South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-17
Social and Other Interests of Women J
SOCIETY

An interesting series of social events
planned as courtesy 60 Miss Nelma
TwOmey. whose marriage To Walter
Duncan of Lasalle, H.. viii take place
saturday morning. viii make the week
delightful for the younger set The
first Of the series viii be "a luncheon
Wednesday given by Miss Helen
Daugherty, who viii be one Of the
bridesmaids. Mrs Miles o. Brien will
entertain Thursday az her home on
Park av., with a luncheon. and Thurs
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. John +.
Devine. Jr., VIII give a dinner for both
Miss TwOmey and Mr.. Duncan at
their home in Navarro place. Friday
evening Miss Ann Carlisle a brides
maid, viii give the bridal dinner at
Carlisle house The wedding viii
take place saturday morning at 1880
o'clock AT St Patrick's church, Rev.
John r. DeGrOOte officiating. The
attendants will be Miss Mary Duncan,
sister OF the groom. Miss Ann Carlisle
and Miss Helen Daugherty. brides
maids. and John +. Devine, jr. Ed
ward Twomey. brother of the bride
Nicholas Duncan. brother OF the
groom. Vincent O'Connor and Duncan
O'Connor of Lasalle, H., ushers. Fol
lowing the church service a reception
Will Le held at the Oliver hotel.
As "a result of surprise party Fri
day afternoon for Mrs. George Heide-
man. 1857 Lincoln way east, in honor
OF her birthday anniversary. a new
Mothers club has been formed in the
city TO be known as the Wednesday
Mothers club. The members viii in
clude the u guests who planned the
surprise for Mrs Heideman. The
afternoon was spent informally with
games and contests at Mrs Heide-
mans home and at > o'clock tea was
n rHr.fr D.. IL.
which was adorned with a center
piece of carnations and ferns. Mrs
Albert Thomas and Mrs. Ed. Airgood
served The new club Will meet on
alternate Wednesdays. the first meet
ing to be oct. IS at the home of Mrs.
Airsood, 1871 4. Dayton st.
Miss Ida cole. IL Elm St. enter
tanned a number of charter members
OF ST. PauIs EpwOrth league Friday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. r. J. Hill
OF Elgin. m. She was assisted 10y
Miss Lottie Pefdey and Mrs. Ed
Hupp. Garden flowers were used to
decorate and delicious refreshments
were served.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Pres yterian church met Friday af-
ternOOn in the church parlors and
made plans for the years work The
take charge of the various depart
ments. Dainty refreshments were
served. An all day meeting Will be
held next Friday at the church and
the next regular meeting Will take
place Nov. 20.
The first meeting OF the Wide
Awake Girls was heid Thursday after
noon at the home of Miss Marie Cook. |
1910 Michigan aV The afternoon was
spent with sewing and music and
delicious refreshments were served by /
the hostess. The club VIII DE enter
tanned oct. - by Dorothy Morgan,
Gushing st.
The study of the drama after Victor
Hugo was continued Friday afternoon
10y section two of the department of
literature OF the Progress club. Mrs.
j. a Harris gave an interesting paper
nn the Theories of Proper Dramatic
construction" while Miss Evelyn Wilt
lilms spoke ON the "Comparison of
French and English Methods" About
10 members were present. The depart
ment will meet oct. 80 when the pro-
-ram Will be IN charge of Mrs w a.
Bertsch who will speak on the "Tri-
umph of the Dramatic R0manticism.
Complimenting her sister Mrs. =.
SIS. Allen Of Chicago. Mrs. Franklin
sheriff Park aV., was hostess Fri
Iay afternoon at am informal tea.
More than 100 guests were received
between $3.50 and O'Clock. Tea was
-erved in the diuins room from TIA