South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-22

MIS- ofnall VIII FehlQe az fort
Wayne.
The Ladies' Bible class Of the
First Brethren church were ente~-
tanned az the home Of Mrs Sarah
Smith. 736 Sherman av.. Thursday
evening. Nineteen members were
present. After the business meet
ing a social hour was enjoyed and
refreshments served The next
meetiug viii be held with Mrs.
Elva Thomas, 315 Milton av.. on the
evening Of May Il az 8 o'clock.
The Norman Eddy W. r. 2. held
| a regular meeting Friday afternoon
In the K. Of p. hall A social hour
followed the business session and
/ light refreshments were served TO
IS members. The next meeting
viii De held on the afternoon Of
April %.
a card party and an old fashioned
| box supper was given Friday even
ing by the Ladies Auxiliary Of the
American Legion at the Chamber Of
Commerce. About so members at
tended. Mrs. i. j. Pattison. chair
man; Mrs. Edward Beck and Mrs.
Harry Habener were in charge Of
the affair
Seventy-fve guests attended the
card party given Friday afternoon
by the members OF st. Joseph Hos
pitaI Aid society in St. Patrick's hall.
/ The hOstesses were Mrs Samuel
Perley. Mrs. Charles Semerich. Mrs.
/ Roy Sham bIeau. Mrs. Thomas Nc
Grath, Mrs. sam Robinson, Mrs. l..
p. Leedy. Mrs. ]. c. Leechner and
Mrs. T. NJ Hoban. Bridge, 500 anG
pedro were played and Il favors
were awarded. Following the game
| light refreshments were served.
Mrs. Benjamin Henry. 1917 y.
/ Notre Dame av., was hostess Friday
afternoon TO the members of the
Woman's Fellowship class Of the
First Baptist church. Thirty mem
bers were present and the afternoon
was spent sewing for Epworth hos
pital A social interval followed
and light refreshments were served
/ by the host ess. on May u the class
will be entertained at the home OF
Mrs. c. J. Mumford, 1917 Marine st
Mrs. Charles S. Ivan. 1923 Blaine
av.. assisted by Mrs. Lloyd Greenan.
Mrs. o. A Sherman, Mrs. L. W.
Hammond. Mrs. G.. Wright and Mrs
I A. J. Weiger, entertained the mem
bers OF the Ladies' Auxiliary Of the
Westminster Presbyterian church
I Friday afternoon. The program
which followed the busienss session.
opened with a reading presented by
Mrs. +. w. Morse. Piano numbers
were given by AIRS. c. A. Bacon.
/ During the afternoon a pastry and
flower sale was conducted by the
hostesses in charge and light re-
/ freshments were served 20 as guests.
The next meeting viii take place
May 10 in the church parlors.
The Ideal Embroidery club was
entertained Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Hewlett. 1912 s. 18th
ST. The assisting hostess was Mrs
William Bertch. Thirteen member,
we're present. The afternoon wa.
spent socially and refreshments
were served. In two oweeks the
club viii meet with Mrs. Bessie Lo-
bOugh, 5. Lafayette ST.
The Coquillard Parent Teachers
club met Friday afternoon at the
school. The program consisted OF
a piano duet by Mrs. NJ. VI. Rod
/ gers and Mrs. James Toward
Mother Cfoose's Thrift Children, >
! by pupils of the 2B grade; "Oui
Banking Song" pupils Of the %
grade. playlet tom Thrift, anC
, John Spendthrift." by pupils OF tn
"a grade. An interesting talk ou"Th,
p Household Budget" was presented
by Mrs. Myra s. Penny. teacher o
, Household Arts. Following the bus
r mess session a social hour was en-
! joyed and refreshments were served
{ The principal and teachers of tn
3 school were the hostesses at tn
) meeting.
I Announcement has been receive
2 terson. OF Minneapolis, Mimi, an
e John ]. Becker, dean or the must
department OF the University O
Notre Dame, which took plac
Thursday morning az 10 o'clock a
, St Patrick's cathedral, Chicago. Rev
Paul J. Folk. of Notre Dame official
|ing. DR.. J. Lewis Brown, OF Chi
p cago. presided at the organ and lie
? BcrEer of this city served as grooms
. man
The bride was attired in a travel
o. inE suit OF dark blue serge with
hat 10 match and her corsage wa
of Killarney roses and sweet peas.
= wedding breakfast was served at III
' Congress hotel following the ccre
mOny.
IIr. and Mrs. Becker will reside &
Z, South Bend.
The Fellowship class OF the Firs