South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 187, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 6 July 1921 — Page 8

THE SOUTH BEND NEYS-TIMES WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 6. 192! kv -jsr.V 'tx?i JA - - I i . Jk V i ' C ,w el i v v LMiüw of WOMEN

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A vtv pr'-tty church. wcMln was that r M!. i:ther Hardy of Mlsh-a-.vdkj. ar.il Lloyd Collp, son of Mr. anl Mr?. D. I,. Co'.Ip. 61 I,iwn5ale .iv.. -A-J.ir; f. I'l-ico F inlay ovf-n-;rt-at 7 oVI-ick at ihr- First Kt;t!st ihirh, :.!!.'!;vA-.ika. I lev. M. K. Ihwkir.s i'(T'"r.uiii the r-rprnor.y J-'T';ro t!.' altar or.it ?1 with palms an I hyiJr.'inf .-j. The -nui- v.-'js attended by MIas Blinrh Colip. .:stf-r of the groom, üs hr; If m ii.!. an 1 Forrest Doyle .tr:ir.? .?. -?t mm. John Carson :?n.:!h ar.-l Kmr.th Hosford acted ns l i - : i r -. Master I;irri' l Moore aa rinj: ' T'r and little Mi. lller. I as V. v. r rirl completed the T - r 1 ! .'i 1 par ty -.vi.lh fntrr-d the .h;;rch to music of th Mer.de!s -v.hr; u! 1;:. r: 'irh, f laved Ly Mia Miry (p.;hh'.r.ver. Mi- '- !i; ',vf.r- a frock of rose pin-: f iv in ly with picture hat to match v. hi' h was adorned T.v!th a v. r-'ith ( Fo--:rh h'ath-r anfI pink forret-m'--n..ts. Tho lirido was attra" tiv- in hf r n of whit ortpe '.' r 1 i : rj . - trJir.tr.-i vith parl and full cii ;!. r-irrid a .how- . r Ir - i i 'i i : nf l.rid'-s' r.e:. A r''p'i"ti at th-"1 r.i'v; homo of Mr. ar.d Mr.-. 'V,iP. HOT S. Tenth it.. I:ivr I'.irk, followed the 5erv!c. of town Mests present at th w d iin wer Mr. and Mrs. M' Oarfy .and family of Valkerton and M:-s Dorcthy O'Connor of Tiollr" I.r iirp', Anr.nt:nrerrir r.t ,of,n made of ti ( r. rae-m r.t of Jos- ph A. Avery. Jr.. y -:i ? .Mr. and Mra Joseph Avery. Mi.-h twMka, and Mi.-ri Kmily C. L'dv.ard? f H.njtrhton. Mich. I'o'h .Mr. Avry ar.d Mi3 I'durirds wer.- ;rr.;luat'-d thi year from the ur.lv" n-'ity f ?.Ti'h:t,'.tn. No Inte was a r.r.o -me i for tlio woddinir. Ktta Van ' D:i?-i, 41S TV. Wa-s!'i!iurton a v.. in:i- li.tstesf Monday nvirninc at a l:"r' o'clock hreakf ivt honrin:: Miss IVatrIc TVoIf. of Cliicai A:i:n::;' the guests were Jan:-5 Kan-. I: J. I-'lynn and Murray II rrr.m ( f 'icairo. The rr.arrlarrp of Mi?-i Hazel Marvin. '. ! i: ::ht'-r of Mr. and Mrs. r'.r-r- Marvin. l'.1" Wehster Ft.. and Cef;; p. Snyder. 5n of Mr. and

Mrs. C"hnr V. Snyder. 1 JO I F. J home of Mif Kthr Stcir.er. 1024 J VVARNS PITT7FN :.nch!an ft., took p'ace Sunday , Oak at., in two wc ek5. nmviu v.llILiUlJ afternoon at 2 o'clock at the hom-j j COSTUMES

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Yodr. of the Church of the Brethren officiating. Following1 the ceremony a wedding: dinner was served to 1Z guests, the rccaKon also beln?r the wedding1 anniversary of the r-rlde'9 parents. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder will b at home at 1o2 j "Veb3ter t. MLn Laura Zilk, 107 "W. South .t., e-ntertair.d at dinner Sunday

evenlnc" in honer of Mr. and Mrs.

Wen-dell GusUfson of Detroit. Mich., and Mr. an-d Mrs. Herbert Zilky of Chicago, covers be4nfif laid for 10 jruestH at a table made attractive with a crystal "basket of garden f louvers. Members of the Efficiency class cf the tull M E. church were entertained Saturday at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Keltner at Lake Carver, r.ar Kdwardsburg, Mich. P.oatlns and fishing were the diversions after which supper was server. The next meeting of the class will bo held at the. home of Mrs. C. K. Law. 24 23 S. Michigan rt. Thursday. July 7, Mn. Lloyd Lamherson will act as assisting hostess. The fifth annual Fourth of July picnic of the Warner-Stover families was held at the home of llr. and Mrs. Frank A. Stover. fi03 W. Rex st. Monday evening, upper beins? Fc-rvcd cn the lawn at 6:21 o'clock. Those participating were. Mr. and Mra. William Warner and children, Mrs. D. G. Ivettering, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Warner. Mrs. Eva Stover. MLss Harriet Stover. The out cf town gruents were M.r. and Mr.s 11. G. Wheeler of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and Austin Hatch of Spckaiie, V.'ash. The Excelsior club of St. Peter's church held their regular meeting Monday evening at the home of Miss Elsie- Eallie. 203 Elder st. The reRuiar program was ll.sper.sed with and r- social tine enjoyed. The n-t mfptlnt: wi;' b held at the

furnishing was originated by a Baltimore furniture man.

of the world were warned against "fal.HO prophets" by Fope Benedict.

j after he had Mid mass for them. Tfaee "false piophetf." the pope

raid, are endeavoring through nrc-, Color.-,! r'r.hr in 'rrf r,ro win- rhntocrarhy is 2 yeirs rs'.i. th

paganda to discredit religion, "c-- dows wero first displayed by th! secret of th

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WHITE OXFORDS In Louis heels; all sizes;

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SILK HOSE Ladies" in black, white or

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LONSDALE MUSLIN

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MEN'S UNION SUITS Athletic styles; all sizes; worth $1.00. 39 Q

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