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CLUB CALENDER Tuesday Dutiful Daughters 8. S. Class, Mrs. lussel Melchi, 7:30 p. m. Pythian Needle Club, K. of P. Home, :30 P- »• C L. of C., K. of C. Hall, 7:45 p. m. VV. M. S., Zion Reformed Church •ariors, 2:30 P. M. Civic department Womens club; pot) p. in. o’clock; Library. Wednesday Zion Lutheran Missionary society, Mrs. Albert Scheuman, 2 p. m. . Delta Theta Tau Alumni, Mrs. Her,ert Kern, 2:00 PM. Bachelor Maids, Mrs. Clarence. Berber, 7:30 P. M. fhuraday Baptist Missionary Society, Mrs. James Strickler, 2:00 P. M. So Cha Rae, Miss Regina Murtaugh 7:30 P. M. Everready Class, M. E. S. S.. Mrs. Fred Ahr, 7:30 P. M. Christian Ladies Aid, Mrs. Hollacksr, 2:00 p. m. Concord Aid and Missionary society; Mrs. Cal Kunkel, 2:00 p. m. W. M. S., Evangelical church, 2:00 p. ni. Work and W’in Class, Mr. and Mrs A. W. Lytle, 7:30 P. M. Amicitia Bridge Club, Mrs. Felix Graber. 7:30 P- M. Calvary Ladies Aid, Church, 1 p.m. Decatur Student Piano, Club; Ross Stoakes. Jr., 7:30 P.M. Luncheon Bridge club, Mrs. James Arnold, 8:00 p. m. Presbyterian Missionary Society, church parlors, 2:30 p. m. Friday Tirzah Club, Ben Hur Hall, after Lodge. i Tri Kappa Anniversary Dinner Dauce, Country Club. Saturday Cafeteria Supper, K. of P. Home, 5-7 p. m. The Women’s Missionary Society of the Evangelical church will meet at two o’clock Thursday afternoon in the church parlors Mrs. Charles Smith will be the leader for the afternoon and Mrs. Coy Marta aud Mrs. Henry Adler will be the hostesses. REX ADAMS WEDS MISS LUCILLE ENGLE A wedding of Interest and some surprise to their many friends, occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Adams, on Mercer avenue, Sunday afternoon, when Mr. R. Rex Adams, son of Mr. L. D. Adams, of this city, and Miss ‘Lucille Engle, daughter of Mrs. L. Stapelton. of Hunting ton. were united in marriage. The Rev. Ross W. Stoakes. of the First Methodist church of this city, officiated at the ceremony, which was witnessed only by the immediate fam ilies of the contracting parties. Mr. Adams is employed in the cooperage manufacturing business in Huntington. and the couple will establish their home in that city.

PYTHIAN SISTERS PLAN SERIES OF SUPPERS At their regular lodge meeting. Monday evening, the Pythian Sister* planned to give a series of two cafeteria suppers, one to he given next Saturday night, June !>, and a second one to be held on the following Saturday evening, June 16. at the K. of P. Home. The lodge was divided into two sections with Mrs. Florence Bain chairman of the division giving rhe first supper, and Mrs. Clara Passwater chairman of the division for the second supper. The suppers "ill be served between the hours of live and seven o'clock.

The Dutiful Daughters class of the Evangelical Sunday school, will meet tonight with Mrs. Kussel Melcbi on Winchester street, at 7:30 o'clock. i— . - The Concord Aid and Missionary society, will meet with Mrs. Cal Kunkel Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Clayson Carroll will entertain her Bridge Club Thursday evening at h o'clock. GEORGE WEBER SURPRISED ON BIRTHDAY Mr. George Weber was pleasantly surprised. Sunday, when the mem bors of his immediate family gathered at his beautiful country home, two and one-half miles west of Decatur. The occassion was the sixty-fourth birthday of Mr. Weber. The after noon, which was greatly enjoyed by all, was spent in playing baseball, pitching horseshoes, and playing Pinochle. Later in the afternoon, delicious refreshments of sandwiches, pickles, coffee, cake and ice-cream "ere served in cafeteria style. Those partaking in the birthday celebration "ere: Mr. and M>s. Henry Fritchia and children, Orville and Edna: Mrs. Alma Hunter and children Georg l '. Leslie, Viola, Henrietta, Bernice aud baby; Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Meyer,

