South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-05

MI. Grace CoIvin. 3sa s. I.afzy-
cite s.. entertained Monday evening
at dinner party in her home. the
occasion bsins her birthday The
table was made attractive by the use
or sunburst roses pre=tily arranged
and covers were laid for TO- Fol-
lowing the dinner. music was the
feature OF a social evening
Charles Cook entertained the
members Of the boys Sunday school
class OF Stun Memorial church Mon
day evening AT the home OF Mr. and
Mrs Herman Cook. 235 T. Fox 81.
Games were the diversion OF the
evening and refreshments were
served.
Mrs Marjorie Schwartz and Miss
Henrietta Greening. entertained
with a miscellaneous shower Mon
day evening at the home OF the for
mer. 424 y Michigan St, compli-
meutarv 20 Miss Edna Reece. whose
marriage 10 Milton Wurster VIII
take place Christmas day. The even
ing was spent with games and music
and refreshments were served.
color note Of pink and white was
used in the decorations.
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Announcement is made Of the
marriage Of Mark Goddard OF Wal
than. Mass. formerly Of South
Bend. son of MIR. and Mrs @. &.
Goddard. 222 :. ST Peter ST., 20 Miss
Ivory Grant Of Gloucester. Mass
which took place Nov. % at the
home OF the brides mother Mrs.
Mary Neal rs Washington blvd.
Rev. J. II. q. Cooper ofRciated and
the attendants were Miss Maud An
crews OF Worcester and Harry Knox
OF Pennsylvania. A reception was
held following the wedding. The
house was beautifully decorated
with white and pink roses Mr. and
Mrs Goddard viii reside after Jan.
] at $40 Moody av. Waltham. Mass.
Miss Minnie Goddard and George
Goddard attended the wedding from
this city.
Miss Ethel Phelan, I.awndale av.,
was hostess 20 the Linger Longer
Girls Monday evening. The time
was devoted to needlework and re-
freshments were served. Monday,
Dec. 4 the club will meet with Miss
Nellie Luckey 121 5. Laurel ST.
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Election Of officers took place at
the annual business meeting OF the
p. Y. T IT, society Of quincy Street
Baptist church. held Monday even
ing in the church parlors. For pres
ident. John Warrick was chosen;
Miss Margarite Neithardt, vice pres
ident: Neal Beroth. secretary; Miss
Marie Morris, treasurer. Captains
were also elected for the year and
are: Edward Wickey, Leo Ives, Earl
Snyder. and Clarice Bowman. Fol-
lowing the business session. "A social
hour. during which refreshments
were served. was enjoyed.
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Titan as a portrait painter and
coIorist" was the topic Of a pro-
gram OF excellence at the meeting
Of the department OF art Of the
Progress club Monday afternoon in
the club rooms Mrs. Charles r.
Nickery opened the program, treat
ing the subject OF Titan the color
list. She discussed many Of his pic
lures and talked first Of the Tribute
To Money" which Titan painted as
challenge 20 Durer. the German
artist. at the time when Titan was
visiting Venice and the works OF
Durer were being displayed. He
painted il TO prove he could paint
as the Germans did, though il was
Of the opposite technique.
Durer tried the Venetian style of
ColorfuI painting i'm his famous
"Crucihxion". she said Flora.
portrait painting has been pro-
nounced the finest picture of its kind
ever attempted II has been call
ed also a hymn 10 physical beauty
and another critic spoke of il as
harmony i'm blue and gold. Mrs
NIckery showed some beautiful re-
productions Of the paintings she
described.
Miss Edythe Brown. whose subject
was Titan as a Portrait Painter"
told first Of his picture. The Man
with the Glove" and had a splendid
copy OF IT, Titan. she said. could
paint better portraits than any other
artist Of his time. 'Lavinia". n por-
trait OF his daughter. was shown in
several different poses and costumes.
"Lavinia. is as well known 20 read
ers as any heroine OF romance"
Miss Brown said. Mrs G.. Fassnacht
closed the program with current
events. At the close of the meeting
the members visited the Robertson
store. where they saw the famous