South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-20
SOCIETY

Mrs ". a. Rutherford and Mrs. c..
A. LOring charmingly entertained
Tuesday afternoon with "a tea from
o'clock 20 $50 at the home Of the
former @22 n. Michigan st. The
autumn colors, yellow and brown.
were beautifully combined in the
adornment Of the house. marigOlds,
zinnias and asters having been eff
fecuVely employed. Those who pour
ed az the dainuly appointed tea tables
were Miss LeOta Leeper Mrs Henry
Fauber Miss Merle Shidler and Miss
Helen Herr.
Announcement is received Of the
marriage in Greencastle Saturday Of
Russell II. Miller of South Bend and
Miss Ruth Mcneil. daughter OF Mrs
Josephine Mcneil of Greencastle
IND. The marriage took place al
Alpha chi sorority house. Rev. NJ.
Goblin OF the Methodist Episcopa.
church officiating The Young couple
VIII return 10 South Bend this week
after brief wedding rip and viii be
at home on Portage aV. The marriage
IS the elimination of a college rO-
nance, both young people having
been students at the DePauw univer-
sity. Mr.. Miller was graduated from
there In 1913 and is a member Of the
Phi Psi fraternity. He is now the
Mattress Co. Of which his father. II.
l.. Miller, is president and treasurer.
Miss Mcneil was graduated nm music
from DePauw in January of this
year.
COmplimenting Mrs. J. Almon Mar
tin, the Misses Marguerite and Lillian
Martin entertained with an at home
Tuesday afternoon at their home on
=. Taylor st. Between o'clock and
about > guests were received Fall
flowers were used i'm achieving a color
scheme of yellow and white At the
tea table where Mrs Isaac Kane Parks
Of Mishawaka and Miss Elizabeth
kOpscay poured, the centerpiece was
an empire basket OF yellow chrysan-
themums. Yellow shaded candles
completed the scheme throughout
the afternoon music was furnished by
Miss Besse ArbOr on the violin, ac-
companied by Grenville Thompsett.
Announcement is made Of the mar
riage of Miss Inah Gellnett and Frank
Calvert. which took place early in
June while the two were off on a
days pleasure trip out of the city.
Miss Gellnett is the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gellnett of Mad
ison township, and Mr. Calvert is the
younger son of Mr. and Mrs w B.
Calvert of 1912 W. COifaX aV The
announcement comes as a surprise To
all Of their friends. They are now
az home at sos L. Indiana av.
Unusual interest was manifested by
members of the art department Of the
Progress club at its meeting Monday
afternoon. The afternoon was de
voted To "A continuation of the won
derful pictures at the vatican, Rome. !
the group under discussion being the |
Stanza della Incendia. The lesson was
1oubly interesting because of the IA /
milarity Of several present with the
pictures having seen them upon their
trips abroad. The study was i'm
charge OF Miss Addie Van den Bosch.
who discussed the Coronation Of
Charlemagne" Mrs. ID. w. Tucker
gave talk on the second picture of
the group. the Battle of Ostea". and
Mrs. w. :. McGlothlin concluded the
program with an interesting paper on
The Cessation of Fire at Rome" The
department viii meet i'm two weeks
when il viii be the "Stanza della
HeliOdOra".
The Young Women's auxiliary of
the First Presbyterian church was en-
tertained Monday afternoon by Mrs
carl King. Mrs. J. L. Montgomery.
Miss Marjorie Hibberd and Mss ETma
Collmer at the home of the latter
4l2 :. Lafayette st. About 40 were
present During the business meet
ing plans were made for the winters
work of the society after which q
musical program was given. consist
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