South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-22
SOCIETY

Miss Velma Twomey and members
Of her bridal party were compliment
ed Thursday with two delightful
CCurtesies At noon Mrs. Miles
c'Brien entertained with a luncheon
at her home, Clio Park av. for Miss
Iwomey, her bridesmaids and a few
friends. The table appointments were
dainuly carried out i'm a scheme of
pink and white. the centerpiece hav-
ing been "a mound OF Killarney roses
and valley lilies
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. DeVine,
North Shore drive Will entertain the
bridal party this evening at a dinner
which viii De one of the most de-
hghtful Of the series. The color
scheme of green and white will be
achieved with brides roses and smi-
lax The centerpiece Will be "A chain
OF vases holding graceful clusters OF
the roses and the guest favOrs will
be brides roses and valley lilies for
the bride. roses and snap-dragon for
the young women and bOutOnieres Of
roses for the men. AbONe the table
Will be a lattice of smilax in which
Will be concealed small containers
filled with ,he leaves of Richmond
roses which will be shOwered over
the table when the guests are seated,
adding an artistic color note 10 the
green and white appointments of the
table. Among the guests Will be Miss
Mary Duncan, Walter Duncan and
Nicholas Duncan OF Lasalle. H., and
Joseph Costello of Chicago.
At the home of their eldest daugh-
ter, Mrs. K. +. Eastman, $ Main ST.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles T. Andrews
quietly celebrated their golden we'd
ding anniversary Thursday The for
NAL celebration took place last sun
day i'm New York city when five of the
six children were with their parents
at the home of Dr. Benjamin Andrews.
Mrs. Andrews spent the summer in
New \ ork city and Mr.. Andrews and
daughter, Mrs. Eastman went east
last week in order that the family
might be together Sunday
Both Mr.. and Mrs Andrews are
natives of New York state and both
were teachers at the time of their
marriage in OwatOnna, a little town
in Minnesota, where they lived several
years, going later tO-NeW York. Mr..
Andrews has always been a teacher or
2, newspaper man. He has lived in
South Bend for the past 10 years and
was for some time associated with j.
b. Stoll in The News-Times. At pres
INT he is in the editorial department
Of the Eagle magazine.
Besides Mrs Eastman the children
are Capt. l.. G. Andrews. II. :. A in
structOr of cavalry in New York and
Vermont with headquarters IN New
York, Miss Genevieve Andrews, "a
teacher In the normal school at
harrisburg. y. Y. DR.. Benjamin An
dTeWs. a professor in the Teachers
college at Columbia university. Mrs.
Walter MagiIl of Philadelphia. and ID.
T.. Andrews, civil engineer in the
Island of Sumatra
The philanthropy department of
he Progress club viii hold an open
meeting Friday afternoon at o'clock
d the Progress club rooms. which
.Tomises 90 be OF exceptional interest.
The subject of Moral and Religious
Training in the Public Schools will
DO the subject OF a discussion by Mrs.
A. T.. Fisher. Miss Neva Harrison
viii speak ON "Amusements for. Chill
Iren" and Mrs. w NJ Weld will dis
.uss Dress Reform for Children"
An invitation 10 attend the meeting
mas been extended by the department
to members OF the general club, to
,Jher women's clubs and TO all moth
ars OF girls of grammar school or
nigh school age.
The women of the Christian church
viii hold "a reception i'm the church
parlors Friday afternoon for the WO-
men OF the Indiana Avenue Chris
Ian church and the MishaWaka
'hristian church. SO that all may
have an opportunity To hear talk
by Mrs Elizabeth Ross mother of
Emily Ross. a missionary in Liberia.
Africa. Mrs Ross is i'm the field in
the interest Of the G.. w. b. NJ. Dur