South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-25

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Miss Grace LeOna Van Derbeck.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. william
Van Derbeck. 1907 Lincoln way w.
and Earl John Burge, son OF Mr..
and Mrs William Burge Of Niles.
Mich. were married Wednesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home
OF the brides parents. Rev. George
r. Enterline. pastor OF the Quincy
Street Baptist church. performing
the ceremony. The home was pref
thy decorated with a profusion Of
ferns and palms and the couple was
married beneath "A draped American
flag The attendants were Miss Sa-
die Weinberg and Willis Van Der
beck The bride was dressed in
gown OF white net and she carried
a bcquet Of sweet peas Miss Vein
berg's gown was also or white Rela-
tives and a few friends. numbering
TO- were present at the ceremony
which was followed by = supper at
the home Of the brides parents Mr.
and Mrs. Bulge viii reside at 315
y. Reddick ST. Niles.
The final program for the year Of
the music department OF the Pro-
gress club will be presented in the
club rooms Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Carrie Meyer will read
paper on Strauss i'm the Estima-
sion Of Critics" and a paper entitled
the Originality Of Strauss" will be
given by Mrs. Harry Cooper Mrs.
Frank Slower will have charge Of the
afternoons musical program. cur
rent events will be discussed by
Mrs. Volney Huss. ON Saturday aft
ernoon. the department will appear
before the members Of the general
club In a recital
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Miss Josephine Decker. 315 y.
Scott st, was hostess To the mem
bers OF the Musicians club Tuesday
evening. Following "A short business
session. during which it was decided
that the club will meet the last
Tuesday in every month a musical
program was presented. Selections
ON the flute by Miss Edith Maurer
accompanied by Miss Helen Gull
foyle: vocal solos by Mrs. G. A. Full
mer and Miss Hazel Harris. and
piano numbers by Miss Guilfoyle
made mp the program. Miss Mar
iorie Berteling, 215 5. Taylor St,
will entertain the club May %.
!.
Ralph Weller. w. Leeper I'd. en-
tertained the Live Wire class OF Au-
ten Chapel Sunday school Tuesday
evening After short business
meeting. few musical numbers
were rendered. Refreshments were
served.
Friday evening, April %, at Sis
o'clock. is pretty girls OF the South
I;end Training school viii make
their first appearance at the Prog
rcss club rooms in a la Mode" a
LEASING minstrel production.
The MINISTRIES are being coached
DIS Riley and Miss Sarah O'Neill.
Hiss O'NeiI will ,rt as interlocutOr.
Lillian Cohn. Margaret Terry,
Gertrude Weiser. Esther EdgTen,
sell Hewitt. Mable Stouner. Flor
tnce Reamer. Mary Blair. Dorothy
Iteasor. Clara Brown. Jane Wilkin-
son. Ruth Wittner. Caroline David
son. Marie Hanger Elsa Kurzahls,
Eva Burke and Edna Baird will take
the active parts in the evening per
Iormance.
Miss Elizabeth Pierce. ZOE Rex St,
was hostess 20 the Qui Vivi club
tuesday evening. plans were made
for the anniversary banquet TO be
heId at the Nicholson Inn May %
as Renaissance OF graduation
days Miss Inez Burns read a mag
.2ine article OF a Russian woman
no came 10 America and now is
noted lawyer of New YORK. Re
freshments were served. The next
REGULAR meeting OF the club Will be
June 3. when Miss Gertrude Roesch,
.S3 :. Notre Dame st. will be host
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Mrs. n w. Tucker. S43 Park av..
was hostess 10 the WOmen's league
of the First NJ. f church TUESDAY
afternoon After the usual business
meeting the time was spent with
needle work. Refreshments were
served 10 sixty ladies. The assisting
nostesses were Mesdames A. =. Sib-
lev. Charles Cleis. r. W. Keller, Anna
larrabee. q. r. Frye. t. l.. Blake
T.. Burner. William Happ. Harry
Moore. George Davis, j. A. MOgel,
= r. Best and J. W. Woodward. The
next meeting will be May 81
The Young Married Peoples class
Of the First Evangelical church met
in the church parlors Tuesday even
iss. During the business meeting
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, William 4. Fan
MES: vice president. Mrs. Fred Ber-
Ing: secretary. Mrs. Otto HAITI;
treasurer. william Flagle Raush;
teacher. Rev w. II. F'reshley; as
sistant teacher. Mrs W. II. Fresh
ley.
A regular meeting and six o'clock
luncheon of the Business WOmen's
rfb1a class were held at the y. W. G.