South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-07
Late News from the
Surrounding Towns

greason TO feel proud Of their achieve
ment. There was "A splendid display
OF articles on sale and a good attend
lance. Misses IneZ WykOff and Mildred
Kinney had charge of the candy de-
partment: Mrs. Cunningham. Mrs
Miles and Mrs. A. II. Compton. of the
aprons. etc; Mrs. Blumgren and Mrs.
Hoffman Of the home baking, and Mrs.
j.. r. Harris, Mrs. Sager and Mrs. Fack
served lunch, $50 being the proceeds
of the sale. The ladies extend thanks
TO all those who assisted them in any
way to make this one OF the most sue
cessful Easter sales they have ever
held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Ordung. Of
South Bend. We're guests over the
week enc or relatives here
w a InsOn, Of South Bend, and
Mr.. and N s. Il. r. Vogler and daugh-
ter. Catharine. OF ChestertOn, were
guests Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs. a. II.
T. c. Borden. Of Mishawaka. was a
guest Sunday of his sister Miss Hattie
Borden
Joseph France who has been i'll for
some time. was removed 10 Hope hos
pital. South Bend, Sunday
Charles Hauser was home from Chi
Cago for the week end.
Miss Pearl Massey, OF Medaryville,
Ind, has returned home after visiting
few days with Mrs. Mary Peters.
Mrs. Mary Taylor was hostess Satur-
DAY evening at a meeting Of the G. G.
club.
Mrs. Sarah Dudley will entertain the
ladies of the Christian church Aid So
ciety at her home on Front st. We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Bert France and children left
Saturday for Olney, Ill. Mr.. France
accompanied them 10 Chicago, return
ing here for more extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Montague and son,
Richard, Of South Bend, spent Sunday
There, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A
! Reinhard.
| Misses Phyllis Miller and Jane
Walker entertained the G.. NJ. s. club
very delightfully."- with a six o'clock din
ner at their country home near Hud-
son lake Saturday afternoon The
guests, including Misses Eva Hauser
Agnes Sharp. Ellen Wykoff. Bernice
I Beall, Pearl Miller. Magdalene Hauser,
Iva Sharp, Helen Brummitt, Elva His
tettler and Geneva Hicks. left New
Carlisle on the o'clock interurban car
and were met at Hudson and conveyed
10 the pleasant home of their hOstesSes
where most enjoyable evening was
spent. Clarence Mains, of Crisman,
Ind, guest at the house. contrib
Uted very largely to the evenings en-
tertainment
Mrs. Abigail Van Dusen entertained
with family dinner Sunday in honor
of her son, Marx Van Dusen and his
wife They were married in Grand
| Rapids last week.
/ David MolIOy. of Arapahoe. Wyom-
/ ing. who was called to Laporte by the
/ death of his brother. Edward Mol
! 10y, was guest Friday Of Miss HIT
/ tie Borden.
! Joseph Stevens has moved into the
| house on Chestnut street recently va
Gated by f. r. White.
Mrs. E +. Thomas is a guest of her
| niece, Mrs l. Y, Oglesby, of Laporte.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry Mcdonald.
charles and Miss Rowie Mcdonald
and Mr.. and RMS. George w. Doughty
were in South Bend Friday to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Emily Buckles.
Mrs. Charles Van Dusen and
daughter are guests of the formers
mother, Mrs. w w. France.
Mrs. Carmen. of Schoolcraft. Mich.
! is a guest Of her daughter. Mrs.
I Wells.
Mrs. c. d. White and Mrs. w. A.
! Reinhard were in South Bend Thurs
| day
Kentucky Belle" was given by the
senior class of the local high school
/ at the Auditorium Friday evening.
/ mere was a good attendance and the
| drama was skilfully rendered.
Larne Luther is home from Lans-
/ ing. Mich. for a few days
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Rodgers were
! in South Bend Friday.
| Mark Van Dusen went to Grand
| Rapids Tuesday and returned Friday
! evening accompanied by his bride.
| formerly Miss Myrtle Kendall of
! Grand Rapids The young people
I baua tho hose vt-icbac of y,,apxr frifanHc