South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-28

tests. tho house being decorated with
lanterns and black cats. while the
lights were shaded with Halloween
emblems. 4 feature OF the evening
was fortune telling by Miss Edna
Thielens who in costume appeared
mysteriousiy among the guests. Later
buffet luncheon was served.
Mrs. Myrtle VI. stikeleather and
John \. May OF Mshawaka were
united in marriage Thursday at Ben
ton Harbor. Mich. the Rev. II. C..
Haase OF the ST Matthew German
Lutheran church. officiating. in the
presence Of SIT. and Mrs. Chris p.
Kraus and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ
Anderson Of South Bend. The bride
was attended by Mrs. Kraus and G.
p. Kraus acted as best man. The
bride wore a dark blue tricolette suit
and her corsage was of pink roses
and lilies OF the valley. Following
wedding dinner was served TO 20
guests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
&C.. p. Kraus. South Bend av. Mr.. and
Mrs May will reside at PIG North
Church St. Mlshawaka.
Miss Eta VanDusen. Ais w. Wash
lngton av.. entertained a few guests
al dinner last evening, Decorations
suggestive OF the Halloween season
graced the table. The evening was
spent informally.
Miss Ruth j. Kebbler, 1906 S. Leer
ST. and Thomas W Martin OF Hebron
Ind. were married at 81. Joseph
Mich, oct. 81 After a visit with the
groom's parents. the couple will be
at home at 312 W. Garst St. this
city.
The Mems League Of the Grace NJ.
Z. church was entertained Thursday
evening at the country home OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Klinkner. Turkey
Creek rd. Two hundred guests were
present and a camp fire supper was
served at o'clock on the lawn
lighted with lanterns. Mr.. Klink-
ner was voted the most popular
man and Mrs. A. y. Hildebrand the
most popular woman in a contest
Stunts and an impromptu program
were enjoyed.
The Ever-Ready class OF West
minister Presbyterian church was
entertained Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. r. A Walter. 526 n
Scott St Assisting the hostess were
Mrs. W. =. Harris. Mrs. A A
Dodge, Mrs. w. Burhans. Mrs. II.
Missingell and Mrs. c. Soellner.. The
afternoon was spent socially and
plans were completed for the Hal
lowe'en party 20 be given next Tues
day evening at the church. Re
freshments were served to 80 mem
befs The next meeting will be an
nouuced at a later date.
Mrs. Elmer Beistle, 1907 Lincoln
way W, assisted by Mrs. Guy A.
Fish, entertained the members of
the Home Workers club of St.
PauTs NJ. Z. church. After the reg
ular business session the guests en-
ioyed a social hour during which
light refreshments were served to
is The place Of the next meeting
viii be decided later.
The Harmony Reading circle vera
guests at an all day meeting at the
home OF Mrs. William Medicus, 1926
Washington av.. the occasion being
the birthday anniversary Of tho
hostess. Dinner was served at noon
to IA guests and the afternoon was
spent socially and with contests, the
favors being given 10 Mrs. Henry
Mitchell Mrs. Orville Penwell. Mrs.
Ben Mitchell. The annual dinner
Of the circle Will take place next
Thursday az the home OF Mrs. John
Berger. River Park
The Security Bees met Friday aft
ernoon with Mrs. J. c. Ashley, no
W. Washington av. Plans were
made for a dance TO be given next
Wednesday evening a; Beyler hall
The time was spent socially and
light refreshments were served TO
- members. The place of the next
meeting will be announced later.
The Norman Eddy Sewing circle
held a regular meeting Friday aft
ernOon in the X OF p hall. During
the business meeting the annual
election OF officers was held result
ing IN the appointment OF Mrs. r
Redfield. president: Mrs. Alta Viii
lis. vice president; Mrs. Pearl
Grosspitch. secretary. Arrangements
were made for a bazaar 70 be held
IN connection with q cafeteria sup
per TO be given IN December at the
hall. The remainder OF the after
noon was spent socially and re-
fresIments were served 20 So guests
by the hostesses in charge. Mrs
Rose Jester, Mrs. Carrie Royce and
Mrs. Laura West.
The Chaplin Park Dining club
was entertained Thursday evening
at the home OF Miss Elizabeth Il
liott. 976 Riverside Or. The affair
complimented Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Elliott Of Syracuse. y. Y, who are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Howard A.