South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-29

Mrs Albert Flack and Mrs.
Charles Lindquist pleasantly enter
tanned members Of the Eldeen club
90 the home or the l1Jter, 1905 r.
Calvert 81 Wednesday evening. The
occasion was the birthday anuiver-
esrv Of both Mrs. Flack and Mr..
iindquist. An evening of games and
contests was enjoyed and prizes were
taken by Mrs Charles Fisher. Mrs.
NJ. c. BaIlslev. Walter Erler and
Mrs. j. NJ. HI Refreshments were
served toward the close. The next
regular meeting of the club viii be
held oct IL with Mrs. Phillip III.
Shine. pos T.. Dayton ST.
A class Of girls. members of the
Young Women's Christian associa-
ton. has been organized and viii be
known as The Christmas gifts class
Meetings viii toe held each Monday
evening from z until o'clock, start
ing oct. g. with Mrs. George Byers in
charge. The enrolment in this class
is a membership privilege and a
large number is desired.
tertained with a theater party at the
oliver Thursday afternoon. Included
among the guests were Mrs. John
Kesuer. Mrs. r. 81 Singer, Mrs.
A. r. Wass. Mrs Russell ellis, Mrs.
Beach Carr. Mrs. Arthur Jones. Mrs.
William Wagner and Mrs Charles
Oberlin. The next meeting OF the
club will be with Mrs Wagner. 1902
Lincoln way w. in one week.
The Friendship class of the First
Methodist Episcopal church held its
third annual wiener roast Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs. C..
&. Fike. SCI Marietta ST. The roast
was followed by a business session
at which the following class officers
were elected. President Miss Maude
HOke; vice president Miss Lee
Braeckly. secretary, Mrs. G.. C.. F1ke;
assistant secretary, Mrs. William
Holstein; class treasurer, Miss Ada
Brown. and missionary secretary,
Miss Emma Rausch.
Invitations have been issued for
the alumni centennial tea 20 be
given at o'clock, Wednesday. oct.
3. in the domestic science apart
ments at the high school building. A
short program has been arranged for
the occasion and Mrs. Grace Fink
Davis will have charge of the cen
tennial songs. Miss Margaret PERISH
ing has been appointed as chairman
Of the committee 10 serve. There
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Final arrangements have been
made for the years work of the
Worth club and the annual year
books have been handed out 10 the
members. The season of meetings
begins on oct. and ends on April
80. The opening meeting on Mon
day will be a social entertainment
and a special committee viii have
charge of the program. one of the
features will 80 an address given by
Byron a. Legg OF Mishawaka. who
has chosen the interesting subject of
Some Incidents OF Pioneer Days in
Indiana" Shakespeare Hamlet
and "Nidsummer Nights Dream"
will be subjects for study during the
first few weeks with works of Gals
worthy. Emerson and Plutarch 10 be
taken up later A few meetings have
been set aside for the leader 10
choose her own subjects The dates
for the social meetings are oct. ..
Dec. rs. and March 8. with the an
rual outing and election Of officers
ON May 80.
Mrs Amy Thomas. 1915 s. st. Jo-
seph ST.. viii be given shower Fri
day evening at her home by 4 of
her friends A lunch viii be served.
Tn celebration Of her 18th BIRTH
day. friends of Miss Julia Olson en-
tertained with surprise party at
Miss Olson's home 1920 w. ColfaN
av. Thursday evening The evening
was spent with contesting games and
favors were awarded 90 Miss Olson
and Lawrence Mccormick. a lunch
was served Co the guests. who num-
bered nine. and included the Misses
Helen Williams. Edna Thorne.
Martha Burke, Angelina McKeel.
Fay Gray and Edgar Baily. Law