South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-02
SOCIETY

The Woman's Dining club mem
hers were guests at "a luncheon at
the new Nicholson Inn Tuesday at
1890 O'Clock. The guests number
ing II were seated al large round
table which was centered with
beautiful cake presented 10 the club
BY Frank Allen Besides The club
members places were laid for Miss
ElinOr Wolf and Miss ] lien Herr.
This evening the club viii entertain
with a formal o'clock dinner party
at the oliver.
The Arbor Vitae class ~ the Eng
lish Lutheran church were pleasant
~ entertained at chiIdren's party
at the home Of Miss Ruth Spohnholz,
us Carroll ST.. Monday evening.
The guests came i'm children's cos
tunes and games and music with
interesting contests were enjoyed.
Prizes went 10 Miss Elizabeth Beyrer
and Miss Verna Wilkeson. Toward
the close a delicious supper was
served from q table appointed in
green and white and centered with
white roses. A flashHght picture was
taken or the group. The date and
place Of the next meeting will be
aDnourcv later.
To awaken the Maytng spirit
among the younger social set of
south Bend the Alpha Iota Mu so
rority entertained with a May party
in the Tapestry room of the oliver
last evening. The party assembled
at q o'clock end numbered 60, each
member having been privileged to
bring a guest. Ragpicker's orches-
ira furnished music for the occasion
and near the close dainty refresh
ments were served Miss Ruth Whit
man OF Lansing, Mich, was a guest
from cut OF the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Dounn. 907
Thomas St. pleasantly entertained
for their daughter Minnie Sunday
afternoon, the occasion being her
18th birthday anniversary. The af-
fair was in the nature Of a dinner
party and covers We're laid for 20
guests. Decorations were of pink
and white carnations Red roses
conferred the table. Following the
dinner games and music were en-
joyed Piano selections were given
by Mrs. May Weiner and Samuel
Friedman. Miss Blanche Winkler Of
Toledo. o.. was an Out-of-town
guest.
The last meeting of the season Of
the Young Ladies' aux, EaTy of the
First Presbyterian church was held
at the home OF Mrs G.. H. Francis,
1887 Riverside DIR. yesterday after
noon. The time was spent in sew
ing. During the business session ar
rangements were made 10 decorate
the infants room at the sunday
school. Refreshments were served
toward the close. Assisting the host
ess were Mrs ". Bertsch. Mrs r.
Stahly. Mrs. A. a. Fredericks and
Mrs. MessiCk.
Mrs. Ada Wells and Mrs. w. b.
Schafer entertained the members of
the Young Peoples Foreign Mis-
siOnary society OF Grace NJ =.
church Monday evening in the
church parlors A short talk was
given by Miss Nettie Taylor and mu-
steal numbers were rendered by
members of the society. The next
meeting of the society will be held
in the church parlors June 8.
The county executive meeting OF
the W. c. L. u. was held at the y.
w. G. A parlors Monday afternoon.
The regular routine Of business was
transacted and reports from the diff
ferent committees showing the pro
gress Of the work being done were
given Three unions We're repre-
scented. The next meeting viii be
held the first Monday in June
Miss Catherine Campbell was Lead
CT at thv regular meeting OF the
Worth CluD at the club rooms Mon
day evenlnc The subject. The HIS
tory of Japan 10 the War with
Russia was discussed and a. Iusi-
ness session was held Current
events W ere given. The next meet
ing will be I'm one week with Mrs.
l. @. Retiring as leader.
Miss Hazel MiHiken. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. MuIiken.
residing west of the city. and George
Hepler son OF Mrs Julia Hepler.
Spruce ST., were quietly married
Monday afternoon al the parsonage
OF the First Evangelical church by
the Rev. W IT Freshley
Members OF the Keora Girls class
met at the y. w. g. A. for their reg
Ular session yesterday afternoon.
Plans were made Co go 20 HIEman