South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04

Ing for farewell party. A pct
luck supper was served on the lawn.
The P. 2. P. class OF the Epworth
Sunday school entertained the tx
celsior class at an informal party
Thursday evening IN the church
parlor. which was attractively dee
Grated with japanese lanterns. AS
ters were used as the centerpIece OF
the table, where covers were placed
for 90.
Three o'clock Saturday afternoon
was the hour announced for the
marriage Of Mss Marie VI. Swanson,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Swanson. 634 Dubail av.. and DR..
Isle Kern Bunch. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. W. Bunch. 12S Z. Bronson
St. by Bishop John Hazen White.
at his home. 31s W. Colfax av. They
were 70 be attended by Dr. and Mrs.
T. Paul Osborn OF Fl. Wayne. Ind,
and Mr.. and Mrs J. D. Emmons %
this city.
Mrs Osborn's gown Is OF navy blue
Canton crepe. with fur trimming re-
lieved by a corsage Of sweet peas
Her hat IS Of navy blue.
Mrs. Emmon's gown Is OF black
Canton crepe beaded IN white. with
hat 10 match.
The brides gown IS OF midnight
blue Canton crepe embroidered IN
silver, with a small hat 10 match.
Her corsage IS OF rose buds and
valley lilies.
After a short trip TO Chicago, DR..
and Mrs. Bunch win be at homo at
534 Cubai av.
MIS-. Earl Hummer OF the speak
erS bureau OF the League OF Wom-
en- voters. spoke Friday afternoon
on the amendments 70 the Indiana
constitution at an open meeting OF
the Woman's society at the First
Baptist church. Following her talk,
the subject was discussed generally
by the members while tea was
served. The assisting hostesses
were Mrs. J. GoOdenough, Mrs. O..
:. Deal, Mrs. d. J. Andrews, Miss
Minerva Hun, Mrs. J. Genovlia. The
members also made an outline OF
their program for the coming year.
Mrs. c. A Freeman, 1910 Wood
ward av., will entertain the society
Sept. 16. at which time the annual
report Will be given.
The Woman's society Of the Con-
ference Memorial L. B. church held
their quarterly business meeting
Friday afternoon with Mrs. c.
Kunce. 1923 S. Main st. The hos
tess was assisted by Mrs. Thomas
Kelley and Mrs. Herman Peschke.
Mrs James Snocum led the devo-
tionals, and readings were given by
Mrs Y. c. Murphy. Mrs. ChadertOn
and Mrs. c. Baker The roll call
was responded TO by naming the To-
cations of missionaries. followed by
playlet, "A Missionary Clinic" Re
freshmsnts were served TO is mem
bers. The annual literature meet
ing Of the society will be held with
Mrs. Frank Andrew. 1916 S. Michi-
gan st.
Mrs. Jennie Coil, ia Z. Broad
way, was surprised Friday by % Of
her children and grandchildren, at
the summer home OF Mrs. D. n.
Becker at Eagle lake, the occasion
being the celebration OF her 73rd
birthday. Supper was served and
the evening spent socially.
MISS Mary Esther Mclean md w.
Kirk Sullivan. Of Oak Park, Ill, were
married at 1890 Saturday morning
az First Presbyterian church, Rev.
VI. NJ. Rogers OF the Sunnyside Pres
byterian church. officiating. in the
presence of the immediate families
Of the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Sulli-
van win make their home IN Oak
Park.
Miss Marie LAmlrand, 709 y. st.
Louis blvd. entertained the Merry
Six club Thursday afternoon. The
time was spent with needle work af-
ter which refreshments were served.
The next meeting viii be held Thurs
day with Miss Helen Beriau1t, SIS
y. St, Louis blvd