South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17

ia honor If Miss Hazel Clark, whose
marriage TO Robert NJ. ANDERSON will
take place this fall. She was pre-
scented with a beautiful china berry
set The evening was spent in con-
tests. music and dancing. AT the
close Of the evening dainty lunch
was served by the hostess. The IA
vors were won by Miss Gladys Sous
ley and Grace La Sale.
The Crumstown Home Economics
club held an all day session Wed
nesday at the home OF Mrs. Jerry
Toner, Division I'd. Thirty-three
members were present and cafe
terra luncheon was served at noon
The afternoon was spent socially. The
next meeting Of the club will be held
Sept. 20 at PotawatOmi Park with
Mrs. Floyd Miliken as hostess.
Mrs. Charles Brown, S11 Clinton
St. was hostess Wednesday afternoon
TO the members of the independence
club. After a business session the
time was spent socially and lunch
con was served 10 II guests The
next meeting will be held In two
weeks with Mrs. Albert Wright. Ma
rietta ST.
The SOrosis club held a regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon at the
J home OF Miss Hattie Mae Dulin. w
/ Colfax av. The subject OF the after
/ noon was The Road to Success, q"
and was presented by Miss Ola Hen
/ dersOn. In two weeks the club viii
meet with Miss Sara Chavous. n
| Huey st.
One OF the most charming affairs
/ of the week was the garden party
given Tuesday evening by Mr.. and
/ Mrs. f. w. Grouse, at their home
| 725 Park av.. for the members Of
/ the younger set, the affair honoring
their daughter Janet, in celebration
Of her 18th birthday. buffet sup
per was served at O'Clock on the
lawn, which was effectively lighted
with electric lights. The tables
were made lovely with pink roses
and pink candles tied with pink tulle
/ DOWSs n CAKE bearing .
/ lighted tapers formed the center
piece for the luncheon table. The
guests included Miss Betty Maus.
Miss Kathryn Page, Miss Mary Jane
Johnston, Miss Gertrude Jaquith,
Miss Helen Heller. Miss Lottie Cor
| don, Miss Jeanne Grouse, Miss Doro-
thy Rogers. of EIkhart, Ind, Donald
Dunkle, William Grimm, Alexis
Thielens. Allen Thurn, Edwin Wit
wer. Walter Hager. Nelson Bowsher
and Allen Ryan.
The marriage of Miss Helen Flue-
gel daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Christopher Fluegel 722 E. wenger
St, and Frank T. Felix, Jr, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Felix. 425 S.
Taylor St. took place at o'clock
/ wednesday afternoon. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Will
! liam MalOney. c. S. c., at the par
sOnage of st. Patrick's church Miss
Helen Felix, sister of the groom and
John McCarty were the attendants.
The bride wore a draped model of
grey Canton crepe, with a hat to
match and Miss Felix was attired IN
a taupe Canton crepe gown with a
F, hat to match.
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding dinner was served to 80
! guests at the home Of the brides
parents. Garden flowers. formed
the decoration of the tables The
couple left in the evening for a
short trip, the bride travelling in a
tailor suit of dark blue poiret twill,
with a small tailored hat of dark
blue. Upon their return they will be
at home at 722 f. Wenger St Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Felix, of GAINESVILLE.
o.. were among the guests.
Honors were shared wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. oliver ]. Tong, of
St Paul, MINI. Mrs. E. s. Lyon. of
| Cleveland. o.. Mrs. George Work, OF
Los Angeles. Calf, and Miss Julia
Espinasco, Of Washington, d. c., at
the luncheon given by Miss Jennie
Moreley at l o'clock at the Robert
! son Tea room. Twenty guests were
seated at the carefully appointed
lurcleon table, which had for its
at active centerpiece a low cluster
! u vari-colored asters. Miss Cecilia
B AMMAN, of Chicago was another out
c town guest
Another delightful affair Of We'd
: nesday was the tea given at the
! home Of Mrs. Alexis Coquillard, 7Os
:. Lafayette blvd. at which time
Mrs Coquillard and Miss Agatha
/ Clarke were hostesses 10 20 guests,
who were invited TO meet Miss Rose
mary Murphy and Miss Gertrude
Morris. of Philadelphia, Pa. the
/ house guests of Miss Clark. The tea
| table was conferred with vari-colored
! snapdrasons In Dutch silver
basket and lighted with yellow tapers
in silver holders. Mrs. Edwin Moore,
Mrs. Donald Eldredge and Miss
| Frances Salinger presided between
the hours Of and 4 and Mrs. Bern
/ Miss Madelon Shidler poured from
/ ( 20 6. The home was made un-
usually attractive with quantities OF
/ garden flowers.
/ Mrs. Florence Swindeman. 7O6 w
I Lasalle av.. was hostess Tuesday af-
/ ternoon TO seven members OF the
/ Plymouth Needlecraft club. In the
contest the favor was won by Mrs.
/ Nettie Confer The next meeting
will be held Sept with Mrs. B. l..
Yarger. 1893 w. Colfax av.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. n. Beattie. 1916
/ +. Indiana av., entertained with a
/ o'clock dinner Tuesday evening as
a courtesy 10 their sister. Miss Phyl-
I lis Spriggs. who left today for Chi
cago. Places were laid for 10 guests,
/. including several from Kalamazoo.