South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21

Del Swedish Lutheran church were
entertained Thursday by 1rs. f.
Carlson and Mrs John Anderson
with a picnic at Howard park The
guests numbered so. During the af-
ternoon an interesting program was
rendered in the grsndstand. Miss
Emma johnson and Miss selma Pier
son gave vocal selections and Mrs.
g. Kullenburg gave a reading Rev.
Gottfrid Olson gave a short talk.
Following this a short business ses-
sion was held anc the guests we're
served "A delicious luncheon at the
home OF Mrs. Carlson, 5O7 r. Wash
ington. The society will meet again
IN two weeks at the church.
Mrs. Frank Dunn. 42s Cushing St
pleasantly entertained at a Il o'clock
luncheon Thursday In honor Of sew
eral out-of-town guests. Covers
were laid for %. The afternoon was
spent socially. The honored guests
included Mrs. T. r. Binns OF Holland.
Mich, Mrs. Alice Walters Of Alberta,
Can. and Mrs. Nora Wood of Kala-
mazoo.
Members of the Modern Beehive
club held an all day picnic Thurs
day at Springbrook park which was
attended by IL. After the basket
dinner at noon there was a business
session after which the mem bers en-
tertained themselves with the vari-
Gus park amusements. on Aug 3
the club fill 90 TO Hudson lake for
the day. They expect 10 leave on
the South Shore line at 9 o'clock.
The Nonpareil club was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs
William Hege. 1902 S. Michigan st.
Contests were the pastimes and the
favors were taken by Mrs. Elliott
LaHommedieu and Mrs. John j.
Wollpert Dainty refreshments
were served at the afternoons close
No place has been announced for
the meeting Aug. 3.
Members of the Philathea class
of the Indiana Avenue Christian
church entertained the Philathea
class of Westminster Presbyterian
church at a wiener and marsh
mallOw roast Thursday evening at
Studebaker park. Games and con-
tests provided amusement for the
evening The class will meet Tues
Gay evening to organize a vOlley
bali team to play games at stude-
baker park. Mrs. Elsa Fish, 226 +.
Pennsylvania av., will entertain the
regular meeting of the class Aug.
II.
The Swastika club was entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. Vincent, y.
Scott St, yesterday afternoon. The
guests spent an enjoyable afternoon
and the hostess served a luncheon
from the dining room table which
was centered with a bouquet OF
bright garden flowers. On Aug.
the members will give a picnic at
which the husbands will be honor
guests. the place of the picnic be-
ing kept secret. The regular meet
ing will be Aug. 8.
A number of South Bend people
went to Elkhart Tuesday, where
they attended a reception at the
home of Mr. and Mrs w. +. Smith.
given by Miss Dorothy Smith for her
house guests Miss Cherry Orchard
of Nashville, Tenn, and Miss
Frances Poor of Dancers, Mass The
guests from here we're DR.. and Mrs.
J. II. Ellis. Miss Evelyn Pace. Miss
Jeanette Jude, Birdsell Pace and
Miss Josephine O'Hara of Misha-
waka.
a meeting of the Fancy Needle
workers was held Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs Pauline
Deitz. 1905 5. Lafayette st. The
time was pleasantly spent with fancy
work. and the hostess served a
luncheon. The home was prettily
decorated with sweatpeas and gladi- !
oluses. Mrs Laura West, s Main
ST., will be hostess to the club Aug. 3. |
Mrs. W. Leo Casaday, 1888 Allen
ST., entertained a company of friends. |
mem bers OF the Neighborhood circle, |
ard their families at her cottage at
Hudson lake Thursday The guests
enjoyed an old-fashioned chicken
inner at noon. Bathing. boating
and a motor trip added much 10 the
days pleasure. The club will ad-
journ for the remainder of the SOM
mer.
George ". Carwood. 1717 L. Wen
ger St. celebrated his 10th birthday
anniversary Thursday. In the even
ing his children and Grandchildren
Joined him for the occasion. His