South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-12
ArTnistice DaY
Society
. HE oliver hotel was the set
ting for picturesque scene

~ HE Oliver hotel was the set
ting for a picturesque scene
last evening when South Bend
Post so. the American Legion. and
It's auxiliary entertaine about 500
guests az an Armistice dance and
cotll!on. with II. T Mcconnell o.
Chicago and "A corps OF aides An
charge. The grand march at 2
o'clock. led By Capt Claude =.
Gregg. and Ms. A r. Macdonald
A r Macdonald and Mrs. Gregg.
Col Geo. ". Freyermuth and Mrs.
Freyermuth. and Mrs A. R. Mac
Donald. started IN the Rotary room
wended its way 20 the main lobby.
passing under post colors in charge
Of Boy Scouts at the foot OF the
stairs and back 20 Rotary room. The
patronesses. Mrs. Frank E Herring.
Mrs Thad N. Talcott. Mrs. r. Louis
Kuehns, Mrs. G. NJ Sudebaker.
Mrs. Frank Mayr, Jr, Mrs william
Lamport, Mrs. Charles A LApren-
colt. Mrs. Miles W. O'Brien, Irs.
James A Jude. MIS-. Harry r ggs,
Mrs. II. b Harper. Mrs. Joseph r.
Neff. Mrs John O'Brien. Mrs A. r
Ersline Mrs. John Ellsworth. Mrs.
Frank Perkins. Mrs. George O'Brien,
Mrs J. c. Birdsel Mrs. Victor
Jones' Mrs. Lloyd GreenaB Ms
Granville Zigler. Mrs. G. A. Fara-
baugh. Mrs. r. c. Stephenson and
Mrs. A b Thielens, greeted the
guests at the head Of the mezzanine
stairs and boutonnieres were given
as souvenirs of the occasion Am
erican flags and steamers OF red.
white and blue were used effectively
throughout the hotel and uniforms
blended with informal and formal
dress. The guests OF honor OF the
legion were Gen. and Mrs L r
Gtgilliat Of Culver. Ind. Col and
Mrs H. Nobel and Capt. and Mrs.
c +. Gregg Of Nincennes Capt
Gregg being past state commander
Of the Legion. shortly after the
dfsbanding of the ArmistIce parade.
two orchestras, one led by Harry
Denny and the other by Fred Gun
dack. furnished the music for
dancing which was held IN the main
lobby and in the Rotary room "a
we'll For those who did not dance,
Nelson Jones and John Det1aven
provided specially amusements and
late IN the evening refreshments
were served. A. J. Weisberg donated
the entire first and second floors TO
the Leg.onnaires and their guests
and the merchants OF the city pro
vided the decorations Thirty-three
outlying posts n northern Indiana
and southern Michigan were rerre-
scented. A. r Macdonald. cOmman-
! der of the local legion, was the gen
eral chairman OF long list Of COM
mittees which were in charge OF the
| delightful affair.
The marriage OF Miss Margaret
Manning. daughter Of L. Grant Man
ming. and Charles L Makemson Of
Chicago, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". p.
| AIakemson Of Pierceton. Ind, took
| place Saturday afternoon at 4;So
o'clock az the home OF the brides
father. 73S Park av. The service
was read by Rev. Archibald Nc
/ Clure. pastor OF the First Presbyte-
rian church. in the presence OF 40
guests. A color scheme Of lavender
and pink was suggested IN the dec
grafton Of the home, pom pom chrys-
anthemums in lavender. and Colum o.
bia roses were the flowers used for
the tasteful decoration.
Mrs Martin Myers. presiding Al
the piano, played The Bridal Cho-
rus" from "Lohengrin" for the en-
| trance Of the bride. and during the
ceremony played 20 Promise Ne
and Dream Of Love" by LLzzt-
The bride was very attractive in
her gown Of ivory MORE silk. de-
signed with the quaint tight bodice
and very full skirt. which was
trimmed with loops Of silver ribbon
and French flowers. Her colonial
bouquet was formed OF killarney
roses. valley lilies. violets and sweet
heart roses.
Following the ceremony a weddinE
dinner was served, after which Mr.
and Mrs. Makemson left for "A two
weeks trip 20 the Blue Ridge noun
tains They will be az home in Chi
cago after Dec. ! Mrs Makemson
is a graduate OF the South Bend
High school and Of Rockford college.
/ at Rockford. H. Ar Makemson
received his education AZ the Un-ver-
sity OF Chicago and Northwestern
university.
As a courtesy 20 her uelce. Miss
virginia Vincent, OF Kalamazoo.
Mich. Mrs. George NJ Studebaker.
jr.. III S. Taylor St, entertained last
evening with an Informal dinner
dance. Deep red roses and miniature
flags formed the attractive decora-
lions OF the table from which the
liz guests were served. The guests
were Jane Davies. Janet Reed Mary
Humble. Esther Hager. Katherine
Woolverton. Joseph B-rdselL Jack
Shively Edgar Boone Tom Hum bic.
= Jack Pace and Granville Z.egler. jr.
, Another festive celebration Or
, Armlstice Day took place Saturday
. evening at the Hotel LaSaEe when
the Veterans OF Foreign wars enter
J talned with a dinner-dance Dinner
r was served TO 80 guests IN the
, / Florentine room. after which dane
ing was enjoyed in the lobby the
Brunswick orchestra playing the
? / program
Miss Corinne Seegmueiler. 1414
Van Buren, 81. vac hostess 90 rhe
y members OF the Bobby club Thurs
day evening. The favors were won