South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-17


given the Mary Ann club by the Stude-
baker corporation Tuesday evening at
the administration building. Small
tables were so arranged 20 form the
initials NJ A. Decorations we're pink
roses and carnations IN empire bask-
cts Covers were placed for so at a
seven course banquet. The program
OF toasts was in charge OF Miss Helen
Martindale as follows was given:
Invocation by Miss Helen Laven:
a Talk 20 Ny Girls" 10 have been
given by J. NJ. Studebaker was not
given owing TO a recent death in the
family; The StenOgrapher," Miss
Ruth Fisher: The BOokkeeper." Miss
RhOda Rausch. The File Girl" Miss
Mildred Turner: Just Clerks" Miss
Louise Crepeau; Mrs. Victor Jones,
'Co-OperatiOn" a reading from The
Littlest Rebel. Miss Marie Boles;
club Prophecy Miss Blanche Hill.
After the banquet an informal time
was enjoyed with games and dancing.
The officers for the year are: Presi-
dent Miss Helen Martindale; vice
president Miss Jane r Carr; secre-
tary. Miss Maud Fisher; treasurer,
Miss Grace Bernhard
over 200 were entertained by the
Juniors of the high school at the SEN
iOrs and juniors party given in the
high school gymnasium Tuesday even
ing. The evening was spent with con-
tests. fortune telling and dancing.
The guests were led into q darkened
gymnasium where the various spOOks
appeared foretelIing the future Of
those present The senior football and
basket ball players were presented
with an emblem. Dancing was en-
joyed until 1870 supper was served
during an intermission. The commit
tee in charge of affairs were Misses
Catherine Guthrie. Marian Chard,
Arva Yeagley Walter Strang, Warren
Parks and Carl Prell.
The Woman's Bali class Of the
Quincy street Baptist church met
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
+. w. Morse, go Rex st. The study
OF Exodus was continued Mrs Morse
will entertain the class Feb %.
The Conquest Bible class met Tues
day evening with Miss Jackson at the
home Of Mrs. Charles Weilder, 1925
Miami st. Anton Swanson led. The
class Will meet Feb % at 1880 at the
home of Mrs. Weilder.
Miss Edith Chiberg. 719 W. Wayne
ST, entertained the Modern Aachetes
club at a slumber party Tuesday even
ing. Flashlights were taken of the
party. supper was served at Il
o'clock at which covers were placed
for -. The club viii be entertained
Mar by Miss Vada Berg Catalpa av.
Members of the Medina Girls club
were entertained Tuesday evening at
the home of Miss Karin Forslund, 2019
Catalpa av. The evening was spent
with needlework. Miss Florence
loo CT of
ments were served by the hostess.
Miss Esther GustafsoE and Miss Ruth
ROsander were out of town guests
The club Will meet Mar. at the home
of Miss Alma Hagquist, 2211 Catalpa
av.
Mrs. Clyde Bunch, 621 Pennsylvania
av.. entertained the queen Esther cir
Gle of Grace NJ. T.. church Tuesday
evenink. After the business meeting
Miss Gladys Listenberger rendered
a piano solo. Arrangements were
made for a penny social TO be
given Mar. 4 at the tabernacle. The
next regular meeting Will be held
Mar. L.
The Sunday school class taught by
Mrs. Emil Reyer was entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Blake, 734 Park
av.. Tuesday evening. In a geography
r
Hannah Peterson won favOrs. The as
sisting hOstesses were Mrs Leroy,
Miss Batzel, Mrs. Erhardt. Luncheon
was served by the hostess.
Members Of the Woman's Home
Missionary society of the First NJ r
church met Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Myron Campbell. 323 w. Navarro
st. Papers on the Red Man and the
Government. in charge Of Mrs. .. +.
Julian. were given. Mrs. Julian read
ing papers on the Pueblo Indian"
and Education as a Problem" Mrs
Harry Moore read a leafiet on "Our
Work in Red Mans Land" Light re-
freshmcnts were served to IS ladies
by the hostesses Mrs. T.. +. Burner
Mrs. c. Bowman and Mrs. Mary
Borough. The society viii meet Mar
Is with Mrs. F. r. Eastman, $50 5.
Main st.
Mrs. c. o. Thomas. SOC Vistula av..
very pleasantly entertained the Dia-
mond Pedro club Tuesday. Favors at
cards were won by Mrs George Aslin
and Mrs Glen Cover. Dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The club Will meet Mar. with Mrs.
Harry Nanderburgh. Sixth ST, River
Park.
Mrs. Charles Thomas. 623 Wenger
st. was hostess to the Fumf Uhr club
Tuesday. The afternoon was spent
with needlework after which the host
eSs served a dainty luncheon. Miss A.
Martin. $40 Miami St. viii entertain
the club Mar ,.
Members Of the Ayudadora circle
were entertained at the home Of Mrs
Edward Bucher 436 Michigan St.
Tuesday afternoon. After the regular
business meeting a social time was
enjoyed after which "a luncheon was
served The club will meet Mar ,
with Mrs. Bane. 7O2 y st Joseph St
The second annual dancing party
OF the employees of the Indiana and
Michigan Electric company took
place Tuesday evening in American