South Bend news-times., 1915-10-05

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Wayne. Miss Campbell is well known
in South Bend socially and as a social
worker. She is graduate OF DePauw
university and has been an ardent
worker in the Young WomeD's Chris
tian association. She was general sec
retary OF that institution in Elkhart,
ia LapOrte and in Duluth, Mimi, and
last winter was the efficient head of
tEe Bible work Of the South Bend
Y. ". G. A.
Among the guests who attended the
wedding from out Of the city were
Mrs. Mary Travis mother Of the bride
groom: Mrs. Charles spain OF Detroit,
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Chapman OF
Wilmette, ILL.,. Miss Roberta Stahr,
general secretary Of the y. w. c. \.
at Evansville; Mr.. and Mrs. Orville
Barker Of Edgewater. H., and Rev.
= g. Buckles OF Lafayette. Ind. who
officiated at the marriage Of the
brides parents
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Miss Lucetta l.. Runer
and SherrOd y. Vaughn, which is 70
take place Wednesday afternoon, oct.
20. at o'clock at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Bertha Rufer,
1O41 Lasalle CT. DIR James l.. Gard
iner, pastor OF St. Pauis Methodist
Episcopal church. will perform the
ceremony Miss Ituffer will be attend
I'D by her sister, Miss Martha Ruifer,
and Mr., Vaughn by his brother. Laur-
ence NJ. Vaughn Of Danville, III. Mr..
Vaughn is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
l. Vaughn of Hudson lake. and is
employed as a reporter on The News
Times.
The monthly meeting of the St. Jo-
seph County w. c. I. II. executive
committee was held at the Young
Women's Christian association Mon
day afternoon. Superintendents for
the coming year were appointed as
follows: Mrs. Alice Augustine. medi-
cal temperance; Mrs. Laura AXtel,
parliamentary usage, Mrs. +. L. Hull,
scientific temperance; Mrs. Ada Barn
ard, temperance literature; Mrs. w.
NJ. Weld, mothers meetings; Mrs. {.
l.. Warner, Bible in schools; Mrs. G.
G.. Beyrer, purity in literature and
art: Mrs Fannie COpp, narcotics; Mrs.
r. G. Railsback, chautauquas and
fairs; Mrs. y. +. Platz. railroad men;
Mrs. l.. III. Scoffen, Sabbath Observ-
ance: Mrs Dora Staples. foreign
speaking people; Mrs. Belle Hopkins,
social and red letter days; Mrs. J. c.
Otis, flower mission: Mrs. Mary Col
lins franchise; Mrs. Daisy ShOntZ,
peace department; Mrs. Cora Jeffries.
l.. T. l..
On oct. 13 members of the Pleasant
View w G.. Z. L. will be hOstesSes to
all the W. C. T. US Of the city at
the home of Mrs. Alice Augustine,
1901 Lincoln way w. The reports of
the delegates to the state convention
held ar Elkhart last week will be
given by Mrs. Railsback, Mrs. Jeffries
and Mrs Copp, the delegates. The
next meeting of the St. Joseph County
w G. T. L. will be held Nov. l at the
Y. W. c. A.
lecture by DR.. 5. NJ. Palmer, head
Of the Bible school at WinOna, has
been arranged by the department of
current events of the Progressive club.
The 'e.ture will be given Saturday at
ternoOn, Oct. 16. at O'Clock in the
clubrooms. Dr. Palmer will take as
his subject The Call of the Women of
the Ssprd to the Women of the
World" The first meeting of the sea-
son Of the department was held Mon
day afternoon in the clubrooms. In
tereSting "reminiscences of vacation
time was spent at the California eX-
position given by Mrs. ID. w. Tucker,
which were delightfully."- received. An
other meeting Will be held in two
weeks.
The Young Ladies' auxiliary of the
First Presbyterian church were en-
tertained Monday afternoon in the
church parlors with Mrs. l.. j. Mont
gOmery, Mrs. w. X. McHenry, Mrs.
Karl King, Mrs. H. NJ Crow, Miss
Marjorie Hibberd and Miss Irma Coll
mer. At the close of a pleasant after
noon spent with needlework the host
esses served light refreshments Dur
ing the business time the members
decided to DO relief work during the
winter months The next meeting of
the auxiliary will be held in the church
on Nov. 1.
The monthly meeting of the wom-
ems Dining club was held last even
Ing at the Eagle magazine office. Dean
building, for the purpose of arranging
the final details for the Mary Antin
lecture. a report from the ticket
committee shows more than 200 out
of a possible 500 tickets sold for the
lecture. which is TO be held Nov. 1
in the tapestry room of the Oliver
hotel The lecture will be followed
by a banquet for the members of the
Dining club and their honor guest
only. one new application for mem
bership was acted upon and final ar
rangements were also made to make
up a theater party for the Schumann-
Heink concert on oct. II.
Mrs Harley Robinson and Miss
Grace Ritter were hOstesses to MEM
bers OF the Les BOnnes Ames club
Monday evening at the home of the
former. 416 r. Keasey ST. The even
ing was devoted 20 a social time. af-
ter short business session 4 book
contest was won by Miss Price and
Miss Irene Loeb and feather con-
test By Mrs. Grace Fries. Dainty re-
freshments were served late in the
evening by the hOstesses. A Halo
ween party was planned by the MEM
bers for Nov 1 The affair will be
given in the church and each mem
Der will be privileged TO invite guest.
A meeting OF the Young WOmen's
Foreign Missionary society of Grace
NJ. +. church was held in the parlors
OF the church Monday evenin. Miss
Bertha Dillon hSd charge of the de-
vOtional service and Miss Florence