South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-16

Miss Ruth Goewey. ssh Park av.
mas issued invitations for a o'clock
tea 20 be given at her home Satur-
Gay in compliment 20 Miss Frances
Hitler. a bride Of this month.
- Bessie F. Hiteman OF Stur-
gis, formerly Of Mishawaka and Ma
son N. Beasley OF indianapolis were
married al Centerulle. Mich. Jan
10. The wedding took place at
$50 o'clock at the Methodist Epis-
copal church and Rev. -. r. Birtch
performed the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs Beasley are spending a few
weeks with the brides parents. A1r.
and Mrs. George vs.. Hitesman Of
Sturgis after wh,ch they will go to
Missoula. Mont to make their
home
Mrs y. Fisher. 1885 s. Michigan
St. was delightfully."- surprised Mon
day evening by a number Of Poca-
hontEs ladies and their husbands.
The evening was spent with games
and contests closing with refresh
ments. The guests numbered is.
The hostess received several dainty
kits.
An epiphany party will be held at
the home Of Miss Helen Bingham,
sos w I.3sasle av Wednesday after
noon at 3 o'clock The guests will
be members Of the Women's bureau
of the 81. Joseph church. Votes will
be given on the club ring TO denote
which member Of the club will
wear the ring during the coming
year.
The Women's College club enter
tanned with another Of the regular
monthly luncheons at the Nicholson
Inn Tuesday. The affair was given
at ] o'clock and there were covers
for Il guests Spring flowers were
used in decorating.
:.
social and business meeting of
the teachers and officers of Quincy
Street Baptist church was held Mon
day evening at the home OF Mrs.
Robert Elliott, $50 1-2 Park av. At
ter the business session a social
hour. with refreshments, was enjoy
ed
Miss Annabelle Lippincott. 500 W.
Washington av.. Will entertain with
a $50 o'clock dinner this evening at
her home as a courtesy to Miss
Frances Hitler. a bride-to-be. Pink
sweet peas will be used I'm the cen
ter Of the table for decorating and
covers wall be laid for . guests.
:.
Members of Les Bonnes Ami club
met at the home of Mrs II. Zeller.
905 Allen ST.. Monday evening. The
guests enjoyed contests after the
business session and favOrs were
awarded 10 Miss Clara GaskeI and
Miss Irene Loehr. A dainty luncheon
was served.
The study of Titan was conclud-
cd at "a meeting of the department
of art OF the Progress club Monday
afternoon in the clU,g rooms Miss
Helene Neitzel had the subject of
"Titian's Technique and Later
Works" She showed the different
means employed by him in his
paintings and pointed out how these
methods varied at different periods
Of his activities. He was a careful
and conscientious worker. not a rap
I'd one. and was one of the greatest
colorists and portrait painters of
mis- country. she sid.
Miss Dora Keller gave an inter-
esting description OF one of Titian's
paintings Madonna of the Pesaro"
and Mrs w. s. McGlothHn gave the
current art notes. The department
will have another meeting Jan. %
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Miss Olive Brumbaugh. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. a H. Brumbaugh
Of Milford Ind, and Thomas Sykes
son of NIrs. John u. Sykes of Tow
ers. Pa. were married Saturday
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Wagner. SIS \ Rush St
Rev d. A. Haley OF NIizpah Evan
ReHcal church performed the cere-
mony AT o'clock in the presence
OF the immediate family Miss
Laura j. wagner played the we'd
ding march The bride was attired
I'm "a gown Of white silk wolfe and
satin and wore a corsage Of pink
and white sweet peas wedding
supper followed. Mrs. Sykes. the
brideEroom's mother. was among
the guests. Mr.. and Mrs. sykes will
make their home for the present
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner.
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The Worth club took up the dis
Cussion of PlutarCh's Scion. at a
meeting last evening in the Melville
club rooms The topic was develop
ed at a round table talk. each mem
her taking part "Periclesr. will be
the subject taken up Jan. %
A theater party at Princess Pat,
planned IN honor of the Novel club