South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-18

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The Hand-In-Hand circle No. 81
met al the IS. o. w. hall Thursday
evening % celebrate its fifth birth
Gay anniversary. The program fea-
turing the evening consisted Of vocal
numbers by Miss Bernice Klopfen-
stein. a dialogue by the Lydick cir
Gle. instrumental numbers by the
Misses Wiltfong a reading by Mrs.
NJ. j Armstrong and an address by
State Deputy William Cady. The
junior team put On drill work uEcer
the direction Of Mrs Maude Dice.
At the close a supper was served
from a table set for 90. with decor
ations OF green and lavender. the
colors OF the order. The next regu-
lar meeting viii be in two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Price, 1921
Virginia st., entertained most de-
Hghtfully with o'clock dinner
party Thursday evening compl-
mentary % the office people Of the
Ellsworth store. Pink carnations
were used about the house and
places at table were laid for 70
Those present were close friends Of
the hostess and co-wOrkers during
her nine years employment at the
store. and included Misses Anna
Green. Eliza beth Walker. Edith
Miller, Kathryn Meyer. Hilda
Hangar. Erma Clemens. Sydnie
Crosby. Marie Champagne and
Irene and Grace Couch.
At the Administration building OF
the Studebaker corporation last
evening members Of the Mary Ann
club were given their annual ban
Quet bv the corporation, probably
the most successful one yet given.
The guests numbering 100. including
four ex-presidents OF the club. were
seated &C tables arranged 20 form
the letter M and A. A large vase OF
pink tulips and southern smilay
centered the table and small empire
baskets at each place contained the
guest favors Of COrsage bouquets OF
sweet peas Miss Irene Paul acted as
toastmistress Mrs Emma b. Harris
was the speaker of the evening. Civ
ing two readings Of Mary Ann girls,
and also gave pioneer stories of
south Bend Mrs j. A Rode sang
q group OF SONGS and Miss Florence
Fowler and Miss Carrie Bressler on
tertained with informal talks In
formal dancing was begun at 10
o'clock.
The famous Canadian jubilee
musical AT the Indiana Avenue
Christian church March under the
direction Of the Ladies' Aid society
Of the church. The group is made
up Of eight voices. four women and
four men This viii be their first
visit here and the musical is eX-
pected TO be of interest. A meeting
of the aid was held Thursday after
noon In the parlors of the church.
Election of officers resulted as fol
lows Mrs. ". IT, Cordier. presi-
aant; Mrs Cecil Franklin, vice presi-
cent. Mrs A. p. Hick. secretary;
Yrs. j.. r. White. treasurer; Mrs
d. r. Bowman reporter. During
the business time the work for the
coming year was planned. Refresh
ments were served. Members of the
society will meet March 16.
The valentine party given by the
Young Womcu's Christian associa-
ton last evening for the young wo-
men Of the various industrial center'
proved 10 be one Of the biggest a.
fractions ON the years calendar with
60 guests present. Miss Ina Burton
extension secretary OF the Y w. had
charge Of the evening. assisted by
members of the extension commit
tee including Mrs. David Augustine
Mrs. +. A Freeman. Mrs. Fayette
EuIa. Miss Margaret Meyers an5
Miss Helen DauSherty. Contests ap-
uropriatC C. the seas1n afforded en-
tertainment for the evening at whicf
favors were given the winners. Re
freshments of punch. heart waters
end heart candies we're served.
The Philathea class of the Indiana
Avenue Christian church held It's
monthly business and social meet
ing Thursday evening At the hom'
OF Miss Eula Fitch. 301 f. Dayton
St There were % members pres
ent. After the committee repOr.
from the valentine social We're giver
the members voted 10 take up tht
magazine plan. Late in the evening
the hostess served choice refresh
ments. on March Il the member