South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-16

Inc HfSt am bulanCe 10 be sent
from an American convent 20 the
allies will be 81. Mary's ambulance.
which will be presented 70 France
BY ST. Mary's Notre Dame College
club OF Chicago. At the annual
meeting OF the club Tuesday at the
Congress hotel Il was decided 20 start
a campaign 70 obtain funds with
which 10 purchase the ambulance.
II will be shipped not later than
sept. /, according 10 Mrs. Frank c.
COllopy. treasurer OF the club.
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A 7 O'clock dinner will be given
this evening at the Nicholson Inn
b. the members Of the Sanitary En-
gineers club OF South Bend at which
they viii entertain their wives.
Covers for % will be laid and car
nations will be used in making the
table attractive. Following the din
ner. the party will attend the Or
pheum theater performance.
Miss Bernice Barron Of Mishawaka
was hostess at O'Clock dinner
Tuesday evening at the Nicholson
Inn. Covers were placed for seven
Members OF the Fideleters' club
met with Mrs. w. L. Morris. 40S y.
Lafayette St, Tuesday afternoon.
Election OF officers took place, Mrs.
Fred Sears being chosen president;
Mrs. Harry Willett, secretary, and
Mrs. Francis Long treasurer. Con-
test favors were awarded 10 Mrs.
Charles Brewer and Mrs. j. F..
Campbell Refreshments were served.
Mrs. L. II. Schuster. 915 E. Bowman
81. viii be hostess TO the club May
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Mrs Ray Lattimer. 7O5 Marietta
ST., entertained the Volunteer Sun
day school class of the United Breth-
rem church Tuesday afternoon at
its regular monthly meeting. Mrs
IVA Beck was elected vice president
TO fiji In the rest OF the term due 10
vacancy. During the social hour
refreshments were served to IA
members and one guest. June II
Mrs. William ROush. 5O1 Haney St.
will be hostess to the class.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. T. Troupe, 672
Lawndale av. entertained Tuesday
evening in celebration Of their 10th
wedding anniversary. The guests
were invited for the afternoon and
evening and luncheon was served "a
40. Decorations for the table were
wild flowers, hyacinths and daffOdils
Guests from Out-Of-town were Mr..
and Mrs Samuel Weiss. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Ipes and Miss Emma
Mcdonald. all OF Mishawaka Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Cooling and fam
lily OF Niles. and Mr.. and Mrs. JO-
seph McLenithan OF North Liberty
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Miss Ann Carlisle, Carlisle house,
entertained at a tea Wednesday at
ternoon. honoring Mrs. Fred Wood
ward, the president OF the Home
Girls Bible class. The guests, who
were the members of the class, num-
bered 80. Mrs. ]. Q. Ames. the class
secretary. and Mrs. L. J. HARDWOOD,
the vice president. poured. Jonquils
and narcissi were used in decoration.
Members of the Novel club and
their husbands will motor TO lake
Wawasee to spend the week end al
the cottage OF Miss Mary May White,
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Mrs. W. w. Napier, 4f6 n. Mich
igan St. was hostess to the Women's
Home NJ. ssionary society OF the First
Methodist Episcopal church Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. ]. p. Greed had
e. lrge OF the devotional exercises
and the program and also gave an
interesting talk on Porto Rico.
Mrs. T. II. Rollins told of the So
cial service work in Porto Rico, Mrs
John +. Deacon discussed the
Churches in Porto Rico" and the
program was concluded with a very
interesting talk concerning the tenn
perance work in Florida and of a
visit made TO the Missionary home
in Jacksonville, Florida. by Mrs. c,
l. Warner. Those who will attend
the district convention at Gary are
Mrs. MyrOn Campbell. Mrs. ID. w
Rittenger. Mrs. +. r. Alternately,
Mrs Frank Slower. Mrs. .. +. Julian
and Miss Alice Greed. Refreshments
were served during the social hour
The next meeting will he June 10 a;
the home OF Mrs. J. r. Greed, 42s
:. Main St
Mrs. Emma Goetz was hostess al
a patriotic thimble Tuesday after
noon 20 the members OF the Auter
W r. c. and their friends at the
old court house The afternoon wa.
spent with needle work and a pleas
ant social time was enjoyed. Dainty
refreshments we're served 10 20 la
Uies from a table decorated wit.
patriotic colors and baskets OF tu-
lips The next meeting OF the w. r
g will be May % at the Auten hall
Reports from the indianapolis con
Vention were given by Mrs. Luells
Schock Mrs. Edna Paula OF In.
dianapolis was elected department
president 10 succeed Mrs. Geneviev,
Frantz.
A business meeting of the Won
ems guild OF -. James Episcopa
church was held Tuesday Afternoon
at the chapel During the mee:ins
officers for the ensuing year wer,