South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-24

Alrs. j. W. Brown. 1905 T.. Miner
St, pleasantly entertained with a sur
prise party Friday evening in compli-
ment 20 her brother. Allen Candy.
and sister. Mrs. Ethel White, whose
birthday anniversaries fall on that
date. At $3.50 o'clock "a dinner was
served TO Il guests at a table deco
rated with ferns and flags. \ liberty
bell upon which was a large birthday
cake. formed the center decoration
for the table.
In compliment 10 Misses Mable
Hibbets and Bessie Ames OF Bourbon.
who are guests OF Mrs. a. r. Penrose.
1912 = Rush ST., "a picnic supper was
given at SpringbroOk park last even
ing. At $50 o'clock a supper was
enjoyed by seven guests. Those par
were: Misses Grace Meach, Sybil Jen-
nings Louise BOUjack. Fleta Conrad,
Bernice Howell and Ruby Lash.
The Pythian Sisters gave social
last evening on the lawn of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. VI. Staples, 1914 Lincoln way
W The proceeds amounted TO $25.
Through the courtesy OF Albert Hor-
ner, manager of the GOetZ cigar fac
tory. two boxes of cigars were do
mated the Sisters.
re 7 lIlloOh tluU uElQ lIS regular
meeting Friday evening al the home
OF Mrs. jeanette Huey Elwood av.
The evening was spent socially with
refreshments. The club Will be enter
tanned at an all day meeting on sun
day Aug. Is, at the home of Miss
Nerna Wise of stony Ridge.
The Good Friends club held its an
nual picnic Friday afternoon at
SpringbroOk park Twenty-four mem
bers and six guests were present The
club adjourned with this meeting
until Sept 9. when il will meet with
Mrs. Peter Dubail. 216 W. Jefferson
blvd.
Mr.. and Mrs c. S Whittecar will
entertain a number Of guests at a
house party Sunday and Monday at
their cottage, kamp kOZy, Diamond
lake. The guests who Will participate
In the affair Will be Mr.. and Mrs +.
+. Herbster and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank HUss. Mr.. and Mrs 9. r. Car
son and daughter, Betty, Miss EldOra
Gears, and Albert Detling all of
South Bend and Miss Edna Hammer
smith of Buffalo, y. Y.
Miss Catherine Oliver was hostess
last evening at "a garden supper at
her home on w. Washington av.,
= II,
Hiss Helen Payne. Attractively deco
rated tables were arranged about the
garden from which. the supper was
served mt $50 o'clock. The guests
numbered so. Miss Grace Wilson who
is visiting with Miss Ruth Goewey was
among those present
Mrs. Ralph smith entertained on
Friday afternoon at her home 1905
Lincoln way W.. in honor of Mrs. An
drew Anderson of Chicago. Mrs Han
nah Carter of Detroit. Mich, and for
Miss Decker of Bass Lake. The after
noon was devoted 20 cards and Mrs.
Roy Messenger won the favor Late
in the afternoon a dainty luncheon
was served Garden flowers were ar
ranged about the tables completing a
color scheme of pink and yellow
Mrs Grace Mitchell's Sunday school
class Of the First NJ. f. church was
entertained at the home of Mrs. RolIo
Reese, 242 Pennsylvania av., Thurs
day evening Miss Ethel Aldrich.
former member OF the class was pres
ent at the meeting and gave an in
teresting talk. Miss Aldrich recently
returned from the west, where she
spent the past year. Dainty refresh
ments were served and a color motif
OF pink and white was carried out. In
place of the next meeting a picnic will
be given next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sauer delight
fully entertained Friday evening on
the occasion of the birthday ami
versary of their daughter, Miss Grace
Sauer, at their home one mile west Of
Woodland. a three-course supper was
served after which the evening was
spent In games and vocal and instru-
mental selections were given
In compliment to her grandmother
Mrs. Elsie Hosler of St Louis Mo.
Mrs William Cannon. 312 :. St.
Peter St, entertained at picnic party
at Springbrook park on Friday after
noon. The guests enjoyed a social
afternoon. after which a basket sup
per was served.
Members of the Willing Workers
club were entertained by Miss Ella
Wagner. Marietta St, Friday after
noon At the close of a pleasant
afternoon spent with needlework.
light refreshments were served by the
hostess.