South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-21

I children's library. River Park and
Washington branch Libraries, and
/ the high school library. The even
Ing was spent socially and refresh
ments were served Spring flowers
were used effectively throughout the
house IN decorating
Those present were: Miss Virginia
Tut. Miss Ethel Baker. Miss ZOla
Moss. Miss Miriam Reyer. Miss Cert
rude George. Miss Bess Palmer,
Miss Edna Longley. Miss Florence
Bennett. Miss Pearl Thompson. Miss
Ethel Frost, Miss Gladys stump. Miss
Ruth Rulrson. Inez Paul. Mrs. Harry
Emerson, Miss Mary Taylor. and
Miss VI. Ames, clerk Of the board.
Miss Monica Horka, 42O y. Fran
els st. OF this city. recently attended
a round table tea party" in the
picturesque attic" OF Joe Mitchell
Chapple. well-known-lecturer and
editor Of the National Magazine in
Boston, Mass.
The occasion presented. involved
the welcome OF James J. Davis, sec
rotary Of labor, who was the guest
OF the evening. Prominent people
who attended the informal reception,
accompanying the secretary. were:
I Ernest Lovejoy, president OF the
Rotary club, II. d. Foss, Of the Foss
! Chocolate company. and F. z.
/ Wright, a well-knOwn Boston the
atrical manager together with rep
/ resentatives from Washington.
/ Miss Horka is ar present. a pupil
/ Of the New England Conservatory in
Boston. and helped in furnishing a
musical program for the guests
! One-hundred and fifty members
Of the Delta Alpha and Dorcas Bible
f classes Of the First Brethren church
attended a weiner and marshmallow
roast given by the Young Mems
/ Bible class Thursday night on the
banks Of the St. Joseph river near
/ St. Mary's academy. The next meet
/ ing Of the class will be at the home
Of Everett Wise, 31S Dayton St.
June Il, at which time officers will
/ be elected for the ensuing year.
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Of the Holy Trinity English Lutheran
church met Thursday night at the
I home Of Mrs. James Rasmussen, 40
: Sherman av. The devotionals were
/ in charge Of Mrs. Edward Motts. and
the subject was. THE Bibles Influ-
( ence on Civilization" A paper, en-
titled. 1.-THE Call Of South America
to North America" was read by Mrs.
y ]. s. Z. thinner. Mrs. Frank Rich
ardson told the story of a little New
Zealand girl, 'Parore." after which
the remainder Of the topic was pre-
scented by the leader. A social hour
was enjoyed during which refresh
ments were served. The next meet
ing Will be held the evening OF June
Is at the home Of Mrs. +. J. Nelson,
1901 w. Oak st.
Twelve members and one guest,
7 Mrs. J. Dowing were present at the
meeting OF the Victory club which
was held at the home Of Mrs. John
OFT, 316 Carroll St, Thursday after
noon The next meeting will be
held in two weeks at the home Of
Mrs. Henry Hamer, $40 w. Thomas
st.
! Announcement has been made
I here OF the marriage Of Miss Mary
Alice Watt, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Watt of jack
son, Mich, and Robert Glenn
Schroeder of South Bend which took
place last Tuesday at the home Of
the brides parents.
Palms. fern and dogwood bios
SONS formed the improvised altar
before which the service was read
by Rev NJ E Reusch of the St.
Lukes NJ. L, church. Pink and white
roses were used in house decOra-
tions. Miss Laura Ingraham attend
ed as bridesmaid and Forest Whit
mer Of South Bend. brother Of the
groom, served as best man. There
were two little flower girls. The
bride wore a gown OF point d'esprit
over white satin with a tulle veil
and coronet Of orange blossoms. Her
flowers were a shower bouquet OF
brides roses and valley lilies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schroeder viii be
at nome 1T -4O lHllu ST. JaNhSSAif
Mich, after June I.
Mrs. B. J. Brehmer. $40 n. Notre
Dame av., entertained with a mis-
I cellaneous shower Thursday night at
her home honoring Miss Helen
Scherman, whose marriage will take
place next month. A novel presenta-
ton Of the gifts was made from a
yellow basket that was suspended
from the ceiling. Luncheon was
served to 10 guests at a table at
ltractively appointed in yellow and
white A miniature figure gowned In
a taffeta frock that completed the
color scheme conferred the table. The
refreshments furthered the color de-
sign. The place Of the guest Of hon
or was marked with a lovely cor
sage of yellow daisies.
The members OF the Kings Daugh-
ters Bible class OF the First Evan
gelical church held their regular
business session at the Home OF
Mrs. Irene Hayden. COS w Battell
St. Mishawaka, Thursday night
Nineteen members were in attend
/ ance. Following the business meet