South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-28
SOCIETY


a stadio tea which was held Mon
1aE afternoon az $3.50 o'clock IN the
Progress club rooms marked the
formal opening OF the new season
work ia the art department of the
Progress club. In conjunction with
the tea al exhibit OF Japanese prints
and textiles was shown and in
futherance OF the Oriental subject
decorat ions and costumes were
suggestive % tho East.
Presiding a. the tea tables were
lIrs Richard EIbel. president Of the
Progress club and seven or the nine
cx-uresidents who are member Of
the Art department. Mrs. Charles
j.. Drummond. Mrs. X. G. DeRhodes,
Mrs Victor r.. Jones Mrs Z. O.
EetterinE Mrs r 3. Dakin, Miss
Maude Heath and Miss Isabelle
Kennedy. OF KinBsbury. Ind These
officers were IN japanese costume
and were assisted by the following
C7eisha girls. Mesdames Q. A. Mac
Donald. r g. Hoffman, James n.
Maioney Carl ". Ginz. n. L. Gran
fill Dale Staples. Glen Cover, Carl
Ayres. FLOYD Gauuer. ". X. Camp
hell L. II. Writ. Charles A. Sick
men. John Q Reynolds. and Misses
Manning. G Marie Voedisch Crissie
y Reinnoid. Mary DIShane, Helen
= Burke. Ethel ". Buck. =. Marie
Meyer, Minnie NJ. Suchanek. Mary
a. Byeriy. and Gertrude Greenblatt-
The brief program consisted Of
a Japanese temple dance by Miss
Isabel Niles. and other japanese
dances BY some OF her pupils. Miss
O.. Marie Voedisch in japanese cos
tune gave a ten minute talk on
The Essentials Of japanese Art
illustrating IN the prints and textiles
constituting the exhibits.
The exhibits shown consisted
OF q very valuable collection OF old
colored prints and rich textiles and
Two Japanese drawing books. all
selected and prepared for this &C
casion by Harold H Brown. director
of the John HERON Art institute. OF
indianapolis Another collection OF
colored prints came nom Indiana
university There was also a loan
collection Of fine prints which have
been brought homo from the Orient
by residents OF South Bend.
A dinner al the Robertson tea
room given Saturday evening by
Irnennb OF the Bide-A-wee club
Ioomplirnentsd Miss Bernice August
Mtne, whose marriage 10 OZmun La
wen OF Detroit viii take place Sept
80. and Mrs. Martha Roberts Farm
er.-a. recent bride A centerpiece Of
Surburst roses graced the table
while corsa ges FOR the honor guests
were fashioned OF the same flowers
covers were placed for Mrs Farm
CT, Miss Augustine. Mrs. Edna
u Baird Ramp, Miss Ruth Wilmer
Miss Florence Bennett, Miss Inez
Paul. Miss Della. shafer, Miss Caro-
kIfne Davidson. Miss Miriam Harding
and Mics Esther Kirkpatrick Fol
klowfng the dinner a theater party at
no oTpheu1n was given.
Dr.. snd Mrs. B. F. worf OF Ere
mont Ind, have announced the
marriage OF their daughter, Mabel
Nancy 10 ". Marc Y oder, son OF Mr.
and Mrs ". H Yoder OF this city
THE wedding took place Thursday
Sept. %, at the home OF the brides
parents, Rev. Braun OF the Fremont
Evan geIical church officiating. Mr.
land Mrs. Yoder viii reside In South
Bend. Mr.. Yoder is employed a:
rafic manager az the Oliver Chilled
Pillow works
Faculty members OF the SOutF
Bend conservatory were delightfully."-
entertained Saturday evening with 4
picnic supper at the home OF a mem
xber. Miss Helen Ross. Bertrand
sIich. The affair honored Miss
Iessica Doyle OF Washington. d. c.
formerly secretary Of the conserva
tory here. Miss Josephine Decker
accompa MED by Miss Doyle enter
aimed with vocal numbers.
Members and husbands Of th'
oily Nine club were entertained
Sunday evening "a the home OF Mr.
nd Mrs. L Frazin, 62S Cushing 81
THE affair was In the nature OF Z
b ouse warming and the time wa
pent with informal entertainment
Contests being the Principle diver
.ston- FavO-s were ava rded 70 Mrs
sol Sand SEX, Mrs. Charles Berlow
MIR Frazin and 3 Frank. The reg
llar meeting OF the club viii be helc
4 Tuesday afternoon at the same place
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Petrees Coppietees of SuOth Benz
10 Mary StoffeIen OF South Bend.