South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Devire Gall. 81.
-,cuIs blvd. entertained with "a 6:01
,'clock dinner Friday evening for
AIR. and Mrs Roy Lentz and son.
Franklin Of Newark. o.. who are
guests of Mr. and Mrs George r.
Cali. 1876 Paris ST Covers were laid
FOR seven.
The Trinity Epworth league held
its annual banquet IN the Trinity ~
r. tabernacle FRIDAY evening The
supper was served from large Ia
bic appointed In pink and white and
centered with carnations Covers
were set for forty guests. Following
the supper the election OF officers
took place as follows President,
Miss Fanny Jain. FIRST vice. Miss
Edna Chilson: second vice. Miss Ma
bic Martin. third vice, Miss Jeanette
White. fourth vice. Miss Esther
kirkpatrick. secretary Miss DOrrie
steele: treasurer. Alfred Coble.
pianist Miss Steele. chorister. Miss
Alva Jain and Junior league super
intendent. Mrs W. /. owens
Miss Mildred Cottrell. So River
av. entertained company AT La
Sale theater party Friday evening
After the show the guests, numbering
eight. were entertained al her home
where refreshments were served
The intermediate nurses class Of
the Epworth Hospital Training
school successfully entertained the
graduate nurses AT a theater party
at the Orpheum last evening. Fol-
lowing this the guests were taken
back 10 the nurses home, where a
buffet supper was served. The
guests Of the evening included the
Misses Inez Hepler. Mae Wentland,
Gertrude Sheneheld, Hedwig Markell
ski. AIvina Nitche. Edna Williams,
Blanche Britton. Ina Cauffman.
Anna Erickson, Lulu Lyon, Anna
Scott. Parker. Kinzie and Craver.
A program Of especial interest was
given by the Norman Eddy w. r. c.
in observance OF Flag day at a so
cial meeting Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Sophia Ecker. 127 f. Paris 81.
The program was opened with the
singing OF Star Spangled Banner"
by members. led by Mrs William
Hege. accompanied on the piano by
Miss Ruth Parks other numbers
were a vocal solo by Miss Cohn. ia
strumentaI music by Mrs. AIcNa-
mara: Mrs. Deitz nd Mrs Peak gave
special numbers on the subject and
- OF the members contributed reci-
tations and short readings on the
flag. Luncheon was served to 50
guests. members and friends. The
circle will meet June %.
Mrs. Edward Humphrey, 1905
Fuerbringer st, was hostess Friday
afternoon at an enjoyable meeting
Of the d. s. s. club. The members
were entertained in an informal So
cial manner with the serving OF
choice refreshments on June %
Mrs X. Nelson. SIS -. Studebaker
St. will act as hostess to the club.
The Phi Delta Kappa fraternity
viii entertain members and guests
at a summer dancing party on next
Friday evening in the American hall.
AIessicks orchestra has been engaged
to furnish the program OF dances
and the dance will be in charge of
the social committee.
c. A. Metzler physical director Of
the high school will give an in
formal dance in the high school
gymnasium next Wednesday even
ing This will be the high school
social event for the summer.
Mrs. G. f. Mccoy. 72s W. Lasalle
av.. was hostess at an unusually
large meeting OF the Ladies Aid So
ciety OF Westminster Presbyterian
church Friday afternoon. Plans were
made for a tea to be held at the
church. and after the regular bust
ness meeting there were light re-
freshments The society will meet
July IA at the home Of Mrs. NJ. p.
Brickeu. 1929 Riverside dr.
Mrs. James Brink. 500 F. South
St. entertained with a children's
party on Friday afternoon for her
granddaughter Beatrice. whose fifth
birthday fell on that date. The little
guests. numbering FIVE. we're amused
with games. and dainty refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Alma Reed, SIG 5. Franklin
ST.. was hostess at a 500 party 10
members Of tie Mayhower club Fri
day afternoon. There We're three
tables at cards Mrs. r. r. Culver