South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

ed at a table graced with baskets
OF Columbia roses.
After a two months trip in Eu-
rope. Lieut.. and Mrs. Young viii
be at home in Los Angeles, Calf.
The bride IS a graduate Of the
South Bend high school class Of
1913 and Of Michigan State col
lege class Of 1917.
Lieut.. Young is a graduate Of
West Point and served with the
heavy artillery. A. Z. F.. in France
and Germany.
Among the guests were Miss Mae
Virginia Shafer Of Great Falls.
Mont, and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
r. shafer Of Detroit, Mich.
Thirty three members OF the Fri
day Friendship club were entertain
ed Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Emil Reyer. GA Portage av.
The annual election OF officers took
place resulting in Mrs. Benjamin
Koenig being chosen president and
Mrs. w. +. Smell. vice president
The next meeting viii be held
Oct. with Mrs. Benjamin Koenig.
533 Haney av.
Mrs c. II. Smoke, 1145 W. Wash
ingtOn av., was hostess Friday even
ing TO the WOmans Foreign Mission
airy society Of st. Pauls Memorial
church. The devotionals were led
by Miss Ella linn and the program
was IN charge Of Mrs. o. T.. Hupp.
The Mystery box was conducted by
Mrs. Richard Hill and Frances Full
kerson entertained with a reading.
The next meeting will be held oct.
IS at the home Of Mrs. William
Maurer, 1913 w. Colfax av.
Mardell Granger. sos S. Rush st,
entertained % girls Friday afternoon
! IN celebration of her seventh birth
| day anniversary. Contests were the
/ feature of the afternoon and favors
were won by Winifred Pelham and
Dorothy Story. Luncheon was
| served.
Fifteen employees Of the St. Joseph
Z Loan and Trust Co, were enterts in
ed Friday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Rogers, 2G2e
( Lincoln way w, the occasion be ng
I in the nature Of a house warmi lg.
Games and contests were the div sr-
sions Of the evening and a delicious
1 luncheon was served.
/ Miss Carol Hager. sos Harrison av..
| entertained "a guests Friday evening
I -, in
/ honor of Miss Norma Werntz, whose
marriage to Robert Lee Chapman, of
/ Batesville, Miss, will take place Oct.
6. Garden flowers were used for the
| decoration Of the home.
Miss Werntz will again be honored
Tuesday evening with an affair TO be
given by Miss Irene Stickley at her
home. 726 N. Allen st.
Mrs. Bertha Van Derbeck, 1875 S.
LAUREL ST., entertained at a family
party Friday evening honoring DIR.
/ and Mrs +. A. Warren, Of Sturgis.
Mich. The evening was devoted to
music and a two-course luncheon was
served Among the guests were Ev-
! erett Van Derbeck, of Chicago; Mr..
land Mrs. Earl Burge and daughter,
I Dorothy; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Van
Derbeck and daughters, Fern and
/ Ruth, of Niles, Mich.
Miss Elma Byerer was honored
/ Friday evening with a miscellaneous
I shower given by Miss Helen Boswell
and Miss Mabel TRACER at the home
of Miss Boswell. 126 +. Marion st.
! The decoration of the home was car
rled out in a color scheme Of pink
\ and white Luncheon was served TO
the Il guests at small tables made at
\ tractive with pink and white asters,
( the place Of the guest Of honor being
marked with a corsage Of Ophelia
| roses Among the guests were Mrs.
| Harold Doane. Of Niles, Mich, and
Mrs. T. S. Graverson, of Bremen, Ind.
Section two of the literature de-
partment Of the Progress club held
| the first meeting Friday afternoon
at $3.50 at the club.
The program included two violin
I selections bv Miss Esther Fulton, ac-
I companied by Mrs Robert Perkey,
a survey of the modern short story
| by Miss Arva Yeagley and a reading
! by Miss Hazel Rennoe, OF o. Henry )
/ The Ransom of Red Chief" Miss
Rennoe also gave a short sketch of
the life Of the popular author.
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