South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-16

little. Light refreshments were
served 20 eight members. on Dec.
"a. Ms. Boelittle. SO Riverside dr..
will be hostess TO the class.
The Ladies Aid society OF stump
ton Prairie church met Wednesday
for an all day sewing session az the
home OF Mrs. Elmer Yoder. stump
ton Prairie I'd Dinner was served
at noon TO nine members and a short
business session was held in the af-
ternoon. The next meeting will be
held with Mrs Ralph Lichtenberger.
Sumption Prairie I'd. Dec. 20.
The marriage OF Miss Virginia
Mckinley. daughter OF the late Mr..
and Mrs. Mckinley. 222 +. Broad
way. Mishawaka and William Butler
grandson OF Mrs Rose Butler. sos
=. Scott 81. this city, took place
| Tuesday morn ug az o'clock at ST.
Monica's chapel Mshawaka. Rev.
A. Kohl officiating. The church was
attractively decorated with vari-col-
] Ored chrvsanthemums and roses.
! Miss Elicia Lower Of THIS city, pre-
sided at the organ and played THE
Bridal Chorus" from "LOhengrin"
| for the entrance Of the bridal rarity.
| Miss Adelaide Mckinley. sister OF
the bride. as bridesmaid. wore a
gown OF dark blue serge combined
with Eile green crepe and a hat OF
dark blue velvet with silver orna-
ments. The bride was attractive IN
/ her gown Of dark blue velvet with
squirrel trimming. She wore a hat
Of grey velvet and sh,rred satin and
her corsase was Of sweetheart roses
and valley lilies. Maurice Vennett
served as grOOmsman.
Following the ceremony a wedding
| breakfast was served in the Gold
room Of the oliver hotel to 40
guests
After trip TO Canada. Mr.. and
Mrs. Butler wall be at home at the
oliver annex.
A charming affair OF Wednesday
was the luncheon bridge given by
Miss Dorothy Miller at her home,
40 F.. Mad son St. as a courtesy
10 Miss Georgene Muessel whose
marriage TO Giles Cain will take
place next Saturday and was also
the occasion for the announcement
OF Miss Nillers enga cement to John
IT. b. Mccarthy. Luncheon was
served at small tables centered with
silver bowls Of gold and blue chry-
81 1themums. The afternoon was
spent at the bridge tables and in
q l. 60
the guest OF honor was a message /
bearing the news Of the engagement. /
Favors Of the game were won by
Mrs Jack Reynolds and Miss Mar
garet Sherman. The guests included
Miss Muessel. Mrs. S. Carroll, Mrs. ]. !
Reynolds, Mrs. Charles Schadt NJ 50 |
Helen Hahn. Mss Frances Hager. /
Miss Pauline BOnDurant. Mss Mar |
garet Sherman. Misses Antionette |
and Mary Grace Crockett, Miss
Eloise Kaufer Miss Erma Sawyer, |
Miss Esther Hoke. Miss Kathleen |
Guilfoyle and Miss Ruth StolL
Another delightful affair Of We'd
nesday was the luncheon given I'm |
the Florentine room of the Hotel
IaSalle by the mem bers Of the /
Novel club in honor of Miss Char |
lotte White. whose marriage to Rev. !
Edgar Pancoast OF Belmont, n. Y, |
will take place Nov. p. The table |
was centered with yellow pom pOns I
I'm a silver basket and lighted with |
yellow tapers IN silver holders. The !
place Of the honor guest and also /
Of Miss Mary May White OF New /
York. was marked by bouquets Of
Richmond chrysanthemums. The T,
guests included Miss White. Miss /
Mary May White. Mrs. Lawrence RO- |
mine. Mrs Robert c. Shanklin. Mrs. /
Eugene Blair Warner. Mrs. Horace +,
Fox. Miss William Dudley Bungert /
of Long Beach. Calf. Miss Helen !
Herr, Miss Harriet Slower. Miss |
Louise S5udebaker and Miss Bess
Staples.
Mrs. William Hardy 3O6 Seeber-s
ger st. was hostess to eight mem |
bers of the Plymouth Needlecraft |
club Tuesday afternoon. Following
the business meeting contests were
featured. the favor being won by
Mrs. Lewis Roth. In two weeks the
club will meet with Mrs. Charles
Lambert, 1915 S. Carroll st.
An Oriental Tea will be given next
Tuesday afternoon in the Florentine
room OF the Hotel I.aSalle from
20 s. Mrs. Archibald Mcclure has
,o % "a fofv will