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

The Young Ladies' Bible class OF
Stui Methodist Episcopal church
was entertained Thursday evening at
the home OF Mrs sam Palmer. 1872
r. Calvert st After the business
session "a dainty luncheon was served
10 the Is members present.
Mrs Sarah smith was elected
president. Mrs Winnie Lawrence.
secretary. end Miss Diantha Rupel.
treasurer. OF the Ladies Bible class
Of the First Brethren church at a
CLASS meeting held Thursday evening
at the home OF Mrs Emma Wynn,
1710k s. Michigan st. During the
business session plans were made
FOR banquet 20 be given on Thurs
day evening, May 8. at the church
In celebration of the fifth anniver-
sary OF the class organization. The
Mems Bible class viii be guests at
his affair. Light refreshments were
served 20 the p members and three
visitors present at the meeting.
At a delightful dinner party given
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs
w b. Shaffer. 22O =. Calvert ST.,
announcement was made Of the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss Ila
Marie Shaffer and Joseph a. Auer
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Auer,
319 S. Taylor ST. Red roses and ferns.
artistically arranged, formed the
centerpiece. from which ribbons
.Her
marking the places of the guests.
Following dinner, an aluminium
shower was rendered the bride-elect
whose marriage will occur in the
near future.
There was a meeting OF the de-
partment OF music OF the Progress
club Thursday afternoon in the club
rooms. Miss Ellie Harmon was in
charge OF the music. Mrs A. B.
Williamson sang two numbers, Meg
Nerriles' by Lang, and IAN open
Secret" by WOodman; Mrs. w.
Frank Robertson spoke on the Life
and Work OF John Alden Carpen-
ter" Miss Montgomery rendered two
vocal selections. Khaki Sammy
baugh rendered "POlonaise Ameri-
caine." Mrs. J. A. Rode sang The
Sleep that Fits from Babys Eyes -
from "Gitanzali:" Mrs. George Full
mer sang selections from 'ImprOv-
ing Songs for Anxious Children;
Mrs. Charles ZigIer gave the current
events. During the business meet
ing Mrs w. r. Campbell was ap-
pointed secretary and treasurer. The
next meeting will be held April "a.
With a quiet ceremony, Miss Min
ME Hess. daughter of Mrs. Ellen
Hess of this city, and Frederick r.
Worm of Cassopolis. were united in
marriage Thursday afternoon, at l
O'Clock, i'm the home OF the brides
brother. A. V. Hess, 1921 +. Madi-
son ST., with the Rev H S. Miller
officiating. The bride was attract
lively attired in a travelling suit of
navy blue serge and wore dainty
corsage of pink sweet peas. She
xas unattended. A wedding dinner
was served to the guests following
the ceremony. after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Worm left for their home in
CassopOlis. Mich. The bride Is a
weu-known trained nurse lin this
city. and Is a graduate Of the Beth
esda hospital Of Cincinnati. O.
An all day meeting Of the mem
bars Of the Ladies' Aid society OF the
First Church OF the Brethren was
held Thursday afternoon at the
church. Luncheon was served at
noon 10 / 3 members present. Knot
ting comforts was the diversion fol-
lowing the regular business meet
ing. which was in charge of the
president. Mrs. r. a Parks. II was
decided that the society would meet
ia a body next Tuesday and go to
the Grace Methodist Episcopal
church 20 sew for Belgian relief
The next regular meeting will be
held May s.
\ delightful program was pre-
scented before the members OF the
-. ~. b. NJ. OF the First Chris
i'm church at The meeting held
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. ]
Roger. sos Franklin ST. Mrs. Hath
away read a paper on Pioneers III
New Pathways I'm the ORIENT" the
ladies quartet, composed OF Mrs
Scheppel Mrs Dan Nye. Mrs Guy
Staples and Mrs Rodney McQuarry
sang several numbers AIiss Olive
Bailey. who has returned recently
from Camp Taylor. was i'm charge OF