South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-29

Bourbon. Ind -epL "a Fifty
eight members were present and
dinner was served A. noon. following
which a short program was pre-
sented. The following officers were
elected % serve for tho coming year.
william Sanner, president. Clarence
sanner, vice president. Miss Beau
lah Ruff. secretary treasurer. Tho
next reunion viii be held at Bour-
bon fair ground on the Sunday be-
fore Labor Day 1923.
Mrs. J. G. Callahan. 1905 Liston
ST, entertained Thursday afternoon
for her niece. Gertrude Cox. the
guests beng the members Of a class
at St JOsephs school Games and
contests featured the afternoon and
Mrs Fred Sherman and Mrs Frank
Malander assisted the hostess Those
present were Nellie schooner. Mar
garet Bladen. Florence Miner. Stella
Natehlus. Ileue senr.ch. Wanda Ko-
perlik. Katherine Cernick, Helen
NowIk. Nellie Busezky. Bernice Ry-
der. Helen and Margaret Suto.
The Thursday club met at the
home Of Mrs. p. s. Webster. 92S
Niles av., Thursday afternoon Thir-
teen members and one guest were
present. The business meeting was
presided over by Mrs. Ira Uuery,
and the afternoons program con
sisted of a paper on THE History OF
st. Joseph County" read by Mrs.
Ullery; a reading on Marquette
and LaSalle." presented by Mrs.
Clarence Thresh who also discussed
1.-THE Fort Of st. joe" and the Re
moval OF the Potawatomies" on
Oct II the club Will be entertained
at the home OF Mrs T. NJ. Mossey
500 L. Wayne st.
Mrs. c. Harper, 902 f. Washing
ton av., was hostess Thursday aft
ernoOn 10 the members of the Twin
City sewing circle. Twelve MEM
bers were present and enjoyed a So
cial time after a short Business ses-
sion In the contests the favor5
were won by Mrs. Harry VanDen-
burg and Mrs. James Guy. In two
weeks the club viii be entertained
at the home of Mrs Louis Hartzeil,
Dubail av.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage Of Miss Helen Louise
Greed daughter Of the lac Mr.. and
Mrs. j. 2. Greed, of this city and
Homer Reed Hatchett, son of Mrs
NJ. T. Richey, of MorgantOwn, Ind.
which took place Tuesday afternoon
at the Trinity NJ. J.. church Of Gin
cinnati. O., the Rev. G. Mcclure,
d. d, officiating. Mr.. and Mrs
Hatcheet will reside at Denver, Colo.
Honoring Mrs. u. G. Speed, who
will leave Sunday for her winter
home at Tryon. n. Carolina, Mrs.
Harry A. Biggs. 9O4 L. Jefferson
blvd. entertained with a charming
luncheon at l O'Clock Thursday af-
ternoon at the Chain o. Lakes COun
try club. Places were laid for i
guests at the table made Lovely with
a simple arrangement of the early
autumn flowers.
Mrs. Charles Arthur Carlisle en-
tertained 16 guests at bridge We'd
nesday afternoon at Carlisle Manor
as n courtesy to Mrs. Reed Parker
of Detroit, Mich. who is the guest
OF her mother. Mrs. J. b. Birdseu.
The favors were given 10 Mrs. Park
er. Mrs. william Dodge, Mrs. John
Woolverton. and Mrs. r. l.. Sen
senich.
DIT. ard Mrs. Herbert Bartlett, who
are leaving soon 10 reside in Pom
tiac. III. were the honor guests ct
dinner given wednesday evening at
the College Inn Of the LaSalle hotel.
The guests included Or. and Mrs. St
clair Darden, DIT. and Mrs. James
A. Duggan, DR.. and Mrs. George j.
Gefsler. DR.. and Mrs. G. L. Geyer.
DR.. and Mrs. A II. Huffman, DIT.
and Mrs. ]. Alfred Maloney, and DR..
and Mrs. Milo K. Miller. Following
the dinner the evening was spent
at the bridge tables at the home OF
DR.. and Mrs. Geisler. 222 Marquette
av.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson entertain
ed the members Of the building COM
mittee of the Gloria Del Swedish
Iuthern church Wednesday evening
at the church parlors. Rev. A. II
Keck gave a short talk on Christian
Workers" and Rev. c. @. Anderson