South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-15

The Jolly Fellows club gave a
delightful farewell party Wednes-
day evening for their president.
Herbert g. Barth. 42S s Francis 81
very pleasant social evening was
spent and refreshments were served
Mr. Barth viii leave Friday evening
for Jersey City 90 be employed with
the New Standard Watch co.
The Epworth Sunday school board
81 Epworth Memorial church met
last evening IN the church for
short business session. During the
meeting II was decided 20 hold the
annual picnic on July g. The pas
tor. A. II. Kenna was elected as
delegate Il the state Sunday school
convention. which viii be held In
Muncie, June 19. 90 and 81. Mrs
George Clarke was elected a teacher
Of the intermediate girls depart
ment and Mrs. George Walter was
elected as assistant superintendent
OF the cradle roll department
Members or the Women's Fran
chise league were pleasantly enter
tanned by the Elkhart league In that
city Wednesday After their ar
rival at Elkhart they were conveyed
in automobiles 20 the cottage Of A.
n Beardsley. Eagle lake. where
they spent the day socially with a
picnic dinner served al noon 10 $50
guests Following the dinner a
program was given consisting Of a
play entitled. How the Vote Was
Won" several musical numbers and
an interesting address by Mrs.
Mabie Dunlap Curry Of Terre Haute
who discussed the Franchise league
and told OF her tour Of the eastern
states. During the election of Of
fCers Mrs. j. g. Boss Of Elkhart
was named chairman Of the 18th
district and Mrs. l.. r. Fickenscher
elected chairman OF St Joseph
county. The guests returned late
in the evening.
A rose tea was given iH the social
parlOrs OF Westminster Presbyterian
church Wednesday afternoon by
circle two of the Woman's auxiliary.
Mrs. Van Dusen, as chairman OF the
Martin. Mrs Paul Nash and Mrs.
Lyle Smith. A delightful program
was given by Miss Marjorie Whit
comb. who contributed vocal num-
bers; Mss Elizabeth Beyrer, read
ings; Misses Catherine Grimm and
Miss Grace Gibbs. piano duet; Sid
ney March violin solo: and vocal
numbers by Mrs Ridgeway and Mrs.
Morse, and readings by Miss Bow
man. Refreshments were served
during the afternoon The parlors
were prettily decorated with "A pro-
fusion OF roses in various shades.
Friday afternoon the regular meet
ing OF the auxiliary will be held at
the home OF Mrs. II. 3. Hostetter.
I12 Lindsey ST.
Misses Jennie Klimek. Harriet
Niemier and Bernice Kolupa enter
tanned with a parcel shower Tues
day evening in honor of Miss Jo-
sephine Klimek. whose marriage TO
Stanley Jonkowsk will take place
June p at St Stanislaus' church.
The evening was spent with games.
music and singing Music was fur
nished BY Miss Myrtle Taylor. A
twO-cOurse luncheon was served
Among the guests were Mrs. Szczec-
kowska. Mrs Stuls, Mrs. Poore. Mrs
HOsinska. Mrs. Chlehek. Mrs. Kruk,
Mrs Pilarska, Mrs. Niemier. Mrs
POlupa and Klara Kolupa The
honore5 guest was presented with
several pretty gifts In the contest
ing games prizes were won by Mrs
Clarence POore. Miss Charlotte Silva
Harriet Niemeir. Mrs. Niemier and
Mrs Pilarska.
Miss Eva F'reese. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. William Y. Freese. 1924 S
Main St. and Stanley Earl Raabe
son of Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Raabe. 422
r. Bowman st. were married last
evening at O'Clock at the home OF
the brides parents. in the presence
Of the relatives and a few friends
The Rev. A. r. Thomas OF the First
Brethren church performed the
marriage using the ring ceremony
The couple was attended by Miss
Maude Thomas and the brides
brother. Leo Freese. A buffet sup
per was served after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs Raabe will make their
home on r. Donald st.
An attractive dinner party was
given last evening ina the Lexington
tea room by mem bers Of the QuI
Nive club. Pink roses were fash
toned into a centerpieCe for the din
ner table and there were places for