South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-29

resides north Of the city. viii be the
hostess az an all-day meeting.
Mrs. J. A. Wicker. SIS +. Wash
lngton av.. entertained the members
of the ELL Euchre club Wednes-
day afternoon. Eight members and
one guest were present. The faNors
Of the afternoon were won by Mrs.
John Chamberlain. Mrs. Erwood
Foulke and Mrs. j. Slader. Follow
ing the game a buffet luncheon was
served Ia two weeks the club VIII
meet with Mrs. Ralph Pinkerton.
80 Lincoln Way +.
Honoring Mrs William Wood OF
Hollywood. Cal. the houseguest OF
Mrs W. G.. Crabill. Mrs. a. e. MuF-
dock, Diamond av., entertained at
/ o'clock luncheon Wednesday fol-
lowed by bridge. Garden flowers OF
pink and white formed the attrac-
tive centerpiece OF the table at
which covers were placed for y
guests. Mrs. John Moore won the
favor az bridge and Mrs. Wood wac
presented with the guest favor.
Mrs. William ID O'Brien, ia 5.
Chaplin st., entertained at luncheon
Wednesday. her guests being a few
friends Of Mrs. Marshall Collins. OF
Kansas City Mo. who formerly re-
sided here and who is spending a
few days in the city.
ana Avenue Christian church was
entertained at the home Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Paul Fitch. 25O5 5. Michigan
ST. A picnic lunch was served to 10
! members present, ami after a short
business session outdoor games were
played and later II the evening a
watermelon feast was enjoyed
around a campfire. The regular
meeting of the class ~iil be announc-
! ed later.
/ The Misses Genevieve and Imo-
/ gene Avery entertained Monday
/ evening with a buuco party as a
/ courtesy 10 Miss Mildred Foegley
who will leave July l for a trip TO
Z Yellowstone National park Seattle
and other western points The
/ favor at bunco was awarded 10 Miss
/ FOegley.
on Tuesday evening, Miss Flor
! ence Anderson, TO r. Sample St,
/ entertained for Miss Foegley. Lunch
/ con was served and the guest Of
( honor received a cOrsage of roses
ard sweet peas. Favors in contests
were won by Mrs. Leonard Grubbs
and Miss FOegley.
Miss Ruth POmmert, Edgewater
+ pl.. entertained informally Tuesday
/ evening as a courtesy 70 Miss Caro-
T lyn Davidson. whose marriage to
Clarence a. King will take place
Thursday. The evening was spent
socially and a dainty luncheon, the
appointments of which revealed q
color motif Of pink and white was
/ served TO eight guests. from a table
/ centered with yellow daisies.
Announcement is made of the
( marriage of Miss Aveda Barber.
/ daughter Of Mrs Harriet Barber OF
/ Sturgis. Mich, and Ralph Middel-
stadt. Of Detroit. Mich. which took
! place Saturday at 1880 o'clock, at
/ the brides home in Sturgis. Rev +.
/ +. Slice officiating. The couple was
I attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
\ MAY. Of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Mid
/ dlestadt viii reside in South Bend.
Miss Mary MacKibben. 2O5 Mar
] n L
ming for Montreal from which point
she viii sail on Saturday on the
/ Canada" for a two months tour Of
! Europe She viii be a member OF a
party OF % composed mostly of Chi
! cago people. which will visit Eng
/ land Belgium. France. Switzerland,
/ Italy, through the Austrian Tyrol TO
/ Germany and Will sail from Bremen
for the return They will also attend
/ the Passion Play at OberaTmergau.
DIR. and Mrs Samuel King of
\ Bridgeport, Neb. who have been
visiting their son Karl King and Mrs.
\ King. left today for the east where
\ they will enter Columbia university
\ for the summer. Mrs. Karl King re-
I turned Sunday from Macatawa park
where she spent a few days with her
/ father. DR.. p. Moerdyke, formerly OF
/ this city. who sailed from New York
/ Tuesday on the "Mauretania" in
\ company with his daughter, Mrs. s
! r. Duncan and her two children, OF
/ Toronto. They will make a four
months tour Of Europe and be met
I in Paris the first OF September by
\ Mr.. Duncan. who will make the re-
turn trip with them