South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-10
SOCIETY

Mrs Harry Hayden was honor
guest at a delightful farewell party
Thursday evening at the home Of
Mrs Emma Rohrer. 117iz s. St.
Louis blvd. The evening was given
10 pedro and fayors IN the contests
went 20 Mrs Hayden. Mr. Finch
and Mr.. and Mrs. Small Toward
the close OF the evening two-course
luncheon was served 10 the 30 guests
present The out-of-town guests
came from LOgansport, Mishawaka
and Argos. Mrs Hayden will leave
next week for Der oft.
Raymond Decker was pleasantly
surprised Thursday evening by a
number Of friends in honor OF his
18th birthday anniversary. Dinner
was served at s O'Clock with covers
laid for &c guests. Pink and yell
low tulips were used for the center
decorations OF the table. Following
the dinner the evening was spent at
cards. prizes going TO Franklin Corl,
Mas Helen frost. VIII Geyer and
Glenn Broadhurst The honor guest
was the recipient Of several pretty
gifts.
Committees six and seven OF the
Ladies' Aid society Of Grace NJ. z.
church met Thursday evening at the
home Of Mrs. T. NJ. Ports, 52S r.
Broadway st. The evening was spent
with a business session during
- d rr,s he
work OF the coming year. IL was
decided TO give a supper on March
% at the church. Several thimbles
have also been planned for the near
future. the announcements Of which
VIII be made later
Members OF the G. and L. clut
we're pleasantly entertained at the
home OF Mrs. Minnie Gaymon. COZ r
Milton av., Thursday afternoon. The
time was spent with neddlework and
at the close the hostess served light
refreshments. The club will meet in
two weeks with Mrs. Ella MCGEE. s
Fellow st.
A pleasant ST prise party was
given Thursday evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George W. MilHken
residing west of the city. the occa.
sion being the 54th birthday ami
versary OF the latter Tho evening
was spent with games and music
and toward the close "a supper wa.
served to the "a guests present.
The Ladies Aid society Of the
-
an all day meeting Thursday at tn,
home OF Mrs. Lizzie Freed, 4O5 +
DubaiI av. The day was spent in
sewing for the society with sOcia
diversions. A delicious luncheon
was served at noon on April l.
the society will meet with Mrs. Lii
lie Snyder. 227 W. Ewing av.
on the occasion Of the 3Sth birth
day anniversary of the Mothers clut
the husbands OF members gave the
annual dinner TO the mothers Thurs
day evening at the Robertson ties
rooms. The guests numbered 45 and
the dinner was served from one Ions
table beautifully decorated witt
huge clusters of pink carnation.
pire baskets OF silver Silver candle
sticks with candles also added to tn,
efectiv eness Of the decorations. Fol
lowing the dinner the husband,
gave toasts on the subjects of
should a Woman Keep Tab on tn,
Bank Account" Funny Things Tha'
Have Occurred ar the Mothers Clul
Dinners" why a Mother is Away.
Fright and Mothers i'm the Moth
ers' Grub" which proved very inter
esting Among those who spok,
were Harry Elliott. II. T. Montgom
cry T.. A. Birdsell. Rollo Page
charles l. Zigler. John Hibberd L
IaPierre. Adam Shidler. tt. Eldredge
J. Humble. Frank Warner Edward
Whitmer Stuart MacKibbin DR.. G
r. Narier Mr.. Reamer and G. II
Harper. The committee in charg,
included Harry Elliott, George Rob
ertson and George Whitwer.
One of the most interesting event,
ON the club calendar was the 18Th
anniversary program of the Thurs
day club. observed Thursday even
ing with "a banquet in the parlors O
the Grace NJ. +. church. The nus
bands of members were the guests
of honor Italy having been tn,
study for the year. the nationa
colors red. white and green. wer,
featured in the decorations. Their,
were six tables. each centered Will
vase OF flowers carrying out tn,
general color scheme, red. pink
ing used with a tall Easter lily il
the center of the room. while IN,
south wall was attractively arrange,
With large American flags and tn,
Hag Of Italy Menu cards writer