South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-08

The wedding Of Miss Mabel Kaiser.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. H. T..
Kaiser of Wyatt. Ind. and Delbert
a. s hafer. son Of Mrs. Friedericka
Schafer OF Iakeville. Ind. took place
Saturday morning az 10 o'clock al
the parsonage OF the Evangelical
church at Madison. Ind. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. r. o..
Torrance. A suit OF dark blue with
hat to match was worn by the bride
who carried a bouquet Of brides
roses, AIr. and Mrs Schafer mo-
ored 20 Detroit They viii be at
home after Dec. /. south Of this city.
The PhaHo sorority Of Chicago or
eanized a local Gamma chapter Fri
Day night Following a dinner at
the Oliver hotel the initiation cere-
mony was conducted by Miss Esther
Joan Firtzenshaf. president OF the
grand chapter OF Chicago, and Miss
Nerna l. McClintOch, president Of
Alpha chapter OF Chicago. Miss
DorOthea Marie Snyder was installed
as president Of the new chapter by
the visiting officers. The chapter
which consists OF seven members
will hold its first regular meeting
This evening.
The home department OF the
south Bend Woman's club held a
meeting Friday afternoon at which
the members Of the new home and
mothers clubs forming throughout
the city. were special guests Mrs.
r. O.. Sackett rendered two instrU-
mental solos, Berceuse by Delbruck
and Souvenir by Krandanoss: Mrs.
J. r. Yokan, sang the Cradle Song
by Nannah: Mrs Victor Paxson gave
a paper in the form OF a story on
Health. Hygiene and Diet for All
Members of the Family and Mrs.
J.. L. Sims read a paper on Prob
lens OF Dress for High School Girls
and the Effect Of Dress on Their
Character Development" During
the round table discussion of the
reports from the KokOmo convention
on subjects Of home economies Mrs.
y. -. Coon made "A motion which
was seconded by Mrs. A. Larrabee.
that the club interest itself in maxi
ing possible uniform dress for high
school girls 1t was unanimously
voted that the club appoint a COM
mittee OF 10 visit the mothers of
the girls who graduate in June to
ask their cooperation in making pos
sible uniform dress. Uniform Dress
Plus Character" is the slogan adopt
ed. Mrs. +. L. Sims 21S ". Marion
St. viii entertain the department at
her home Nov. 81 A cordial invi-
tation has been issued 20 he general
Grub members.
Mrs. J. y. BrdseII. 5I1 w. Colfax
NV. entertained 60 members Of the
Woman's Missionary society Of the
First Presbyterian church at her
home Friday afternoon at o'clock.
The devotionals were led by Mrs +.
2. Harris The third chapter Of the
study book. Trees and Men" was
discussed 10y Mrs. II. r. Westervelt
ad Miss Charlotte Partridge gave a
report Of the home mission topics
and Miss Gertrude Brown. the for
eigu missionary society topics which
were dwelt upon at the synOdical
meeting he@ at Frankfort in Octo-
er. Following the program refresh
ments were served 10 so guests by
BE assistant hostesses who were
ATS c. II. Meyers. Mrs. Fl. NJ. Crow
and Miss Anna Stanfield Mrs c. Il.
Winkler. 412 y. Michigan St. will be
hostess at the next meeting which
Nui be held Dec. .. when the annual
thanks Offering will be given.
-he Woman's society of the First
BAPTIST church held a missionary
meeting Friday afternoon at the
nome OF Mrs. w l. Hildebrand. 625
Riverside DIR. at which there were
80 members present. Mrs. L..
=. Davis Ter the devotionals
Mrs w H. Schock. Mrs.
r.. W. Fleming. Mrs. Peter Goethal
and Mrs 3. y. Rooney read papers
on missionary topics Mrs. Frank
Robertson. of the civic and philan-
thropy department of the Progress
club. spoke on America NATION
here in this city and asked the So
ciety TO cooperate. A committee
comprised of Mrs. L. S. Davis and
Mrs Carrie Meyers was appointed
10 assist in the work. Mrs. r. G.
Turk. SIS Dubail av.. will entertain
the members Nov. 81