South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-21

In TWO weeks the club will NICE,
( with Mrs. John Cripe. Roseland.
T The Golden Rod club held an aft
I srnoon meeting wednesday AZ the
I home OF Airs. 0. KnotiOck. 1902 S.
Michigan 81. Twelve members were
present and he afternoon was spent
7 socially. Light refreshments were
4 served. In four weeks Mrs +. Worries
S. Main ST.. viii entertain the club.
Twelve members OF the Jolly
I Twelve Birthday club were pleasant
+ il entertained Wednesday afternoon
al the home Of Mrs. James Ward.
1929 n. Allen 81. The next meeting
VIII take place the last Wednesday
ia oct. at the home OF Mns. O'Con-
uer Withheld ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH Mooren, s12
:. Williams S., have announced the
/ eaga cement Of their daughter. Nil
dred r. Mooren 20 Philip NJ. Os,-
,richeIr Of this city.
Section four CT the Pastors Aid
soclety Of the First Christian church
met "Wednesday at the home OF Mrs.
/ Charles Smith. 416 +. South St The
afternoon was spent with needle
I work and light refreshments were
/ served 20 20 members and two
Z guests. The next meeting VIII take
place the third Wednesday IN oct
at which time Mrs. B. ]. Grow, ia
/ F. Monroe St, viii be the host
f ess.
The Portage Home Economies
Club met At the home OF Mrs
! Charles Ullrcy Of Adams road We'd
nesday afternoon, There were %
/ guests present and a program. OF en-
I treatment was given. Mrs. Charles
I Castle and Mrs. Ralph Eager sang
a duet Mrs. Ralph Eager read a
paper on The Dress Form Meet
ing and Miss Hufford. executive
/ secretary CT the Tuberculosis
/ League. addressed the members OF
3 the club on the prevention of tkut
disease. Mrs. Paul Dewitt conclud d.
/ ed the program with a paper on
current events.
/ The next meeting of the club VIII
/ be on OCT. 20 at the home Of Mrs
| Fr1k Frazier. 10 Lincoln Way Z.
The Phil-A-Bar auxiliary Of the
| Indiana Avenue Christian church
/ held the first meeting Of the season
I Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Lee
I land
/ members were present and during
/ the business session officers were
\ elected as follows: Mrs r. A.
4 Wagner, president; Mrs. George
/ Erick, secretary and treasurer; Mrs
. Floyd Horne. recorder. The next
\ meeting will take place in two
3 weeks. at which time Mrs. Harry
'-ownbridge, 1913 r. Donald St,
/ viii entertain the auxiliary.
/ The marriage Of Miss Hazel Boyd
and Glen Peterson took place at 9
I o'clock at the parsonage Of the
I First Baptist church, the Rev. u.
/ S. Davis. d. D, officiating The
bride was attractive in a draped
model OF dark brown canton crepe
with beaded trimmings and her hat
was of brown sand velvet. The
bride is a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Boyd of Brimfeld. Ind.
and the groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Clinton Peterson Of Lyd-
/ lex. Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson will be
az home at Lydick after Oct 1.
] Mrs Eruacf
\ ison s., entertained with a towel
( shower Tuesday evening, compli-
menting Miss Avaline Probst, whose
/ marriage to William McNamara
: viii take place on Sept, %. The
evening was spent playing bunco
! and the favors were won by Mrs.
Henry Probst and Miss Avaline
/ Probst Dainty refreshments were
| served. This evening Miss Probst
VIII be honored with a personal
shower given at the home Of Miss
] Irene Couch, 534 y. S.. Louis blvd,
. while on Friday evening Mrs.
/ W. d. DeFrees. 131 y. Main St,
Will entertain informally for Miss
/ Probst and Mrs. A. c. Davis and
\ the Misses Ruth and Rose Probst
viii entertain Saturday evening at
334 y. Hill ct, as a courtesy to
/ Miss Probst
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bennett.
/ 113 r. Tut st. have announced the
I engagement Of their daughter. Miss
Julia NJ. Bennett and Clayman
/ Shafer. son Of Rev. Charles and
Mrs. Shafer. 22S Y. Lafayette blvd
Miss Mary Mcnamara. 1888 y
/ Eddy St. entertained at luncheon at
I the Robertson tea room Wednesday
/ afternoon at l o'clock as a courtesy
/ 20 Miss Avaline Probst. whose mar
/ riage to William Mcnamara will
+ take place Sept. %. Places were laid
for 90 guests. Early autumn flow
i ers tastefully arranged formed the
/ decoration Of the table, the appoint
ment Of which suggested a color
motif OF pink and white. cor
] sage Of Columbia roses and valley