South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-07
SOCIETY

The annual state day meeting OF the
Progress club. which is 10 be held in
south Bend next Saturday. viii be the
largest in the history Of the club. Con-
trary TO custom the meeting will not
be restricted to the federated clubs OF
south Bend and Mishawaka. but all
the federated clubs Of the 18th dis
trict viii be invited 10 attend.
The program for the day includes
a luncheon at the Oliver hotel at 1880
o'clock. followed by program in the
club rooms. The principal address
will De made by Miss Vida Newsom. Of
Columbus, Ind. newly elected state
president. Mrs. T.. l.. Mummert. Of
Goshen, and the chairman of the 18th
district Mrs. W. w Reed, of Warsaw,
will also speak. An unusually fine
musical program has also been ar
ranged.
Many out Of town guests are ex-
pected for the occasion and the lun-
Cheon. which has always been one of
the charming events Of the season.
will be a much larger affair than here
tofore. a program Of toaf IS s being
arranged in which, if pos inir. some
OF the visitors will he inc ded. The
club president Miss Isabti Kennedy,
VIII preside as toastmistress.
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Grove az. entertained a company Of
friends informally at cards and sew
ing Thursday afternoon as "a courtesy
20 Miss Ann Miller of Mishawaka,
whose marriage TO James Frederick
Bingham a'ill take place March %
Among the guests was Mrs. Parkman
ID. Howe (nee Grace Cummins) Of
Clinton, Mass. The house was ar
ranged with clusters OF daffodils and
yellow tulips. Miss Miller will be
complimented Wednesday with
luncheon given by Miss Dorothy War
ner OF Mishawaka.
Mrs. Frank Mayr. jr., Of f. Jeffer-
son boulevard entertained at a second
bridge tea Friday afternoon Her
guests filled three tables and the favor
wss won by Mrs. F. S. Fish. Follow
ing the games a number OF other
guests cane in for tea, which was
served from a daintily adorned table
by Mrs. J. G. Rirdsell and Mrs. George
O'Brien.
Mrs. Donald p. Drummond had
charge OF the program Thursday aft
ernoOn at the meeting of the second
section or the department OF Itera-
ture of the Progress club. She pre-
scented an interesting synopsis of
Hugo's The Man Who Laughs" The
section will meet again in two weeks.
The last of the series of parties
given by the Y. W. G. A. extension de-
partment was q children's party Fri
day evening for the high school girls
Bible class. About 20 girls were pres
ent and all were dressed as infants.
The evening was spent with appropri-
ate games and dainty refreshments
were served. During the past week
the Y. w. c. A. in it's various depart
ments has entertained almost 500
girls including those from the differ
ent industrial centers. the Bible and
sym classes. The series of affairs
have been an unqualified success.
The Beginners gymnasium class at
the Y. ". &. a. entertained Friday
evening in the gymnasium with a
chatting dish party. After preparing
the supper the 20 girls seated them
selves at one long table for "A pleasant
hour.
Miss Vim Farmer OF Sault ste Marie.
Michigan. who has been visiting Mrs.
Emil Reyer. 614 Portage av. left
FOR her home this morning. Mrs.
Reyer entertained for her guest with
a dinner Thursday evening. Covers
were laid for eight.
The L,aies' Aid society of the Lu-
theran church OF Woodland. was
pleasantly entertained Thursday at
the home of Mrs William KiefeT. Con-
tests were feature of the afternoon
and favors were awarded to Mrs.
Jacob ROcder. Mrs. Charles ROeder
and Mrs. Daniel Ungery.
Miss Mildred Kerr. granddaughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hartman. of
South Bend and William r. Deisch.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Deisch. of
Bremen, were united in marriage at
noon Saturday at the parsonage of
Grace NJ. r.. church. Rev. +. *.
Doughertv officiating Mr.. and Mrs
Deisch left Immediately for a short
trip. after which they will be home
at Bremen. Ind. where the groom is
i'm the automobile business.
MONEY SAVED.
For a stylish and up-to-date suit
have Murdoch make it, 20 T.. JEFF