South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-13

| lowing the business session the So
| cial hour was spent with music and
/ "A o'clock tea was given COmpli-
/ IT., nting Miss Anna Mitchell Of New
/ York. Lilies and roses were used
as decorations and covers were laid
: for nine. Mrs. George Grove and
Mrs. Edward Eastman. 332 y. St
Luis blvd. will be hostesses July
&c
\ picnic was enjoyed by the Chill
dren Of Mary C 81. Josephs parish
| Thursday at Pottswatomie park.
Miss Ruth Probst and Miss Gene
We've Winkler acted as chaperons
The sport committee included Miss
/ Martha Fritzer, Miss Margaret
Kinerk and Miss Catherine Mickels.
! The prize committee members were
Kathryn Frain. Miss Eleanor Reyn-
olds and Miss Resale Singler. The
day was spent with races and con-
/ tests and prizes were awarded 70
winners. A picnic lunch was served
10 so.
/ Members of the Good Friends
Tub were entertained Thursday aft
! sinoon by Mrs. Charles Rickel. 1909
| Carroll ST The feature of the meet
ing was a pastry sale from which
50 was realized which will be used
! toward the Red Cross fund of the
club. In the contests favors were
won by Mrs. Henry Mast and Mrs.
John OFT. Refreshments were serv-
ed 10 u members. Mrs. George
Odell. sos :. Michigan St. will be
hostess in two weeks.
Miss Ruby Kelley, 242 f. Indiana
av. was hostess 10 the members of
the Delta Alpha class Thursday
! evening at the regular monthly
meeting. After the usual business
meeting the time was spent with
contests and music Dainty refresh
ments were served. The class will
meet with Miss Bernice Hutchinson.
$40 f. Wayne St, in one month.
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4 A patriotic party was given Thurs
day evening in the parlors Of the
| Westminster Presbyterian church
by the Ladies' auxiliary Of the
church. The program consisted Of
patriotic pageant and charades and
patriotic songs illustrated. Patriotic
colors were carried out in the dec
orations and lunch which was serv-
ed TO IS.
Mrs. George Snyder. 100 y. st.
Peter St, was hostess to the Twin
City Sewing circle Thursday after
noon Needle work and contests
we're the diversions of the meeting.
Favors we're won by Mrs. John Kotz,
/ Mrs Harry Vandenberg and Miss /.
! Steinherg. Refreshments were
served Mrs. F. c. Witwer. F. Bron-
son St, will entertain the club July
26.
| Members Of the L. and G. club
were entertained at their regular
| meeting Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Mary Schock Of River Park. Favors
| awarded from the contests were won
| by Mrs Emma Eckert and Mrs. AL
! ice Brown. A o'clock dinner was
served 10 10 The next meeting
will be held in two weeks with Mrs.
Emma Eckeirt. 1872 f. Jefferson
/ blvd.
! Sewing for the Children's dispen-
sery was the feature Of the Pastime
club meeting Thursday afternoon at
| the home of Mrs L. r. Smith, +.
/ Bronson St Refreshments were
/ served The next meeting OF the
club will he held July 26 with Mrs.
c. ]. Morris, Allen st.
Mrs. A. Hall. 716 E. Madison St,
| entertained the members Of the
/ Vayhinger W. c T. L. Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Turner spoke on the
/ Red Cross work following the bust
ness meeting. Mrs. q. L. Wise, 927
Eddy St, will be hostess Aug. 9.
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Sewing for the lodge was the d.
version of the meeting OF the Helena
Rebekah Sewing circle Thursday
afternoon in the hall. The hostesses
we're Mrs George Aslin. Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Hertel and Miss Anna Mcneil.
The circle will meet in two weeks at
the hall.
An all day meeting Of the Ladies
Aid society Of the Indiana Avenue
Christian church was held with Mrs
Ross White. 103 r. Bowman St.
Thursday. The day was spent max
ing comforters and dinner was
served at noon to Is. The next meet
ing will be held in one month but
the place is undecided.
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Mrs. Samuel DeWells. rs
wenger st. entertained the mem
hers Of the Penelope club Thursday
afternoon Contests were the fea-
ture OF the meeting and favors were
won by Mrs. Hazel Kuespert and
Mrs. w A. Hopper. Refreshments
were served To nine members and
three guests. Mrs. ]. Drains. 1923
Nav ST. will be hostess July 26.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 3. Clemens, S13
Diamond av.. entertained with a
O'Clock dinner at their home We'd
nesday evening. Covers were laid
for 10 at a table decorated with
sweet peas. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Korn. Mr.. and Mrs