South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-09

The Luther league Of Holy Trinity
Lutheran church was pleasantly en-
tertained Tuesday evening by Miss
Marie Coleman, TAG Cleveland av
More than p guests were present.
After the business session vocal solos
were given by Miss Margaret Culver
and Miss Alvin Hagey. The latter
portion of the evening was devoted 10
games and contests with the serving
Of refreshments.
Charles Hahn was pleasantly sur
prised Tuesday evening BY more
than 40 friends and relatives. Cards
featured the evening and the favors
were given TO Mrs. William Fries.
Walter Martin. Mrs Roy Tom and
Frank Pontiac. During the evening
Mr.. Hahn was presented with many
beautiful gifts in accepting which he
gave "a short address TO the guests
A supper marked the close Of the
evening. a flashlight picture was
taken OF the group
Mrs. Tom ODea. sos Cleveland av..
entertained the Fifth Hour Sewing
club Tuesday afternoon The after
noon was given TO needlework and a
social hour, during which light re-
u
meeting viii be with Mrs. Joseph
Hahn, 712 linton st.
The Commercial Athletic club
closed its season Of dances with a de-
lightful guest party last evening at
the club. The music for the evening
was furnished by the Fischer Orches-
ira Of Kalamazoo. Mich. Forty
couples were present including a large
number Of guests from out of town.
Light refreshments were served dur
ing the course Of the evening.
The Needle Craft club members en-
tertained their husbands Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
O. NJ Porter. 2I8 Pennsylvania av.
The house was prettily decorated in
red. white and blue. Roses and peOnies
were used. A contest was the feature
Of the evening. r. l.. Hand being
awarded the favor.
The annual Wall reunion was held
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
GEORGE Walz. southwest of the city.
a dinner was served at noon TO Ga
guests. seated at one long table in a
grove. The business meeting was
held after the dinner, when election
Of officers took place. \ program
Consisting OF recitations, and music by
the WalZ orchestra. was enjoyed An
other interesting feature of the day
was bali game. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas ParTeant. Mrs. Jane Rupel and
Mrs. Edith kirkley were guests. The
next reunion Will be at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs John Wall. the first
Sunday in June of next year.
AIRS. J. VI. Hill. 1907 Dale av.. en-
tertained Tuesday afternoon in honor
of the 10th birthday anniversary of
her daughter. little Miss Edith Hill.
The afternoon was spent in playing
games, and refreshments were served,
covers being placed for 10. A birth
day cake bearing 10 candles conferred
the table. at which a color scheme Of
pink and white was used.
a meeting of the south section Of the
Womens league Of the First MethO-
dist church. was held Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. j. B. Stoll.
319 w. Wayne St Miss Esther Full
ton gave a violin solo. accompanied
on the piano by Miss Bernice Wayne,
and Mrs. ]. W. Waters gave a read
ing. followed by the business session.
The hOsteSses for the day served re-
freshments 10 los members. Mrs. s.
W. Baer SIS s. Carroll ST., Will en-
terrain the society July Is.
Mrs. Glen Cover. +. CoIfax av.. was
hostess to members of the Diamond
Pedro club i'm a pleasant manner
Tuesday afternoon. The guests were
entertained at cards, Mrs Harry
Arndt and Mrs. Harry Nandenburg
winning the favOrs. Luncheon was
served by the hostess. Mrs. Charles
Drain, Al s. Taylor ST.. Will enter
tain the club June %.
Mrs. ]. G.. Mather entertained mem
hers of the Women's Home Mission
AIRY society of ST. PauTs Memorial
church Tuesday afternoon at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. u. NJ. r.
Weeks. 1916 T. Jefferson blvd Dur
ing the afternoon an interesting and
complete report of the district con-
vention held at East Chicago May Il
and II was given 10y Mrs Frances
Lane. The following is the result of
the annual election OF officers which
took place. President. Mrs T. c.
Koos first vice president Mrs. Mary
LampOrt; second vice president Mrs
Mary Gardiner. third vice president.
Mrs. Flora smith, secretary, Mrs
Will B. Allen; corresponding sccre-
tary. Mrs Fred SChrop. treasurer.
Mrs. Guy L. Els" The president APP
pointed Mrs j. c. Maher 20 have
charge of the mite boxes: supplies
WI ~ y ldl tuNC CuNhNf NldllNf wi =. To-
!. Suddarth temperance, Mrs. j. Con-;
press reporter. Mrs. Frances Lane;
flowers Mrs Frank Dunn, Home
Guards. Mrs w J. Keller. Queen rs
Their circle Mrs. J. France Folsom;
Mothers Jewels. Mrs William Emit
zian Refreshments were served TO
the members during the social time
Mrs. w II. Renham of New York city.
who has taken active part I'm mission
airy work and who is a sister OF j. q.
Nfather. was guest at the meeting.
TIE society viii meet July Is.
Miss Margaret Fernando. a bride
OF this month, was honor guest at a
kitchen shower Tuesday evening
given by the children of Mary Of St
Patricks church in St Patricks IL