South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-02
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The marriage OF Miss Gertrude
Dorschner. daughter o. ar. and Mrs
Frank a. D0rschner. 100 y. s.
Joseph ST.. and Edward J. Meenan.
son OF Patrick Meehan. OF Philadel-
phia. Pa. IS announced for O'Clock
THIS morning al the Sacred Hear
Cathedral az NOtre Dame, Rev.
George kinncgau. <. = G. oinciadns
Isl IS Lucille Steinruck Of tals city
and John Montague o. Chicago are
the attendant Tine Bridal Chorus
from "LohengTiu prayed by Dillon
Patterson. organist. viii announce
tie entrance OK the bridal party and
curing the service Edward Luthec
VIII sing Conoud's Ave Maria"
The bride viii wear a gown %
nav blue braided crepe Romano
over satin crepe the same shade.
with a picture nat OF rust and blue
duvetyn. braided. Her shower bOu-
Quet wlH be Of killarney roses and
valley lilies Hiss Steinruck will
wear a tailored gown OF dark blue
loiret twill with a picture nat o.
dark blue panne velvet. trimmed Ia
sand colored ribbon. she VIII carry
an arm bouquet OF sunburst roses.
following the ceremony a wedding
broadcast Will De served 20 so guests
al the home Of the brides parents
Autumn flowers VII be used for
decoration. The couple Will leave
today for a western trip and will be
al home after September - at GIG
T.. Madison 50. The bride is a gradu-
with the class OF 1913 and Mr.. Nee
han. who was captain Of the TRACK
team al Notro Dame in 1920, gradu-
ated from the university that year.
Among the guests will be Mr. and
AIRS. Edwin Waterman. and Miss
Emily Waterman Of Chicago. Miss
Rose Meehan OF Philadelphia. Pa.
Mr.. and Ms. Fred Murine. 22Z
T.. Dayton ST.. entertained the mem
bers OF the Mulrine-AndersOn party
last evening at o'clock dinner
Fourteen guests were seated az an
attractively appointed table. graced
with several bouquets Of pink roses.
white. pink and lavender asterS and
The places were marked by small
cards bearing handprinted brides
maids In the afternoon, Miss Null
rine was honOred with a / O'Clock
luncheon given IN the Cold room OF
the oliver hotel by Mrs. +. a. And
ersOn Of Naugutuck, Conn. Seated
at the table were. Miss Murine. Mr..
Anderson. Miss Adeline Anderson
Charles r. Andersen Of NaugUtuck.
Conn, Miss Olga MATHS OF Chicago.
George Jones. Jr., Of Toledo. O. Ed
win Olson. Miss Charlotte Bressler
and Charles Keller.
Honoring Mrs. Sarah Hixson Of
Utica. Mich. who is the guest Of her
daughters. Mrs Blanche Fox and
Mrs. Viola Worthington, Mrs. Fox,
80 Marquette av., entertained few
friends last evening. Following an
evening spent informally a buffet
luncheon was served.
The Jolly u Birthday club met
with Mrs. Ada Mcconnell, lis Elm
ST. Wednesday for an all day meet
ing. A pot luck dinner wac served
at noon and the afternoon was spent
socially.
The third annual reunion OF the
Weil-DOlman families was held Sat
urday at the home Of Franklin p
Gordon. Oak Grove. Ind. One hun
dred and seventeen were present.
Martha Dolnan being the oldest
member present and Ray J. Horein
the youngest. The next reunion will
be held the third Thursday in Aug
ust 1928 at the Old Dolman home
stead.
The Womans society OF the First
Baptist church met Friday after
noon in the church parlors Mrs.
W. II. Shonts preside at the BUSH
nese meeting and the program was
in charge Of Mrs L. $ Davis. Mrs.
Minnie Hastings Olson pleased with
several vocal solos and Mrs. d. H.
Cooper OF Port Huron Mich. whose
husband was pastor OF the church
16 years ago. gave a short interest
ms talk. During he social hour
light refreshments were served to
IS guests by the hostesses who were
Mrs. W. X. Studebaker. Mrs. Robert
Elbel. Mrs. Walter H.ldebrand and
Mss Hannah Auer. The next meet