South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-24
SOCIETY

than 80 guests. Yellow jonQuils and
yellow tulips were used in decorat-
ing. Assisting the hostess were
Mrs Gilbert r. Elliott and Mrs 7.
r. Herring while Mrs. q. r Narier
and Miss Mary May W-Hite poured.
AIRS Richmond NichO,s,s Of Chicago
and Miss Charlotte White received
the guests Besides Mrs Nicholas.
Miss Meta Gruud OF Chico go. who is
"a guest OF Mrs. S. Reynolds. was
present from away.
Attired in the most old fashioned
gowns obtainabie members Of the
Diamond ThimbIe club and their
husbands met at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs g. Moomaw. 73s Diamond
av.. Wednesday evening and enjoy
cd an old time party The affair
was in the nature or a Washington
party and decorations were apprO-
pirate 10 the occasion. Those dress
cd in the most interesting costumes
were Mrs. Frank Keller who wore
her mothers wedding gown of "a
years ago, and Mr.. and Mrs George
kreighbaum, who were dressed as
me ~ el'l"e was speH'
WIN Nlc'Iola seIe'llohs ana contests
"a which Floyd Reese won the favor
Toward the close OF the evening
small hatchets used as place cards
seated the 20 guests al table where
a three-course supper was served by
the hostess. The next regular meet
ing OF the club VIII DE held March J..
""id a'', eil'el tame" q Hui'iVeI ol
compliment TO Mrs. Harry GOnser.
Donald ST.. who left i'm the evening
for Cairo. ILL.,. TO make her home.
The affair was complete surprise
TO the hOnored guest and the after
noon was spent i'm social diversions.
AT the close refreshments were
served 90 20.
me fenruaiy mectins Of the Col
fax Avenue W. c. T. L. was held on
Wednesday afternoon az the home
OF Mrs Mary Collins. 20 Cottage
Grove aN- with an attendance of
rine members and two guests. The
program on Purity was led By
AiIs. Claude Nash VINO with Mrs w.
Disease AID Divorces" Mrs. VIII
bur Hammond had "A paper on.
"Moving Pictures" followed by a
round table discussion. plans were
made for the county w. &. r. T.. to
re held some time i'm March. During
tile social hour light refreshments
were served The union viii meet
March -. with Mrs. William d.
IuHa. 1917 Portage av.
Several young people met at the
nome or Miss Grace Bernhardt. 400
~ Studebaker ST.. Tuesday after
noon Tor the purpose OF organizing
~ w r. club The election of Off
GERS resulted as follows. President.
siiss Helene Chard. vice president.
Miss Grace Bernhard, secretary.
Miss Wilma Burner. treasurer. Miss
Margaret Fulmer; and reporter. Miss
Irma Gour. The club spent an en-
iovable afternoon and refreshments
we're served during the social hour.
The next meeting viii be i'm two
weeks wi.h Miss Burner 1913 Cot
t7ge Grove av.
Mr.. and Mrs. John =. totter 1883
riverside ar VIII entertain with
oliver hotel FRIDAY evenine compli-
rentarv to Mr.. and Mrs. A CoIberg.
900 r.. Washington av. who expect
to move To- Toronto. Can. ON March
Mn and Mrs. r. n. Wellington.
$40 Ashland av.. entertained i'm their
honor Tuesday eveninc M George
washington party. The evening was
spent informally with games and
contests. M which Mr.. and Mrs cot
ter won the favors. Refreshments
marked the close
4 meeting OF the department of
history of the Progress club was
held nj the club Wednesday after
noon. The department has decided
tc take Latin-America 3s The SUBJ
fect for next years study. Airs
chester r.. MontEomery presented "a
paper of interest ou Election Laws
OF Indiana" and chapter a. Cor
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