South Bend news-times., 1922-12-28

was served 10 u members. The
next meeting VIII be announced
later.
The Clay and Harris Home Eco
nomics club was entertained Wed
neSday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Horace LongIey, Edwardsburg
I'd. Ten members were present and
during the business session the club
voted FIVE dollars TO the Fauntleroy
Home at New Harmony. Ind. Fol-
lowing the business session. a short
program was given. Miss susan Cobb
gazing an inDromptu talg on Christ
mas. followed by a Christmas song
given by Misses Gladys and Henriet-
Ia Metzger. Roland Longley pleas
ed with a recitation and the closing
number was the song Indiana,
sung by the members. In two weeks
Mrs Henry Fickenscher. Edwards
burg rd., viii be hostess to the club.
AS a courtesy to Miss Jean Eng
lish. a student at Elmhurst school.
Charlottesville. Ind. who Is spend
ing the holiday vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. English,
Mrs. Ell F. Seebirt and her mother.
Mrs. Lutte Baker Gum entertained
Tuesday afternoon with a charming
informal tea, the hours being from
to o'clock. Gracing the tea
table was a centerpiece fping roses
and presiding was Miss Gladys Haw
thorne, and assisting were Mrs.
English and Miss Wilma Burner.
Guests were Miss Pauline Jellison
Miss Mary Dippincott. Miss Marion
Ziegler, Miss Sarah Bowsher, Miss
Martha Reed, Miss Elizabeth Croc-
kett. Miss Evelyn Shidler. Miss Eli
zabeth Mayr, Miss Marion MillhOuse,
Miss Catherine Page Miss Phyllis
Harper, Hiss Edna Thielens, Miss
Janet Grouse and Miss Mary Har-
riet Miller.
The Woman's Bible class of the
First Christian church held a regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon in the
church parlors The annual election
Of officers resulted in the following
appointments: Mrs. II. G.. Incl. pres
ident; Mrs. Harry Kellogg. vice pres
ident: Miss Ada Wells, secretary
Mrs. Fred G.. Kerner. recording sec |
retary, and Mrs. Nelson Ault, treas
urer. a program followed the bust
ness session and was as follows: /
Vocal solo, Mrs. NJ. r. DenisOn; piano
number. Miss Margaret Keffler; a
Christmas Story" read by Miss Irene
Borden. and raeding by Mrs. c. II.
DeFrees.
Mrs Joseph +. Donahue, 1O45
Lincoln way w, entertained the
members of the Young Mothers club !
at luncheon Wednesday afternoon at
1880 o'clock in the F1orentine room
OF the Hotel LaSalle, as a courtesy
10 Mrs. Kttie Devine. whose mar
riage 70 Henry H. Metcalf, of COlum-
bus. o., Will take place Thursday.
The luncheon table was artistically
decorated with roses and sweet peas. !
The guests included Mrs. Carleton
Miller. Mrs. George Blair, Mrs. Will I
lam Dodge and Mrs. NJ. NJ MacLean. |
ef Mishawaka, Mrs Lucille Varier,
Mrs. Don King stephenson. Mrs. |
Il
Frederick Cunningham, Mrs ]. +.
Nuner, Mrs Harry ;. Badet Mrs. !
Marc Prass. Mrs. Edgar r. Borley, !
Mrs r. l.. Sensenich and Mrs Don
Hamilton, Of Columbus, o.
Miss sarah Bowsher and Miss
Elizabeth Mayr entertained 175 |
guests at the Indiana club Wednes- |
day afternoon at a tea dansant from T.
to g. The ball room was decorated 1
with holly wreaths and mistletoe I.
and the Miller-Anderson orchestra
played the program of dances. The /
favors were snow balls filled with I.
confetti horns tied with red ana I
green and French longtongues Of .
red and green tissue paper. The
hostesses were assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Frank Mayr, Jr. The guests
from out Of the city included Irving
A. Sibley. III, Danville, ILL.,, Harry .
and Thomas Rogan. Jr., and Martin /
Boss. Detroit, Mich, Miss Jean
English. OF Muncie, Miss Helen (
Hanson and Miss Dorothy Rogers OF .
Elk hart Miss Florence Hawks. Miss :
Jane Richardson. Miss Margaret .
Chanley. Miss Esther Engman, Miss
Eleanor Egbert, Miss Virginia Gort-
ner, Miss Doris Whittel, Miss Tillie
Engman Stoll, Dan Bechtel Charles
Bechtel George Stoll and Herbert
McDougalI. of Goshen.
The marriage OF Miss Florencs1
Ruff, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. VII
IT,. De - rS-o-,oy, or1 NK-ilhrr q
Wilson. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. il.
Of Laporte. took place sun
day at high noon at the home Of tho
brides parents. Miss Frances Ruf,
sister OF the bride and John y. VIII
son. brother Of the groom were the
attendants. The ceremony was PEI
formed by Rev. \. Oxley, of Laporte.
in the presence of the immediate
families. The wedding march was
played by Mrs. Milo Frame, also OF
Laporte.
The bride wore a becoming gown
of brown Canton crepe trimmed in
gold lace and Miss Ruff wore an
afternoon gown Of brown charmco5e
and each wore a corsage OF Killarney
roses and sweet peas.
Following the ceremony wedding
dinner was served 10 50 guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson will be at home
after january at 1921 Douglas St,
this city.
The Schuyler Rebekah Lodge no.
60. I. q. q. +. held their regular
meeting Tuesday evening at their
hall Mrs. Bethany Morse was rec
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