South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-23

Mrs David Hurwich. 332 S. Tay-
Tor ST.. entertained members Of the
coffee Klatch club Tuesday after
noon. Three tables played whist
and Mrs Samuel j. Unger and Mrs.
l. ColDerg won the prizes a guest
prize was awarded TO Miss Bess FlOX
OF Peru. Ind. who is visiting with
Mrs. Hurwich Refreshments were
served at the close. The next meet
ing will be held with Mrs Unger.
sos Z. South ST.. in two weeks.
Mrs. Harry c. Lerner. SIS Clinton
81. entertained a number Of friends
at a Il o'clock luncheon Tuesday in
honor of her father. George W.
Borough. whose SIND birthday ami
yersary fell on that date. Covers
were placed for i and a large birth
day cake center ed the table. Among
the guests were Mr. and Mrs. L. T.
Kubini and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
W. +. Borough and family.
The farmers institute viii be held
al Ardmore school Friday evening
ia charge Of John : Bordner. county
agricultural agent. A short program
consisting OF vocal numbers by J. p.
Cover and Mrs. j. Ayres viii be given
and songs by the selected Ardmore
quartet Miss Bernice Yoder viii
give an address on Home Eco
nomics." and O. A. Shirk viii talk
on Pickle Raising
a large number Of boy and girl
friends gave "a surprise party al the
home Of Miss Stella era bash. Niles,
in honor or her birthday. The host
ess received "A number OF beautiful
presents. The guests We're the
Misses J.. ZielinskG, l.. Gruska. l..
Johnson. = Grabash A. Pawiak. IA.
Grabash. A. Grabash, r. Kurtis. r.
Johnson and H. Grabash; Messrs.
a. Kurtis. l. Kurtis. l. Fisher. J.
Grahash. G. Kubiak f. WittevrOn-
gel. r. Brothers NJ. Papa. 5. Ku-
biak. r.. Kubiak. The evening was
spent with games and musical num-
beers. and refreshments were served
at the close Of the evening.
Thirty ladies OF the First Bap-
tist church pleasantly surprised Mrs.
sarah a. Fisher. ~ Main ST., Mon
day afternoon i'm honor of her 18th
birthday anniversary. Mrs Mahala
T. Dunbar. IS years old. was the
oldest guest present and 10 her was
given the honor of Invocation be-
fore the serving of "a delicious
luncheon. Mrs Fisher has been a
faithful member and constant work
er in the First Baptist church here
afternoon the ladies presented her
with a beautiful gift as an offering
Of love and esteem.
Mrs. r. w McCallum. S17 Forest
av.. entertained with "a masquerade
bridge party Tuesday evening for
her guest. Mrs. T. g. Powell. of
indianapolis. There were three Ia
bles at cards Mrs q. A. Horst. SIS
Forest av.. viii entertain for Mrs
Powell Wednesday, Mrs r. T.
Gardner. 7O2 Cottage Grove av. is
90 give a luncheon bridge for her
Friday. and ON Monday Mrs. Fred
Higgins. Park av., viii be hostess at
a party.
Miss Ruth Rosauder. 1925 =. Cha
pin ST.. was hostess at a most de-
lightful meeting OF the Medina
Girls club Tuesday evening. Dec
orations for the home were in keep
ing with George Washington's BIRTH
day and covers were laid for II at
a luncheon i'm the dining room. Con-
rests were given and some time was
spent sewing Two new members
were admitted 10 the club. Mem
beers OF the club will be entertained
in two weeks by Miss Dora Morris,
Kemble av.
The Business Women's Bible
class celebrated it's birthday Tues
day evening following the usual
supper at 6:15 o'clock at the Young
Women's Christian association Miss
Florence Jennings was dressed to
represent Martha Washington
Games in the gym were among the
evenings pleasant features and
number of musical selections were
given. Light refreshments were
served. and the guests numbered go
The Qui Vive club was entertain
ed last evening at the home OF Miss
Hazel McComb. Roselawn. at
George Washington guest party
There were four tables at progress
i've rock Hatchets and cherries
were used i'm carrying out the dec
orative scheme i'm keeping with the
occasion. The idea was cleverl'
carried out i'm the dainty refresh
mcnts served during the evening.
At a meeting Of the mothers de-.
partInent Of the ProgreSs club Tues
dav afternoon election of officers
took place resulting With Mrs J. a.
Harris as chairman; Mrs. J. Leslie
Sailors. vice chairman, Mrs Floyd
peahl. secretary. Mrs. Deahl led in
the discussion for the afternoon on.
How Can children be Trained TO