South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-09

The wedding Of Miss Mildred steie.
daughter OF Mrs. Martha Steis. I15
Franklin pl.. and Lieut.. Frederick
G. Conisld. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II Frye OF Beaumont, Tex,
viii take place this afternoon at 4
o'clock at St. Peters Catholic
church tn Charlotte. y. g. Rev. Je-
rome Finn will officiate. The at
tendants Will be Miss Avis Beatrice
Worth of Charlotte and Lieut.. Glen
+. Slick OF South Bend Both Lieut..
Codield and Lieut. Slick are station
ed at Camp Greene, y. G. The bride
VIII wear a suit IL dark blue with
hat Of taupe georgette crepe, hav-
ing an undertaking OF straw braid
10 match. Following the ceremony
a dinner will be served 70 members
OF tn bridal party at the Selwyn
hotel For the present Lieut. and
Mrs. Comeld will reside at the Sell
wyn hotel.
The wedding Of Miss Helen Eliz-
abeth Rensberger. daughter of Mrs.
Callie Rensberger, ga Grand View
av., and Franklin Palmer, jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Palmer,
Olive street I'd. took place Thursday
evening at 3 o'clock at the home OF
the brides mother. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Henry L.
Davis. pastor OF the First II. +.
church. There were no attendants.
Aendelssohn's wedding march was
played by Miss Hazel DeCOudres
for the entrance of the bridal party
and during the ceremony she play
ed the Venetian Love Song" by
Nevin. The bride wore a gown OF
wnite crepe de chene and carried an
arm bouquet Of brides roses. Fol-
lowing the ceremony a buffet lunch
con was served 20 so guests. Mr.
and Mrs. Palmer VIII be at home
after March 1 on the Olive street
rd.
Mrs Charles Armstrong. sos Har-
risOn av. was hostess 10 members
OF the Womens Missionary society
&c the Quincy Street Baptist church
Friday afternoon. Vocal selections
were given by Mrs. Charles NJ. Sand
mire and Mrs. George H Lamphere.
accompanied by Mrs. Warren X.
VanDerbeck and Mrs. John G.. Ell
iiott led the devOtiOnals. Mrs. Frank
c. Thomas. a missionary from Cen
trail America, who has been the
guest Of Rev. and Mrs. George r.
Enterline. for some time, gave an in
teresting talk on the habits. method
Of living and religion OF the natives
OF Central America. Following the
talk Mrs. Thomas answered Caes-
tions concerning her work as a mis-
sionary. The society will hold its
next meeting on the second Friday
ma March.
Members OF the Frances Willard
W. G.. r. L. were entertained Fri
day afternoon by Miss Anna Fox. TT
:. Clinton ST Quotations from
Frances Willard were given in re-
Spouse to roll call. The program.
which was IN charge OF Mrs. Mary
Taylor. consisted of papers by Mrs.
Ida Miller and Mrs. John NJ Hively
on the work accomplished for tenn
Itrance with the Frances Willard
Memorial fund. Members of the
union decided at this meeting to give
81 TO the fund. The president, Mrs
Mary Hawkins. spoke TO the mem
5ers urging that they continue with
their Red Cross work. Mrs. Henry
kale, 1&1s S Michigan ST., will be
hostess to the members on March s.
:.
The study OF Marriage, Divorce
and woman's New Relation to So
ciety" was begun at the meeting OF
the literature department. section
two OF the Progress club, held In
the club rooms Friday afternoon. a
review OF THE Woman Movement
10y Ellen Key. was given by Mrs. ].
s. Harris, and Mrs Edgar n Myers
reviewed woman and Labor" by
olive Schreiner. Selections from
Theodosia Garrison" were read by
Mrs Leslie TT. Mckenzie. The re-
view Of Woman and Tomorrow, "
by W. L. George. which was 20
have been given by Mrs. Fred ".
Reed Will be given at the meeting
20 be held on Feb. % at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Frank J. Ward. $50 ". Ma
varre ST assisted by Miss Mary
ktFfltI anu MIS- As t. n "a NUS NtA-
tertained nseubers Of the Young
Women's department OF the First
Presbyterian church FRIDAY after
noon Miss Alma Collmer was elect
ed president Of the department;
Miss Gertrude Brown, vice-presi-
dent: Mrs. John Shafer, secretary;
ard Miss AunabeiIc Lippinco't
treasurer Thirty members attend
go the meeting and spent the time
in knitting and sewing for Epwortn
hospital on March Miss Anna
belle Lippincott. SOC W. Washing
ton av.. viii be hostess 60 the mem
bers
Election OF officers took place at
the meeting OF the ladies Aid So
ciety or the Westminster Presby-
terrain church az the home OF Mrs.
4. NJ. Eelis, 6SS Y Scott ST.. Fri
DAY afternoon AIRS Henry Lerner
was chosen president; Mrs Nioletta
parr. vice-president; Mrs. g. VI.
White. secretary; Mrs. w. p Har-
rf- fraa errrar- and Mrs Fila Mccoy