South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30
Society and
Personals
LARGE number OF visitors in


n the city have Hvened consider
= - ably the otherwise socially
dead" season OF the year when So
ciety as a whole IS taking its vaca-
ton. Many South Bend people are
now az lake resorts near here. en-
joying trips through the east and
west, taking the Great Lakes trips
camping IN the northern woods. or
visiting friends IN other cities IN
their absence the ball is kept roll
ing" by the persons here who are
entertaining out OF town guests. The
Chain O'Lakes Country club has been
the scene OF a number Of luncheOns
and dinners. honoring visitors 20 this
city. and there have been numerous
card parties and other Informal gath
rings in private homes Although
the younger set has been kept busy
with a series OF parties. the matron
has not been neglected.
Miss Louise Stu6ebaker entertained
with a luncheon Saturday at 1900
O'clock at the Robertson tea room.
honoring Mrs. Harry Johnson OF San
Diego, Cal, the house guest OF Mrs
Frank Herring. Covers were laid FOR
eight at a table centered with a
bouquet OF garden flowers
Miss Janet Grouse entertained 65
guests at q tea dansant az the Coun-
try club Saturday Afternoon, from
400 O'Clock until $50 o'clock, 3
number Of young people from out OF
the city being present. The dining
room was very attractive with
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Miss Dorothy Book ne Gao ~
Michigan ST, was Married ytsttr-
day morning at o'ctcck 20 George
r. Lsmphere, son Of Mrs lSittie
Lamphere, I'll W. Wayne ST, al the
parsonage OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church by Rev. Albert z
Monger, pastor. The bride. who ca
ried q large bouquet OF American
Beauty roses, and cresse in a tan
three-piece suit, Vas ATTENDED by
her aunt. Miss Olive Ayres. 40 y.
Michigan ST. Mr.. LAmphere was at
tended by Dan Connely OF Metre
Dame. Following a two weeks hon
eymoon to indianapolis and various
points on the Great Lakes. the couple
Will be at home at I'll W. Wayne 81.
Announcement has been made OF
the marrige OF Walter H Hansen.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. H Hansen. OF
Pueblo, Colo. 20 Miss Evelyn NJ.
Anderson, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Anderson OF this city. The
couple was married July 20 at s.
Joseph, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs
Hansen will make their home at 408
n. Michigan St, this city.
The Young family reunion was
held yesterday at tawotAmi park
Ninety members OF the family, rep
resenting branches IN Ohio. NTisha-
wakA. Elkhart. Lakeville and South
Bend were present. Jacob Smith OF
Lakeville. rs years old was the old
est member present. while Ralph
Smith, FIVE months Old, Of South
Bend was the youngest representa-
tive at the gathering. The next
reunion OF the family will be held
at Elkhart the first Sunday 10 AU-
gust.
The woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF the Grace Methodist Epls-
copal church will hold their annual
mite box opening IN the church
parlors Thursday afternoon at zss0
o'clock. Mrs. w. F. Place Will have
charge Of the program for the aft
ernoOn.
Mrs. Minta Brothers. 2fT N ST.
Peter St, was hostess 20 the Wansta
Sewing circle Friday afternoon. Ten
mem bers and three visitors were
present. During the business session
PLANS were made for a card party
70 be given in W. .. ". hall Aug
s. The remainder OF the afternoon
was spent socially and with music.
The next regular meeting will be IN
two weeks at the home OF Mrs
Thomas Carson. 1915 s. Main 81.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Thieiens. 1922
y. Michigan st. were hosts lest night
20 eight friends at a $50 o'clock
dinner al the Chain O. Lakes Country
/ club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Grant. 1905
/ Columbia St and Harry Bast mo-
! tored 10 Detroit Saturday afternoon.
/ Mrs Bast. who has been visiting q
sister IN that oSy viii return with
! them.
Mrs. Charles Varier and daughter
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