South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27
SOCIETY

Miss Irene Barnum and Albert Ar
fnour. OF this city were married at
the parsonage OF the Grace Evan
genlical church Saturday evening at
o'ci0oiz. Rev. Lozier officiating.
Mss Elizabeth Armour and William
Armour were the attendants Imme-
uiately following the ceremony a re-
ception was held 40 the home Of
Mr.. Armour sister. Mrs. Leo O'Con-
nor, 1859 Lasaile Ct
Plans for the organization az a
local Pan-Hellenic club will be per-
fected at a dinner 20 be given April
Z at the Oliver hotel for all sorority
women Of South Bend and neighb Dor
ing towns The dinner VIII begin at
$50 o'clock. and reservations may
~ made with Miss Edna Place. 322
=. Lafayette blvd. All reservations
must be in by Monday night, April
4.
Besides the business proceedings
necessary to this organization, a pro-
gram OF music. toasts. and stunts has
ternity spirit. Pan-Helenic is an
inter-fraternity organization. During
college days its purpose is % bring
together representative Of the var
tous national sororities to a board
OF common council. where questions
effect!ng the mutual good are dis
cussed and decided upon
After college days. Pau-Hellenic
chapters are formed I'm different
communities 20 bring college sorority
women together socially. TO keep
alive their interest i'm the sorority
world and 20 provide a means for
sorority women. new in the cOmmun-
ity 20 identify themselves.
The national Pan-Hellenic rules
that members OF the following ma
tional women's sororities are eligi-
bic. Alpha Chi Omega. Alpha Omi-
cron Pi, Chi Gamma. Gamma
Phi Beta. Kappa Kappa Gam
ma. Sigma Kappa, Delta Zeta,
Kappa Delta. Pi Beta Phi
Delta Delta Delta. Alpha Gamma
Delta. Alpha Xi Delta, Delta Gamma.
Kappa Alpha Theta. Phi Mu, and
-Zeta Tau Alpha.
>Members OF national professional
sororities and local sororities are
also eligible. but have no voting
power.
Anyone eligible, but not yet reach
ed. should notify Miss Edna Place.
This invitation is extended 20 sorOr-
ity women OF Mishawaka and all
surrounding towns. More than so
women have already expressed in
terest in the undertaking. and II is
hoped that this number may be
doubled in order that a large and en-
thuslastic Pan-Heuenic center may
be established for northern Indiana
and southern Michigan.
A program Of unique interest will
be PRESENTED before the members of
the Progress club and guests next
Saturday at 8 and s o'clock in the
club rooms. The department OF lit
erature section II. will stage three
short plays which have been drama
tized from short stories by members
OF the department. The stories by
popular American authors. are full
OF human interest and purposeful
action which has been cleverly
translated into the plays. AS a re-
suit OF several years of study along
dramatic lines the work of the
caste shows more than ordinary
amateur ability. Mrs w. J. Kennedy
and Mrs. j. A Maloney will each
sing several selections accompanied
by Mrs. Floyd Gaunser.
The committees in charge of the
day are. Program. Miss Marie
Noedisch. Mrs. W. r. Campbell.
Mrs J. T. Nefi, Miss Hazel Rennoe.
Miss Maude Weber; ticket and door:
Mrs Richard Kuehn. Miss Marcia
Wagner, Mrs. L. +. Greenan, Mrs.
Charles Schadt. Miss Anita Pfeiffer.
Miss Agnes Pfeiffer. Miss Florence
Forster. Mrs. NJ G. Staley; stage:
Mrs. Harvey Rostiser. Mrs. William
I.aven. Mrs. a. w. Kendall, Mrs. l.
A. s. Wood. Miss Sarah Witwer.
Miss Mary Russ.
"Barker's Luck" dramatized from
Bret Harte's story by Miss Alma
Collmer. will he given by che follow