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weber; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bleberlch; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Park; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Werllng; Mr. ami Mrs. August. Scnarpcnljerg; Mr. Henry Kellvnnev er; Mrs. Caroline Reinking; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Weber and children Elmer and Irene, Mr. Lewis Weber; Mr. ami Mrs. Hugo Thieme and son Lawrence; Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Bleberlch; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reinking aud children, Norman, Wilbert, and Marcella; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Reinklng and children; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Deneke and daughter Madland; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ford and son Richard: Mrs. Nora Weidtfeldt and children Emund ami Ellen; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dicke and daughters Lorine and Helen; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Weber; Mr. William Buhr; Mr. aud Mis. Edwin Bieberich and daughter Dene; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kellermeyer; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Beacon and family; Mrs. August Meinzen aud children; Mr. and Mrs. Otto Fuhrman and children, Harold aud Betty Jane; Misses Clara and Nora Weber, Lucille Reinking, Selma ami Esther Bleberlch, Della Scharpenberg, Minnie Hinck, Milddied, Martha, Helen and Wilma Weber. and Messrs. Theodore and Otto Weber, Alvin and Lester Reinking. Red Perkins. Ed Schlaudrauff, Bill Boese, Clarence and Robert Weber. The Christian Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs. Hollacker on North Third street, Thursday afternoon, at. two o’clock. This will be a joint meeting of the Ladies Aid aud the W. M. S. The Tirzah Club will meet Friday evening after lodge with Mrs. A. D Artman and Mrs. May Andrews as hostesses. A program is being planned and refreshments will be served.

EVANGELICAL CHURCH TENDERS RECEPTION The Evangelical church members enteitained at a delightful reception, Monday evening, complimentary to the Rev. and Mrs. M. W. Sunderman and nine-year-old son. James Arthur. 'Mr. C. E. Hocker presided over a program which was given in the church auditorium The men's chorus and church orchestra furnished music, after which the Rev. O. E. Miller, president cf the local Ministerial Association, welcomed Rev. Sunderinan and family, both »• behalf of the association and in behalf of his own church, the Baptist church. Other ministers, who gave short greetings to the new pastor in their midst, were: Rev. H. H. Ferntheil, Rev. Ross W. Stoakes, Rev. Cecil R. Smith and Rev. A. R. Fleddeijchann. Response to these talks was given by Rev. Sund erman. The entire crowd, which numbered about two hundred, was then invited to the basement, where the ministers and their families were seated at a special table, decorated with lovely spring flowers. Refreshments of ice-cream, cake and coffee were then served. The Rev. Sunderman comes from South Bend, where he served the First church. He has also held pastorates in Evansville. Indianapolis, and Fort Wayne. The Sunderman family consists of Rev. and Mis. Sun del man. three daughters and one son The oldest daughter, Mrs! R. C. Hosterman lives in Charleston. West Virginia. Miss Ruth Sunderman is teaching in the Central high school in South Bend. Miss Esther attends the high school in South Bend. Both will be home en next Saturday. James j Aithur, nine years old, is busy helping to set up the new home. DELTA THETA TAUS ELECT NEW OFFICERS At the regular business meeting of j the Delta Theta Tail sorority, held al the home of Miss Margaret Holt-| house. Monday evening, the annual ; election and installation of officers i waa held. Miss Germaine Christen | was elected president of the sorority. I succeeding Miss Mildred Keller. Oth-j er officers are: vice-president, Miss! Margaret Holthouse; secretary, Miss | Naomi Durkin: treasurer. Miss Jeanette Chirk: historian, Miss Florence Harris; press correspondent, Miss Irene Holthouse;2 and purser. Miss Rose Marie Smith. Miss Mildred , Keller, retiring president, acted as installing officer. Final arrangements were made for the National Convention, tn be held in Little Rock. Arkansas, next week. # ■I- H '"■* SHOWER FOR BRIDE-ELECT Hiss Bemeta Tanvas was hostesp, at a Bridge and Bunco party, Monday ev mu?, at her home on East Rugg street. complimentary to Miss Verona Stivder. of Berne, a bride of the near future. The Tanvas home was at11lively decorated for the occasion, in spring flowers, and the color scheme of blue and white was carried out Dainty wrist corsages wore given by the hostess as favors to her guests. ‘ Bridge and Bunco furnished diversion for the evening. Prizes in I

