South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18


and Mrs- James =. Dover. Roche
ter, y. y. The ceremony was per-
formed Monday morning at the
Sacred Heart church. Notre Dame.
Rev. John r. O'TIara officiating The
couple was attended by Miss Mary
Egan as bridesmaid and William
Connolly Of Dennis0n, o. % best
man.
The bride was attired I'm a travel
ing suit of navy blue duvetyn trim
med with Australian Opossium fur.
After the ceremony wedding break
fast was served in the WedgewOOd
room at the oliver hotel the table
decorations consisting Of Ophelia
roses and smilax.
Mr. and Mrs. Dover left imme-
diately after the reception for the
east, where they Will visit Buffalo,
Niagara Falls. Rochester, Washing
ton. j.. c.. and New YORK city. from
where they will sail early in Feb
ruary for South America making
their home at Lima, Peru. where Mr..
Dover has accepted q position with
the Peruvian government 70 assist
iu the reorganization OF their schools
OF instruction MRS. Raymond C..
Kingsley and Mr.. and Mrs. r. W.
ShOwalter OF indianapolis were out
Of town guests.
Twenty members Of the Dinner
club were entertained Sunday night
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Masters. 52g s. Carroll ST. Dinner
was served M o'clock and the
evening was ST ent socially. Mrs. Lew
Fleming will entertain the club on
Jan. rs al her home, 215 +. South
ST.
Mrs J. J.. Webster celebrated her
seth birthday anniversary Sunday
at the home of her daughter Mrs.
T. j. Staples 1898 Woodward av.,
with a family dinner. Thirty mem
bers were present The afternoon
was spent socially. and Ernest
Staples entertained with his
repertoire A buffet luncheon wa
served az night
The j. ". S. club of the Zion
Evangelical Sunday school held its
first meeting Saturday afternoon at
tho home of Miss Katherine Klug-
hardt. AIS y. Cushing 81. Needle
work was the diversion of the aft
ernoon. Refreshments were served
by the hostess following which
short business meeting was held.
officers were elected as follows.
Miss Iodine Kemnitzer, president;
Miss Emma StyLczynski. secretary.
Miss Clara Nedder, assistant score
tary. and Miss Marie \isch. treas
urcr The next meeting viii be held
Feb. 10 at the home OF Miss
Kemnitzer, So4 r. Lasalle ov.
The Hope class of the Zion
Evangelical church met ar the
home Of Miss cleo Davis. 322 y. stu
debaker IT, Saturday afternoon.
Contests were the diversion Of the
afternoon, and the contest favors
were awarded Miss Ottile Boyer and
Miss Irma Christman. Refreshmeut
were served 10 10 guests The class
will meet i'm four weeks at the home
Of Miss Dorothy Gordin. 32S ". La
sale av.
Miss Lillian Good and Claude HAY
were married Friday night a the
parsonage Of the Broadway Evan
geliCal church. the Rev. Garfield
Johnson officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hay will be at home at 1907 s.
Franklin ST.
The wedding of Miss Florence =
Johnson and Harry II. Virkler took
place Sunday afternoon at the First
Methodist church parsonage. Rev
Albert T.. MOnger officiating. Fol
lowing the ceremony a wedding din
ner was served at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r, r.
Johnson. 40S " Marion st. Mr. and
Mrs. Nirkler left for their home on
the Nirkler farm near Walkerton,
Ind
The Kare Knot club members
were entertained at dinner saturday
night by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cooley, 911 Lindsey st. Covers were
placed for 30 guests The evening
was spent with cards. and ravors
were won 10y Mrs. J. +. Campbell
Mrs. Dan Lontz. Jerry Voelkeus and
Fred Sears. In two weeks Mrs.
Fred Sears. Lincoln way F., will
act as hostess to the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Woodward.
522 s ST Joseph st. entertained
with "a T o'clock freside tea sun
day night az their home honOring
ward Lester Peacock. whose mar
riage Will take place on Jan % Tea
was served before open fire
around small tables. The house was
attractively decorated with spring
flowers. Jonquils and pussy willows
formed the principal theme