South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-24
RIVER PARK

The River Park Independent club
was delightfully."- entertained Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. Schuyler Con-
rad, Calhoun ST. A short business
session was held and Mrs. Ambrose
Bussert was made a member.
Contests featured the afternoon and
favOrs were awarded TO Mrs. Bert
Harvey and Mrs. Amos Shirk in the
guessing contest. and in the nail driv-
ing contest Mrs Benjamin Triplet
won first prize and Mrs Burt Hardy
second. The apron donated by the
hostess was won by Mrs. Ambrose
Bussert. The hostess served a delic-
iOus twO-cOurse luncheon at the close
Of the afternoon. Mrs Tame was a
guest. The next meeting will be in
two weeks with Mrs. Benjamin Trip
let
The teachers and children of the
kindergarten department of River
Park school enjoyed a walk to Potta-
watomie park Friday morning. The
little ones enjoyed the playground
amusements and gathered autumn
leaves.
Mrs. +. w. Evans, 5. Sixth St, en-
tertained with a dinner and postal
shower Thursday in honor of her
grandmother, Mrs. Paul Straub's, S0th
birthday anniversary Dinner was
served at noon at a table conferred with
an empire basket Of cut flowers. Mrs
Straub received a number of gifts
from her friends The out-Of-town
guests were Mrs Hattie Crawford and
Mrs. Joseph HoOle of Estervan, Can
ada.
Mrs. w. T. Schock. daughter of Mrs
Straub, also entertained in honor Of
her mother Thursday at 6 o'clock
dinner. Covers were placed for seven.
! The table decorations were fall flow
ers.
The members of the G.. @. and G..
L. club were entertained Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. A. Lumberg, w
Pleasant St In the contests prizes
were won by Mrs. Willis Metcalf. Mrs.
I1lden Forest and Mrs. Howard Finch
/ The hostess served a twO-course
luncheon. Mrs Henry PEAK, y.
Eighth St. will entertain the club
Thursday Sept. 80.
The Willing Comrades held their
regular meeting Thursday evening at
| the home of Arthur Seymoure, S.
Eighth St The following program
was rendered: Prayer by their teach
er, Fred Miller, piano selections. Ar
thur SeymOure; recitation. Wallace
Nelson; essay on the class motto
Never Give Up" Howard Welty: the
class song. Help Some one TODAY"
by the entire class A two-course
! luncheon was served. The next meet
ing will be a business meeting in two
weeks with Melvin Rupbright
The Mary Ann club enjoyed q picnic
supper at Island park Thursday even
ing. Special features were the
weiner roast Sixty members OF the
club were present.
Mrs. John Straub entertained at
dinner cOmplimenting Mrs. joseph
| HoOle OF EStervan. Canada. Covers
were placed for 10. The table and
house decorations were pink and white
asterS
The Women's Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the WESLEYAN
church met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. j. NJ Jolly. 5. Seventh ST. Dur
lEg the business session, plans wore
II. ade to send a barrel TO the mission
IN Africa. Following the business ses-
SION the time was spent with sewing
me next melting will be in two weeks
place Of meeting 10 be decided later.
The penny social and supner under
the auspices OF the choir of the NJ
? church, held in the basement OF
the church Thursday evening. was a
very successful affair. both socially
and II lanC4aily.
| ---~-' "NoFAN o4AtS ItluInetl from
Diamond lake. Cassopolis. Mich
thursday where she spent thu sum.
mer
Mrs. Zerbe Of Canton. O.. is expected
mere saturday 20 spend the winter
with her daughter. Mrs. John David
Mishawaka av.
J.. J. Bickel. : Sixteenth St. is law
ins the foundation for p new buildin-
ON he LOT adjoining his nome AS
80 rs competed Mr.. l;;Ctc! viii
oPsh up sene'c'l store IN connection
w'ih the news and ice cre..n ft,si,rs.
] o. las had r. las home the past sum
mer.
N'Te and Fut Berle ne % Chicago
who havs boon spending several dpvs
he"c with fri ends. left Frd:,y norning
| ioI Rochester. for Few days y!Si: