South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-17

daughters Lydia and Lissie were
united In marriage 20 Guy s. Nick
erson and Howard r. Brockway,
by Rev. F. Z. Stewart. OF Hoiton.
Mich. in the presence OF IS gueEts.
The Bridal Chorus" from 10
heugrin" played by Miss Mary
Hooten, announced the entrance o.
the wedding party. which was led
By little Eloise Nickerson, who car
ried the rings In two lilies. The
brides were becemingly sowned in
white georgette crepe with ribbon
trimming and they each carried
shower bouquets Of Killarney roses
and valley lilies During the reading
OF the service. Miss Louise Hooten
sang 20 Promise Ne"
Following the ceremony a three
course wedding dinner was served.
Both couples left for Chicago Wed
nesday evening Mr. and Mrs
Nickerson will reside In Pontiac,
Mich. and Mr.. and Mrs. Brockway
will occupy their new nome at New
Carlisle
Miss Rose Seiser. 1899 p. Corby
ST.. entertained at dinner at o'clock
Thursday evening IN honor OF Miss
Anna Kempner. OF Mishawaxa.
whose marriage will take place this
month. The guests were the mem
bers OF the c. 6. c. club Pink
roses, sweet peas ana smfiax formed
the attractive decoration for the
table.
The Woman's Home Missionary
society OF the Grace NJ. E. cnurcn
met Thursday afternoon in the
church pariors. Mrs. II. KaIe Ieo
the devotion and Mrs. G. Gall gave
a report OF the recent convention
at Hobart. Mrs. Louis Krieder pre-
Sc nted the topic for the lesson which
was People OF Perverted Faith"
4 vocal duet was given by Miss
Marjorie Fields and Mrs. G: can.
The annual election resulted in Mrs
c. c. Bon Durant being chosen
president, Mrs. L. 3. Krieder vice
president and Mrs. J. Rulo, treas
urer Forty members attended the
meeting.
Thirty-three members Of the
Priscilla Sewing Circle OF st. Pet
ers church were entertained Thurs
day evening at the home OF Miss
Ann Rohde, 1914 y. Allen 81. Two
new members. Mrs. James Polader
ard Mrs. Herbert Troeger were ad-
mitted 10 membership and plans
were completed for an apron con-
test and ice cream social TO be held
al the church June %. The next
regular meeting will be held in two
weeks with Miss Anna Marohn, 10
z. Pennsylvania av.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett 8. Webster,
927 Niles av., delightfully."- enter
tanned the members OF the Thursday
club and their husbands at their
summer home 'Whiporwill Cot
tage." Michigan City. all day Thurs
day A picnic dinner was served at
noon 10 so guests, the decoration
OF the tables was done with field
daisies and June roses. Following
/ the dinner a trip 20 the Dunes was
made by some Of the guests. -warfe
| others enjoyed dip in the lake or
cards On July 10 the club mem
bers and their husbands will be en-
! :ertaired al the summer home or
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Orvis. at Dia-
mond Lake.
az luncheon at l o'clock Friday ar
ternoon at Copshaholm Twelve
guests were seated at the luncheon
table. which was lovely with an ar
I tistic arrangement OF white lilies.
delphlnium and pink roses Among
the guests were Mrs Harry PSrke
and Mrs. Frank Parke, OF Kendall
Vile. Ind. who are the house guests
/ Of Mrs. Meta Hickox.
I In celebration Of the seventh we'd
( l. w Mccain. which was also the
/ birthday Of Mrs. Mccain, they We're
/ given a surprise by 80 Of their
/ friends Thursday evening. who plan
/ ned a motor trip 70 Christian lake.
( A chicken dinner was served at the
/ Tavern at o'clock followed by
/ dancing in the pavilion 20 the mu-
T sic OF Steimricks orchestra of Elk
hart.
Miss Maude Heath entertained at
an informal luncheon Friday at
l Thrushwood. as a courtesy 20 her
sister. Mrs. c. II. Randolph, OF
I Middletown, o.
The fourteenth annual reunion or
he former school girls OF Terre
/ Coupe was held Thursday with Mrs.
I Arwilds Nicholson. at her home a.
New Carlisle. A picnic dinner was
served at noon TO II members and
two guests. Roses. lilies and car
nations formed the attractive table
decoration and quantities OF roses
were used about the nome In the
evening lunch was served a. 9
/ O'Clock. The 1929 reunion VIII be
Z held the third Thursday IN June