South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-18

loot Tor children. Beatrice kiuyOn
and Helen Wh.tmor- The win
ners a Gle r-suted CD me singing
contest The houars going 10 Mrs
William Golden. Mrs Grove Markham
and Mrs oliver Jackson.
Mrs. Marian Overlease. $50 state
ST.. Eikhart. Ind. assisted by Mrs.
Charles Coil and Mrs. a. Stevens Of
Elkhart. entertained the members OF
the Plymouth club Thursday at an
all day meeting After the business
meeting the time was spent socially
and dinner was served AT noon 20 Il
members Mrs Howe OF Lakeville,
Ind. was an out OF town member
present The next meeting VIII be
held Sept. 81. at the home Of Mrs
Maggie Munroe. 1888 Lincoln way "
S1rs. 8. J. McGrath. W. Washington
av. entertained with a luncheon at
the Robertson Tea room Thursday
afternoon as a courtesy 20 Miss Nell
Tienken OF Brooklyn. y. Y, and
Miss Mae Jones Of Seaclim. l. l.:
who are the guests OF Mrs. Lew
Fleming. Places were laid for IS
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Carlson. 427
y. Studebaker St, announced the
marriage OF their daughter. Nina,
70 Frank J. Brooke. son Of T. c.
Brooke of Plymouth. Ind. which
took place Saturday afternoon at
4:2O o'clock at the parsonage OF
the German Luthern church Rev.
TT. Weichelt officiating. Miss Louise
Dering and Welcome Brooke, broth
or of the groom. were the attend
ants.
The bride wore a gown OF dark
blue georgette beaded in gold with
picture hat 10 match and a cor
sage Of Killarney roses and valley
lilies Miss behring's gown was Of
black lace and Canton crepe and
she also worse a picture hat and
her corsage was OF pink roses and
sweet peas. Following the ceremony
reception was held a. the home
of the brides parents Upon their
return from "A short trir Mr.. and
Mrs. Brooke will be az home at 427
y. Studebaker ST.
Mrs. Rome C. Stephenson. POI
North Shore dr.. entertained 10
guests at luncheon at 1880 o'clock
Thursday afternoon as a courtesy
10 Mr.. Stephenson's cousin. Mrs.
Charles Suydam Of San Francisco,
Calf Garden flowers formed the
attractive decoration for the lunch
IT, Hrrrar Of
Kansas City. Mo, who IS the house
guest of Mrs. NJ. V. BIGGER and Miss
Laura Goodlander also Of Kansas,
the guest OF Mrs. Meta Hickox were
other out Of town guests.
Mrs Meta Hickox. III y. Taylor
ST.. entertained 2 guests al dinner
Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs.
l.. A. Mcintyre and Miss Laura
Goodlander of Kansas. City. Mo.
who are spending the week with
Mrs. Hlckox and Mrs. NJ. Y. BIGGER.
Tuesday evening Mrs. BIGGER enter
tanned with a dinner at her home in
Mishawaka. and Friday evening Mr..
and Mrs. George L. Hager will en-
terrain in honor Of Mrs. Mcintyre
and Miss Goodlander.
Mrs. s. Gutstein. 1915 w Wash
ington av., entertained informally
Wednesday afternoon as a courtesy
to Mrs L. Gutstein Of Pittsburg, Pa.
The afternoon was spent playing
bridge and bunco, the favors being
won by Mrs. b Frank, Mrs. T. Hoe
WITT. Mrs. l.. Kaplan, Mrs. J. Grun-
valid. Mrs. G. Smith and Mrs. II.
Rossin, while Mrs. Gutstein and
Miss L. Propp of Chicago received
the guest favors. Luncheon was
served following the games. Mrs.
= Cohen Of Chicago was another
out Of town guest.
Mrs. Charles Zimmerman enter
tanned the members Of her whist club
all day Wednesday al her cottage.
Sunshine Cabin" Barron lake.
Mich. A fish dinner was served at
noon TO Il guests and the afternoon
spent at the card tables The favOrs
were won by Mrs. o. Yerrick. Mrs.
r. Reibenbath and Mrs. NJ Brade.
The S NJ NJ society Of the First
Brethren church held its monthly
meeting at Studebaker Park Tues
day evening A pot luck supper was
served to so members and visitors.
Mrs. Grant Mcdonald. who is pre-
pairing for missionary work at the
Moody institute. gave an interesting