South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-23

Mary Schenck Woolman. p. s. Of
Boston. Mass. is TO Ee presented by
the department Of civics and 2hilan-
thropy Of the Progress club az their
next general meeting on Nov. 4 One
week before she will add. ess the
State Teachers Federation at In
dianapoIis. At present she g.
chairman OF the committee ON edd-
cation Of the Massachusetts fedora
tion Of Women's club and was for
merry professor Of domestic art az
the Teachers College Of Columbia
university. She was the first direc-
tor OF the Manhattan Trade School
for girls. and chairman OF the
wohen's committee Of the National
Society for Promotion OF Industrial
Education. She will lecture before
the Progress club on the subject OF
Economics Of Clothing" which in
cludes Wise Purchasing and
sympathetic Appreciation OF Man
ufacturer's and Retailers Difficulties
in Meeting the Demands for Efec-
tive but Inexpensive Materials" The
address will be Of especial interest
to those concerned with educational
and industrial problems OF girls and
women in American cities. Miss
Schenck is at present an investiga-
tor and lecturer.
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As q courtesy 20 her house guest,
Mrs. Thomas r. Walsh Of Denver.
Colo. Mrs 5 =. Stults, 9O4 +. JEFF
fersOn blvd. pleasantly entertained
with a 1 o'clock luncheon Monday
afternoon at her home. The living
room was prettily decorated with
roses and ported plants while the
dining room was appointed in yellow
and white. Chrysanthemums form
ed the ceEterpiece for the luncheon
table at which places were set for IA
guests. Those who participated in
the delightful affair were Mrs.
Walsh. the honor guest. Mrs. Charles
Naughton OF Fort Wayne; Mrs. +.
/. J. Carroll Of Lansing, Mich, Miss
Marjorie Smith Of Freeport. l. l.;
Miss Edna Place. Miss Marie Place,
Miss Inez Haeske. Miss Mary Casey.
Mrs. Lee Brackley. Mrs. George
Zinky, Mrs. Jesse Pavey, Miss Va
leria BOnDurant. and Mrs Delos
Coen. Following the luncheon the
guests were entertained with sew
eral musical selections by Misses
BonDurant and Haeske.
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Several friends OF Henry Thorn
ton. 325 y. NOtre Dame av., pleas
antly surpriNed him at his home
Saturday evening in celebration Of
his birthday anniversary. The even
ing was spent at 500 and near the
close a buffet luncheon was served
10 the II guests present.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter NJ Hide
brand. 625 Riverside drive. enter
tanned with a dinner Sunday noon,
romplimenting Mr.. and Mrs. Bur
ton Oliver OF Kalamazoo. who were
the weekend guests OF Mr. and Mrs
j. Smith. 4t4 +. Bronson st. Covers
were laid for 10.
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The marriage Of Miss Margaret
sSheekey. col $ main st. TO John
j. Anderson Of Chicago, will take
place Wednesday morning at $50
o'clock in ST Pot-ick's church. the
Very Rev Andrew Norrisey of
Notre Dame officiating.
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Miss Eva Hctzeupiller. PIG S
Scott st. was hostess at "A dinner
and miscellaneous shower given
Sunday evening i'm honor of Miss
Olga Marie Grotte whose marriage
20 Howard HaEedorn will be cele-
brated soon. Pink and white was
the color motif rsed i'm the decora-
tions throughout the house. the
living room containing protusions of
pink and white roses and white
ChrysanthemumS Pink sha des We're
used on the chandeliers. Dinner was
served at $50 20 10 guests. Cen
Atering the table was pink shaded
1mp and lying ON the table around
is was a wreath OF smilax and tiny
K and white rosebuds Roses and
All CJpids were used as faVOrs
eptinc for the guest Of honor
= Grotte the roses were pink
ID i'm TIE little boxes attached %
zach cupid were pink and white
caAdies Miss Grotte's place was
marked with a white rose. however
and ar cupid was of Dresden
china. the box containing gold
wedding ring Following the dinner
the evening was spent informally.