South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-17
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Hutchinson.
I1Zl Harvey st.. were host and host
ess Friday night az an informal din
ner 10 a company Of guests in COM
pliment 20 Mrs Jetta Campbell
Stanley OF Wichita. Kan. who is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. q. Harper.
Woodward av.. and Mrs. ]. v. Kemp
OF Detroit who is the house guest
OF Dr. and Mrs James l.. Gardiner.
S31 ". Colfax av There were COW
ers for Is including Kaye Paulus
and Theodore Nenges OF Elkhart,
who entertained the guests during
the evening DR. Gardiner pro-
vided several readings The decOra-
tions for the dinner table were sug-
gestive Of ST. Patrick's day.
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Forty members OF the Berean
Bible class Of Grace NJ. r. church
were pleasantly entertained Friday
evening in the parlors OF the church.
An Informal evening was spent with
music and other diversions. A dainty
luncheon was served. The next
meeting of the society will be held
April 20.
The women OF st. Peters Evan
gelical successfully surprised Mrs
Hugo Weichelt Friday afternoon
az the parish school. the occasion
being her birthday anniversary.
Seventy-fve were present and spent
the time socially with music and
contests. Refreshments were enjoy
ed. The honor guest received several
gifts.
At the regular meeting Of the
Children of Mary OF St Josephs
church. held Friday evening at the
hall. plans were made for va
riety' party 20 be held April IS at
-. JOseph's hall After the business
session the evening was spent in
formally
Miss Florence Anderson was
hostess TO members Of the Queens
daughters I'le class at their regu-
lar meeting } cid Friday evening in
the church parlors. After the bust
ness meeting social hour was en-
JOyed with music and a contest, the
favors in the latter being awarded To
Hiss Verda Walmer. A green and
white motif was used for decorating
anu was carried out in the dainty
refreshments. Shamrocks were given
as favors The next meeting will be
held April -.
The Women's Auxiliary of the
Westminster Presbyterian church
met at the home of Mrs. A. W.
STAIN. 52f Cleveland av.. Friday aft
ernoon Mrs. II. q. Southworth and
Mrs l. Sellers were the assisting
hOstesses. Mrs r. j Ridgeway and
Mrs T. Shanefelt rendered vocal
solos accompanied by Mrs. G. L.
carson. Contests appropriate for St
Patrick's day completed the after
looms program. Luncheon in col
ors OF green and white was served
10 so ladies. Mrs. w. NJ. Cook. IA
Walsh st. with Mesdames Melvin
Seybold Q. J. Osborn, as assisting
hostesses. will entertain the auxil-
iary April 90.
Miss Ruth Luck. $40 Lincoln way
"a
tie friends Friday afternoon in cele-
lration of her eighth birthday an
niversary Games were enjoyed until
luncheon. which was served 20 eight
4 color scheme of pink was carried
out prettily. the table bearing a large
pink cake with the necessary num-
her OF candles Following luncheon,
the girls were accompanied to the
AUDITORIUM theater by Miss Mildred
Burnhard.
Mrs Ed Reed POS r. Tut St.
was hostess 20 the Wanita Sewing
circle Friday afternoon. The time
was spent with needlework and con-
tests Prizes were awarded 20 Mrs.
Tina clark and Mrs William Lay
man. 4 delicious luncheon was serv-
ed 20 Is ladies including one new
member Mrs Goldie Curtis, sos IL
: Lafayette blvd. viii entertain the
circle March so.
The literature department section
:wo Of the Progress club held it's
regular meeting Friday afternoon at
llt' NANn fNNAllr- - WY AtANtA p
program was given. Poems from
Van Dyke. ANGELA Morgan and Ed
gar Guest were read by Mrs Fred
Reed "KindTng" 10y KENYON was
given by Miss Gertrude Mueller.
Plans were made during the business
session for the general meeting to be
held March 81
Mrs Albert Pahst. S13 y. Notre
Dame av.. was hostess TO the Inter
Nos club Friday afternoon. Needle
work was the diversion Of the meet
ing and a dainty luncheon was serv-
ed 20 10. The table was prettily dec
grated with daffodils. a color scheme
Of green and white being maintain
ed. Mrs. Roscoe Cutler s. Carroll
81. will entertain the club March
so.
The Navflower club was entertain
ca by Mrs. John Staffee. 932 Milton
ST.. Friday afternoon. Mrs. =. +.
Tusing and AIRS. r. j. Stauffer were
the winners az the three tables of
GIVE hundred" Refreshments were