South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-20
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MISS fedrl AlklnSOn entertained IN
formally Monday evening at her home.
1910 s. Michigan St. as courtesy
TO her house guest Miss Olive EliasOn
of Richmond, Ind. The evening was
spent playing the game OF hearts aft
er which a delectable supper was
served at a nrettily appointed table.
The centerptece was a cluster Of red
roses and strands OF hearts were fes-
TONED from the chandelier to the cor
ners Of the table.
The Art department of the Progress
club held is regular meeting Monday
afternoon. The Bible story Of Jacob
and Joseph was related by Mrs. Wal
ter Baker and the pictures ia the Log
gia illustrating the story were de-
scribed by Mrs. c. r. Franc els. who
gave also the life Of the artist, GiOlio
Romano. An interesting discussion of
currents events followed. The class
will hold its next meeting Feb. 2.
weinie supper was given Monday
evening at the Y w c. A by the
members OF the extension classes in
English and sewing which meet reg
ularly on Monday evening. The sup
per was served in the class rooms on
the second floor and games we're en-
Joyed afterward until the hour for the
regular class meeting.
The Bible study leaders class met
Monday afternoon at the / w. C. A.
and enjoyed tea following the review
of the lessons for the coming week.
The last chapter of Acts was com
pleted and the first chapters of Mark
taken up.
Mrs. Stella Loane. Gil w. Wash
ington av.. entertained Monday after
noon in honor of Mrs Martin O'Brien
of Peru, Ind. and Mrs Charles Lit
tie and daughter, Dorothy OF Indian
apolis.
A family dinner for Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford LOntz was given Sunday at
the Mishawaka hotel by Mr.. and Mrs.
S. G. Lontz, 236 s. st. Louis st. Covers
were placed for % at a table arrang-
ed with centerpiece OF Pink carna-
tions and ferns
Miss Lodema Reed. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Reed Of Bourbon.
Ind, and Elmer Squint of South Bend
were married Saturday evening at
o'clock at the home of the brides
parents. Miss Mayme Squint and
Walter Hedick, both of South Bend,
were the attendants. Mr.. and Mrs
Squint are at home to friends at 5O4
Il. South st.
All Ola LlIle country QdnCe VIII De
given at the American hall Wednes-
day night for members of ST. Joseph
Valley grange and their friends. Old
time fiddling and dances will make up
the evenings program.
The Opposition club was entertain
ed Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. William Barnhardt, 615 y. St
Joe St This was the 14th anniversary
OF the club. The evening was spent
in sewing at the close of which a de-
HciCus luncheon was served. The
club will meet next at the home of
Mrs. Carl Moore, I'LL S. Fellows st.
The married folks of the Com
mercial Athletic club will hold their
fortnightly dancing party Wednesday
evening. Mates orchestra VIII play.
Friday evening the regular family
night will be held. when there will be
dancing and a light supper
DR.. Charles Stoltz. $50 n. Lafayette
St, will entertain the members of the
Worth club Friday evening at a buffet
supper at his home. Or. Stoltz is
host annually at similar affair for
the club.
To raise funds for the purchase of
books for the library the Children of
Mary of St Patrick's church will en-
a
card party in st. Patrick's hall. Both
pedro and 500 Will be played after
which a bunet supper will be served
from booths. The committees in
charge OF the affairs are as follows:
Pedro. Miss Mary Hagerty. chairman;
Misses Hazel Turner. Bernice Code
and Anna Casey. Five hundred Miss
Marie O'Brien, chairman, and Misses
Agnes Murphy and Otilla Myers. Ice
cream booth, Miss Willis. chairman,
Misses Lizzie Brady. Josephine Deck
er, Katherine Felix, Julia Osmond,
BernaGette Gehring and Margaret
Blake. Coffee and sandwich booth.
Miss Mary Casey, chairman, and
Misses Nell Heiser, Genevieve Ha-
gerty, Nell Turner. Elisha Lower,
Loretta Murphy and Matilda Pare.
Born TO Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waters
OF Galena- O.. a daughter. Jan. 10.
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