South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-16
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49, -re one given los SIR. AMI
air O. BirdseIl for go guests
AZ Mrs " r.. Fetes had a
party 20 rs rrrtg Mr. InG Mrs.
r ...rfa son entertained 10
rlmher of the younger set. COM
r-..r-loe their neice Miss Celesta
e. henson oC Indianapolis Their
Ear included besides Miss stephen
som lfIe- Katherine Coonlcy. Miss
N.--r LoneIey. Mss Marie Kersey,
sr Jeanette Diden0ur. Arthur
Pr aIl James Jude, Jr-. John Bow
rra. Norman Feite9 and Hugh
Sfertenson
1r~ and AIRS. G. a Macdonald
herarrd their uncle. Dr A j. Mac
poralf ard Mrs Macdonald Of
Kars city. Mo. by entertaining a
parts including Mr.. and Mira Melvin
Is lrx Str and Mrs Kenyon Mix
ana 1rr ard Mrs Willard Fleming.
Harry K-eist had reservations for
u and T.. 81 Ahara for 4 besides
many smaller reservations were
made.
TIE Notre Dame jar orchestra
under the direction n Percy Con-
pouv and including William Brown,
Dinner Cavanaugh and Joseph
Thomas will furnish the music for
the Autumn Frolic 20 be given at
tho oliver hotel Saturday evening
hororiug college students leaving the
titv and those returning TO Notre
Dame.
. Miss Helen Hanley. sos y St.
Louis blvd. entertained the Merry
Six club Thursday afternoon. Games
and refreshments were features OF
The afternoon. The next meeting will
be held with Miss Dorothy Tubbs,
612 Howard ST.. Sept. p.
The Sewing circle Of St. Peters
Evangelical church met Thursday
afternoon in the church parlors. Mrs
Nettie Heiermann and Mrs. Carrie
eNeitzeI were hostesses- The after
sno9n was spent socially The circle
will meet in two weeks In the church
parlors-
The Jolly Nine club was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. f. Frank. 4O7 S.
sFrankIin ST. The afternoon was
spent az cards. The next meeting
will be announced later.
The Women's Home Missionary
OF The First NJ z. church held a
meeting I'm the Friendship room OF
1.-THE church Thursday afternoon. Mrs
Mckenzie spoke on Work Among
fthe Southern Negroes" following
which Mrs Julian gave a talk on
Preparedness for Missionary Work"
The next meeting Will be held IN two
weeks in the church parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Frank Cole,
5 r23 Park av. have issued invita-
= tons for the marriage OF their
daughter. Ruth Elizabeth Cole, TO
EIwyn NJ. Moore Of Tulsa, Okla, son
of Mr.. and Mrs NJ. r. Moore OF Ke-
vance. III. which Will take Place on
the evening of Sept % at s o'clock
az the Chain lakes Country club.
The members OF the bridal party
= include Miss Katharyn Cole. sister
F. OF the Miss Cole. who WI be the
maid Of honor. the bridesmaids will
be Miss Caroline Moore sister OF
Mr.. Moore Of Kewanee Ill. Miss
= Agatha Clarke and Miss Marjorie
p Sweet of this city Thomas T. Moore.
4 brother Of Mr. Moore Of Tulsa,
Okla will serve as best man and the
E uehers include Thomas n Beacon
g. o. Chicago, Harold Delaney Of Dali
las Texas and W Francis Fox.
e jr. ~ Indianapolis.
Announcement is made OF the
marriage Of Miss Aletha Lee 227
f I.aoorte av. and T. G. Whitcomb,
which took place Wednesday morn
ing at 10 clock at the home Of the
bride Or James J. Gardiner pas
tor of St PauTs Memorial church
= officiating in the presence OF the i'm
mediate families.
The bride wore a travelling suit OF
wijuiEht blue. with a black hat and
her corsage was OF brides roses and
valley lilies
After two weeks eastern triT
SIR. and Mrs whitcomb will be al
home az $50 EdEewater DIR.
Mrs. r. Rifle 1909 High st. en-
tertaincd Wednesday afternoon II
honor or the sixth birthday OF her
son. Kenneth. the guests including
TO II his LITTLE friends and theil
mothers I'm the contests favors were
won by Dorothy and Marguerite
FathereilI and Jane Cary. The
mothers sTent the afternoon a
cards Mrs. a. Fathergill and Mrs
p J. Brewer being the winners Of the
flvcrs
Ir celebration ~ The S6th birthday
az Mrs Nary Saiotf. the Ladies' AID
2 society % Emmanuel Methods
ha-eh was entertained WEDNESDAY
afternoon as The home ~ Mrs Mary
Eeuuoe daughter Of Mrs Saloff ST.
" Main ST. Mrs Saloff Is the oldes
member or the Aid society. The az
-c-uocu was spent In the singing OF
OH hymns and luncheon was served
to IS guests
program 81 unusual interes
= featured -le meeting OF the Wo
raH's Home Missionary s)ciety o
ST. Paurs Memorial church Wed
uesday afternoon. which was helC
i1 the narlors Of the church and wa!
in charge of Mrs. James l. Gardi
g rcr delightful musical preceded
che regular meeting A group o
thrca songs "\ymphs and Fawns.
= by Bcr1berg. "A Birthday b,
Cohen. and Mighty Like a Rose
ty Kelvin was sung by Miss Marian
Cadv followed hy a group hy Mrs