South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-20

Airs Eugene Dambacher. 525 5.
Fellows 81. was surprised by a group
Of % friends Monday evening in
horror OF her birthday anniversary.
contest given during the evening
was won 10y Miss Johanna Pacholka,
Hiss Florence Kramer and Mrs.
John Sidmon Refreshments were
served TO IS guests.
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Among the delightful affairs be-
Ing given this week for Miss Alice
Mnlhouse. 1O7 w. Colfax av.. a bride
OF next week. was an old rose
sachet shower given Monday even
Ing 10y Miss Ina Yost, els Portage
as. The guests numbering 90. were
members Of the Alpha Iota Mu
sorority. Of which Miss Mulnouse
and Miss Yost are members
Miss Catherine Luckey was honor
guest at an informal 500 party Mon
day evening given by Miss Mayme
McQuaid. 1871 Lincoln way W The
guests numbered 20. The wedding
Of Miss Luckey and william Nc
QUAD viii take place Nov p.
Members OF the Women's Civic
and Franchise leagues entertained
with a thimble Monday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs Fred w. Keller
500 Portage av. The proceeds from
the affair. $40. viii be used for
charity The afternoons program
was very interesting. The first num-
Der consisted OF musical selections
by Miss Nell Woolman and Miss
adele Lawson, members Of the
Gretchen Cox Concert company.
Miss WOolman is Mrs. Keller's sister
and she and Miss Lawson are the
guests OF Mrs. Keller for the week.
Miss Lawson also entertained with
two readings "Mammy's Soldier
Gal" and AN Interpretation Of a
Boys Vacation" Two songs, Rose
Garden" by Stlauf. and Love is a
Wind" by McFadden. were given
by Mrs. J. a. Rode. and Miss Ina
Perigo gave a reading. "The Stove
pipe Hole" A piano solo by Miss
Maude Weber. and a violin solo by
Miss Vida Shonts completed the
musical program. Following this
Miss Leila Scott gave a talk on the
associated charities, Mrs. Lafayette
LeNan explained the work at the
Orphans home. and Mrs Victor
Jones gave a report Of the Fedora
ton OF Women's clubs which met
recently in Fort Wayne.
The next meeting OF the leagues
VIII be held on Dec. 3 with Mrs.
Norman Kelb Leland av. At that
on The Effect Of the War on Art
and Literature"
The study Of Rubens was con-
tinued at the meeting Of the art
department OF the Progress club
held in the club rooms Monday aft
ernoOn. A paper. "Rubens, the Dip
lcmat," was read by Miss Mable
Bartlett. who discussed in connec-
ton with the paper the paintings.
Helen Fourmont" Helen Four
mont and Her Children" The Two
Sons and "Spinola" Mrs. G. Mott
Smith discussed the court pictures
OF Rubens-the Medici series. and
gave "A comparison Of Rubens and
Nelasquez, comparing their paint
ings. The Descent From the Cross
and Maids Of Honor" At the rect
ing on Dec. 3 the study Of VanDyck
will be taken up.
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A card party was given by the l..
and c. club in the w. O. w. hall
Monday afternoon. Favors were
won by Mrs. Ardello Spencer, Misha-
waka. Mrs. Alice Brown and Mrs.
Mary SchOck. Twelve members were
present and the next regular meet
ing Of the club VIII be held on Dec.
at the home Of Mrs Dora Evans.
River Park.
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Mr.. and Mrs g. H Cook. 1243
Van Buren, St, have announced the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Eleanor Cook TO Lieut. Harold
Marquis OF Camp Shelby. Hatties-
burg. Miss. son Of Mrs. r. c. Van
Dusen. 72f Harrison av. The cere-