South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-18
SOCIETY


and Mrs. Wilbur Myers. 1920 Tecum-
sch av. Covers were laid for % at
two long tables centered with clus-
ters OF cyclamen. The evening was
spent informally at bridge.
Miss Anna stanfeId. 124 s. viii
liam ST., was hostess last evening 20
the A. You Like IL club members.
\ description Of Thannnauser was
given with Miss Maude Heath. who
acted as leader for the evening.
Dainty refreshments were enjoyed
during a social time The club will
meet Feb. with Miss Minnie
French. W. Navarro 81.
The study Of India" was taken
mp last evening at "a meeting Of the
Worth club. held i'm the Melville
building. with Mrs w F. Miller as
leader giving a General View
Cieographical and Material Of that
country. The next meeting of the
club viii be Jan. "a. when Miss
Addie Van Den Bosch will treat the
subject OF Religions"
Mrs George +. O'Brien. 122 $.
con Monday for Miss Helen Weaver
OF san Francisco. Calf. who is the
guest of Miss Kathryn Carlisle,
TippecanOe pi There were places
for eight Mrs. J. A. Jude r. Wash
ington av., will give a luncheon on
Thursday for Miss Weaver
At a meeting Of the department Of
art OF the Progress club Monday af-
ternoOn In the club rooms Mrs. O. f.
Swigart gave an interesting account
OF The Life OF Ribera" and THE
Hermit Saint" Miss Helene Neitzel
gave a review Of the Life Work Of
Ribera." The Assumption" and st
Agnes Martyrdom.' The depart
ment will nave a meeting in two
weeks. when Mrs. w. r. Robertson
will have charge of the program.
Members Of the o. r. $. auxiliars
were very pleasantly entertained in
the Masonic club rooms Monday aft
ernOOn by Mrs. Emma Homer Mrs.
Althea Pope Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs.
Clara Gordon and Miss Mabel Mon
roe. A short social session followed
the business meeting. and the mem
beers will have another meeting in the
club rooms in two weeks.
Announcement has been received
here Of the marriage of Miss Georgia
Owens. daughter Of Carey Owens of
Los Angeles. Calf, to Clarence Suth-
erland also of that city, son of Mrs.
Dora Sutherland, 113 w South st,
this city. which took place at Los
Angeles Jan. IL, where they will
make their home. Both young peo-
pie were former residents of South
Bend and have a number Of friends
here.
Mrs. Melvin Leslie, S21 Lincoln
way E. entertained members Of the
Live Oak drill team with an evening
party Monday instead of the usual
-lub meeting. The guests were en-
ertained at cards and toward the
evening close a prettily appointed
luncheon was served at the tables.
The regular meeting will be held on
Jan. 81.
st. Edwards court No 1924.
catholic order of FOresters, gave the
frst OF a series of miG-winter dane,
ing parties Monday evening in the
American hall There were IS
-ouples in attendance. and the pro-
gram Of dances was played by the
Artis' orchestra. Light refreshments
were served. A committee on enter
tainment included. Raymond r.
Huber. chairman. Frank Zeiger.
carl Schubert. Arthur Bonewitt,
Frank Wolf Harry Bueche. John
Baumgartner and Frank Cooley.
The hall was effectively arranged
suggesting a color note OF red. white
and blue.
Mrs. Emil Reyer's Sunday school
class OF the First NJ T. church met
for a social evening Monday at the
home of Mrs. Harry j. Stansbury.
5I1 w. Marion ST. FavOrs in the
guessing contests were taken 10y
Miss Ada Collmer. Miss Brown and
Mrs. Rush. At the close of de
Hghtful evening a luncheon OF two
courses Was served The Misses
cole. CULVER. Mrs. Frame and Mrs
Graves we're the assisting hostesses.
The class will meet Feb. 2. the place
To be announced later. Annual cleo
tion Of officers will take place at that
time
The Philathea class of Westmin-
lister Presbyterian church met with
Miss Blanche Zeitler. 742 Sancome
av. last evening. She was assisted
IN entertaining bv the Misses bessie
TurbuH and Ethel Zeitler. Games
and sewing were the principal oc-
equations OF the evening and re-
freshments were served. There
were % guests al the meeting