South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-18
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Ia celebration of its $50 anniversary
the order OF the Eastern Star gave a
bsnquct 20 800 members and guests
Thursday evening in the Masonic club
rooms. Among the guests were a
number from surrounding towns in
Guiding the entire chapter from Elk
hart and several state officers. Grand
Matron Martha Zoercher OF Indianap-
oils. Grand Patron Andrew Smith Of
Cary and Grand Secy Mrs Nettie
RansfOrd OF Indianapolis. The hall
was deliberately decorated for the oc-
casion with palms. ferns. cut flowers
and festOons Of smilax Following
the dinner the regular session was
held and routine business was trans
acted. The whole affair was most en-
joyable.
In honor of Mrs. John Brownfield.
who VIII move soon 20 Chicago 10 live.
Mrs. MyrOn Campbell Of Park av. will
entertain the members Of the COlfax
circle at luncheon Monday at her
country home, ThrushwOOd The
members OF the circle will leave the
city ON the 10 O'Clock car and spend
the day with Mrs. Campbell
In celebration Of her fourth birthday
anniversary little Miss Irene Stark,
1922 Woodward av.. entertained about
20 Of her young friends Thursday aft
ernOon. Games were enjoyed by the
little people during the afternoon and
a birthday luncheon was served on
one large table on the veranda. Cut
flowers were used prettily in decora-
ton and tiny individual cakes with
candles were at each plate The
guests were: Mary Blueler Helen
Martin, Margery and Donald Thur
Der. Ardelle Roper, Mildred Smively,
ElinOr and Newell Rumpf Helen Hell
Ter, John Stout, George Book. Billy
Funk. Walter Maxson. Jeanette
Frye. Harold Hines. Henry and
George stark. Albert Rachel and
Duane Julian.
The Sewing circle of the German
Zion Evangelical church met Thursday
afternoon at the parish school.
About , women spent the afternoon
with needlewOTk after which a social
time was enjoyed. Refreshments
were served by the hostesses. Mrs
oscar Peter, Mrs. Anthony Kruger
and Miss Mary WesselhOest. The cir
Gle will meet in two weeks at the
school
The Aid society of the Gloria Del
Swedish Lutheran church met Thurs
day afternoon at the church parlors
Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs
JONI JdtohHon anu MIS-. II RANK refer
son. The meeting, which was largely
attended, opened with a missionary
talk by the vice president. Mrs John
Johnson. Mrs. =. Edner gave a very
pleasing vocal solo. followed by
recitation by Mrs. g. s. Peterson and
a reading by Miss Hilda Swanson.
Refreshments we're served during a
social time. The society will meet
i'm two weeks at the church parlors.
The regular monthly meeting of the
brotherhood of the First Baptist
church was held Thursday evening at
the home of S O.. Chard, col Leland
az. Regular business was transacted
after which a social time was en-
ioyed. Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Chard The brotherhood will
meet the third Tuesday In October.
The Select Pedro club was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Walter Braunsdorf, 221
:. St Peter ST. Cards were enjoyed
Al three tables, favors going TO Mrs
Jerome ShOllip Mrs. MayerhOff and
Mrs. Il. NJ. Cox. The guest prize was
awarded Mrs. H. Baldwin of Misha-
waka Luncheon was served at the
close of the afternoon. The club will
meet in two weeks with Mrs c. Car
son, 1902 Nassar av.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. wenser. 1907
Miami St. celebrated their 42nd we'd
ding anniversary Thursday with
motor trip to Klinger lake and 70
Ligonier, Ind While at the latter
place they visited at the home Of
Frank Wood. an old schoolmate Of
Mr.. Wenger. who nearly 46 years ago
with Mr.. Wenger enrolled as a stu
dent at Notre Dame university. They
and at first had difficulty in recogniz-
ing each other. Mr.. and Mrs. Wen
ger returned late Thursday evening.