South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-12

The members Of the Omeus club
entertained in honor OF alss Geneva
Cleveland of springfield. Mass. Wed
nesday night az the home 81 Miss
Gretchen Mnlherr. 102a PORTAGE av
Miss Esther Kern-r and Miss Livcu-
good assisted AIRES Milbern Pro-
fUsions OF daisies the club color
were used 90 decorate the house a
delicious buffet lunch was served 10
the eighteen guests. Allen Reeder
OF Knoxville. Tenn was an out-of-
town guest. Miss Cleveland has been
visiting Miss Erma sawyer SIG S..
Wayne st.. for some time
Mrs r. W. Morse-s SUNDAY school
class OF the Westminster church en-
1Oyed a progressive dinner party
Tuesday night covers for twelve be-
ing laid at each home The first
course was served at the home NJ
Miss Beatrice Harmon s17 Harrison
av.. and the decorations were of pink
roses Miss Leah Zurer. 1902 P0r-
tage av.. entertained with the Sec
ond course Nasturtiums we're used
in the decorations. The class went
from there 90 the home Of Miss Mar
jorie Whucomb. Z10 L.aporte av.
whore variegated sweet peas and
candelabra formed the decorations.
Miss Neva Harris az whose house
the last course WAS served used the
national colors throughout her
home The remainder Of The even
ing was spent there. games and con-
tests being the diversion Of the even
ing.
Miss Evelyn Tohuika 3I7 S.
Franklin ST. entertained with "a one
O'Clock luncheon today IN honor of
Miss Nadine Winters of Toledo. o.,
and Miss Cleveland of Springfield,
Mass Miss Winters is the guest of
Judge and Mrs. Walter Funk and
Miss Cleveland is visiting Miss Erma
Sawyer The decorations were OF
pink and white sweet peas. roses be-
ing used Co carry out the color
scheme Luncheon was served 20 20
guests.
The Acme Bible class of the First
Brethren Sunday school held its
hrst social meeting in the basement
of the church. Wednesday night.
The women members OF the class
served a picnic supper. After the
supper numerous short talks were
given by number Of those present.
Thirty adults and a dozen babies
attended.
Mrs a. A. Fredericks. 844 Park
av.. entertained the members of the
Culture club Wednesday afternoon
an the last meeting 20 De held this
summer. After an afternoon spent
with ueedlework. lunch was serv-
ed The next meeting will be held
IN September.
Instead of their usual Tuesday
evening Of whist members of the
Choral Whist club enjoyed an out
ing at Springbrook park followed by
refreshments at the Philadelphia
Mrs Joseph Nogel acted as hostess
FOR the evening. 40 place has been
decided for the meeting July %
The Past Chiefs association of the
Pvthian Sisters was entertained
Tuesday afternoon 10y Mrs. George
Beroth lois Quincy ST. Indiana
poets were discussed during the af-
ternoon. Mrs. John II. Henderson
had a paper on Authors from the
Hoosier state" which showed there
are some 339 writer's from Indiana;
Mrs Mabel Campbell read the biog-
raphy Of James WhitComb Riley,
Mrs. SIN Slick gave a reading OF
one of mis- poems. Roll call was re-
sponded TO with Ruey's quotations
by Il members Airs Harry T. Yer
rick. a member of the club who is
spending the summer at EagIe lake
was a guest for the day or Aus
the club will oe her guests for the
day at her cottage The remainder
Of the afternoon was spent socially
with light refreshments and current
events were discussed
The monthly meeting of the O.. ~.
j. N. auxiliary Of the Indiana Ave
11e Christian church was held az
the home Of Mrs s. T. FRYE. GA f..
Indiana av Tuesday Mrs O. r..
Bowman was leader for The after
noon. and College Of Missions" was
the topic for the day. AIRS. TT. a.
Todd read the scripture lesson and
Mrs Louis Goss read an article on
the Need Of Prepared Workers I'm
the Mission Fleld"- reading on
Lyman Fastmau's Commencement
Gift" was given by Mrs Isaac WITT
Mrs. Thompson's subject was "The
College Missions, Mrs Leroy
BrownbridCe read missionary
sketch This completed the pro-
cram for the day
Members of the nominating COM
uittee appointed the following Off