South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-21

I Charles Wooster. 109 Sadie ST. will
be hostess 20 the club.
/ The members OF the Kolah club
were pleasantly entertained AT an
all day meeting Thursday az the
/ home OF Mrs. Matthew Williams,
521 -. Allen ST Dinner was served
at noon 20 "A members. the center
/ piece OF the table being OF spring
/ flowers In the contests the favors
were won by Mrs. Earl Sherman and
Mrs Carl Haslinger. The next meet
ing will be on the afternoon Of May
Z at the home Of Mrs. William Hintz,
13 Park ave.
Mrs. William Becker 1875 s. Chaplin
St. entertained the Nonpariel club
at an afternoon session Thursday
Fifteen members were present and
current events featured the after
noon program. Plans were made for
a dinner TO be held Friday evening
at the home OF Mrs. William Dut-
terra. Laporte ave. The next regular
meeting wiz be held May at the
home OF Mrs. L. A. Lydick, 1928
Lincoln Way W.
Mrs. II. W. Eldredge, 7O2 W. Col
fax ave, entertained the Mothers
club Thursday afternoon. Nineteen
members were present and the aft
ernoon was spent socially. Light
refreshments were served. The next
meeting of the club will be held in
two weeks, the place TO be announc-
ed later.
The Young Women's Missionary
society of the First Christian church
met Tuesday afternoon with Miss
Ruby Camfeld 511 Cleveland ave.
Miss Grace Lushbaugh led the de-
votionals, taking as her theme
"PauIs Attitude Towards Missions"
Miss Norma Carrier talked on Tibet
and The Tibetans," and Miss Edna
Trobaugh read a paper on The Big
Little Mission at Batang." After the
program a social hour was enjoyed
Miss Adah Wells will entertain the
society in May.
The first annual Easter dance OF
the Congenial Dancing club was held
Thursday evening in the Tribune
building, the II. and n. society or
chestra playing the program for the
dancing. One hundred and fifty
guests attended the affair which was
in charge of Oscar Ginrich and
Ralph Rainer.
The first OF the pre-nuptial affairs
TO be given in this city for Miss
! Florence Guthrie. whose marriage TO
Clarence Bader. of Whiting, Ind,
will take place April %, was a l
o'clock luncheon given Wednesday
afternoon for % guests, in the Gold
room Of the Oliver hotel by Miss
Irma Sawyer, Miss Pauline Bon
Durant and Miss Alice Huber. The
appointments OF the unusually lovely
luncheon table were in two colorS.
pink and lavender. A silver basket
OF lavender sweet peas and pink
roses conferred the table, which was
lighted with lavender taperS in
/ silver holders. Miss Guthrie's place
was marked by a corsage of sweet
, peas and roses. The place cards
were miniature brides bearing bou-
were also in the lavender and pink
Among the guests were Mrs. Brad
ford Reynolds. of Chicago and Miss
Sophia Jobst. of Ottawa, Ill
The marriage Of Miss Margaret
Mcnamara, daughter Of Mrs. Mar
garet Mcnamara, 324 S. st. Louis
St, and Gordon Sailor. son OF Mr..
, and Mrs. Charles sailor, of Elkhart,
Ind, took place Wednesday morning
at Z O'Clock at ST. Joseph's Catholic
church. Rev. p. J. Carroll, e. S. c.,
officiating.
The bride was attended by her
sister Miss Mary Mcnamara, as
f., bridesmaid and Peter Gefigen served
as grOOmsman.
The bride wore a becoming tailor
suit OF dark blue with a champaign
color hat and her corsage was Of
Killarney roses and valley lilies. Miss
\ Mcnamara also wore q suit OF dark
\ blue and a small black hat
II Following the ceremony a wedding
II breakfast was served at the home
/ Of the brides mother to IL guests
II The table was made attractive with
| white Killarney roses. After a short
| trip west Mr.. and Mrs. Sailor Will
II be at home at S24 s. St. Louis st.
\ Among the guests wee Mr.. and
\ Mrs. Charles Sailor, Miss Vivian
Sailor. and Mrs. j. Hurley. of Elk
hart, Ind.
Mrs. George Erich. 4O9 E. Haney
av.. was hostess to the members Of
\ the Phil-a-Bar auxiliary OF the In
diana Avenue Christian church
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. r. A.
\ Wagner read an interesting paper
on The Passion" and Mrs. Lloyd
Hoyne read a paper on General
u Conditions in India" Following
n the program, a social hour was en-
L joyed and refreshments were served
n 10 10 guests. The next meeting will
be held in two weeks at the home Of
Mrs. Lloyd Hoyne, S. Rush st.
Mrs. E. F. Snyder, 1872 S Main
St. was hostess TO the members OF
the Z. ]. Euchre club Wednesday
(. afternoon. The favors were won by
Mrs Elwood Foulke, Mrs. B. Tur-
mock. Mrs. John Chamberlin.
Luncheon was served following the
games The next meeting will be
held May with Mrs. Ralph Pin
kerton. 762 Lincoln way Z.
The Pleasant View W. c. T. u.
met at the home of Mrs. U. S.
N Alderman lO45 Lincoln way w