South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-21

\ wedding ceremony expressing
most beautifully the Yuletide at
mosphers viii be soIemnized this
afternoon. when Miss Olga Eda ROs-
encrans. daughter OF Mrs. Esther
Rosenerans. SO " Marion ST.. will
re united in marriage with ]. Carl
C'Ohlmeyer. son of Mrs A. r. Coil
meyer OF Kansas City. No. at
O'Clock at the First Methodist Epis-
copal church OF this city DR.. Henry
J.. Davis will read the service. and
VIII be assisted by Or. J. n. Greene,
pastor OF the church
A color note OF red and green 20
conform with the Christmas season
viii be carried out most effectively
ia the arrangement OF flowers and
palms about the altar In front Of
which the ceremony will take place.
Miss Katherine Beech will reader
the organ mum bers playing the
"Bridal Chorus from "Lohengrin"
as professional, Mendelssohn's
wedding march as a occasional, ana
during the service, Believe Me If
All Those Endearing Young
Charms" and II Love You Truly"
Miss Rosencrans will wear a
charming suit Of brown silver-tone
cloth. and her hat will be OF dark
brown satin, with Pekin blue facings.
She will carry an arm bouquet Of
white roses.
Attending Miss Rosencrans as
maid OF honor will be Miss Dorothy
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dark blue georgette crepe. over pale
green satin, with a hat OF black
satin. trimmed in gold braid Miss
E.ldredEe viii carry a bouquet OF
sunburst roses. The bridesmaid will
be Miss Dorothy Chard Of this city.
whose costume viii be OF brown
georgette. combined with brown
satin. and her hat will be of gold
cloth and plush. Miss Chard will
also carry sunburst roses.
Glenn r. Wood, gu Riverside dr..
will act as best man 10 Mr.. Coil
meyer.
A reception at the home Of the
brides mother. go w Marion ST..
will take place Immediately after
the ceremony. The Christmas motif
viii also be employed in the decora-
zion OF the RosenCrans' home. The
couple viii leave on a short wedding
trip after the reception. and will be
AT home after Jan. ]. 1919. at $50
W. Marion st.
Miss ROsencrans has been acting
as assistant physical director in the
South Bend schools, and Mr.. Coil
meyer is athletic director OF the To-
cal high school
Mrs. J. G. Neithardt was in charge
Of the especially interesting meet
irg OF the department Of civics and
philanthropy of the Progress club
held yesterday afternoon in the club
rooms. In continuation OF the gen
eral study of the topic American
iZation" Mrs Neithardt discussed in
81 most pleasing way The Common
Sense OF Dress emphasizing par
ticularly the following points: l.
Each woman should study her own
type, % effect an individuality I'm
dress rather than to follow the die
tates OF style. Necessity for r.
blending of shades and choice Of
colors becoming to wearer. s.
Avoidance Of bright and conspicu-
Gus colors. Proper choice OF
standard styles and materials. to in
sure long wear Americanization was
summed up as meaning the effort
10 put the foreign woman in touch
with our homes. schools and insti-
buttons, 10 try out her needs and as
pirations and 10 help her to realize
them. striving for things beyond. Il
was pointed out that this procedure
maps out a great work for the wom-
en- OF America
:.
The Friday Friendship club was
entertained Friday afternoon az the
home or Mrs. u. Kurt. I161 r In
diana ay The time was spent in