South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-04

The wedding OF Miss C-.ementine
Deka. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. An
thony Deka. 500 : Carlisle st.. and
Louis Kenneth. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Kenneth. ST, 1911 W. Thomas
ST.. took place Tuesday morning at
? o'clock at ST. Stephens church.
Rev. Lawrence Horvath officiating.
The bride entered first with the best
man. Alex Kish. and was followed
By the maid Of honor. Miss Frances
SObieralska. with the groom. Miss
Virginia Deka, with Anthony Deka
Jr.. and Miss Agnes Szabo with Jo-
ssph SzabO. The bride wore a gown
OF white g%eOrgette crepe and a fun
length veil with bonnet effect. Her
flowers were white chrysanthemums.
following the ceremony a dinner
was served at the home of the
brides parents and there will be a
supper this evening at the home OF
The groom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth viii reside with his parents
temporarily.
The organization OF a STANDARD
Bearers class. a missionary society,
was effected at a meeting of the
Young women OF Trinity NJ. +.
church held Monday night at the
home n the Misses Doris and Helen
steele, IA Diamond Nv. Mrs. r. W.
Phillips, the newly elected superin-
presided At the meeting at
which the following officers were
elected: Miss Edna Swisher. presi-
dent, Miss Mary Swisher, vice presi-
dent. and Miss BeTnice Axtell. secre-
Jsry mo treasurer. \ short account
Of six hospitals in India were read
10y the members and the mystery
box was conducted by Mrs. Phillips.
Meetings are 10 be held the first
Monday Of each month, the place Of
the December meeting TO be an
nOunced later.
Miss MabIe TRACER was chosen
president of the Philathea class of
Westminster Presbyterian church at
home of Miss Emma ireland. 626 y.
st. Other officers elected were:
Miss kathryn Baech. vice president:
Miss Fora Zeitler. secretary. Miss
Mae Stowell. treasurer. and Miss
Maude Bickford. reporter. The fol-
lowing committee chairmen were
appointed. Flower. Miss Deva
Brickell. charity. Miss Edith White.
social, Mrs. Harry Beyrer. and call
ing. Mrs. Sophia Wittner. There
were is members present. The next
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The Franchise class OF Maple
Grove Sunday school met Saturday
afternoon with Lester and Emmo-
CINE Hartman. Maple I'd. The L
members present responded to roll
calf with quotations from the Bible
Following the devotional exercises
games were enjoyed and refresh
served. The next meeting will
be held at the home OF Charles
Iloldeman.
A comprehensive history Of
woman suffrage, from it's beginning
until the present time, was given
bv Miss Frances Marks. who talked
ON what the woman voter viii bring
TO the civic conscience at a meeting
of the current events department OF
the Progress club Monday after
Mrs. C.. NJ. Banta reviewed
and discussed American Marriages
in Their Social Aspects" a book
published by Russell Sage & co.
\ brief business meeting preceded
the program. There were 50 mem
beers and five guests present. y re-
view OF the October Atlantic
Monthly viii be given At the next
meeting. Nov. H.
Miss Mae ~Slaybaugh. who left
Sunday evening for Auburn. Ind,
where she will accept "a s%ecretarial
position with the Auburn Automo-
bile Co. was guest Of honor,at a u
o'clock dinner which was given sun
day los Miss Sue TAYLOR. 1926 w.
Washington av. Covers were laid
for SIX guests, those from ont of
town beins Don Pubbs and George
e.. Brownwill. OF Bryan, o.
Live Oak Drill Team No. I met
Miss Martha Jones. CPS Dayton
Monday night. Twenty members
present Miss Mary Reed and