South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-10

Ind. and Laurence Milliken OF I1y-
Mr.. and Mrs. John MiIliken OF Ly-
dick. Ind, took place Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock. Sylvia Shafer
OF the Christian Spiritual church Of
floating at the parsonage OF the
church. Miss Elsie Berringer, sister
OF the bride, and Everett Milliken,
brother OF the groom were the at
tendants. Mr.. and Mrs. Mnliken
Will reside at Lydick.
The Jolly Twelve OF Lowell
Heights NJ. f. church met at the
home OF Irene Annis. 1911 South
Bend av.. Thursday afternoon. Dur
ing the business session the follow
ing officers were elected: Alice
Spaulding, president; Dorothy Hefr-
ner. vice-president: Irene Annis. Sc
cretary; Thelma Smith, secretary
and Mildred Hawk. reporter. Fol-
lowing the business meeting lunch
con was served. The next meeting
viii be held at the home OF Alice
Spaulding, 725 Corby st. Dec. IL.
Invitations have been issued
for the marriage OF Miss
Virginia Mckinley. daughter Of
Mrs. Hannah Mckinley. 222 W.
A. Butler OF this city which will
take place Wednesday morning, Nov
IS. at the ST. Monica church, Mis-
hawaka and will be followed by a
breakfast 10 be given IN the Gold
room of the oliver hotel
Invitations have been issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. James @. Murphy. OF
Louisville, KY. for the marriage Of
their daughter. Miss Bonita Murphy
and John Merlin Guthrie, son OF
Mrs. Flora Guthrie, OF the Hoff-
man apmts. this city. which will take
place Wednesday morning at nine
o'clock; November % at St. Brigid's
church, Louisville.
Miss Dorothy Miller. 10 Z. Madl-
son St. has issued invitations for a
bridge-luncheon TO be given We'd
Miss Gorgene Muessel, whose mar
riage to Giles Cain will take place
Nov. IS at the Cathedral of the
Sacred Heart at Notre Dame.
The installation Of officers of the
Loyal American. No. 1903, lodge
was held last evening in Beyler hall.
DR.. Boyle Vance, supreme officer,
presided. Those taking office were:
George Snyder. president; Henry
Deal, vice president: g. II. Finch.
secretary: Z. J. Stauffer. treasurer;
Mrs. George Boys. prelate; Louis
Boyer. eX-president; Mrs. John
Pfender, sergeant: Mrs. Clara Deal.
first corporal: Garnet Stillson. Sec
Ond corporal; Nelson De Baum,
orderly; Edward Nelson, guard;
Oscar Bayman, sentinel. Following
the business meeting dancing was
enjoyed, the program being played
by the Gustafson orchestra. DIR.
and Mrs. Boyle Vance, of Chicago.
were among the guests. There viii
be a dance for members Saturday
evening. Nov. Is.
A MacDOweu program was feat
ured by the music department at the
Progress club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Philip Nicar opened the pro-
gram with a sketch Of the life of
Mcdowell, a group Of songs by
Mrs. p. g. Nichols followed. Mrs.
Nichols gave The Nightingale"
and When the Robin sings In the
Apple Tree. Miss Maude Weber,
pianist. played "In an Indian Lodge"
''TO a Waterlily" 'FBy a Meadow
Brook" and a Scotch Poem" Miss
Vida Shonts followed with a violin
solo. ITO a Wild Rose" A trio,
Thy Beaming Eyes" was given by
Mrs. j. A. Maloney. Mrs. Walter A.
Bryan and Mrs. George Fulmer.
Mrs. G. a. Farabaugh closed the
program with an artistic rendition
OF a Concert Etude. During the
social hour, light refreshments We're
served by the hOstesseS, Mrs. J. G.
Reynolds, Mrs. Fred Reed. Mrs. Guy
Staples. Mrs. Esse Deacon. Mrs.