South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-22

The Opposition club met Monday
evening with Mrs Lloyd Boyer. lie
land av The time was spent with
needlework and socially. Decora-
tions suggestive Of Washington Is
birthday were used about the house
and toward the close refreshments
were served. The next meeting viii
be with Mrs. Eugene Slusser. T.. In
diana av., March 20
Thirty-hve members Of the Phila
thea class OF Westminster Presbyter-
ian church were entertained at a
Washington's birthday party Mon
day evening at the home OF Miss
Maude BicHord. 7O7 Lindsey st.
The house was prettily decorated
with FLAGS. hatchets and pictures Of
Washington. and refreshments were
served in Keeping with the occasion.
Games and contests were the past
times or the evening The guests
we're presented with caps and hand
kerchiefs as favor upon their arrival
and these were worn throughout the
evening. The assisting hostesses
were Misses Nelma Manning and
Lillian McMillen.
The members Of Portage Park
Bible class met for their regular
meeting Monday afternoon with
Mrs. r. w. Hewson, 1101 Woodward
av The time was given TO the regu-
lar Bible study and the club ad-
jourBed 10 meet next Monday at the
same place
Employees Of the Wyman store en-
tertained with a dancing and card
party at Byler hall Monday evening.
The hall was attractively arranged
with flags and other decorations sug-
gestive Of Washington birthday.
Refreshments were served at the
close to the so couples present
In celebration of the birthday Of
George Washington the pupils of the
seventh and eighth grades Of St.
JOseph's academy entertained their
parents and guests yesterday after
noon with a program in the school
auditorium.
The feature OF the entertainment
was a lecture by Sister Superior NJ.
Antonine. a former teacher at Wash
ingtOn, ID. c.. who gave a stereOpti-
con lecture on Mount Vernon. She
very entertainingly described the
life Of George Washington as he
dwelt In the quaint Virginian village.
The minuet. in which IL young
girls took part, was made delightful
through the earnest effort OF their
coacher. Sister NJ. Consolata. An
other selection which was pleasing
was the recitation by Miss Margaret
McClane "The Ballad of the Sweet
Pea" was the title of her piece.
which she will again give this even
ing at the Washington celebration
which will be held at the Auten W.
r. g., No. Il. The minuet Will also
be given there. There is also pOssi-
bility Of its being given at the county
inirmary.
The heart-shaped program cards.
with small picture OF the tree and
hatchet. with tiny American flag.
was the work Of the pupils.
The entire program was as fol-
lows: Washington. oy Helene
Felix: chorus. Indiana. by both
grades: pantomime. by girls; piano
duet. 'Valse Belue." by Mary Rose
Butler and Florence Guthrie. The
Ballad OF the Sweet Pea" by Mar
garet McClane: song. The Sweetest
story Ever Told, by Florence
Guthrie. accompanied by Catherine
Zeigler: minuet. by the Misses Ber-
nice Giomi. Marie Hagerty. Cecilia
Vennett. Esther Cutting. Rose Mary
Bliss. Loverna Schimng Lucille
witamyer, Charlotte Jordan. Edith
Bogner. Annette Crockett and Cath
crime Hall Smith.
Mount Vernon" a stereoptcon
picture. was descri bed 10y Sister NJ.
AutOnine.
Mrs. Emil Reyer's sunday school
class OF the First NJ +. church was
most delightfully."- entertained last
evening at the home Of Mrs. A. d.
Newhouse. 316 Wood ST The affair
was in the nature OF a Washington
birthday party and was given i'm
compliment TO Miss Martha Jene
Bogue. Ale y. Main St. whose en-
Eagement TO Thaddeus Keller. 51I
s. Franklin St. was announced dur
ing the evening
The young people are both we'll
known here i'm social circles. Miss
Bogue having been employed as
booxkeeper for the past three years
az the Loehr and Rausberger Wall
Paper Co. y. Michigan ST.. and Mr..
Keller having been employed for the
past l. years as commercial traveller
FOR r g. RupeL The wedding will
take place in the early spring
The house was prettily decorated
for the occasion with flags and color
I'd lights. affecting a color motif of
red. white and blue. and "a shower
u roses were given the bride-elect.