South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-12
SOCIETY

cd with an Informal 8 o'clock dinner
Tuesday evening. Covers were laid
for Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lauder. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Keaesick OF
Michigan city besides the host and
hostess. Spring flowers were used
on the table for decorating.
Mrs. James J. Armour 1919 s.
Michigan ST., entertained with a
birthday party Tuesday for her
daughter. Miss Hazel Armour, who
was 10 years old on that date. Thirty
guests were present and enjoyed an
afternoon OF games and music with
refreshments served near the close.
Several pretty gifts were given the
honor guest.
Members Of the Choral Whist club
met with Mrs Pumpiam, w. Wash
ing av.. Tuesday evening. The time
was spent al cards and near the
close Of the evening the hostess
served refreshments. Favors were
captured by Mrs. Lewis Schwartz,
Mrs. Louis Gottlieb and Mrs S. Tom
Der. The next meeting will be held
in two weeks. the place 70 be de-
cided later.
A cabaret leap year dancing party
was given last evening in the Amer
lean hall by the women members Of
the Married Folks Dancing club.
The regular program OF dances was
played by the Messick orchestra and
at 10 O'Clock the tables were ar
ranged about the edge OF the hall
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Crabin and Clarence LivengoOd and
Miss Marian Goodman entertained
with fancy dances. one of the
novel features OF the evening
was the showing OF the three great
est presidents. Washington, Lincoln
and Pres't A. NJ. Russell OF the VI.
+. ID. club, with appropriate music.
Mrs. r. ID. Hager and Mrs. Charles
Harper in costume with a song. I'm
Looking for Someone" by Mrs. Har-
riet Wlenke, presented a decidedly
amusing minstrel sketch. The guests
for the evening numbered so, and
the committee included Mrs. Harper.
Mrs. r.. r. Austin, Mrs. Edgar A
Johnston. Mrs. Charles l. Zigler,
Mrs w. II. Swintz. Mrs. Hager. Mrs.
Frank w. Warner, Mrs. John H
Ellis and Miss Harriet Dunn. The
hall was decorated with streamers Of
red. white and blue forming the let
ters NJ. +. ID. Confetti and serpen-
tine steamers were distributed
among the guests
Mrs. David Fisher, 1929 Lincoln
way E., was hostess yesterday after
noon TO the south section of the
WOman's league OF the First Meth
odist church. A short business meet
ing was held. after which the mem
bers were entertained with piano
numbers by little Miss Genevieve
Fisher. a recitation by little Miss
Helen Chesley and a vocal solo by
Miss Mildred Timson. During the
social time the hostess served re-
freshments to IS members, assisted
by Mrs Frank F. Miller. Mrs. F. S.
Chesley. Mrs. X. F. Beers. Mrs.
Arthur Studebaker, Mrs. y. II. Wood.
Mrs. Mary Drolinger, Mrs. Frank
Bowman. Miss Adele Studebaker and
Miss Cora Hill The next meeting
OF the section will be May 9 at the
home OF Mrs. George Beyler. 223 s.
Lafayette St
Members OF the nature study de-
partment OF the Progress club elect
ed officers for the coming year at
the regular meeting at the club Tues
day afternoon. Miss Ann DuShane
was elected chairman: Mrs Horace
Fox. vice chairman: Miss Edna
Place. secretary. Mrs. Victor Jones
was named chairman OF the program
committee. 10 be assisted by Miss
Ann DuShane. Miss Alma Hartman.
and Miss LeOna Turner. A program
for the afternoon was on Weeds. %
treating the subject OF ANNALS. BIZ
ennials. poisonous and others. Pa
pers were presented by Mrs John @.
Yeagley. Mrs Fred W. Reed. Mrs.
Jones. Miss Leona Turner and Miss
Edna Place. Mrs. A. +. +. Gammack
acted as leader. The department will
go on a bird study expedition Satur-
day. April %. meeting at the home
OF Mrs. Reed. 1O2 Wakewa av.
A thimble was given Tuesday af-
ternoon at the old court house by
members OF the Auten W. r. c. No.
-. with an unusually large attend
ance OF members and guests. Re
freshments were served after an af-
ternoOn OF sewing The weekly meet
ing OF the corps was held in the
evening for the transa ction OF rou-
tine business Arrangements were
made for an Easter supper Saturday
evening at the court house.
The WOman's Home Missionary
society OF st. Paurs NJ. r. church
held is regular meeting Tuesday at
ternOon at the home OF Mrs. ]. l.
Gardiner. S31 ". Colfax av. Mrs
George TraveTs had charge Of the
devotionals and Mrs. Floyd Deahl
read an interesting paper on Home
Missions. a Healing Force and Mrs.
-. w Nesey read The Healing
Touch" Mrs. w. IT, Swintz sang
two solos in a very charming man
ner After the program the mite
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