South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-26

The North Side Culture club was
entertained wednesday afternoon Dy
Mrs. Louis Hammerschmidt Van
Buren, St Mrs William Bertsch gave
an interesting review OF the chapters
OF Les Niserables read bv the club
while Mrs. Clarence StOudt gave a
paper on child culture entitled Ask
ing Questions" The meeting closed
with a social hour. Mrs. Floyd Deahl.
Van Buren, ST.. Will entertain the cluD
Dec. 3.
Mrs. George Souder. Vistula av. en-
tertained the Independent club Tues
day afternoon. Tho afternoon was
passed wtsh social diversions and re-
freshments were served. Mrs. Albert
Wright, River Park. Will entertain at
the next meeting but the exact date
has not been set.
The Home Economies club Of Clay
and Harris townships met Wednesday
afternoon with Miss Elsie Christman.
After the business meeting which Oc-
cupied a short time. the afternoon was
devoted TO the study Of milk. several
very interesting papers on the topic
being read. Mrs. j. Mace gave an in
teresting talk on the sources and
kinds OF milk. Miss Maud Grey talk
ed on the food values Of milk and
Miss L. Taylor on the care of the
milk. Mrs. n Christian gave a dis
cussion Of the ideal farm home
Four new members were taken into
the club. Mrs. n. Christman will en-
terrain Dec. 10.
The Colfax Avenue w. c. T. T. was
entertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. c. A. Nash 104O Lindsey st. Aft
or the usual business, the president
Mrs. Mary Collins, save a report Of
the state convention at Brazil in OctO-
Der. With social hour during which
refreshments were served. the meeting
came TO a close. Mrs. Fannie COpp.
California av., viii entertain the UNI
ion Dec. 16.
Mrs. George Baker. Portage av., was
hostess to the Wednesday club Wed
nesday afternoon. Mrs. j.. stephen
son had charge Of the program which
consisted Of a current events discus
sion in which the members partici-
pated. The meeting closed with a
social time during which refreshments
were served Mrs. J. Mill OF New Or
leans. La, who is a guest Of Mrs. ID.
r. Baker, Wayne ST., was a visitor.
Mrs Mill formerly belonged to the
club and is we'll known here. rhc
club VIII meet next Wednesday.
The Select Pedro club was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
A. +. MayerhOher, 1o1S +. Carroll ST.
Cards were enjoyed during the after
noon by u guests and luncheon was
served The club will meet Dec 9
with Mrs. J. B. Shelley, 1928 S. Lafay-
cite st.
Section one OF the department OF
literature OF the Progress club met
Wednesday afternoon at the club
rooms. The program consisted Of n
discussion by Mrs. y. @. Dakin on the
Princess" from TennysOn, with sew
eral readings from the poem. At the
meeting Dec Miss Isabelle Kennedy
and Miss Thekla Sack Will have
charge Of the program. There viii
be a special meeting of the depart
ment Dec at room 2O2 i'm the high
school building with Miss Katherine
Campbell All members are urged to
be present.
Miss Alice a. Rerick Sumption
Prairie road, and Oda Bassett of
Mishawaka were quietly married
Wednesday afternoon at the parson-
age Of the Rev. +. X. Dougherty at
o'clock. They were attended by Miss
Marie Palmer as bridesmaid and
George Weller best man. The bride
was becOmingly gowned in white wool
crepe and the bridesmaid in Alice blue
at Mishawaka.
Closing for the Thanksgiving vaca-
ton. the South Bend kindergarten
training school gave simple but
beautiful festival at it's period of
games Wednesday afternoon. The
junior class attired in genuine Indian
costumes, presented a dramatic play
representing an Indian harvest dance.
The dramatic play of the senior class
f-
and weaving of flax The partici-
pants were dressed in Priscilla cos
tunes carried out IN the class ColOrs
OF orange and brown in the caps and
aprons. Games and contests were
enjoyed after the program and re-
freshments were served. The games
were I'm charge of Miss Lucy Hagey.
director of games. a great many Wis
itors Witnessed the performance.
students from out of town left at once
for their various homes TO spend the
holiday. The school Will resume its
studies Monday.
Mrs. ]. F. Deacon, S. William st..
will entertain at an informal tea Fri
day afternoon in honor Of Mrs. r. c..
Porte. who viii leave soon for Gin
cinnau 70 reside.
Mrs. Emma Hostler. 405 Ohio ST.,
was hostess 10 the Violet club We'd
passed very pleasantly with contests
and luncheon was served 10y the
hostess AT the close of the afternoon.
The club will meet Dec g.
The marriage Of AIss Gcnevieve
Agnes Sechowska. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. O. Sechowski. 1898 Michigan
av.. and Leo Francis Stults. son OF
Mrs Louise Suits 1928 Franklin ST.
took place Tuesday az o'clock
at ST. Stanislaus' Catholic church.