South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-11
RIVER PARK.

The entertainment under the aus
pices of the EpwOrth league of the
River Park VI. +. church. given at
the church Thursday evening, was
highly pleasing, deserving a much
larger audience. The program con-
sisted Of the following numbers: Piano
solo, "Polonaise", Mrs. A. NJ. Hide
brand; vocal trio, An Autumn Lul
laby', Misses Ethel, Leah and LOah
Steel: tenor SOLO, "In the Dark, in
the Dew, and The Banjo Songs,
Milton 3. Griffith; reading" Phil Bar
rett's Leg. Miss Helen Mawson;
Hunting Song, ladies' quartet, Mes
DANES Wolfe, Ford, Herrick and Miss
Loah Steel: soprano solos, Gould /"
and Good Bye, Mrs. Give r.. Beatty,
Miss Mary Doolittie, accOmpanist;
whistling solo, Miss Thelma Paige;
trio, apple Blossoms. Messrs. Clark,
Case and Miss David; piano solo,
Poem" Miss Theophila Makielski;
duet, " Meath the Stars" Mrs. Beatty
and Mr.. Griffith; tableau, Rock Of
Ages, Miss Lillian NJ. Nelson.
Mrs. Charles Erway. Mrs. Laura
Hunsberger and Mrs. Ida Williams
have returned from a Visit in Chicago.
Mrs. Jacob Brubaker, who is Sc
riOusly i'll, was removed to EpwOrth
hospital Thursday.
Willis Hackenberg has returned to
Detroit after a visit with his sister.
Miss Bertha Hackenberg.
Mrs. Nellie Smith left Thursday for
few days visit at Baroda, Mich.
The River Park East End ball team
defeated the Mishawaka Juniors
Thursday by a score of y To 4.
Frank Wright Of Canning, 5. D.,
who has ben visiting River Park rel
atives and friends, has gone TO Dow
agiac. for a visit.
Miss Blanche Long and sisters
moved from the Dixon flats to $.
Ninth ST. Thursday
Mrs. r. r. Hirsch was hostess to
the r. p. l.. 5. club Thursday after
noon. Following the business session
social hour was enjoyed and re-
freshments were served. The next
meeting Will be with Mrs. Frank
Jackson
William Harrison has recovered
from a weeks illness
The Needlecraft club which was to
have met Thursday has been post
poned until Sept. II, wnen it will meet
with Mrs. William Rinard of Misha-
waka aV.
The Ladies Aid society of the River
Park NJ +. church which has been
holding a rummage sale at 1884
Washington av.. the last two days, has
made arrangements TO continue the
sale Saturday.
MISS flOfe0ce OTdnB mas IetuIntu
from a visit with relatives and friends
at Chicago.
Miss Lelah Long. who has been
visiting Mrs Charles Duester and
Mrs. r. W. Kemp of y. Ninth St, has
returned TO her home at Muncie, Ind.
Mrs. Jerry Clark entertained a COM
pany of friends at dinner Thursday
at her country home northeast OF
here.
Miss Ledah DeLong has returned
from "a visit at New Philadelphia. Ind.
Miss Minerva McEwan of Albion,
/ Ind. and Mrs. John Stewart and
/ daughter, Miss Lillian Stewart. have
returned after a visit with Mr.. and
/ Mrs. j. G. Bowman of Mishawaka av.
Otto Wolf of Fort Wayne is a
guest of Miss Hazel Filley of = Ninth
ST.
c. II. Ham has returned to Chicago
after visit with his parents, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Charles Ham.
Mrs George Landgraf of y. Elev-
enth St, is guest of her sister, Mrs.
Stock. at Elkhart.
Mrs. Otto Dice of Chicago is visit
/ ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. y.
/ Shank of Mishawaka aV.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Helmerick have
returned To Wheatland. Ind, after a
/ visit with friends here.
Miss Phoebe Cowan has returned 10
! Kentland. Ind, after visit with Miss
/ Mabel Blankenbaker Of y. seventh ST.
Mrs Emma Purkey and daughter,
/ Miss Edith PurSey, and sons Lewis
and Glen. visited Mrs. Purkey'S moth
er. Mrs. Riley. at Plymouth this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shelley have
/ returned from Nappanee.