South Bend news-times., 1922-10-15

/ that IN our splendid deveIopnant
along all commercial lines. We must
not forget 90 cultivate the hiFhor
arts WAS fully demonstrated last
evening by the large attendance a.
the opening reception Of the civic
Art Exhibit az the Tribune audi
torium. which IS being sponsored by
| the League OF Women Voters
Much credit is due Mrs. ". K
7 sherman. chairman or the Civic AK
Committee, who was assisted by Mrs
Ell +. Seebirr Vice-Chairman and
Mrs. c. A Carlisle. local president
| OF the league. The committee on
/ decoration included Mrs Lutte
/ Baker Gum. Mrs a. r. ErsRlne.
| Mrs. Wilbur Warner and Mrs Theo-
dOre koehler Iu the receiving ins
J were the officers of the LEAGUE or
/ Women Voters. representatives
| from the different women's clubs
| and civic organizations. Mrs John
! j. Woolverton, chairman OF tho hos
/ pitality committee. Mrs. Harry A.
! Briggs. vice-chairman Mrs John r.
/ Reynolds, Jr., Mrs. f. a Bryan.
! Mrs. Harry Sanders. Mrs T. c.
/ Birdseu. Mrs. Frank NTayr Jr. Mrs
/ George NJ Studebaker. Jr Mrs
/ Lafayette Z. Porter. Mrs. Frederick
! Cunningham. Mrs w u. O'Brsen.
/ Mrs. George Stephenson, Mrs. r. J..
/. .Sensenrich Nfrs W. @. Carbiu and
| Miss Catherine Oliver served a. a
! second reception committee intro
I ducinE the artists Mrs. Eli r. See
| birt. accompanied by Mrs Lutte
Baker Gum. sang Autumn" BY
! Curran. "Je dis que ne rieu n'ep
/ ourante' from Carmen and To The
| sun also by Currsn
Informal talks were given by
| Oliver Dennet Grover Wilson 1r
vine. Leopold Seynert and Car.
/ Kraft, and lecture on Art Ap
/ probation" was given by Dudley
| Crafts Watson who. realizing that
I the majority OF art lovers have no.
made an exhaustive study. gave 20
! his audience n simple summary
| spreading before them all the salisnt
| features OF his subject. creating a
/ firm groundwork on which TO build
the gradual progress OF art. Not only
did the speaker give a base OF ap-
probation from which TO extend
one s observations with understand
ing and enjoyment. bur he also re-
vCaled the divers way in which
artists put a portion 81 themseIvas.
OF their own lives into their pio-
lures. so that art appreciation be
Games Infinitely enlarger. sympath-
les continually broaden and enjoy
meut Derpetually increased reinforc-
ing lives by that which mirrors lifc
truthfuIly but with ideal.sm
The hostesses for sunday after
noon and evening include Mrs Wi
liam Beniz Mrs Earl Hummer.
Mrs Charles Russ AIRS william
Shirley. Mrs = H Shumal1er. Mr..
O.. A. Carlisle Mrs Lafayette Port
er Mrs. Miles OBrien Mrs Vernon
Hastings. Mrs. J. j. O'Brien. Mrs
Granville Ziegler. Mrs Gates Har-
pei. Nrs. David Guilfoyle. Mrs. IN-ie
Baker Gunu. Mrs T. A Francis.
Mrs Richard EIbeI and Mrs Walter
Hudebrand. a short musical pro
gram VIII be given each afternoon
and evening
Mondays hostesses for the after
noon and evening are Mrs. Floyd
Gsumer. Mrs Vernon Hastings. Mrs.
Lem j. Oare. Mrs ~. O. CrabilI
Mrs. T.. j. Lent Mrs Gilbert Jay
AIRS. Albert Stephenson. Mrs. 3 ID
Coon Mrs Harry Schadt Mrs John
Moore. Mrs. %. c Tueberson. Mrs
Theodore Koehler. Mrs. Waite
Bloomfield. Mrs l. s. F1okenschsr
Mrs. C. O. Fassnaoht. Mrs Charlie
Bosenbury. Mrs. Walter Baker Mr.
Hrrl
Mrs. Gladys Van Gorder Mrs Hsr-
riet Krumm, Mrs. Herbert EldridEe
The gallery talks Will be given bv
oliver Dennsct Grover and Watson
Irvine
A charming affair of SATURDAY
ves the tea given a. the Progress
club by Mrs. William Happ and
Mrs Willard Happ ia honor OF Mrs
Robert Happ. a recent bride. The
club rooms We're tastefully decOrst-
ed with autumn FOLIAGE and grscs-
ful baskets of Columbia roses. About
200 guests were received between
the hours OF and g. Charles Burk-
hart. OF Mishawa1a, harpist played
during the receiving hours Assist
ing the hostessas were Mrs. Richard
El bel Mrs r p Chaplin. Mrs I'll
r. seebirt. Mrs Lloyd Greenan. Mrs
Hugh Dunnahoo. Miss Helen Greg
ory and Miss Nardeu HIdeband.
4 color motif OF orchid and pink
was suggested I'm the decoration of
the tea table. which was lovely with
It's centerpiece Of pink rose buds and
90 sI- % fTr~r.
hohiing colonial bouquets OF the
same flowers Orchid tsDsns In
colonial holders competed the ds-
sired effect Mrs. Happ's brides
maids Mrs. MiUard Fleming Mrs.
Edward Lang and Miss He,en Serv-
Zee wearing gowns ~ pink and
orchid and garden hats. which they
wore al The wedding. presided a.
the tea table Assisting Ia tho din
ing room were Nrs Arthur Royce
Macdonald. Mrs Theodore Koahler,
Mrs. Louis El5el. Miss Ruth Sta
pies and Mss Dorothy E1dredEs.
Among the guests was Mrs. Rsb-
ecca Ch-Lstophel OF Michigan CtSy.
Ind who is the house guest %
Mrs. T. r. Greensn.
The marriage 0f Miss Carol
saunders, OF this city and Milton v.
Smith OF MiIwaUise. WIS. took
place at 8 O'Clock Saturday after
noon a. the home OF the brides
sister. Mrs. Charles Battenberg Rev.
Reck OF Trinity Lutheran church
officiating. The bride wore a travel
lng SUIT OF tan with hat 20 match and
her corsage bouquet was OF oridgS
roses and sweat peas. A wedding
dinner for the immediate family fel-
lowed The ceremony. covers being
placed for IL guests. Mr. aCd GTE.
srngsb Will ha AZ home aNar NcF.