South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-19
Clubs

The Center Tow nship Home Eco
rOmiCs club met Tuesday afternoon
ct the home OF sfrs. George Phil
lips. 10 Columbia -. Ten members
Of the Sumption Prairie Home Eco
nomics club attended as guests Of
the club 4 pot-luck dinner was
served az noon 90 so members and
guests at table attractively CEN
tered with tulips Lilacs and tulips
also prOfusely decorated the living
room, and library IL was voted 20
organize chapter OF the League OF
Woman Voters during the business
session. which was followed by a
program of talks iuterspersed with
musical selections. Mrs. Fred
Woodward talked on the social side
~ the League or Woman Voters at
the state meeting held in Indianap-
oils in April Mrs l. s. Fickenscher
talked on the business side OF the
session. Mrs r. p. Barnes read sew
eral original poems. and Miss Maude
Heath gave a report OF the 18th
district convention held at Elkhart
Mrs Harry Matthews and Mrs. Neva
Miller will entertain the club at the
home Of the former. Turkey Creek
I'd, June IS.
More than 500 invitations have
been sent out fer the commence
ment exercises Of the class OF 1920
OF the Epworth hospital and train
ing school L. be held on Friday eve
ming. May "a at S o'clock at the First
methodist church TO which the pub
lie has been invited. A delight
fully planned and well selected pro-
cram has been arranged consisting
n an organ prelude by f. q. Haas,
church. an invocation BY Rev. j. -.
Greene; a vocal duet. Morning
and Night" by Ware, by Mrs. ".
r. Bryan and Mrs. j. A. MOlOney.
accompanied by Miss Helen Burke f;
the presidents address by A. l. Hub
bard. the address to the graduating
class by Mrs. Lystra. +. Gretter, sup
erintendent OF the Visiting Nurse
association. Detroit Mich; presen-
tation OF the diplomas and school
pins. a solo. Bells OF Youth" by
Speaks by Mrs. w. r. Bryan. the
benediction by Rev. J. y Greene.
and an organ pOstlude by Mr.. Haas,
reception Will be held in the
church pariors at the close Of the
exercises
The members Of the College club
were entertained at a tea Tuesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
George b. Beitner. 1888 Portage av.,
10y the retiring officers in honor of
those recently elected Mrs. Robert
p Milton and Mrs. Charles S. BO-
senbUry presided at the tea table,
rs hich was attraCtively decorated
with tulips and narCisusses. The
officers for the ensuing year are:
Mrs. c. s Bosenb bury. president:
Mrs. FlOy A. Shirley. first vice
president: Mrs. John Il. Campbell
second vice president; Mrs Eugene
y. Warner. treasurer. Miss Mary
DuShane recording secretary. and
Mrs Charles =. Wattles. correspond
ing secretary. The club will hold a
picnic at the home Of Miss Florence
Peck. Niles rd- early in June.
Miss Fannie r. Bartmess. 613 W.
Washington av., daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs.E NJ. Bartmess, OF New car
Isle. and p r. Austin, of this city.
were united in marriage Saturday
afternoon. MAY / 3. at 4 o'clock By
Rev. q. A. Irodie. The bride. who
wore suit of navy blue silverton
with hat 90 match and carried an
arm bouquet of American Beauty
roses. was attended by Miss Hester
Linnard. Of MishaWaka, who also
wore "a suit Of navy blue cloth with
hat 10 match and a CorsaEe of sweet
peas Irwin Bartmess. OF LapOrte
Ind. brother OF the bride, attended