South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-22


Ruth Eutson, 500 S. Fellow ST, Fri |
dsy evening. THE affair was in the
nature of an Easter party and the
guests numbered 20. Music and
games, with a mock wedding fes-
tured the evening. A pleasant sur
prise was given the guests during
the evening when Mr. and Mrs. Hut
son announced the ENGAGEMENT OF
their daughter, Ruth. tic hcstess. I
10 A. l. Free son OF Mr. and Mrs.
A Freer OF Misha aka. shortly
after this event a second surprise |
came when a telegram was receN ed
which announced the engagement OF
Miss Lucille Norris. daughter Of blrs.
Flora Norris. 245 T.. Sample St. 20
u. g Hay son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Hay. 1911 S. Michigan 81. Both
weddings viii take place in June.
The evenings entertainment was
closed with a delicious luncheon
Easter decorations made the house
attractive.
Mrs. Christopher Fassnacht, sol
Park aV., pleasantly entertained
members Of the history department
OF the Progress club at a thimbIe
AAANs oAAIAAAD liAt TIME WIS
spent socially and with sewing and
at the close refreshments were
served
Members OF Mrs. Arthur Dray-
toms Sunday school class Of West
minister Presbyterian church were
entertained by Miss Bernice Nc
Mannis. Portage av., Thursday
evening. The time was spent w.th
social diversions and near the close
refreshments were served. Plans
we're made for a weiner roast N two
weeks.
Auten W. r. c. No. IA will hold
ThimDle Tuesday afternoon at the
old court house. a prize VIII be
given the members bringing the
most guests and there viii be a
guest guest prize. \ fne social time
is promised with some special en-
tertaining features. The host sees
are Mrs. Minnie Voedisch. Mrs
Anna McBroom, Mrs Mary Dresller,
Mrs Christianna Bleindinst Mrs.
Louise Waldsmirh. Mrs. Anna Fla
gle. Mrs. Lucy Calvert and Mrs
Jennie Bortz.
Mrs. Henry Neddo 215 Howard St,
pleasantly entertained Friday after
noon In celebration Of her mothers
18th birthday anniversary. The af-
ternOOn was spent socially and
twO-course luncheon marked the
close. Tulips and Easter flowers
were used in decorating. Mrs. Frank
Quay and Mrs. Arthur smith of New
Carlisle were guests from away.
Mrs. Clarence FIke entertained the
Young Matrons' club Friday after
noon. Mrs - bert Graves OF In
dianapOls. a former member of the
club. who is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Mary Mann, lis Spring ST., AIisha-
waka. was a guest for the afternoon.
The time was spent informally and
the hostess served refreshments.
Decorations for the nome were daffo-
dis. The club will have its next
meeting May 3, the place to be de-
cided later.
Mrs. william T. $40. 11o4 S.
sixth st. River Park. entertained in
a charming manner Thursday after
noon for members Of the L. and c.
club. a short business meeting was
held. after which the time vas given
TO a contest Mrs Alice Brown won
first favor and the consolation prize
was awarded 10 Mrs. Norman HOff-
man Roses and ferns were very
prettily used on the table, from
which a luncheon OF two courses was
served. Members OF the club will
meet May 4.
\ meeting Of the Norman Eddy
". r. c. was held Friday afternoon
at the hall. with 2 good attendance
OF members. One candidate was
initiated and after the business time
refreshments were served. Mem
bers OF the corps will meet May 8.
Members Of the Ladies Aid society
Of the First Presbyterian church held
2 meeting on Friday afternoon in
the social parlors Of the church The
afternoon was gwen 10 the reading
OF the monthly reports and 20 sew
ing. with a social time. The aid will
meet May Is at the church.
The monthly business meeting Of
the Ladies' Aid society Of Indiana
Avenue Christian church was held
in the church parlors Friday after
noon. Rev. Cecil Franklin, pastor
OF the church. gave a short instruC-
tive talk TO the members, and during
the business part OF the afternoon
plans were made by which members
Of the aid viii be able 20 assist IN
relieving the indie btedness OF the
church. A social hour was enjoyed.
The society will meet May 10. the
pace TO be announced later.
Daughters OF the American Revo-
luton were entertained az the home
or Mrs. Arthur 9. HiH. $50 River
side dr., Friday. Mrs. George Al
ward gave an interesting story on
the graves OF revolutionary soldiers