South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-14
RIVER PARK

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A very delightful affair took place
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs
Lucinda Kimball. 1901 S. Eighth 81
when o'clock dinner and shower
was given for Miss Josephine Dvd-
zinsli, who will be married May % to
Stanley Negydlo of Chicago. Covers
were placed for Il at table conferred
with a mound OF bridal wreath mar
nor white ribbon strung with red
hearts attached to the chandelier led
TO each plate, and narrow red ribbon
led from the heart shaped place cards
TO the mound of bridal wreath. Pm
pire baskets Of valley lilies and red
tulips adorned each end of the table.
The bride-elect was ushered TO the
table and occupied a chair decorated
in white. with two large red hearts
placed on the back. Toasts were given
by Mrs. Clara Austin and Mrs + r.
Ruggles. The guest faVOrS were small
heart shaped baskets of bonbons. Fol
lowing the dinner the evening was
spent informally with games and
music. Miss Anna kabitz favored the
company with a German song which
was very much enjoyed. Miss Dyd-
zinski was presented with a number
cred table linen. The guests included
Mrs. Lottie GrzegOrek, Miss Lydia
Stienberger, Mrs. Hannah HOzinski,
Mrs. Victor Cooley, Mrs. Clara Austin,
Mrs Alice Taylor, Miss Frances
Egirska Miss Frances Coma. Miss
Anna Kabitz, Miss Agnes Olcjnecjak.
Mrs. Lucinda Kimball, Mrs. s. II.
Ruggles. Miss Josephine Dydzinski
and Mrs. George Fetters
Mrs. T. w. Evans entertained the
Violet club at her home. s. Sixth St,
Thursday afternoon. After a short
business session the time was spent
socially with contests and music.
Favors were won by Mesdames w. 7.
Evans, r. Calvert, A Brown. +. Eek
ert and T. Rock Several piano Sc
lections by Mrs. r. w. Evans and a
vocal duet by Mrs. Shock and Mrs.
Evans. The hostess assisted by Mrs.
w T. SchOck, served a five-course
dinner. Covers were placed for % at
table attractively centered with
spring flowers The next meeting will
be in three weeks with Mrs. Emma
Hoffman.
The G. o. and G. U. club was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Tilden Forest, s. Eighth st. In the
contests favOrs were won by Mes
Mesdames A. Smith. q. Finch and Til
den Forest At the close of the af-
ternoon a delicious twO-course lun-
cheon was served nv the hostess. The
next meeting will be held with Mrs.
A Lumberg, ". Pleasant st.
The May festival held at the River
Park school Thursday afternoon was
very successful affair and was enjoy
ed by a large number of the parents
and friends The grand march was
led by Isabel Goss, four years old, VINO
sat in her white carriage with green
trimmings. and flashing her whip at
little Willie MeTriheld and Willie SID
ley who posed as her ponies. Inc
program included May pole drill, folk
dance, tug-Of-aw by first and second
grades, games by the kindergarten
class. singing and drills by each
grade.
Miss Grace Hunsberger entertained
the teachers training class, taught by
Miss Bertha Hackenberg, Thursday
evening at her home on Tenth St
Music and several contests were en-
joyed during the evening. FaVors
were won by Miss Helen Davidson and
Helen ChatfOrd Luncheon was served
at the close of the evening at table
conferred with yellow tulips.
At a meeting of the Brotherhood
of the Methodist Episcopal church
various subjects were discussed and
the annual election of officers took
place. The following were chosen:
President, Marshall Ball; first vice
president, Herbert Powers; second
vice president, William Garten; third
vice president, II. w. Smiley; fourth
vice president, William Bertch; secre-
tary, Sturat Penrod; treasurer, John
Penrod; chaplain, John SeymOure. A
public installation of officers will be
held Sunday evening, May o, at the
church Daniel Pyle of South Bend
will give an address.
Miss Irene Newcomb will entertain
the Loyal Daughters at her home on >.
Eighth St, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. Young and daughter, Miss
Josie Young, returned yesterday from
a two weeks trip to Diamond lake,
Cassopolis, Mich.
A daughter was born Thursday,
May 13, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Penrod,
Mishawaka av.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Brown, who
have been making their home with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown,
of S. Seventh ST., have moved to South
Bend.
Mrs George Whitman has returned
to Berrien Springs, Mich, after visit
with her daughter. Mrs. Frank Whit
comb.
Norman Donathen of South Bend is
erecting a bungalow on Mishawaka
av. and Sixteenth st.
Mrs. Grace Wolfe and nephew, Rob
ert Wolfe, Will leave this evening for
few days visit with relatives at
Plymouth. Ind.
Mrs. Edward Kiefer and son, DON
aid. of Niles Mich, were guests of
Mrs. Edward Moritz of Twelfth St,
this week.