South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05

Clauser who IS leaving for her home
IN Michigan. Ten guests were seat
ed al "a table bearing Ca Centerpiece
OF chrysanthemums Later the party
attended the blackstone theater.
Miss Charlotte White whose mar
r.aEe 20 Rev. Edgar r. Pancoast.
wiu take place next month will be
hou0red with luncheon 20 be given
10y tho members OF the Novel cluD.
Nov. 10 az Pleasant Hil farm.
Miss Ethel Rex. Of this city. and
Carl Shireman. OF Ligonier Ind.
we're united IN marriage Saturday At.
noon at the manse OF the Sunnyside|
Presbyterian church. the Rev. NJ. NJ.
Rodgers officiating. The couple were
unattended Mr.. and Mrs Shireman
viii make their home at Ligonier.
Miss Ruth Alderman. daughter OF
ar. and Mrs \. A. Alderman, OF
529 Z. Ohio ST.. and Charles d
Leslie. OF Chicago. formerly or this
city. were married Saturday at l.30
o clock at the parsonage OF the
Sunnyside Presbyterian church, Rev.
NJ. NJ. Rodgers. officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie viii make their home in
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs William Sibley. S.
Eddy St, entertained Friday evening
with a dinner and housewarning.
The u guests were the members OF
their supper club and the evening
was spent at the card tables
y
Mr.. and Mrs John Berscheid OF
Rochelle, Ill. announce the mar
rage or their daughter, Miss Mar
garet Ruth Berscheld. TO George
Douglas O'Brien. which took place
on Monday. Oct. 30 Mr.. O'Brien
is a. former student OF Notre Dame
university and IS we'll known in
South Bend social corcles. Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Brien viii be at home after
Dec. / at Rochelle, tn.
Among the many private dinners
and other affairs last evening which
followed the football game was the
informal party given at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Robertson, 971
Riverside dr.. Following the supper.
which was served at o'clock 10 16
guests. the evening was spent at the
bridge tables. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Davies. OF Chocago, who were the
house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ertson and Mrs. Harold Alexander,
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Car
Isle. Jr.. were out OF town guests.
Mr.. end Mrs. Emanuel s. Ripley
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ripley will
give an Armistice party on the eve
ming OF Nov. at the Chamber OF
Commerce.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. McInerny, go
6. Taylor St, entertained az dinner
at the IaSalle hotel last evening.
their guests including Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Kenefick and r. J. Fogarty OF
Michigan city, Mark Foote OF Chi
cago, Misses Anna Marie. Ruth and
Martha NreInerny and Aaron Hague
nard Following the dinner the par
" attended the dances.
Miss Helen Lancaster. Al w.
Wayne St. was hostess at dinner last
evening in honor Of Miss Geraldine
Hennlng OF St. Paul MINI. and
Miss Virginia Powers or Oklahoma
City, Okla. the guests Of Miss Kath-
eryn Page. the affair also celebrat-
IN the birthday anniversary Of Bry-
an Miller, OF Louisville. Ky. The
table was arttsticauy decorated with
the gold and blue OF Notre Dame.
The guests included, besides those
mentioned, Miss Mary Jane John
ston. Miss Mildred Lancaster. Perci-
val Conneley, OF Davenport, Ia, Har-
~ Stuhldreher William Defferay, OF
Galveston. Tex, and L. Ryan. ofI
Phoenix. Arlz. Following dinner the
party. chaperoned by Mrs. Charles
Lancaster. attended the dances
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Herman, 2f3l
r. Navarro St gave delightful
dinner party last evening following
the football game. The guests In
cluded Miss Mary Vurpillat. who Isl
attending school at Fort Wayne. Miss
Helen Calder OF Chicago. Miss Ke-
hoe OF Detroit, Mich. and John Hart
OF Cleveland. o. The dinner tabIe.
at which were seated Is guests. was
beautiful with its decoration OF gold
and blue. Gold crvsanthen1urns
formed the center piece and gold
and blue ca-dles IN silver holders
completed the desired effect. Fol-
lowing the dinner the guests attend
ed the dances
The adult department banquet OF
The First Methodist church viii take
place Tuesday at $50 at the church.
About $50 guests are expected 20 a
tend g. IT. Tyler. superintendent