South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-15

wedding of particular interest
% the young people or this city
'ook place "Wednesday evening at
$50 o'clock when Miss Viola Clare.
laughter OF Mr. and, Mrs f. j.
lare' 1923 Lincoln way East. was
nited in marriage 90 Maurice T.
Sryan. son OF Mrs j. r. Bryan. Of
Jackson. Tenn. Rev. A. NJ Eells.
astor OF the Westminster Presbyte-
ian church read the ceremony
nich was performed before "a fire
ace banked with ferns. Miss Ruth
reynolds. who acted as maid-of-
lonor. sang AL For You" by Rob
TT Brown. before the ceremony.
ross Clare. a brother OF the bride.
TENDED the groom The bride wore
gown OF navy blue satin and car
led bouquet OF Sweetheart roses
md sweet peas. the maid-of- honor
wore a blue jersey gown and q
'orsage bouquet OF Suubur-t roses.
AZ $50 o'clock g wedding collation.
vas served 20 - members Of the i'm
mediate family at table attrac-
.vcly centercd with "a silver basket
of Russell roses. Large baskets Of
russell roses also decorated the
'ooms. Sam Enbry. Of STANFORD.
Ky, was an out-of- town guest.
After an extended visit ia Chicago
md other western points. lir. and
drs. Fryan viii reside in 81 Louis.
No.
Slrs c. c Beser. ia Harrison
~, was hostess at meeting OF tho
'olfaN ". =. r. L.. held at her
nome Wednesday afternoon. There
we're six mem bcrs ana three visit
'rs present. IL was decided during
ne business session 90 continue the
uppOrt Ok PrOspcre Lecourt the
'rench orphan. Mrs. T. W. Staples
lad charge of the program which
onsieted of an article on the Not
bic Advance OF Woman Suurage
he World over" by Mrs Claude
Nash. Facts For W q. y. l.. NVom-
~. by Mrs Boyer. "a reading. "Cit-
zensEip." by Nrs j.. u. Cissne. q
'aper entitled "CneC King Up on Gin
innati.' by Mrs. q. q. Harding.
'rhc call OF tho New Crusade" by
Mrs Philip CiHen. and a paper.
live the Women q Chance. 10y
Mrs. Staples The next meeting
viii be- held 90 tire home OF Airs.
issne. 81 Cottage Grove nv.
- cd. H..
Section ore OF The Literature de-
"a
ts regular meeting Wednesday AFT
ernoon al 9:45 O'CLOCK iu the club
-ooms. There were J. members En-
attendance Mrs Norman .. Dakiu
gave resume OF the ESSAYS OF
simeon .Strunsly and read several of
them Miss Elizabeth Williams read
lumber OF selections from famil-
iar essayists. including "Endicotu
Hnd J." sy Frances Warner: "Ad-
ventures u Ind gencC" by Laura
Spencer. Porter. and 1.-THE saturday
t5ath. oy Ralph Berdengren COM
eutiug on each essay. Mrs. Victor
ronee Hnd Miss Alice Craft viii
nave charge OF the program eff the
next meeting. which viii be held
sau. 2S.
The meeting Of the Literature de
Eartmcnt OF tae south Bend Wom-
ems club which was helo Wednes-
oay afternoon N O'Clock in the
club rooms was attended by 80
<tcuibors. . Following a short bust
ness session Miss Bertha Linden
save a chart talk on an automobile
tour through cape cod, telling tHc
difference between The new and old
parts: Mrs. II. J. Bennett gave read
inrs from Joseph O.. Lincoln's Cape
q, od stories ard Mrs. V r. Maurer
reviewed the book. Atr Pratt. "
written by Lincoln. The next meet
ing viii be held Feb. H.
The W0men's Literary club met
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Airs w. *. LampOrt. 222 w Wash
irEton av After the routine bust
ness had been disposed Of Mrs. Her
ert smith reviewed The Friendly
Road" "a novel by David Grayson
md Mrs Hiram Kreighbaum read
elections from Joyce Kumer's
poems The next meeting viii be
held January rs. the place 10 be
suuOunced later
Zinc Pleasant View N e. r.. H.
tsld It's regular meeting Wedues-
dsv afternoon with Mrs. r. G. Chi
5cster. 9t2 Cleveland av. After the
business session current events were
-lFen by che members and q general
Ifet.I..-sgfl u-1e hold social horrf
VAS enjoyed and refreshments
served 90 II members 10y the assist