South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-08

OF the First Brethren church held a
regular monthly meeting at the
church Wednesday afternoon a:
$3.50 o'clock An election OF officers
was held and the following were
appointed. Mrs %ellie Foraker.
president. Mrs Edna Eaarler. vice
president. Mrs Martina Firestonc.
recording secretary: Mrs. Florence
Sholly. treasurer. Miss Maggie Whit
mer. corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Edith Kraft pianist and Mrs Hattie
Cunningham chorister.
Miss Naomi Marie Probst. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and A-rs Henry PrObst,
334 y. Hill St and Albert c. Davis.
son Of Charles Davis. OF Bakers
field. Cal. were married Wednesday
morning at ~ Joseph's Catholic
church. Rev p J. Carroll off1ciat-
ing The bride was attended by her
sister Miss Rose Probst. while Wal
ter Probst. Of White Pigeon, Mich.
acted as best man. The brides gown
was Of white canton crepe and she
carried a shower OF brides roses
and valley lilies. Following the
I ceremony a wedding breakfast was
served at the home OF the brides pa
rents After an eastern wedding
trip Mr. and Mrs Davis viii be at
home at S34 =. Hill ST.
The engagement Of aIiss Marjorie
Starr. a teacher in the Goshen city
school. and William L. Niles. of this
city has been announced 30 date
/ has been set for the wedding
Mrs. Joseph Jacobs 525 Leland
II v., was hostess Wednesday after
noon to the Idle While club Dali
sizes formed the attractive house dec
orations In the contest the favor
was won by Mrs. Lloyd Schumacher.
The remainder of the afternoon was
/ spent socially and light Entertainments
were served to 10 guests. IN two
weeks the club will be entertained at
the home Of Mrs. schumacher, 74O
Portage av.
Twelve members of the Shakes
I peare circle enjoyed a picnic at the
countryplace of Mrs w. O Davies
I Wednesday The picnic marked the
last Of the clubs activities for the
| season. In July Mrs George Full
mer will entertain the members at
her summer cottage at Eagle Point.
Diamond Lake.
Mrs. Orval Bunch, 71s y. Eddy
St. was hostess Wednesday at an all
day meeting of the Fancy Needle
workers club. Dinner was served
at noon 10 Il members and two
guests. vase Of roses centering the
table. The assisting hOstesses for
the occasion were Mrs. Henry West.
Mrs. Frank Gitz and Mrs. Edward
Cordray The club will meet again
in two weeks at the home of Mrs.
John Taylor, 1911 w Washing
ton av.
The A. w. A. Sewing club met at
the home OF Mrs. Matte Wittber
111iz w Wayne St. Tuesday eve
ming. Nine members were present
, ana alter a short business meeting
! the time was spent socially and ligh:
refreshments were served. The
next meeting. which will take place
| in two weeks. will be held at the
home of Mrs. Marie Burrows.
! AIRS. William owen Davies. Jr.,
/ and Mrs. Neal Robertson received
12O guests wednesday afternoon be-
/ tween the hours OF and 6 at the
/ home Of Mrs. Davies, $50 Forest av,
The attractive tea table was center
/ ed with a silver bowl of sweet peas,
lilies Of the valley. snap dragons
I and for get-me- the shades OF
lavender and yellow predominating
/ Old fashioned bouquets in colonial
vases Of silver and lavender tapers
I in silver holders in the colonial de-
sign graced the corners Of the table,
F, Mrs. Leroy Clauer. Mrs Carl Ginz
Mrs. j. Morris zigler and Mrs
George Davies. of Chicago. poured
| Assisting the hostesses were Mrs
Henry Harper and Mrs Charlie:
Arthur Carlisle, Jr.
Mrs Joseph Oliver entertained /:
| guests at a 1870 O'Clock lucheon al
] Cupshaholm. Wednesday afternoon,
as a courtesy 10 her daughter. Miss
Catherine Oliver. who will sail June
oath TO spend the summer abroad.
The luncheon table was unusually
attractive with garden flowers. Fol-
lowing luncheon the afternoon was
spent with bridge.
|
Miss Grace Bernard. 1893 s.
Main St, Miss Bertha Linden, 921
/ 5 Lafayette St. and Miss Aiaude