South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-14
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3 The marriage ~ Miss AIylna Cecs-
la Brucker OF Mlshawaka daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. G.. BrUcker. q
Monterey. Ind. and Elmer William
RadabauEh. 401 W. LaSalIe av.. son
of Mrs. ii @ Kol OF Harrisburg,
Pa. took place this morning az e
o'clock az ST. Patrick church. Rev.
William Msl0ney. O.. s. c.. Offic.at-
ing. Miss Josephine Bruc1er, OF
Kankakee. H.. sister of the bride,
and Pete CRUDE Of this city were the
attendance. The bridesmaid was at
tired in blue canton crepe trimmed
in steel beads and she wore a picture
hat OF black Her arm bouquet was
OF roses and valley lilies The bride
was attractive IN a gown Of navy
blue crepe satin trimmed In cut
steel beads. She also wore a picture
hat OF black and carried an old
fashioned bouquet Of roses and val
ley lilies. Following the ceremony
q wedding breakfast was served 10
the members OF the immediate fam
ily az the Jefferson hotel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Radabaugh left FOR a trip TO
New York. the bride travelling in "A
three piece suit of navy blue After
Dec. 1. they viii be at home a. 500
Harrison av this city.
DR.. James T. McMeel. was host
at a dinner given last evening i'm the
College Inn Of the IaSalle hotel.
hOnoring John Merlin Guthrie,
whose marriage 20 Miss Bonita Muir
pny Of Louisville. Ky. viii take
place Nov. % Dinner was served
ar $50 o'clock and the guests were
Jack Schaub Raymond Schaub.
Walter Clemens. Jack Young. Fred
Roberts. John Raab Frank Wood
worth. william McQuad. Duncan
O'Connor. Hugh Stephenson. Robert
McAuliff. and J. Mcdonald and
Charles Guthrie Of Chicago and
Clarence Bader Of Whiting, Ind.
Miss Ada Hitler supervisor eof
domestic science in the public
schools. gave q very interesting dem
onstration of table service at "a for
NAL dinner and included the proper
sions. before a large attendance Of
members and guests Of the art de-
partment Of the Progress club Mon
day afternoon at o'clock at the
club. Miss Hitler emphasized the
necessity Of symmetry IN each and
every form Of table arrangement.
Tea was served, Mrs. w. w. Schuie-
der poured and vas assisted by Miss
Mabel Bartlett and Mrs. T.. r. Aus
tin. A silver tea service, four pink
tapers IN crystal holders and bas
ket OF pink roses and chrysanthC-
NUNS graced the zen table from
which the guests were served.
Honoring Miss Charlotte White
whose engagement has been recent
y announced. Mrs Eli Seebirt y
Lafayette blvd. entertained with a
I O'Clock luncheon Monday In the
Florentine room Of the LaSalle no.
tel Covers We're placed for six
guests al a table graced with a clus-
ter or Columbia roses.
Mise Charlotte White. 319 W. Col
fax av.. entertained the members %
the Novel club at a Z O'Clock dinner
Monday evening a cluster of pink
roses and carnations Ccntered the
table at which nine guests were seat
ed. The evening was spent infOr-
mally and the third chapter OF the
club story was read. The place OF the
next meeting will be announced la
ter.
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regular meeting Monday afternoon
with Mr.. Emma Reed, Vassar av..
and Wilbur ST. Eight members were
present and the first chapters Of
Haworth's History Of the United
States was read ard studied. Mrs
George Myer in charge of the nature
study discussed the caves OF Indiant
and the current events was IN Chars,
Of Mrs. Reed. During the social
hour light refreshments were serv-
ed on Nov. % the club VIII meet
with Mrs. James Proud $40 Forest
av.
A weInie and marshmellow roast
was given Sunday evening at the
home OF Mrs. II. Bowman. w Ma
varre st. Later the party attended
the Palace theater. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lawrence, AIr. and Mrs. Arthur
Gatsheu Phil Robasha Miss Greer.
Charles Delunger. Miss Ida Light
Davies Harrison. Miss c.. Harrison.
A. Singer and Mrs. G.. Burns. r.
Smith. Miss Lawrence, r. Campbell,
Miss Jessica Briggs. T. Jones and
Miss Fave Barber d J. Briggs Miss
Babe Campbell. NJ. Pawloaska and
Miss Mary Eobasha.
Sixteen members of the Musicians
club were pleasantly entertained
Monday evening az the home of Miss
Frances Harrington. 101 Stull ST..
Following the regular business
meeting an informal musical pro-
gram was given and a social hour
was enjoyed during which the hos