South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08

Mrs Richard Edwards who is 20
address the women Of the city at
the meeting or the franchise league
TINS evening viii be honor guest al
an informal dinner 20 be giver al s
O'Clock tonight in the WeGgewood
roog OF The oliver hotel Covers
viii be laid for nine. az a table cen
tered with spring flowers arranged
IN reed basket The guests will
include the executive committee and
committee chairmen OF the South
Bend branch OF the state organiza-
ton
Plans have been completed by
the members OF the senior class OF
the University OF N1tre Dame FOR
their formal dinner dancing party
20 be held IN the oliver hotel the
night Of April IS George Halter
president Of the senior class. has
announced that invitations have
been issued TO members OF the
alumni association and large num-
Der OF the degree men are expected
20 attend the affair Reservations
have been made for senior men who
are al present in service overseas
and who intend 20 be i'm South Bend
at the time OF the affair. Among
those who have signided their inten-
tiou OF attending the dance IS capt.
John L. Helev. member of the 1917
class. who Is on his way home from
France. The seniors have also an
nOunced that the famous DuvaIs
orchestra of indianapolis has been
engaged 10 play for the program of
dances.
The members OF the Woman's Civ
BE- league met al the Chamber of
Commerce, Monday afternoon. A
very Interesting program was given.
the musical part OF which was rem
dered By three members Of the Opt
mistic club. Herman Wilson and the
Misses Swanger Frank Reese spoke
OF the work az the clubs for the
blind and Mrs William Probasco
spoke on the Preservation Of the
sand Dunes" General discussion of
the directing Of the COlfaX Memorial
mile followed. and suggestions We're
made as 10 its exact location. ON
April . the legislative committee
sill present the program with Mrs
Frank Robertson, Mrs Charles Dan
IA and Mrs Richard Elbei in charge.
More than forty guests. members
of the Kings Heralds Of the Grace
Methodist Episcopal church. attend
ed the Easter party held. Monday
aldine Fields. 2t6 Paris ST. Preced-
ing the delightful program the reg
ular business meeting was held.
Miss Dorothy Annis and MarcellR
Shirk entertained with piano solos
and Miss Shirl- sang. accompa-
MED by Miss Annis at the piano
Miss Hazel Coe gave several recita-
tions I'm the contests. favors were
won by Don bunch. Hazel Coe and
Esther steel Miss Gail Granger. sos
Blaine av.. will entertain May 3.
4 delightful though quiet affair
of Monday afternoon was the mar
riage of Miss Mabel Roys and Claude
b. Blake. which was performed at
8 o'clock by Rev Edwin G.. MeFter
at the home OF the groom's sister
Mrs John Donahue 1922 Dale av.
The bride wore a gown or navy silk
with pearl trimmings, and the
groom. who is an officer i'm the
United States army wore the mill
tary uniform.
only the immediate families Of
the couple were present during the
ceremony Luncheon was served
following the marriage
More than so members attended
the meeting OF the Ladies' auxiliary
OF the Eastern star held Monday
afternoon at the Masonic temple
The musical program was furnished
hv the Misses Dressler and Miss
I.azanese. Arrangements for the
next meeting have not yet been an
nounCed