South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-02
SOCIETY


An interesting example OF the
Turkish prayer rug was shown at
the meeting OF the department OF
art Of the South Bend Women's clun
yesterday afternoon. The rug. which
- diminutive copy OF the prayer
russ OF northern Turkey. was made
BY r. v. Maurer. local architect. on
n hand made loom and the pro-
cess OF making was explained by
Mrs. MaUrer before the department
members
The topic for tire afternoon was
the lsfc OF Tintoretto and the paIers
were given under the direction OF
Mrs. Il y. Barnes. Descriptions OF
Paradise" and st. Mark Rescuing
a Slave" we're given by Mrs. John
Hunter. Mrs. A. Mailing spoke on
the "Origin OF the Milky Way" and
Christ and the Woman OF Sama-
ria: est. George and the Dragon"
.svas discussed BY Mrs. r. ". F'ritzer.
sic current events for the meeting
4 were IN charge Of Mrs. J. r. Town
send. The lie Of Guido REM viii
be discussed at the next meeting Of
the department which Will be held
April 5.
Mra r. G.. Perkins entertained
with an informal dinner at O'Clock
Tuesday evening in the Wedgewood
room OF the Oliver hotel The seven
syuests were seated at table cen
tered with a crystal bowl Of Ameri-
can Beauty roses. on Saturday even
ing Mrs. Perkins VIII give a dinner
for the same number Of guests in
The Wedgewood room
The Past Chiefs OF the Pythian
= Sisters held an all day sewing ses-
sion Tuesday with Mrs. =. y. Tag
CERT. 1913 s Michigan st. Sewing
for the Epworth hospital occupied
the day and "A noon dinner was
served 20 20 members by the hostess
who was assisted by Mrs. Ida Ber-
ger. Mrs Charles Berlow and Mrs.
Charles Bradley Mrs. Otto Wolters
will entertain the association on
April 3.
An all day meeting was held by
the Schuyler Rebekah thimbie al
the home OF Mrs. L. A. Noues. 327
~ Notre Dame av. Tuesday A pot
Nsk dinner was served at noon TO
Is members Of the needlewOrl0 for a
bazar 10 be given by the thimble
occupied the afternoon Another all
day sewing session will take place
March Is with Mrs. Louis Geyer,
Osborne ST.
A combined social and business
meeting was held by the Delta Alpha
class OF the First Brethren church
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
Freese Thomas. 315 Milton st. The
next meeting Of the class will take
place the first Tuesday in April.
The Problem OF Punishment
was taken up at a meeting OF the
mothers department of the Progress
club which was neld in the Progress
club roonns Tuesday afternoon. In
the absence of Mrs. LOngfield. Mrs
Frank Nicely discussed the topic. A
chapter from the department study
book. your Child To-day and To-
morrow" was read by Mrs. Gully.
At the next meeting of the depart
rnent which Will be held March Is
Mrs Marc Prass will speak on Can
!. Heredity be Overcome"
The monthly meeting of the Loyal
Phil-A-Bar class of the Indiana Ave
|enue Christian church was held with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brownbridge,
1890 Miami ST, Tuesday evening.
Following the business session a So
cial hour was enjoyed by the mem
bers. A color scheme of green and
white was attractively employed in
|. the decorations of the luncheon
sfved by the hostess The date OF
ESSe next meeting is April 8.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Rodgers. assisted by
Mrs. Laura POmmert. entertained
the Ladies' Aid society OF the sunny
side Presbyterian church al her
home. 72S r. Colfax av.. yesterday
afternoon. Election of officers oc-
cupied the business session and the
results Of the election follow. Mrs.
A. l. Weinberg. president; Mrs. A.
G. Alderman. first vice president;
Mrs. Charles KRONER. second vice
president; Mrs. Charles Becker, sec
rotary and Mrs. J. G. Nermande,
treasurer. Refreshments were served
10 So members at the close OF tbs
afternoon. The next regular meet
Ing will be held April 8.
Miss Irene Pearson. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Pearson.
136 Woodward av.. and j. Earl
Berties of Philadelphia, son of Mr..
and Ms. James Bertles. were mar
ried Tuesday afternoon AT 1880
o'clock with quiet ceremony at the
home OF the brides parents. the
Rev. u. s. Davis of the First Bap-
list church officiating. The bride was
Eowned in a travelling suit of dark
blue and wore a COrsaEe of sweet
peas and valley lilies There were
no attendants. only the immediate
families being present.
Following the ceremony luncheon
was served TO % guests at a table