoring Mrs. George Jepson,
who will leave soon 10 make her
home in Vermont. Mrs. George L.
Bill, 1905 s. Michigan ST.. enter
tained the Circle Of Service with a
thimble Tuesday afternoon. The
rooms where % guests were re-
ceived. were decorated with spring
flowers. Light refreshments were
served.
a reading by Mrs. J. G. Yeagley
on the pitcher Plant and "Wild
Flowers" opened the meeting OF the
Nature Study department OF the
Progress club, Tuesday afternoon in
the club rooms. The reading was
followed by a paper on "The Cedars'
by Mrs. Leo Ranger, who also read
the poem. April" from Whittier
During the business session. Miss
Harriet Keller appointed the foEOw-
ing women on the program COM
mittee for the ensuing year: Mrs.
Fred Epbel, Miss Amanda McCOmb
and Mrs Ernest Young. Although
April 26 Will close the regular meet
ings for the club year the depart
ment voted 20 hold meetings during
the sumer which viii be in the form
OF field trips.
Supper was served at 6;15 O'Clock
Tuesday evening in the Y. W. c. a.
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