South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-04

were entertained at the home Of Mrs.
T. NJ Vale, SIS Marietta St, We'd
nesday afternoon Mrs. Carl Swan
son and Mrs. HOlmberg won, favOrs in
the contests. Mrs A w. Peak gave
a reading The club Will be enter
tanned Feb. II at the home of Mrs
A w. Peak. 1907 s. Lafayette st.
Nelson NJ. Mclaughlin celebrated
his SSth birthday anniversary Wed
nesday at the home of his son, Charles
Mclaughlin. 921 w. LasaIle av., and
in the evening a company of his neigh
bOrs surprised him. Mr.. Mclaughlin
is one of the pioneers of the city and
recalls when there were but two or
three business houses in the village.
Although he is old enough 10 have
watched the growth of the village to
city he is still active and i'm good
health. Mr.. Mclaughlin is a veteran
OF the Mexican war.
Norman Leverich, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. G.. Leverich. 917 S. Lafayette
St, entertained II of his little friends
Wednesday in honor of his sixth birth
day anniversary. The house was
prettily arranged with valentine deco
ratiOns and places at tie table where
refreshments were served, were mark
ed with hand painted place IDS.
The centerpiece was lightoI birth
day cake.
The Indiana and Michigan Electric
company club VIII hold its annual ball
in American hall, Feb. 16.
The women's Foreign Missionary
society of Grace NJ. f.. church held a
well attended monthly meeting Wed
nesday afternoon at the tabernacle.
The program for the occasion con-
sisted of an instrumental solo by Mrs.
W. Place; a paper on The Child at
Play" by Mrs. g. Fuller: the open
ing of the mystery box by Mrs. f. X.
Dougherty. and piano solos by Misses
Antoinette Crockett and Genevieve
Shidler. The hostesses were Mrs.
Louise Kavaney. Mrs. l.. Inwood, Mrs.
G. Teller and Mrs. w. Rudduck.
Mrs. Harvery Hauck, 1852 Wood
ward aV., was hostess to the Home
Needleworkers' club Wednesday after
noon. A contest was a feature OF
the afternoon and dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess. The club
Will meet in two weeks with Mrs
William Roush, las +. Elder St
Mrs Dudley NJ Shively entertained
the members OF the W omen S auNil-
larry Of St James Episcopal church
in a charming manner Wednesday af-
ternOon at her home. 319 :. Lafayette
St DR.. y braham CrOnbach addressed
the As women present on the subject.
The New Americans and Miss Maud
MC\abb OF Niles sang beautifully
The hostess served a dainty collation..
The society will meet the first We'd
nesday in March with Mrs. Harry 81
lott, w. ColfaX av
The gymnasium class OF the Chill
dren of Mary OF st. Josephs church
held the first OF series of social az
fairs Wednesday evening when they
enjoyed a sleighride 10 the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Bauers. FIVE miles west
90 the city. where supper was serX ed
and the remainder az the evening
spent in games. contests and music
Those present were the Misses Clara
Kline. irene Couch Georgiarna
Cressy. Evelyn Kline. Ruth Frain.
Mary Reynolds Edna Hartford. Irene
Peashway. Angelina Archambeault
Mabel Scheibelhut. Eleanor Nuylstt Ike.
Rose Probst and Marie Hiss. The
party was chaperoned by the Misses
Grace Couch. Bertha Peashway and
Marie and Louise Champaign The
class viii meet next week 90 make ar
rangements for a valentine psGty.