South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-17
RIVER PARK

and evening were Miss Dorothy
| Wright. S21 y. Eighth ST. who de
I lightfully entertained the I.oya
/ Helpers Of the First Christian church
\ Saturday evening. The rooms were
/ PRETTY decorated with hearts and
| red flowers. Miss Pauline Kenci
| furnished the music for the evening
/ and Miss Bessie Hogue gave several
I readings. In the contests favOrs
were awarded 20 Miss Marcia West
Miss Ethel Pumaraka and Miss
| Bessie Hogue. At the close Of the
] evening the hostess served a dainty
| twO-cOurse luncheon. the color
scheme OF red and white being car
ried out
Miss Mildred steel entertained al
/ her home. 2010 Pleasant St % young
people Saturday evening. The guests
v ere entertained with vocal and in
strumental music. A special feature
was marshmallow toast The deco
| ratiOns we're suggestive OF ST. Valen-
/ tines day The color scheme was
pink and white, and was carried out
| in the tWO-cOurse luncheon
Miss Edna Delong of \. Nineteenth
st. was hostess TO a number of friends
Saturday afternoon. The afternoon
was spent with music and games. a
Valentine box being a special feature.
FaVoTS were Won by Miss Beatrice
Kohues. and Orpha Hoover The
hostess served delicious refresh
mentS.
Miss Myrtle Quier entertained Sat
urday afternoon. Games and music
was the chief features. Prizes were
won by Misses Bernice Bower, Zera
Burke, Ruby QUEER and Agnes Quier.
Refreshments we're served.
Charles Jordan and Willis Metcalf
were in Chicago Saturday attending
the cement show.
Miss Nora Rusher has returned
from Warsaw, Ind.
Mrs Edward Krill of n. Sixth St,
is quite i'll.
Mrs Fl. r. Lemests Of Clifford
court. who sustained broken wrist
Friday when she fell from a chair
which she was standing on. is i'm
proved today.
Mrs Adam Hunsberger delight
fully entertained 20 ladies at a Thin
BILE. The out OF town guests were
Nesdames +. c. Laidlaw. George
Moore. Ava Hunsberger Mrs. Jacob
Weise OF Tamarack. The afternoon
was very pleasantly spent socially
and with needle work, followed by
luncheon served at a tastefully ar
ranged table with a centerpiece Of
pink and white hyacinths.
Geraldine Ketterman. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs +. J. ketternan OF
Kerslake court is i'll.
Mrs. l.. G. ArdIey OF Chicago called
on River Park friends Sunday.
The services at the River Park
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
were we'll attended. IN the morning
Rev. Charles c. Ford. the pastor, de-
theme. "Sifted as Wheat" In the
evening DR.. T. d. Bancroft gave his
lecture The Assassination OF Lin
coll. The chorus furnished the mu-
sic at both services.
Monday evening there Will be four
Bible classes organized TO which
everybody is invited. District No. l,
including those west OF the watch
factory, will meet with Mrs. William
Garten on Glover st. District No. 2,
east of the watch factory, including
Eighth St. will meet with Mrs. Frank
Hacker, s.. Firth st. District No. 3,
including Ninth st. and everybody
west. Will meet with Mrs. G. II. Ward,
$50 y. Ninth 81. The Epworth Bible
class will meet at the church.
John Nelson of S. Seventh St, was
called to Chicago Saturday by the
death of his sister, Miss Dora Nelson.
L. ]. Ketterman has returned from
Chicago where he was attending the
cement show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Forest de-
lightfully entertained the Euclid
were won by Mrs. Tilden Forest and
Edward ZoOk. The consultations
went to Mrs. Charles Martindale and
Bert Ostrander. After the games
were served. Mrs. Ray
Thomas of Chicago was a guest. In
two weeks the club Will meet with
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Ostrander.
Richard and Delbert Palmer, sons
of Mr. and Mrs. @. r. Palmer of the
old county farm, are i'll with diph-
liberia and the house ia quarantined.
Mrs. A. y. BuZzard of S. Sixteenth
st. entertained with a dinner OF 16
covers Sunday I'm honor of her birth
day anniversary. The occasion was
also in honor Of the birthday of
Harry WindbigIer. Mrs. Dan Wind
bigler OF Tiosa, Ind, was an out OF
town guest.
Owing to the storm and the drifted
snow Miss Grace Hunsberger. teacher
of the Mathews school south OF
Springbrook park. was unable to re-
port for duties.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Claton Shank of S. Eighteenth
st. Sunday. Feb. Is.