South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-08
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,rr ard W-s n. r westervelt
500 S. Lafayette blvd entertained
las. evening with o 2 O'Clock dinner
az t1e Chain o. Lakes Country club
hqnor.rr Sins Wceterveit's brother.
a. p Nelson. or johannesburg
south Africa Garden flowers form
ed tho attractive table decorations
which covers were placed for
aeht sslesta Among those present
were ,r and Nr- p. ! Penny and
80 Richie. also OF johannesburg
Others having dinner party reserva-
eas were ST. - reed. Mrs Biggs
a1d T. s. Sims
The sigma Pl Epslon sorority
rorored che new members with a
dinner given Thursday evening in
tho Wedgcwood room OF the oliver
n0teL The honor guests were the
Misses Virginia Byers Dorothy
Cookiugham. Dorothy spohn. Agnes
RoloH AID Gladys Co.treH The
table wac made most attractive in
the colors Of the sorority. crimson
candles tied with silver ribbons were
placed Old Dutch silver holders
while The place cards were OF Grim
son and grey bearing the sorority's
monogram q pink rose sraced the
place Of each OF The II guests
The marriage OF Miss Amelia Kel-
Ter. daughter OF Mrs. Margaret KEEL
lcr. Gil T.. Co.fax av.. and George
.Kroger. son OF Mr. and Mrs. John
KroEer. 422 ~. Francis ST.. took
place Thursday morning at o'clock
AT St Joseph's Catholic church. Rev.
William Lenartz. @. s. c., officiating.
Miss Eleanor Keller and George J.
Wack. OF Piqua. o.. were the at
tendants.
The bride was hecomingly gOwned
~ grey georgette beaded over satin
he same shade She wore a picture
hat Of black and carried a bouquet
OF Killarney roses and valley lilies.
Miss Keller wore navy blue Canton
crepe with a picture hat OF black
and carried sweetheart roses and
arkspur
A wedding breakfast was served
after the ceremony, TO 30 guests. at
tho home OF the brides mother.
The out OF town guests included
Rev Joseph Schiller. of Detroit; Mr..
and Mrs Ralph Kroger. st. Joseph,
M3ch.: Mr. and Mrs JOSEPH Keller,
Mr. and Mrs. r Newman and Miss
CIeotha Schiller. OF Sturgis. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs Kroger viii be at
home in South Besd after a short
wedding trip
with Mrs O. Waltz acting as
hostess. the members OF the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary society OF
the Grace NJ. r church met Thurs
dav afternoon at the church parl-
o-s. During the business session,
Mrs. Charles Brodbeck was elected
president others appointed to Of
fee were Mrs. Charles Ward. first
vice president: Mrs. J. w. Richard,
second vice president; Mrs. W. Boss,
treasurer. Mrs L. G. Steele, record
ing secretary. Mrs. o. Bilyard, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. I'll. Smith,
mite box secretary. Mrs c. Hisey,
superintendent OF the Kings Her
aids: Mrs w. HenseI superintend-
en-. Of the Light Bearers; Mrs. A.
90 Middleton press reporter. Mrs.
w. Shoemaker. pianist; Mrs c. Bon
Durant. flower superintendent; Mrs.
81. Vutus. chorister. The devotion
ais We're Ted by Mrs. 3. u. Beck,
after which two letters from mis-
=sionaries i'm China were read by
Miss JOY Smith vocal duet by
Mrs George Gawll and A II. Longs
don and a reading by Miss Neteth
Nash completed the program. The
next meeting will Doe held in the
same place oct 8.
The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Trim
ay N. r church was entertained
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs " T.. Hsey. 740 Cleveland av.
The assisting hostess was Mrs. r. F.
Collier The dcvotionals were led
by Mrs r. T.. AxteH During the
business session plans were made
for an ice cream social 20 be given
next Tuesday evening on the lawn
Of Mrs. p. Beckwith 90s Blaine av.
An election OF officers was held,
chose appointed beng Mrs II. ].
jackson. president; Mrs. s. v. Ack-
cr0an. first vlco-prcside nt; Mrs. F.