South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-17

The last Of a numb Der OF prenuptial
affairs compIirnenting Miss Evelyn
TohuIka whose marriage 10 John G.
Reynolds viii take place this after
noon az 4 o'clock. was the bridal
dinner given Friday evening by Mrs.
Palmer e. Truls0n AT her home. 116
North Shore or. Dinner was served
at 8 so o'clock ~ "a beautifully APP
pointed table conferred with yellow
daisies and cellendulas A corsage
bouquet Of yellow daisies and sweet
hear- roses marked the place Of the
orldc-tc-be while place carIs bear
ing miniature brides and Erooms
marked the places Of Mr.. Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Gibbs. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Thomas. Of Chicago. Miss
Belle Livingston Norman Adler and
Mr. and Mrs Trulson.
The sixth annual banquet given
by the StudeDaker corporation 10
the Mary Ann club was held In the
Administration building Thursday
evening. The speaker Of the evening.
Mrs. Judith ". Laewanthal. OF Chi
cage who IS associated with Jane
Adams OF Hull House. chose for
her subject. "The Woman Of TOmOr-
row" which dealt with social and
economic conditions. Miss Hazel
Pomeroy. the president Of the club.
acting as POSTMASTER. gave "a brief
history Of the clubs activities dur
ing the past year. Miss Madeline
UnEer responded TO the toast.
Hard Knocks" and Miss Emma
Prytz 10 Looking Forward" which
was glimpse into the future of
the Mary AIMS. Vocal selections
were given by the Misses Lucy Ma
~.
Peterson and Genevieve Doyle.
The Optimist club held its regular
monthly meeting Friday afternoon
al the home Of Mrs. J. G.. Gaskil.
4O6 j.. Monroe St. with nine mem
bers and several guests in attend
ance After the business session
there was a program consisting OF
readings by Miss Elizabeth Barter,
Mrs T.. b. Barns, Mrs. Frank Reese
and Miss Alizlna Truesdale. OF An
COLA, Ind. who IS chairman Of the
program committee of the Indiana
Association of Workers for the
Blind. Vocal selections were rend-
cred by Lee Pattison and instru-
ment solos by Herman Wilson.
Frank Reese and Herman Wilson
have been appointed delegates 10
the district convention Of Federated
clubs to be held at Elkhart Wednes-
day. May 3.
Mrs r. c. Kries, SIS Lindsey ST..
was hostess at n meeting OF the
Woman's auxiliary Of the Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church which was
held at her home Friday afternoon.
After the usual business had been
disposed Of the time was spent So
sally Refreshments were served
TO 25 members by the assistant hos
tesses. Mrs. Q. g. Callahan. Mrs A.
NJ. Eells and Mrs. j. r. Fields. Cir
Gle No. I will entertain with a tea
al the church May II and the next
regular meeting OF the auxiliary will
be held May q, the place 10 be an
nOunced later.
Miss Dorothy Simhauser. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Simhauser.
103 S. St. Louis blvd, was united
I'm marriage 20 Anil Clark. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark, 1876 y.
Lawrence st, Wednesday afternoon
at . O'Clock AT the parsonage Of the
Grace NJ. +. church, Rev. B. ID.
Beck officiating. The attendants
were Miss ollie Gillen and Bert
Clark. brother Of the groom Mr..
and Mrs. Clark will reside I'm St.
Louis. Mo.
The regular business meeting OF
the Norman Eddy ". r. g. was held
Friday afternoon at the X. of =.
hall There were 90 members pres
cnt, the time being taken up with
tho transdCtion Of the months bust
ness The sewing circle will meet
at the hall April %, when the hos
tesses viii be Mrs. W. d. Staples,
Mrs. Harry Stephenson and Mrs. c.
W CrOfoOt.
or thoroughly artistic merit will
be the musical program 20 be pre-
scented by the music department OF
the Progress club before the gen
cral club members ana their
guests Saturday afternoon at
o'clock In the club rooms. Mrs. G..
a Fulmer chairman Of the del art
mcnt viii have charge of the pro-
gram Saturday The following num-
beers viii be contributed by mem
hers OF the department: Morning
10y Mrs. J. A. Maloney. and Might"
by Mrs. w + Bryan are selections
from Wares "A Day in Already"
"Impromptu" by Mcdowell. and
'Evotikin' by Tjorgen. renoered by
Mrs c. T. Wattles. An open Sc
cret" by Woodman SUNG by Mrs.
r. G. Welburn. Concert Etude" by
Mcdowell. played by Miss Helen
GuilfoyIe. Bells of Youth" BY Olley
Speaks. sung by Mrs W +. Bryan;
Allegro" violin solo from the
SnowhOund Suite hy Wilda Shonts
accompanied by Mrs James Cover:
n musical reading, Princess of the
Morning" by Ware. and Doubt