South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-03
RIVER PARK

covered at the nome OF Guy W IL
Iiams. 926 5. Eighth ST. The fire
was caused by a defective chimney.
The entire upper story was destroy
ed and the lower part badly dam
aged mostly by water. G.. w. Zieg-
Ter Of South Bend ownes the house
and thinks the damage is covered
by insurance. Considerable damage
was done 10 the furniture OF Mr.. and
Mrs. williams II was not insured.
The home of Fred Haackes, 923
S. Eighth ST., just across the street
had a small damage on the south
roof The fire was supposed 70 be
caught from the flying sparks and
was put out by the chemical.
The Merry Workers met Saturday
afternoon with Dorothy Nelson, 5.
Seventh ST. The election of officers
took place and the following were
chosen: Secretary, Reah Johnson;
treasurer, Marvin Gleason; visiting
committee Garnet Bowels and En-
magard COrmican; reporters, Della
Smith and Anna Clawson. Follow
ing the business a social hour was
enjoyed and refreshments were
served. In the flower contest Miss
Miller won the favor. The next
meeting will be with cleo Casper, y.
Seventh st
Mrs. a. w. Smith entertained the
Loyal Daughters Saturday afternoon
at her home on Mishawaka av. Dur
ing the business sessions arrange
ments were made to entertain Mar
shall Balls class of boys Tuesday
evening in the parlors Of the church.
Music, games and contests featured
the social hour. Miss Pauline Evans
won the favor in the flower contest
and Miss Mabel Borden the fish con-
Z test. The hostess served two
course luncheon. The next meeting
will be in two weeks with Miss
! Thelma Paige.
Mrs. Harry Martin was removed
( from st. Joseph hospital, Mishawaka,
/ Tuesday to her home. S34 n. Sixth
/ ST.
5. ID. Martin, who has been a guest
I Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Brooks, y.
/ Eleventh St, has returned to his
: home at Fort Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Stauffer. y.
Seventh St, spent Sunday at Klon-
l dixie, with their daughter Mrs. Ed
ward Holmes.
George Drullinger Of Elkhart is a
guest OF his sister, Mrs. Jewel
/ Whaley. Smith st.
At "a business meeting Of Sunday
I school class Of Rev. A. W. Smith held
I Sunday morning, Gerald Leeper was
! elected class president to fll the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
/ Virgil Anderson. Will Nelson was
elected secretary of the class.
The official board of the Methodist
! Episcopal church Will meet Monday
evening in regular monthly session
at the home of John Nelson, 5. Sew
enth st. 1t is important that all
members be present.
The st, Patrick sewing club which
was to have met Tuesday afternoon
with Miss Bernice Forest. S. Eighth
St, has been postponed until Tues
day April H.
meeting of the Truth Seekers OF
the NJ. E. Sunday school was held at
the church Sunday afternoon and ar
rangements were made for a social
meeting to be held Friday evening
at the home of Miss Alice Brown. S,
Eighth st.
Mrs. William Schock, S. Sixth St,
will be hostess 10 the c. L. club
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. A. ]. Smith entertained with a
dinner of y covers Sunday. The
frl Il vxrae
! spring flowers. The out of town
guests were. Miss Mildred Smith OF
Llkhart, and Charles Smith of south
of South Bend.
Miss Aurelia Barcune, Miss Lillian
Hentzi and Miss jeanette Stockmar
took their first hike" Of the season
Sunday morning. the trip started
from South Bend after the early
church service. They took the north
side through Mishawaka, where they
took the road 10 the hills. They
took pictures and had their lunch by
the roadside. Fifteen miles was
covered. They arrived in River
Park at 2:15. They plan TO take
numerous trips this spring and sum.
mer.
Mrs. Isaac Reamer of Walkerton
who has been a guest of Miss Mimi,
Poole and mother, Mrs Aaron Poole
Mishawaka av, returned Monda!
afternoon.
Miss Valley Miller has returned L
Woodland after a weekend visi
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. But
Ter Miller. s. Eighth St
J ]. c. Arlington Of Chicago spen
Sunday with friends here.
The members Of the G. .. and G
L. club entertained their husband
Saturday evening at the home o
Mrs. B. E. Myers. S. Eleventh ST
|, Mrs. Charles Hunsburger gave
number OF piano selections and
program Of victrola music was en-
joyed. AT cards first was won by b
+. Myers; second. William Harrison
and third, Augustus LMmburg. Mrs
Charles Hunsburger won first priz
for the ladies'; Mrs. A. Lumburg
second and Mrs. William Harrison
third. At the close Of the games
two course luncheon was served
The decorations were suggestive o
the Easter season. The regula
meeting OF the club will be hel,
Thursday. April Is.