South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-12


o'clock dinner an the Farmers
Trust inn Wednesday evening. in
honor Of Miss Lena Scheibeihut. who
is resignine uer position with that
firm 90 take up government work.
The dinner will be followed by "a
O'Clock Orpheum party. Miss
Scheibelhut viii leave for Chicago
Sept TO.
The christening Of the new
club rooms in the J. NJ. s. building
of the south Bend woman's club.
was held Tuesday afternoon A busl-
ness meeting FOR the purpose of
transacting unfinished business was
held al 2:15 O'Clock after which
short program was given by the
program committee. The program
was opened with "a march by the
committee. representing the present
officers. the march being played
1y Alizs DOr0thea Keegan The
program which followed consisted
of the reading OF the Ordinance"
at a mock meeting OF the club.
Those on the program were Mrs.
r. l. Sims. Mrs. Harry Schadt. Mrs.
r. r. DUNCAN Mrs 81. r. Keegan
and AIRS. +. Brunson Dainty re-
freshments were served. Mrs. r.. /.
Sims giving a toast 90 the future
welfare Of the club. In two weeks
the Glib will hold its reception in
'he club rooms
The first annual reunion Of the
t;ettig- Stofer families was held
sept az the home Of Winfield s.
Motifs Dinner was served at
o'clock 70 81 relatives, after which a
business meeting was held. a short
address was given by :. j. Stofer
on The Observing Of Reunions.
NictrOla selections were enjoyed and
officers for the ensuing year were
elected. Earl Motifs. president;
Edith Walters. secretary-treasurer.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Airs Earl Motifs and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Harmon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wiseman of South
Bend. Mrs. L. Davis OF Elkhart and
Miss Juliet Goodale Of Hamilton,
Ind. The next reunion will be held
the second Saturday in September,
y 90 gu AAlt AAUtAlt VI AaIdIAtr w AEG-
man. Sumption Prairie.
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\ meeting OF the directors of st
Joseph Hospital Aid society was
held Tuesday afternoon at the hos
pitaL Plans for the work Of the
year were discussed and reports from
the various committees we're heard.
Mrs. G. IT, Defrees. Mrs. Francis
o'Dea and Mrs. Stanley Klosinski
were chosen directors TO hll the va
Lancies left at the first Of the year.
The work of the fruit and jelly
committee will begin i'm October
and the sewing committee will meet
next week. Mrs. T. J. Powers ask
cd for volunteers TO do knitting and
sewing during the winter at the
general meetings. the first OF which
viii be held Sept % but the place
is undecided.
Miss Edna T. Crum. who will
leave Wednesday for Chicago. was
honor guest at 1890 o'clock
luncheon Tuesday at the Robertson
Tea room given by members of the
Woman's Dining club Places were
laid for I g including Miss E. Viola
<reider Of Chicago. and Miss Louise
Russ. who were invited guests 4
howl Of fan roses centered the table
and one rose marked the place of
each guest.
on next Tuesday evening the club
viii entertain with a picnic supper
ON the lawn Of Mrs Frank +. Her
iug's home. 919 T.. Jefferson blvd.
The affair will be TO raise funds for
the Red Cross.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the south section of the Woman's
league OF First NJ r. church was
held Tuesday afternoon with Miss
Ndelle Studebaker. $50 r. Indiana
av. During the business session
officers for the coming year were
elected. Mrs. X. r. Beers. president:
Miss Adele Sudebaker vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Harold Naus. secretary.
Mrs. IT, G.. Kreishbaum. treasurer
Miss Mildred Timson rendered sew
efal solos after the business meeting
refreshments were served. The
next meeting Will be held oct o
mt the home Of Mrs r. =. Nicely.
1929 6 Main St
a meeting or the LaKota Wajons
was held Tuesday evening az the
home of Miss Helen Fluegel. 100
p. WcnEcr ST. officers for the COM
Ing year We're elected. Miss Mar
saret GieI beins elected president.
and Miss Florence Poehlman.
treasurer. Music and refresh
nents were enjoyed AZ the close or
the business meeting Tn two weeks
Miss Louise Eoehler. 22S y st
Peter ST.. win be hostess
Forty guests were present az the
dinner served az the Country club
Tuesday cvenine az $50 o'clock. Mr.
and Mrs Frank Mayr entertained a
party of II guests: Ar. and Mrs
r. 4 stephenson gave dinner
uarty for four guests. and Dr. j. IT,.
Ellis was host co. three friends Fol
towing the dinner the regular Tues
day evening dance was enjoyed 10y
20 guests.
The Non Pro - class or the