South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-23
SOCIAL AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN

a pleasing concert was given Fri.
day night IN Stull 81. r. church b}
the Stun Epwcrth league and the
Forget-me-not Giee club. The mum
Ders were. Trio for violin. cello and
piano, By Mr.. and Mrs $. Tritt and
Hiss Helen Tritt, "Cavatina" AMI
Hunsarian Dance" Till We Meet
Again" by giee club; reading. Vir-
sinia Roberts. piano duet by Miss
ethel WahI and Mis- Bessie Korn:
SOLO, In Springtime." By Miss Anita
Jackson; solo. Miss Florence Lesson;
whistling solo. Mrs. Bruce Berger;
The C0ppah Moon" glee club:
reading. Miss Ethel WEIGH: vocal
solo, Miss Helen Monroe. piano and
vocal solos by Miss Ethel Wahl: vo-
cal solo, Miss Irene Hess. trio by
AIR.. and Mrs Tritt and Miss Helen
Tritt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Maurer.
1918 W Colfax av., entertained q
party OF friends Saturday night with
a. G.30 o'clock dinner. which cele-
DRAFTED the occasion Of their wedding
anniversary. The guests were seat
"a az a long table which was cen
tered with sweet peas arranged in a
crystal bowl other features of the
dIning room decorations were the
tiny pink streamers arranged from
the chandelier TO lighted pink tapers
arranged on the guests table. Fa-
Ors were miniature cherry trees
ulled with pink bonbons The ice
cream was served moulded N the
form Of pink roses. Pink tulips
Germs md pink carnations were used
ia the decorations of the other rooms.
The George Washington dance
given by the Girls Debating club Of
The South Bend high school Satur-
day night i'm the school gymnasium
was attended by more than IS cou-
Piles. The room was charmingly
decorated with the national colors
ana string confetti hung from the
ceiling. a confetti dance was en-
joyed. and i'm the prize dance favors
We're won by Miss Margaret Fulmer
and Leland Whiteman. Miss Iva
Bayman was chairman Of the com
mittee i'm charse. and Miss Helen
Gafill assisted as president OF the
Debating club.
JO-Do was the name given the club
which was organized by the girls
from the office of the Oliver Chilled
Pillow works Saturday afternoon.
Miss Laura Antrim was elected pres
ident of the newly founded club, and
Miss Pearl Switzer. vice-president;
Miss Mable Crothers. secretary; Miss
BESSIE Woyahn. treasurer, and Miss
Edith Whittner. chairman of COM
mittees. The first event 10 be held
viii be a dance held March in the
new office building. 1t Will be in
the nature of a St aPtrick's dance.
Music will be furnished by Donohue's
orchestra.
Miss Goldie Taylor, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taylor. and John
Randall were united in marriage at
the home of the bride 523 n. St.
Joseph ST., saturday afternoon. Rev.
Jordon performed the ceremony.
The bride wore a gown Of navy blue
satin, while the groom. who has just
returned from overseas, wore his
military uniform. Dinner was served
TO IS guests at o'clock. following
which the bridal couple left for a
wedding trip in the south.
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The marriage Of Ellie Mcneil and
Charles Foreman was performed by
Justice of Peace HOsinsk at the
home Of Mrs. Sadie Luck, 80 Lin
coin Way T.. in the presence of IL
guests.
To feature the program for the
annual state day luncheon. the
Progress club has secured Charlotte
Perkins Gilman Of New York, one
Of the foremost author-Iecturers of
he day, who Will address the mem
hers and guests of the club on the
subject OF "Our Brains and What
Ais Them" Mrs Gilman. who is
termed social revivalist and hu-
mauist. has earned fame as an au-
thority on ethics, economies and
sociology by her writings in many
OF the leading newspapers and
periodicals of the country. espe-
ciaIly in regard 10 the labor ques-
ton and the advance Of women. She
has been the editor OF The Fore
runner" since 1909, and is actively
identified with the American Acad-
envy OF Political and Social Science
and Of the American Sociology as