South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-18

Members Of the Birthday club
were entertained Friday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs Walter Bader.
1901 Miami ST.. in celebration OF her
birthday anniversary. The time was
spent socially with a luncheon serv-
I'd near the close There were covers
laid for L. The next meeting viii
be held Dec. Is with Mrs. John
Shields. 1904 +. Dayton 81.
As a courtesy 20 +. L. Pritchett
who viii leave Tuesday for san
Benito. Texas. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Perlick. 422 y. Sommers s.. enter
tanned with q S o'clock dinner. Pink
and white chrysanthemums were
chosen for the table decorations and
covers were placed for eight. George
Wood OF Chicago was an Out-of-tOwn
guest present. Mr.. wood will also
leave Tuesday for San Bonita, where
ne and Mr.. P-itchett have accepted
positions with a Texas land com
pany. Mr.. Pritchett was formerly
connected with the j. p McGm
company here.
The Vayhinger ". G. T. Z. met
for its regular meeting Friday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. w. L.
Jeffries. t247 Campau av. The reg
ular business session was held and
music numbers We're given by Mas
ter Ira Black, Miss Viola Alexander.
Miss Vera Hutson and "a select read
ing by Mrs. Mary Peach. The re-
mainder OF the day was spent with
needlewOrk and "A social hour with
refreshments. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. Oscar Wise,
927 n. Eddy ST.. Dec. H.
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Some or the most talented and
popular musicians of the city were
presented in a musical last evening
az the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
a. Wood. SIS " Lafayette blyd.
The recital was gwen under the aus
pieces Of the WOmans guild OF St
James church for the pleasure OF
the congregation. The entire pro-
gram was OF a very delightful and
artistic nature.
on the program were Miss Jose
phine Decker. Miss Florence Burt,
Miss Alice Webster, Mrs. Eli +. Sec
brit Frederick Ingersoll. w. u. Nc
Henry. Miss Dora Hershenow gave
instrumental selections. and Miss
Marian Goodman entertained with
classic dancing; "A quartet. composed
of Miss Ines Haeske, Miss Vida
Shonts. Miss Lillian Martin and Prof
Ingersoll played several beautiful
violin selections.
Light refreshments were served
later in the evening to more than
124 guests.
More than 100 guests enjoyed the
general meeting Of St Joseph's Hos
pital Aid society Friday afternoon
at the X. of G. home when Sister
Mary Louise. a Japanese nun from
YokOhoma. gave a delightful talk
on her missionary work. She spoke
Of the great opportunity for the
people o: this country for good
work. and spoke particularly Of the
wide fields for charity in this city.
A mite box containing a sum OF
money was presented the mission
airy.
Mark L. Duncan, secretary of the
South Bend Federation for SOciai
Service. gave a short talk on the
coming Good Will Week.
Comm ittee reports for the month
were read and il was announced that
a room on the third floor OF the
hospital now completed had been
furnished in the name OF the So
ciety. The committee in charge OF
the afternoon consisted Of Mrs. Wn-
liam L Benitz, chairman, and
Mesdames William Cassidy, Vernon
e. Hastings, Mary G. Byerley. l. ].
Archambeault. william Bergan, J.
Black, W. Boyer. William Benz, w
.. Crabill. Harry Arndt, ]. Baum
gartner. W. r. Bulland and Miss
Florence Barrett.
At the next meeting Dec. IS, at
tpe X. Of c. home 10 directors will
be named for the new year
Mrs. S. J. Crumpacker, 114s Por-
ta;se av.. entertained members OF
the ID. a. r. at the monthly meeting
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Elmer E
T'aicey was the assisting hostess. a
splendid paper on Municipal Rec
reation I'm South Bend, was given
BY Mrs. Arthur Irwin and Mrs. Sam
tel b. Pettengill read paper on.
Municipal Recreation IN the City
y pleasant social time with the
serving Of refreshments marked the
close OF the afternoon. Mrs. +. NJ
Hatch, S65 Forest av.. will be hos
tess to the members Dec. Is.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L Green
we're impromp:u host and hostess to
"A number OF friends last evening at
"A house warming in their new home.
5O4 =. Columbia st The guests were
members OF the post office force of
which Mrs Green was member.
The evening was spent informally
with entertaining musical selections
on the victrola and piano. Dainty
refreshments were served at the
evenings close. Mr.. and Mrs. Green
were presented with "a beautiful ma
hogany chime clock.
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Members OF the Lucky Thirteen
club were entertained in a pleasing
manner Friday afternoon BY Mrs