South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04

- - Blenders. who are eNneCLlnE .r
epend the summer In foreign travel
many affairs are being given in their
honor by the stay-at-homes. who are
conteutins themselves with tae
| privilege Of extending a merry bone
/ voyage.
As courtesy 20 Mrs. John Comfy
Birdseu and Mrs r. Louis kuhnS.
/ a dinner for a few OF their most .n-
innate friends was given last eNe-
ming by Mr. and Mrs. william d.
O'Brien. at their home, ia $
/ Chapin 81. The table was tasteful
/ Iv decorated with blue corn flowers
and white daisies. Mrs. Blrdsei
and Mrs Kuhns viii sail June 3
on Monday a bridge party VIII Pee
given at the Country club for Mrs
/ Conrad r Adams by her bridge
club. Mrs Adams with her hus-
band and son. Robert. viii sail June
/ 10 for Europe 20 be absent several
months saturday afternoon Mrs.
/ Arthur Baker will compliment Mrs.
/ BirdseI and Mrs Kuhns with
/ luncheon az I o'clock an her home,
/ 726 w Washington av-
Tuesday afternoon Nrs ~ Y.
| BeIger viii entertain the younger set
| at luncheon for Miss sue de I.orenzi
Al the Cnain-o'-Iakes Country club.
Miss de Lorenzi and Miss Catherine
/ oliver viii saH from New York on
June - on the olympic for
several months. tour OF foreign lands
which viii be done mostly hy motor
They will land az Cherbourg. France,
and motor through the Chateau dis
trict and over the battlefieldS parts
! of Switzerland. northern Italy and
! Bavaria where they viii witness The
Passion Play at Oberammergau
From Paris they viii so by aero
| FLAME 10 London and viii motor
through the British Isles
This viii be Miss de LorenzTs
fourth trip abroad, having attended
Miss Wizards school In Berlin and
Fl, making the interesting visit 20 all
! the capitals Of Europe on another
| occas sion. Miss oliver is anticipating
the treat OF playing golf on many ~
/ foreign courses. The party in which
these young women are travelling
includes only six others among
| them being Miss Stella futile %
| Evanston, III. who has visited IN
South Bend ~ the guest of Miss
/ Louise Studebaker; Miss Edna True.
/ Of Chicago, also known here as hav-
ing visited Mrs Harry Cross when
she was Miss Hnda Stedman. and
/! Miss Katherine Hooper. Of Mont
clair. y. j., who on many occasions
was the guest Of Miss Pratt OF Elk
hart. who is now Mrs. oliver
Shires, OF Cleveland. O.
Miss de Lorenzi Is leaving Thurs
day evening for her camp on Cha
teaugay lake. IN the Adirondacks.
which she has named Ramp Killoo-
lett" the Indian name for White
! Throat, and will remain there until
the 21st.
Besides the entertaining being
done for the travellers, many ar
fairs are being given as a courtesy
TO Miss FL Donna Lontz, whose mar
riage 10 Arthur Royce Macdonald
will take place the evening Of June
%. on wednesday she viii be the
guest Of honor at a bridge 20 Doe
/ given by Mrs. Russell Downey and
Miss Grace Baker at the home 0t
Mrs Downey. 215 Marquette av
Thursday and Friday afternoons Mrs.
Joseph r. Williams and Mrs. Harold
Eugene Herr will entertain with teas
at Mrs. Herr's home. and Saturday
Mrs. Lawson Midgley will compli-
ment her with a luncheon at her
home, Ethan Apmts.
Honoring Miss Sadie Kirby. Of
New York Mrs. Rome Q. Stephen
son and Mrs. Joseph NJ Stephenson
will entertain a few friends at lunch
con on Tuesday at the home OF the
former. POI North Shore dr. other
affairs OF the week or special inter-
est includes the luncheon-brIdge on
/ Tuesday at Pleasant View Farm 20
be given by Mrs b r. Myers and
the Woman's College club garden
party the same day at the home OF
Mrs T. J. Swantz
Thursday Will be an unusually
. busy day and viii include a luncheon
!. at the Country club given by Mrs.
William K. McHenry and Mrs.
Joseph de Lorenz. Jr.. a bridge az
| which Mrs Karl King and Mre
: Havey Rostlser viii be hotesses az
Mrs. Kings home: the tea az Mrs
Harold Herr's. and a dinner in the
D evening given by NIr and Mrs. r..
e A. Miller az the Country club. Mrs.
% ". q. Davies and Mrs Nell Robert
son viii receive Wednesday afternoon
q from until O'Clock at the home
OF Mrs. Davies. W Washington av.
The marriage Of Miss Marie Rel
mold. daughter OF fr and Mrs @.
J. Reimold. 400 r. Michigan g..
and d. William Charles Krath-
wohl Of Chicago, son OF M and
Mrs. S . Krathwohl. OF Buffalo.
q y. Y. took place Saturday afternoon
AZ 9 O'Clock AZ the home 81 the
r brides parents.
}. Rev. A. IT Keck. pastor OF the
g Trinity English Lutheran church.
offciated in the presence Of tho I'M
- mediate family.
The service was read ln the living
b room in front OF the fireplace. which
Z was banked with greenery relieved
I with roses and gladoil Miss Cris
I Reimold was her sisters only atte--
e dant and Frederic O.. Reimold served
Z as groomsman.
q For the entrance OF the bridal
party. The Bridal Chorus" from
"Lohengrin" was played by Otto J.
a Goffeney. who also rlayed during
q the reading or the service. choosing
{ for his selection. "Cantique.~ The
Z English nuptial song.
3 The bride wore a becoming gown
az white Roshanara crepe and car
= ried an arm bouquet ~ Killarney
roses Miss Cr.ssie RelmoId wore
3 Orchhid organdy and carried a bou-
e quet % orchid sweet peas Follow
ing the ceremony a wedding dinner
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