South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-03
SOCIETY

2ssrs 4Iyron Campbell. 800 w
,Sava re St. was hostess 20 members
Of the Womans Literary club Wed
ncsdav afternoon Mrs. John f.
Reynolds discussed samuel Nc
Chord Crothers. and Mrs. J. p.
Greed reviewed his essays in "Hu-
manly Speaking" Following the
program a social hour was enjoyed
when refreshments were served In
two weeks Mrs. Martha Hitler.
1104 5. Michigan ST, viii entertain
the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. T. Hawkins. 404
T.. Indiana av.. entertained a num-
Der OF friends at their home We'd
nesday evening in honor Of their
son. Theron. whose 18th birthday
anniversary fell on that date. The
evening was spent with games and
music and in "A guessing contest the
favors were captured by Miss Alta
Slaybaugh and Milton Mueller.
Toward the close a buffet luncheon
was served.
Mrs. Herman Kersten. 512 r. Col
fax av., pleasantly entertained the
J. W. b. club Wednesday afternoon.
The time vas spent with games and
contests and the prizes went 70 Mrs.
Ella Zerbe and Mrs. Josephine
DOOley Following the contests
delightful luncheon was served. In
two weeks Mrs. Dooley OF Misha-
waka viii entertain the club.
Announcement has been received
of the marriage Of Bert Deisch, son
o. Mr.. and Mrs. Jonah Deisch, and
= Miss Marie Hester. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Holster. both OF Bremen,
which took place at Covington. Ky.
on Monday, Jan. 81. Both young
people are well known in Bremen
|. as we'll as this city The groom. who
is now employed at Richmond, Ind,
was formerly employed at the Stu
debaker corporation here and the
bride is a former graduate of the
south Bend commercial college. Mr..
and Mrs. Deisch are now located at
201 Twelfth ST., Richmond.
The Ragpicker's orchestra will go
10 Elkhart this evening where they
viii furnish music for the dancing
party of the Beta Phi Sigma fra
ternity at the Elk's temple
Mrs J. NJ. Van Auken, 100 S.
Taylor St, acted as hostess to men,
bers OF the WOman's auxiliary Of
st. James church Wednesday after
noon. During the afternoon Mrs
George r. Miltenberger read an in
teresting paper and Miss Mary Mae
White gave the report of an auxil-
larry meeting which she recently at
tended I'm Chicago. The members
present numbered 2S and Mrs
Boedefeld of Elkhart was a guest
AT the meeting Toward the close
refieshments We're served Mrs. n
Eldredge, Wayne ST., will be hostess
in two weeks.
Mrs p. c. Koos. S24 Park av..
was hostess TO members of the North
Side Culture club Wednesday after
noon. During the afternoon dis
cussiOn OF "TOlstOy's Home Life"
was given by Mrs. s ]. Crumpacker.
followed by a review of the second
chapter OF the book of TOlstoy. A
continuation Of Anna Karenina was
given by Mrs Lloyd Greenan. In
response 10 the roll call the mem
hers gave current events. In two
weeks the club will meet with Mrs
s. NJ Leck. sos Harrison av
Mrs G. y. EmmOns. 200 S Scott
ST.. entertained members of the
Wednesday club at her home We'd
nesday afternoon Mrs. Walter
Funk led the meeting and was as
sisted by Mrs. X. c. Stephenson and
Miss Mary Chaplin. The subject dis
cussed was The Chinese Drama 80
The next meeting will be Feb. and
the subject OF Men and Manners of
Modern China" will be taken up.
Mrs. T. sherman. May St. pleas
antly entertained the Tipperary club
Wednesday afternoon. The after
noon was spent with needlework
and socially. In "a guessing contest
the prizes were awarded 20 Mrs.
George Mayer and Mrs. Frank Will
Jams Toward the close the hostess
! served refreshments. I'm two weeks
Mrs. Henry Pon, EOS s ST. Peter st.
viii entertain the clun.
Mrs. r. p. Burns. 1926 Lincoln
way w. was hostess Wednesday aft
crnoon 90 mem bers of the Harmony
Reading circle at a birthday party
The afternoon was spent socially
and with "A dainty luncheon served
10y the hostess To the six guests pres
emit In two weeks members of the
club viii have their next regular
meeting
The Violet club members were
very pleasantly entertained on Wed.
nesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs Mark Coleman. 325 +. Lasal,