South Bend news-times., 1922-09-09

includes 9irs. A. E. Martin, Mrs. n
s. Holloweu and Mrs. I. ]. Turner.
The program is being arranged BY
Mrs. Earl Hummer. Mrs. Eli Seebirt,
and Mrs. Frederick Ingersoll. Ara.
W. r. Greenough. the new sta.e
president viii be the speaker Of the
afternoon.
Mrs. Lem J. Oare is chairman Of
the refreshment committee and will
be assisted by Mrs. J. Albert Harris.
Mrs Dalton Moomaw Mrs Charles
Russ, Mrs. William Benitz. Mrs.
Richard Elbel. Mrs f. l. Lambert
and Mrs. Thad Keller. Mrs. L. f
Greenan. president OF the Progress
club and Mrs Granville ZlsSler.
president OF the Woman'5 club viii
preside at the tea table.
Anyone interested in the work OF
the League and who are anticipaC-
ing Joining will please communicate
with Mrs. William Stover. or with
their ward chairman. Mrs. Theo
dor Koehler is chairman Of the LIST
ward. Mrs. Oscar Won Barandy 2nd.
Mise Anna Bulla, 3rd. Mrs. A. V
HelqUist, 4th. Mrs. Carrie Meyer,
5th. Mrs Frank Tritt. 6th. Mrs.
Floyd Jellison, 7th.
An attractive program for the
year is being arranged under the
supervision Of the program chair
man. Miss Marian Dunbar and many
speakers Of prominence will appear
during the year among them being
90 al SO
who will speak on Women in In
dustry." An art exhibit TO be held
under the sponsorship of the League
IN the Tribune auditorium in October
Will be opened with a reception -
the public. Mrs. W. X Sherman
IS chairman Of the Civic Art COM
mittee Meetings of the League will
be held the first and third Mondays
in the month in Room 224, J. NJ. S.
bldg. The officers for the coming
wear are: Mrs. c. A Carlisle. pTesi-
dent; Mrs. L. F. Fickensher, LIST vice
president; Mrs. T. J. Swantz. 2nd
vice president; Mrs. George Phillips.
2rd vice president; Mrs. W. X. Sher-
man. recording secretary; Mrs. Wal
ter Bloomfield, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs william Stover, treasurer.
Mrs. II. L. Suders. AIS z. Th.:d
ST. Mishawaka. entertained 10 guests
at luncheon Friday afternoon as Il
courtesy 10 Miss Miriam Clark and
Miss Grace Clark, whose marriage
viii take place Tuesday evening
The table was centered with a silver
vase Of vari-colored aSters and
lighted with pink tapers in silver
holders. which were tied with bows
of white tulle. Clusters o. asters
and other flowers OF the early fall
were effectively used 10 make the
home unusually attractive.
Miss Gertrude Wiser. 1902 Misa-
awaka av. will entertain ct luncheon
at the Oliver hotel Saturday after
noon and the last of the many pre-
nuptial affairs which are being given
for these popular brides will be the
bridal dinner on Monday evening
for the Is members OF the bridal
party. Besides the Misses Clark the
guests viii include Miss Jean Ben
ham. Miss Gertrude Zeisel and Miss
Una Kepler, Of Elkhart. Miss Doro-
I
thy Williams, Mishawaka, Miss Ar
Iene Sunderlin. OF Niles. Miss Ger
trude Wiser. Of South Bend. z. b.
Christian. OF Shreveport. La, Lowell
Holderman, of ElkhaTt. Leland
Singer. Of Genoa, N ". Paul H.
Doremus. Hays Hollibaugh and
Ernest Staples. of South Bend.
The members of the D and NJ club
entertained at the home Of Miss
Maur!ne Martin, Vassar park, Thurs
day evening. the affair being given
in honor of Miss Avaline Probst.
whose marriage will take place this
month, and was in the nature Of a
miscellaneous shower. The guests
included Mrs. L. Martin. Mrs. A.
ogden, Mrs. Albert Davis. Mrs. W
&c. DeFrees, Mrs. r. L. DeFrees,
Miss Anna Schuck. Miss Marion
Winslow. Miss MaUrine Martin, Miss
Virginia Kuss. of Peoria, Ill, and
Miss Gertrude Lewis. of Amarillo.
Texas.
The third section of the Ladies
Aid society OF Hope Presbyterian
church was entertained Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. o.
p. Tye. 1910 E. Calvert st. Nine
members spent the afternoon sew
ing. The next meeting will be held