South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13

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Ackeman gave a paper on "A1exi-
cans in the United States. and
letter from a missionary in Mexic
was read BY Mrs G. L. Becker.
Latin Americans" was the subject
discussed by Mrs. A c. Pommert.
Victrola selections were enjoyed
during the social hour. Tea was
poured by Mrs. Hertle. Mrs. II. NJ
Rogers. Mrs. Delmar Washburn and
Mrs. Elmer Lavarans at a tea table
made attractive with bridal wreath.
which was also used effectively in
decorating throughout tho home. On
June Q the members viii be the
guests OF Mrs. Alderman. SIS Z.
Ohio 81.
Mrs Otto Collmer. 500 S. Clinton
st, was hestess Thursday afternoon
10 the south section OF the Woman's
League OF the First NJ. E. church.
Assisting the hostess were Mrs. c. 5.
Taylor. Mrs. Marshall Hughes. Mrs.
George Freymuth. Mrs. II. p. Lake.
Mrs. NJ. w. Roberts. Mrs. Carrie
Hutton. Mrs. Martha Rollins and
Mrs. Durham. A feature OF the en-
tertainment for the afternoon was a
reading BY Miss Virginia Roberts. A
combined meeting OF the north and
south sections Of the league Will be
held the second Thursday in June
at the country home Of Mrs. Z. B.
Ripple. Chippewa I'd.
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Zion Evangelical church met Thurs
day afternoon for a quilting bee at
the parish school. The meeting was
attended by As members and the
hostesses were Miss Barbara Troe
ger. Mrs. Mary Troeger. Mrs. An
drew TroeEer and Mrs. Lawrence
Macht May 26 is the date an
nounced for the next meeting.
Mrs. c. K. Kuehne. 111s Portage
av.. was hostess TO the members of
the Young Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary society of the First NJ r.
church last evening. Miss Ida Lovet.
gave the lesson study on 1.-The
Translation Of the Bible" and Miss
Cora Lyndal read an article on
China" Thirteen members were
in attendance. The next meeting
will be held June Q.
The Fellowship class OF the Fret
Baptist church held combined
social and business meeting Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Ralph Hewson. 1101 Woodward av.
A
freshments were served by the host
ess. assisted by Mrs. Benjamin
Henry. to u members. Another
meeting OF the members Of the
class will be held in one month.
A card party was given by the
members of the Golden Rod drill
team Thursday afternoon in Sticks
hall. Five tables OF pedro were
played. The regular bi-monthly
business meeting was held and IT
was announced that another card
party will be given Saturday eve
ming. May p. for the members and
their husbands. In two weeks d
card party for the members will be
given at the hall and the next reg
ular meeting Will be an all-day
meeting held with Mrs. Bessie Hara-
baugh. 121 Elder st. next Wednes-
day.
An afternoons sewing was en-
joyed by tho members of the Twin
City sewing circle at the home of
Mrs. c. Toath. 902 r. LaSalle av..
Thursday. Needlework occupied
the afternoon and a contest was O
diversion, favors going to Mrs.
George Snyder. Mrs. George Dressler
and Mrs. L. f. Carpenter. Twelve
members and two visitors attended
the meeting. Mrs. S. s DeBaun,
712 Z. Colfax av.. will act as hostess
to the circle at her home in two
weeks.
A late spring wedding of charm
was that of Miss Charlotte Miller.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Miller OF Rochester, Ind, and
Menefee r. Clements Of greensboro,
Ky. son of La Vega Clements,
Owensboro, which was solemnized
Thursday morning at S o'clock at
Sacred Heart church, NOtre Dame,
Rev. John b. Scheier officiating at
the nuptial high mass.
Little Miss Lucy Cotter as ring
bearer followed by Miss Ruth Mann,
as bridesmaid and Miss Miller on
the arm of John f. Cotter. led the
bridal procession to the sanctuary
steps where the bride was met by
Vincent Steele. Of Owesboro.
The little ring bearer was daintily
clad in a youthful frock Of orchid
organdy with ribbon trimming OF
French pink. She carried the ring
In a satin-lined silver basket. Miss
Mann was charming in her costume