South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-11
Clubs

Thomas Arthur Freeman 1870
Woodward av.. and Russell A. Buch-
or son OF Mr. and Mrs c. r Buch-
err SIS y. Michigan ST.. were mar
ried at O'Clock Saturday after
noon. Rev T.. S. Davis officiating.
There were no attendants. the.
bride entering with her father who
gave her IN marriage. she wore a
gown Of flesh colored georgette
srepe trimmed with rows OF tucks
and hand hemstitchiug and cors-
age Of roses and valley lilies
Preceding the ceremony the
Wedding Chorus from opera
'Hugenots" was rendered by Miss
Carolyn WalbriGge AS the bridal
party entered Miss Walbridge play
cd the Bridal Chorus from Lob
sngrin and during the ceremony she
rendered softly Dreaming" by
Bohn a Little Song, by Bohn and
Romance. by Howard Nlendels-
sohn's wedding march was played
for the occasional
The altar of the church was
banked with baskets OF yellow
shrysanthemums autumn leaves and
ferns. and Ophelia roses arranged
attractively IN baskets formed the
decoration At the home Of the
brides parents where reception 10
% guests was held following the
ceremony Those present from out
Of town were Lawrence Freeman OF
Philadelphia, Pa and Mrs. l.. A.
Kaetzer OF Gary.
Mr. and Mrs Butcher will he at
home after Nov Is at Kalamazoo.
Mich, where Mr.. BUcher is manager
of the City Roofing company. Both
Mr.. and Mrs Butcher are members
of the class II 1915 of the local high
school. and Mrs. Butcher IS also a
graduate Of Lewis institute. Chi
cago. Mr.. Butcher attended the Gull
yer military academy and spent Il
months in army service
Miss Elsie Jones and Miss Elsie
Hinkley were hostesses at tea from
70 o'clock Saturday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. j. NJ Sartin.
531 :. St Joseph ST. hOnoring Miss
Florence Weld. a bride Of this
month. The guests numbered - and
were members of the household arts
department Of the city schools OF
which Miss Weld was formerly a
member. Al $50 o'clock this aft
ernoon Miss Weld will be honor
guest AZ a dinner party 10 be given
by Miss Ann Casey at the Robert
son tea room.
Mrs J. n Patterson Of Gary.
chairman Of Americanization Of the
Indiana Federation OF Clubs. will
deliver the address at the annual
dinner OF the Woman's Civic league
10 be held Thursday Oct 16. in the
G.. A r. hall at the old court house
at 1880 o'clock Mrs Patterson is
"a recognized authority on American
ization and has furnished several
articles on that subject TO the gen
'ral federation magazine. She is to
Doe one Of the principal speakers at
the J. +. g. convention at KokomO
and will be toastmistress at tbs fed
Grafton dinner. Anyone interested
in Americanization may attend the
dinner Tickets may be obtained at
the Chamb Der of Commerce Monday
rom TO 3 o'clock or by calling
Mrs. George Phillips. Lincoln 2741.
An address on citizenship by Mrs
A. H. Hanley of Rensselaer,. Ind,
viii be a feature Of the meeting Of
the Woman's Franchise league 20 be
held in the Little theater at the
high school Tuesday evening. Oct
IA. AT s o'clock Mrs. Hanley at
tended the citizenship school re-
Gently conducted In indianapolis
and is one OF the foremost workers
iu the state league There will be
am important business session Of the
league following the address Those
attending are asked to use the
Washington av. entrance Of the
nigh school
Mrs John J. Woolverton. 3O7 s.
Lafayette blvd entertained at tea
saturday afternoon as a courtesy TO
Mrs. Harry D. Johnson, jr.. Of cali
fornia
Plans for a Halloween party on
oct. "a were made by members Of
the South Bend Review. so 4. l..
o. It. NJ, at meeting held Friday
night. a hit and miss picnic supper
is tO be served at z o'clock followed
ny short business meeting and a
card party. The members are TO
wear costumes appropriate for Hal
1oween- The meeting Friday night
40 which a large class was initiated.
was attended by 40 members and a
luncheon was served.
The music department OF the
South Bend Womans club met Fri
day afternoon in the club rooms.
Following the business meeting a
letter OF welcome from the board OF
management Of the National FEEDER
alton OF Musical Clubs was read bv
Airs j. r. Cotter. miscellaneous
musical program was given bv Mrs.
T. +. Motifs who PLAYED several
piano selections. and Mrs j. r. Cot
ter who gave a few vocal solos. Mrs.
D. e. ScandhnE read "a paper on the
work Of The National Federation OF
Musical Clubs and Mrs. T. c. Cor
rel read the current events There
were 20 members present The sub
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