South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-19
SOCIETY

The regular meeting of the Philan-
thropic department OF the Progress
club viii begin promptly AT o'clock
Friday afternoon and the members
VIII be addressed by Rabbi Cronbach.
who viii give a report of the national
conference OF Charities and Correc-
UOns, by Mrs. W T.. Miller on the
work of the state commission on the
hours and conditions OF working
women, and by Miss Carrie Rein, Mrs
Victor Jones and John BOrdner on
the country clubs and social centers.
Vocal numbers will be furnished by
Mrs. Timothy ". Shanafelt and piano
numbers BY Mrs. Wilbur Metzger.
Mrs. S W. Nicholson gave an inter
esting talk Wednesday afternoon TO
the members Of the History depart
ment Of the Progress club, her topic
being a Glimpse Of a New England
Town Meeting" Following her talk
chapter % Of the text. Advanced
Civics. was studied. The department
COLI pleted its arrangements for the
program with which il Will entertain
the general club saturday afternoon.
The principal feature Of the occasion
VII be talk by Sheppard LETTER Of
the History department of the Prog
ress club, on pl asses of the European
war. The eighth grade orchestra will
furnish musical numbers.
With a quiet yet beautiful ceremony
at their home, 1906 $. Michigan St,
Wednesday evening at o'clock,
Juanita r. Alley and Horace 3. Rus
sell were united in marriage by the
Rev. Cecil Franklin. The double ring
ceremony took place in the living
room Of the home where an altar was
simulated with palms and white
chrysanthemums. An aisle was form
cd for the bridal party by white rib
bOns stretched by Miss Josephine
Doran and Master Charles CUTLER.
Master John Frederick Kimble carried
the ring. The bride was attended by
Miss Janet Russell, sister of the
groom, while Marc YOder acted as
best man. Miss Russell wore "A becom-
ing gown of white embroidered crepe
and carried yellow chrysanthemums
The brides gown was of ivory white
chiffon taffeta with trimmings of real
lace and she carried white chrysan-
themums. During and after the Ger
emory music was furnished by irwin
Dolk, harpist. At the wedding COLA
lion following the ceremony, Miss
Grace Russell and Miss Nellie Chand-
Ter served. Throughout the home yell
low and white chrysanthemums were
employed with artistic effect in dec
grafton. Mrs. Russell formerly re-
sided at DOwagiac but has been in
sout- Bend for some time. The groom
is the senior member Of the firm of
Russell and Russell and is one of the
city's well known young business
men. The young couple will live at
SOS 5. Michigan st.
out of town guests at the wedding
were: Mr.. and Mrs. +. ]. Robinson
of DOwagiac: Mrs. r. V. Kimble.
Greenville. Miss Mr.. and Mrs. II. L.
Sterling. Elkhart: the Misses Carrie
and Nellie Chandler and Pearl Baker.
al of Elkhart; Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Bryant of Shipshewanna. Ind; Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Babcock and son OF
Galien, Mich.
Members of the Catholic club with
heir friends were entertained de-
hghtfuily Wednesday evening by the
directors OF the club at st. Patrick 5
hall. The evening was passed with
cards and dancing. Il tables at the
former being filled. Prizes were
awarded Miss Hazel Turner. Mrs. An
ma Hughes Mr.. ReiteF and Ernest
MERRIAM. Dancing was enjoyed at
the same time by about 40 couples.
Music was furnished by Joe Arts.
Choice refreshments were served later
in the evening to $50 guests.
Miss Edith AIiIrer. 716 :. Michigan
ST. was hostess Wednesday afternoon
10 the Cosy Corner circle. The time
was spent very pleasantly with needle
work and luncheon was served by
Mrs Miller. The club will meet Dec.
all day with Mrs. Harry Webster,
Dubail az.
Thc Shakespeare circle was enter
tainsd by Mrs. \. w. Kline, :. Main
St. Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. W. Q.
Davies gave a discussion of Govern
ment and Administration" and Mrs.
T.. :. Sayre. the "YangtZe Valley"
Mrs. Nelson Jones gave the paper on
Canton 10 have been given by Mrs w
Dec. ?.
Miss Margaret Behr. daughter OF
Mrs. Henrietta Behr, 232 Nistula av.,
was quietly married Wednesday aft
Or. II. l.. Cooper. son OF Mrs. Z. l.
was very quiet was performed by Rev
Martin GOffeney in the presence of a
Few friends and relatives The young
people Will live at 232 Nistula av
after Dec. l.
The regular meeting of the Wednes-
day club was held Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs George
Baker, Portage av. Mrs. r. \. Bryan
had charge of the program consisting
II an interesting discussion ON the
Han dynasty. The club will meet
Nov % with Mrs Baker