South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-26
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS

The Home Girls Bible class met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Alma
%. Ware i'm the Melville building.
Airs. Fred Woodward was the lead.
81 and the class continued the study
OF the gospel of St John There
Viii be social meeting Feb. j
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Mr.. Arthur Carlson. 721 :. elm
ton, entertained members Of the
1917 Crochet club Thureday after
noon. The time was spent socially
with needlework. Refreshments
were served. ON the evening OF
Feb the women viii entertain
their husbands at the home Of Mrs
Charles KarsOn, 1921 S. Franklin ST.
Miss Sarah Witwer. 1914 s. Mich
igan ST.. was hostess at an attrac-
tive I o'clock luncheon Friday. given
I'M the WedgeWoOd room OF the oil
Ner hotel as a courtesy OF Frances
Hitler. whose marriage 20 Carl
Ginz will take place Saturday even
ing 4 silver basket Of white roses
formed the centerpiece for the table
and silver candlesticks were used
effectively. The guests were Miss
Hitler. Miss Eleanor Dana. Of Eau
Claire. Wis; Miss Lucille Fisher, OF
~ Paul Mimi; Miss Alma Dixon.
OF Fort Wayne; Miss Ruth Goewey,
Miss Helen Davies. Miss Helen
Haughton. Miss Mary Russ Miss
Carol Eberhart and Miss Dorothy
Brugser
Miss Carol Eberhart. BIS Lincoln
way F., Mishawaka. entertained last
evening with a dinner dance in com
pliment 10 Miss Frances Hitler and
Carl w. Ginz, whose marriage viii
take place Saturday. and to their
wedding party. one long table seat
I'd the 16 guests and the decorations
were an empire basket OF Ophelia
roses and two smaller ones of sweet
peas and freshia. More than 20
guests were invited for the dancing
following the dinner at Z O'Clock.
Among those in the bridal party
from out of town were Eleanor
Dana. Eau Claire, Wis; Lucille Fish
er. St Paul, Mimi: Miss Alma
Dixon. Fort Wayne S Dale Hitler.
Detroit; Frederick Slackford. San
dusky, O.; George Christzman. Ev-
anston. III, and William Noyes,
Beaver Dam. Wis
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\ collection of rare old books was
ON display at an interesting meeting
of lmpromptu club Thursday aft
eruoon at the home of Mrs. T. j.
Swantz. 81 Leland av. In the collec-
ton We're books dating back TO 1884.
many Of them on history. Bibles and
also number OF manuscripts. The
display was for the purpose OF IL
Iustrating the topic for the after
noon. a Century of Religion"
Mrs Charles Keltner introduced the
subject with a tribute 10 religious
work: Mrs. Daniel Rich presented a
paper on The First Mission: The
Early Protestant" was Miss Naude
Hoke's subject and Mrs Edwin
Morse directed the singing of an old
tashioued lined hymn.
The Circuit Rider, was given 10y
Mrs. g. y Pollock and Growth of
Religious Work. by Mrs. Norman
|leuler The club viii have a meet
ing with Mrs. Richard Elbel. 6O5
Portage av., Feb 8.
Two papers on Tschaikowsky
were given al "a meeting of the mu-
sic department of the Progress club
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. l.. NJ.
Hammerschmidt gave the subject
OF his life and Miss Louise Stude-
baker gave The Character of His
Work" The musical program was i'm
charge Of Miss Lillian Anderson and
The current music events were pre-
sented 10y Mrs. Charles Immel
The music numbers were as fol-
lows. Piano solp. June. Barcarole.
Mrs. Roland Witwer: Cradle Song.
Mrs George A. Fuumer; Song
Without Words. Miss Vida Shontz.
violin. Mrs Witwer. piano; Don
Juan's Serenade.' song by Mrs. r.
A. Hutchinson duet from the
-Pique-Dame". soprano and mezzo
soprano Mrs j. r. Nuner. Mrs.
Fulmer accompanied 10y Mrs. Slower.
The department will meet Feb s..
Airs otto Alberts. as Duban av..
was hostess Thursday afternoon to
members of the Plymouth club The
IlInt was spent socially Win the
serving of dainty refreshments.
leaturing the letter III" Mrs w
IT, Wallach Of Mishawaka was ad-
uitted 20 the club during the BUSH
ueSs meeting 4 communication
was read from friends of the club
go Chicago telling of the formation
0f Plymouth club i'm that city The
members viii be entertained in two
weeks at the home OF Mrs Edgar
Baxter. MishaWaka.
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The Twin city Sewing circle held
ITS meeting on Thursday afternoon
with Mrs carl HasIanser. 1915 Hud-
son av. There were contests for the
amusement OF the guests and Mrs
20 ellis. Mrs. George Dressler
and AIRS %. Compton won the hon
ors The hostess served refresh
ments ON Monday evening. the
members viii entertain their hus-
bands az the home OF Mr.. and Mrs