South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-22

was served at $50 o'clock. Arrange
ments were made for a dance 10 be
given by the grove on the evening
OF March s..
Mrs. Martha Curtis was united in
marriage to George Washington Fri
day night at $3.50 o'clock at the
Grace Methodist Episcopal church.
The couple entered the church 10 the
strains OF MeDdelssohn's wedding
march, accompanied by Miss Betsy
Ross, Uncle Sam. and so attendants.
Following the ceremony an elabo-
rate supper was served. The bridal
party was seated at an especially
arranged table, which was charm
ingly decorated with the national
colors.
Such was the affair which was
held by the members OF the Berean
Bible class of the Grace VI. F. church
Friday night, at their Washington S
birthday anniversary party. The char
acter Of Martha Curtis washington
was very cleverly portrayed by Mrs.
Emma Weaver, and that OF George
Washington by Mrs. Nellie Bradley.
Mrs. Clyde Williams played the part
of Uncle Sam, and Mrs. George Gall.
Betsy Ross Miss Edith Steele as the
minister, performed the ceremony.
Mrs Walker Place played the we'd
ding march. The guests all appeared
in costumes suitable to the time of
Washington. Miss Virginia Roberts
appeared in a program of readings,
and Miss Wall entertained with a
vocal solo.
Mrs. J. 3. Campbell was elected
regent at the meeting Of the Daugh-
ters Of the American Revolution Fri
day afternoon; Mrs. Edward p.
Chaplin was elected vice regent; Mrs.
George Award. corresponding sec
rotary; Mrs. Thomas ]. Swantz, re-
cording secretary; Miss Mary r. Alb
bolt, treasurer; Mrs. Herbert l..
Smith, registrar; Mrs. L. j. Har-
wood. chaplain, and Mrs. ID. h. Spit
/ Ter. historian.
The meeting was in celebration Of
washington's birthday and was
held at the home Of Mrs Arthur
Hill, 616 Park av. The assisting
hostesses were Mrs. l. J. Harwood,
Mrs. George Award. Mrs. c. f.
Francis and Mrs r. c. Sackett. A
three-course luncheon was served at
1 o'clock to IS members. The small
tables at which the guests were
served were charmingly decorated
with red, white and blue crepe paper
and red. white and blue candles.
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A food demonstration was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Fred Woodward at
the regular meeting of the Civics and
Philanthropy department Of the
Progress club, which took place in
the club rooms Friday afternoon. She
discussed the question of foods for
children from one to six years old.
She emphasized the Importance OF
knowing food values, told why diff
ferent foods should be given to chill
dren of different ages. and told what
foods build up the body, what foods
repair the body, and what foods give
power to the body. A comparison
was made Of the different foods for
their value. She told OF the move
ment for the better understanding of
the food values and simpler methods
of cooking foods. and told Of expert
ments in the cooking of sweet and
strong juice vegetables.
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A study OF The Short Stories
Enthusiastically American" was
taken up at the meeting of the de-
partment Of literature of the South
Bend Woman's club Friday after
noon. Mrs. W. K. Sherman was in
charge of the program. Mrs. 1. p.
Calf gave a review of the story.
Get Ready the Wreaths" by Fannie
Hurst; Mrs. c. Z. Lane gave a re-