South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-13
RIVER PARK

Eli Helmick OF Ninth st. left FRIDAY
morning for a weeks visit win reia-
tives AT Big Rapids, Mich.
Miss Glendora Judson. Mishawaka
ay.. has returned from several weeks
visit with relatives at Howe
Rev. A W. Smith. pastor OF the NJ.
r. church has gone 10 Reynolds Tor
a visit with his parents. lie viii also
attend the camp meeting ana BlDle IN
stitute at Battle Ground. Mrs. smith
Is visiting al Elkhart and NOrth LID
erty for a few days. ON her return
she Will 20 TO indianapolis 10 spend
the remainder OF her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldie Mann, Misha-
waka av., and their house guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Sosthein and Miss Mckessy,
of Chicago. returned Thursday from a
visit at Plymouth.
Miss Clara Riser of Naponeon, o.,
is "A guest OF Miss Grace Hunsberger,
Tenth ST.
Mrs. John Newcomb and daughters.
Nellie and MyrOl have gone TO Vim
cenres to visit relatives. They will also
visit at Evansville and points in llli-
nois.
Mrs. l.. l.. Leeds and granddaugh-
ter. Orlean of Los Angeles, Calf, are
here visiting Mrs. William Boggs.
W. r. Straub has returned TO Kala-
mazoo, Mich, after visit with friends
here.
Miss Marion Pohlman and Bert AL
len. of Brookline, Mich. are guests at
the home of Mrs. 3. Smell, $. Sixth st.
Mrs. W. King of Gladwin. Mich, is
visiting River Park friends.
Harry DeFreece, Chicago, who has
been visiting here the past week, re-
turned Friday.
The River Park Needle Craft club
was entertained Thursday by Mrs. r.
r. Hirsch, Twelfth St, at her summer
cottage, Eagle Point. Osceola. The
morning was devoted TO outdoor
sports. In the rowing contest Mrs.
John Burgman and Mrs William Ri
nard were awarded prizes. and in the
running contest Mrs. John Anderson
won the favor. Mrs. Hirsch, assisted
by her daughter Miss Neda Kellogg.
served an elegant dinner at noon. Dur
ing the afternoon the following pro-
gram was enjoyed: Paper. ''The Gold
Nine" Mrs. Harry GOss; vocal duet,
Mesdames HaddiX and Fred Haw-
kins; recitatiOns, Mrs. Ditch and Mrs.
Frank Jackson; vocal solo, Mrs .. j.
FarOute.
Mrs. Edward Shank entertained
with a family dinner Thursday at her
home on Mishawaka av. The table
was prettily decorated with garden
flowers. Covers were placed for Mrs
Cornelius Morris of Wakarusa. Mrs
Henry ErnSperger Of Roselin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Doolittle, MIR. and Mrs
WILDER budding and Robert Suther-
land of Mishawaka.
Miss Gladys Andrews entertained a
number 70 South Bend and River
| Park girl friends and schoolmates al
her home, 945 s. Eleventh St, in
/ The afternoon was pleasantly spent
with games and music. Favors in the
contests were won by Miss Mildred
I Cordier, Miss Verne Fuller and Miss
I Marion Gleason. At o'clock "A birth
/ day luncheon was served. Miss An
/ drews was presented with a number
/ of pretty gifts.
The River Park Independent club
/ was entertained Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. Fred Slade. During a shOr
| business session arrangements were
completed for the annual picnic to be
! held Thursday, Aug. 10 at Battel
| park. Mishawaka If the weather
! proves unfavorable the affair will be
| held at the home of Mrs. Schuyler
| Conrad. Calhoun st. At the close OF
/ the business session the guests were
| entertained with the following pro-
| gram and contests: Reading, ITO
| bacco," Miss Helen Paul; number OF
] piano selections, Miss Susie belong
I recitation, The Blind Child" Ruth
! ROderick FavOrs in the tiening con-
/ test were won by Mrs. Bert Hardy and
! Miss Susie belong, and in the bean
! contest Mrs Cert Hardy and Mrs
! William Ault. a delicious two-coursC
! luncheon was served at the close OF
/ the afternoon. The next regular
] meeting will be held in two weeks with
! Mrs William Ault
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
| church of the Brethren held an all
| day meeting Thursday at the home OF
| Mrs. J. Blake. Sewing and quilting
| featured the day a basket luncheon
! was served at noon.
| y meeting of the Loyal Comrades
was held Thursday at the home of Ed
/ ward Burke. :. Eighth ST Following
! the business session a social hour with
/ refreshments was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Neal entertain.
| ed at O'Clock dinner complimenting
Myles Smith and William Robbins OF