South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-18

Miss Gertrude Connolly OF Terre
Haute. Miss ElinVr Wolf els y. La
fayette St. will entertain az a s
o'clock tea in the Lexington tea
rooms this afternoon At the tables
center viii be asters and asparagus
ferns while the place favors Will be
nose gays Of purple astors and white
sweet peas with violet place cards
attached. There will be covers for
nine guests Besides the hostess
and guest Of honor there will be
places for Miss Eloise Kaufer and
her guests. Miss Marie Hammel Of
Columbus. O.. Miss Agatha Clarke.
Miss Kathryn Guthrie. Miss Lenora
Eeimbolt Miss Leah Zuver and Miss
Helene Westervelt.
Among south Bend visitors to
Higman park the past week were:
AIr and Mrs. Charles Harper. Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Mecklenberg, Mr. ana
Mrs. C. r. Stickler. Mr. and Mrs. ].
T. Cotter. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ba-
con- Mrs. II. G. Bacon. Miss Helen
Bailey. Mrs. A. Fl. Stephenson. Mrs.
G. II. Murdoch, George NJ. Stephen
son, Stuart Elbel, Gail Davis. W. p.
Draper. A +. Coon, Charles Burns.
Frank +. whitehall. Those occupy
ing cottages are DR.. Edgar Myers
and family. Gilbert A. Elliott and
family. Kenyon Mix and family, w.
l.. Kiser and family, Daniel Rich and
family and Judge c. A Farabaugh
and family. A number of young
people will motor up Saturday to at
tend the dinner dance.
As a farewell to Miss Margaret
Geyer who leaves September 1st for
Ohio Wesleyan college the members
of Mrs. o. +. Julian's Sunday school
class of the First NJ. K. church we're
entertained Thursday evening with a
picnic at Leeper park The evening
was spent socially with a fine pic
mic dinner. The affair was also a
handkerchief shower for Miss Geyer.
surprise was the arrival of the
girls of the accounting department
of Studebake-'s who joined the class
later IN the evening. The party in
Guided so guests.
The Pleasant View w c. T. T..
held an all day meeting with Mrs.
William Baker 725 t. Cedar st.
Wednesday. a luncheon was served
at noon and the remainder of the
time was spent socially. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Thomas
Van Buskirk, 1902 Lincoln way w.
in two weeks.
A meeting of the Plymouth club
held Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Bert Thompson. 500
: Franklin St, was unusually well
attended. The hours were passed
socially and the hostess served a
delicious luncheon, the courses Of
which began with the letter "A.
This was done an honor OF Marshall
county centennial celebration. the
mem bers all having been former
residents. The guests of the after
noon were Mrs. Charles Coil and
Mrs. Overlease and daughter Miss
Jeanette of Elkhart and Mrs. John
Fogel and Miss Mabel Monroe. The
club viii be entertained Aug. 81 at
the home of Mrs. Edward Monroe.
Lincoln way w.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society of Trinity NJ. E. church met
Thursday afternoon at the church
for the monthly meeting Mrs W. l.
Thompson had charge OF the lesson
and talked Cd the subject of the
new books 10 be studied during the
coming year The remainder of the
times was given TO a business meet |
ing. on Aug. %. the society will
have charge of the morning service
at the church. They will be as
sisted by Mrs Walker of Indianap-
oils who was for a number Of
years actively engaged in mission
airy work i'm China. The next month
~ meeting will be Sept q.
Mrs. Emma ACnew. 1913 Lawndale
av.. was hostess at a pleasant meet
ing of the Beehive club yesterday
afternoon. A contest formed the
days entertainment and Mrs. Ella
Mcdonald and Mrs. Loretta Rupe
received the hOnors. Dainty refresh
ments were served in two courses.
Mrs Jessie Deditch Of Laporte was
a guest Of the club. The members are
10 meet sept with MIS- Minnie
Burke 1O4 5. St Louis st.
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. thinner. liv-
ing on the Michigan I'd. entertain
ed the mem bers of the Stohn family
at their 10th annual reunion We'd
nesday Dinner was served at noon
90 80 persons. Following this there
was a bushes, meeting during which
officers for the year were elected.
H. r. thinner was chosen president,
A. II. Fries. vice president and Miss
Gertrude Schwalm, secretary and
treasurer. The remainder of the time
was spent quietly.
The Aurora Bible clas. of Trinity
Presbyterian church went TO the
home of Mrs. Charles Scott at Elk
hart To spend the day Thursday.
From the interurban car line the
party was taken in automobiles.
After the chicken dinner at noon the
usual meeting of the class was held
and some time was devoted 10
needlework. a kodak picture was
taken Of the group. Mrs. Fred Smith.
-f5 r. Ta~alla ny will he hostess