South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Chnberg,
4l9 w. Wayne St. announce the
marriage OF their daughter. AIva
Victoria. to Theodore o. LUJman Of
this city. The ceremony was per-
formed in 81. Joseph Jan. .. Rev.
&. Z. Lohr officiating
Mrs. Charles Kelner, 715 Leland
av.. was hostess At meeting Of the
Imprompt1 club. held Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. A. NJ Moore. who
acted as leader. had as her subject
Household Economies" Each mem
Der gave a wartime recipe and a
general discussion closed the meet
ing. Mrs. Homer ]. Miller, $50 Ash
land av.. will entertain the members
On Thursday, Feb. p.
Eighty-five couples were present
~ the dancing party given Thurs
cay evening at the Eiss' temple By
the Pixie Girls club. lie proceeds
of which will be expended in some
manner for the benefit o. The SOL
cisrs. Preceding the rIand march,
led by Miss Mildred KEN r!cy and
Giles Cain, a brief patriotic cere-
UJuy was held. whieh vas r.arked
by the unfurling Of an American flag
by three boy scouts, ls the Star
Spangled Banner" was PLACED The
hall was attractive,y 1ecor2 ed in
the cOlors, Red. White and Blue.
The program OF 10 dances was played
by Haren's orchestra. ChaperOnes
for the dance included Mrs. Charles
Eemerley, Mrs. Edward Pattison and
AIrs. Samuel DeWells. Those in
charge of the committee on arrange
ments were Miss Nellie De Wells.
Miss Mildred Kemerley. Miss Emma
Peterson, Miss Louise PattisOn, Miss
Teckla Rockstroh. Miss Florence
barrow. Miss Mabel Elkins, Miss
Sadie Doetsch. Miss Eleanor Nevin,
Miss Anna Cavanaugh and Miss
Grace Peterson.
Plans for the most exclusive event
of the NOtre Dame social calendar,
the annual senior ball. are under
way at the university According
10 present plans the formal dinner
dance will be given in the Tapestry
room of TIE oliver hotel on Wednes-
day evening Of Easter week. This
viii allow members of the Alumni
association and friends Of the sen
Tors 10 attend the affair. Besides
the usual dance program a unique
entertainment is being planned o.
the committee as a part of the even.
ing program. The senior four
year men ON the committee are
Charles Williams. Leonard Mayer
and jane =. Logan. The represen-
tatives of the senior law class arc
David Philbin, Raymond Murray
and Thomas Kelley.
Mrs. George II. Brown. 1919 De
Maude av.. entertained 30 members
OF the Ladies auxiliary of the Trim
it's NJ. T. church Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Ere ierick Mitchell and
Mrs. William May were named ON
Jbe calling committee for the south
section ana Mrs. George H. Brown
and Mrs. Charles +. Thompson on
the north section. Vocal solos were
given by Mrs Charles Wenrick. Mrs.
Shaw, Mrs Timothy Shanafelt, Mrs.
Elmer Webster and Mrs. Melvin
Hunt. Mrs. Wenrick also entertain
ed with piano selections. ON March
the members viii meet with Mrs.
James Curtain, $40 Blaine av.
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The monthly business meeting Of
the Ladies' Aid society and w NJ.
:. OF the First Evangelical church
was held at the home Of Mrs Della
Sherman. rs W. Tut ST.. Thurs
day afternoon ON Feb. Is the
members will sew all day at the or
phans' home and the regular meet
ing will be held on March z.
A report OF the work turned i'm To-
Red cross headquarters during the
month of January was made at the
all day meeting of the Auten w. t.
60 Red Cross auxiliary held i'm ths
old court house Thursday. The re.
port includes 1O3 pneumonia jack
cts Il bed shirts. three pairs OF bed
socks. six bed spreads. two dozen
substitute handkerchiefs. Il sweat
ers. Il pairs of socks, 10 helmets
two pairs Of wristlets and one bot
OF muslin made into bandages. The
auxiliary Will hold another all dap
meeting f.ext Thursday.
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Mrs r r. Crowder. III Tut st.
assisted by Mrs. William Ahrendt
Mrs Henry r. Iseman, Mrs John A
Ryers and Mrs y. b. Parkinson, en-
tertained members Of the Women.
Foreign Missionary society OF the
Grace NJ r. church Thursday aft