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Bridge were won by Misses Olive Walters ami Gladys- Reftey, and in Bunco, by Misses Fern Passwater aud Margaret Meyers. These were In turn presented to the prospective bride. Miss Tanvas also presented Miss Snyder with a lovely gift. At the close of the games, a dainty twocourse luncheon was served. The first, course consisted of fruit punch, frint salad,, dainty heart and diamond shaped sandwiches, pickles and olives. The second course was a white wedding bell, molded of ice-cream, individual cake in blue and white, and coffee. Those enjoying the party were Miss Verona Snyder and Miss Twylo Snyder nf Berne, Miss Olive Walters, Miss Kathryn Hylnnd, Miss Leia Reftey, Mrs. Marguerite Helm, Miss Gladys Reffey, Miss Francis Loshe, Miss Margaret Meyers, Miss Miriam Meyer, Miss Alta Smith, Miss Fern Passwater, and t.he hostess. Miss Berneta Tanvas. Miss Tanvas was assisted in serving by her mother, Mrs. A. W. Tanvas. Tile So Cha Rae will meet Thursday evening, at 7:30 o'clock with Mies Regina Murtaugh, Mercer uve. HUBERT BRUCHY WEDS WELLS COUNTY GIRL Hubert Bruchy, of Berne, and Miss Nellie Godfrey, of Wells county, were principals in a wedding ceremony solemnized on Thursday of last week, in Anderson. Following the wedding the couple went to the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Ivan Jones in Wells county, where a sumptuous wedding dinner was served. 'I he bride is a duaghter of John Godfrey, residing ten miles southwest of Bluffton, and has been employed by the Fort Wayne Corrugated Paper Company. Mr. Bruchy is a son of Mrs. Leah Bruchy residing on the state road, two miles north of Berne. He returned to Adams county last fall, alter having been engaged in farming for a number of years in Kansas. He is now in charge of his mother’s

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farm and the young couple will estab-: llsh their home with Mrs. Leah Bruchy. ENTERTAINS SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Dun Sprang bad as their Sunday dinner guests: Rev. and Mis. 8. N. Vail of Washington, D. C.,1 Mr. and Mrs. Forest Vail of Fort Wayne, Mr and Mrs. James Donaldson I and daughter Betty of St. Louis, and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wicks and Mr. Tom Vail of this city. The children of the Evangelical Sunday School are asked to meet at the church, Wednesday afternoon, nt 2 o’clock, to receive purls and prepare tor the Children's Day program. MISS LOIS PETERSON HONORED WITH SHOWER Miss Lois Peterson, of this city, a member of the graduating class of Indiana University, was honored with n miscellaneous shower, last Thursday evening, at u dinner party given: by the members of the Delta Gamma ! Sorority. The Delta Gumma house was beautifully decorated for the j occasion. Favors at the dinner were j luiniature parasols. The affair camel as a complete surprise to Miss Peter-j son. who left the University on Saturday for Indianapolis, coming theitce to her home in this city for a several days visit. She will return to Bloomington for the commencement next Monday evening. The marriage of Miss Peterson and Mr. Charles Keller, of Peru, will be an event of the I present summer. The Zion Lutheran Missionary so-1 clety will meet Wednesday afternoon 1 at 2 o’clock'at the home of Mrs. Al- ■ bert Scheumann. o — The Baptist Missionary Society will meet Thursday afternoon at two o'clock with Mrs. James Strickler. o - • / Get the Habit—i rage at Home, it Pays

Personal; Mis. J. S. Peterson arrived home Monday from Indiunupolls and Bloomington, where she visited for the hist ten days with her son. Dwight Petersou and family und with Miss Loh Peterson, a member of the graduating class cf I. IL She was accompuuled Inane by Mlsu Peterson and by Mr. Charles Keller, who visited over the week-end al Bloomington. Miss Lois Peterson will remain at iftr home In this city for the present week and will return to Indiana for the commeiic.eineut exercises to be held at five o’clock next Monday afternoon. "If must he awful t’ start buck home from Niugary nils with u long married life ahead o’ you," said Miss Fawn L pplucut t'day. No matter how well an’ fit we look ther's alius somebuddy prophesyin' we’ll go all at once some day. Abe Martin, Indianapolis News. Mrs. Maud Dorwhi and daughter Kathryn, their guest, Miss Marjorie Muy. of (’>>: un»a. and Mr. Albert Gehiig. motored to Columbus, Ohio, Sunday, where they visited with Guy Johnson and tainilv. Returning home.

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a student at St. Marys College, aud Mrs. Minnie Holthouse will visit with her daughter. Naomi, at the St. Marys Novitiate. Returning home, they will be accompanied by Miss Helen Holthouse and a school mate of her’s. Miss Catherine Hcrlnger. of Peoria, Illinois, who will be her guest for several days.