South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-18
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Mrs David ROSS OF Indianapolis
president OF the EndorFers OF
otoalays appeared before me
members OF the county m' ..ing OF
Tta-a- 90 Women tot IT, WnlcN
lola a+ " r'.l.rk 10 the r.
Il O.. A. uouder afternoon. Mrs.
ROSS poke esrt .iar H The need
ef better fu.euI pro ls prepar-
for children and
.Fe point OF better pictures
for ADULTS Mayor Seebirt contrib
rted 20 the program Of the after
noon by giving a brief talk on the
infect. state Censorship for Mo-
fon pictures" and a round table
E-.uss.or followed The county
chairman. Mrs L S Fickenscher
presided al the meeting and the
sccretary's report by Mrs w X
sherman and the treasurer's report
by 1I.ss Frances Thurman were read
~ fhe business meeting which pre-
ceded the program.
Miss Virginia Tut addressed the
members Of the Current Events de-
pa-tmeut Of the Progress club Non
day afternoon in the club rooms on
tho subject Middle Western Now
elists." but the speaker confined her
talk mostly 20 the prominent writer's
az Indiana and Illinois Miss Tut
discussed ~ length the novel THE
Long Straight Road by George
Horton. Chicago writer. and also
the work OF Herrick. who holds the
chair OF literature az the University
OF Chicago. Following the after
noon program. tea was served by
the host eeses IN charge Mrs. John
Henry Zuver. chairman. Mrs. r. F.
Fricke and Mrs. IT. r Marshall
The next meeting Of the department
viii take place on the afternoon or
May I. and will be in the nature Of
a May Day party. Mrs. George IT,
Voedisch and Mrs w. r. Hinkle
are in charge Of the affair. e.
The marriage Of Miss Viola
Cooper. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
James Cooper, Of Three Oaks. Mich
and Albert ". Holycross. son Of
AR and Mrs Newton r. Tfolycross,
$50 Lincoln way f.. this city took
place Monday morning at o'clock
at the rectory OF st. Mary's church
al Three Oaks. Rev. ]. a. O'Malley.
g. = c.. Of Notre Dame university
officiating The bride wore a suit Of
blue tricotine with a hat Of silver
cloth and her corsa Sc or Killarney
roses and valley lilies. They were
attended by Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Ge-
leide Of this city. Mrs. Geleide wear
ing a suit Of dark blue tricotine with
a tailored hat and corsage of
Aaron Ward roses and forget-me-
nots After a motor trip TO Pitts
burg. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. HoIycross
will be at home after June 1 at 622
Victoria av.. this city
The Elks club entertained with an
informal dance Monday evening at
the club mouse. Harry Dennys or
chestra played the program for
dancing The committee IN charge
OF the affair included Clark Carson.
c. A. Budd and c. a. Geleide.
The marriage Of Charles DeNoSs
Emmons. formerly general manager
in this city OF the Northen Indiana
Railway Co. and Mrs. Sadie Ramsey
Ferre. took place last saturday at
the First Presbyterian church at
Pittsburgh. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. En-
mons will reside in Baltimore, Nd
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Schricker. $40
y limerick ST.. entertained at din
ner Sunday i'm celebration OF the
birthdays Of their sons Herman and
otto SchriCker Fourteen guests
were seated az the table which was
attractively decorated with Easter
flowers. In the evening at luncheon
the announcement was made of the
engagement OF Miss AnnabelIe Keef-
res and Dale Kline, both of Goshen.
Ind Little Miss Ruth Parkinson
presented each guest with am Easter
flower 20 which were attached cards
hearing the names of Miss Eeefrey
and lIr Kline. AmonE the guests
were SIR and Mrs B j Parkinson
ard family OF Cary AR and Mrs. c.
SchticEer Miss Keofrey and Mr..
Kline OF Goshen.
The final dance OF the season to
te sponsored By the scholarship
Crh viii be- held on the everiuE OF