South Bend news-times., 1917-09-20

MIS- ". r NlLsCne. hll LdsdLIc
av.. enterta ned the members Of the
Friday Friendship club Wednesday
afternoon. honoring Mrs. Roy Graves
OF Indianapolis. Dainty refresh
ments were served at the close OF
the afternoon. The club has plan
ned a picnic supper for Saturday
evening az the home OF Mrs. n. ".
Andrews, I34 Diamond av. at which
the husbands OF the members will be
entertained
Celebrating her 10th birthday
Miss Anna Jane Puterbaugh. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs NJ u. Puter-
haugh. 1903 S. Michigan St. enter
tained with a fancy dress party wed
nesday evening. 4 luncheon was
served from a table prettily deco
rated in pink and white. A favor
awarded for the best costume, was
taken by Miss Frances Arnold. The
other guests included the Misses
Florence Starr. Ruth Mates. Kath-
crime Hahn, Anna snyder. Roween
York, Gail Granger. Betty Rupel and
Junior Puterbaugh.
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A meeting Of the Ladies Aid So
ciety and Woman's Bible class OF
Maple Grove was held Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. ora
Jacox After the study time, re-
fresh1nent were served by the
hostess 70 II guests.
Miss Irma Johnson. 5-5 W. La
sale av., will be hostess at a tea
Monday afternoon at which 30 Of
her friends will be guests.
Mrs. Rose Duncan, s. Michigan
81. rd.. was hostess to the members
Of the Foreign Missionary society Of
Stull NJ f. church at an all day
meeting Wednesday Mrs. Emma
Willard was in charge of the pro-
gram. Mrs. Sarah Mccullough read
a paper, Miss Ethel Welch rendered
a violin solo. and Miss Olive Duncan
rendered q sol5 entitled "One Fleet
ing Hour. During the business
meeting officers for the coming year
were elected. Mrs. A. V. Babbs was
elected president. Mrs. V. A. Wilt
fOng was chosen first vice president,
Mrs. S. J. Woodruff was chosen sec
ond vice president, Mrs. Rose Dun
can was elected recording and cor
responding secretary. Miss Clara
SChilt. treasurer; Mrs. A. G. Tuve-
son. tithing secretary; Miss Emma
Willard. president of the Light
Bearers; Mrs G. A Wiltfong, press
reporter Dinner was served at noon
TO Il members. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs c. A. Wilt
fong. Dayton St, in one month.
Miss Catherine Werntz, daughter
OF Mrs. Kate Werntz. sos y. Mich
igan st. and Wilbur ] Williamson
Of Mishawaka were married We'd
n .sday afternoon at o'clock in the
parsonage of St. Patrick's Catholic
church. Rev. John +. De GroOte Of
nciating. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence of relatives
and a few friends Attending the
Young couple were Mrs. A. ". WI
lard of New York city and Edward
Werutz. sister and brother of the
bride The bride was dressed in
gown OF chantilly lace and moon
blue georgette crepe. wearing a hat
OF white lace. faced in pink. Mrs.
Wiuard,s gown was Of blue geor-
gette crepe and she wore A hat 10
match. Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson left
for a short trip 20 Chicago. They
will make their home with the
brides mother upon their return.
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The wedding OF Miss Esther
Ward. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
chris H. Ward OF Lydick and Sher-
man F. Bradley. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin p. Bradley. Chapel rd..
took place Wednesday morning at
the home OF the groom's parents.
Rev R H Crowder. pastor Of
Grace Methodist Episcopal church,
performed the ceremony. Only the
immediate families were present.
The bride was a graduate Of the
South Bend high school in the class
OF 1914 and the groom was grad
uated from the International College
Of Drugless Physicians in 1915. Mr..
and Mrs. Bradley Will be at home at
Cottage Hill after oct. 1.
Mrs. J. c. Cleis. ia +. Marion St.
was hostess 10 the Florence Critten-
ton circle Wednesday afternoon. Re
ports were given by Mrs. r. O. Cot
ton. chairman OF the rescue work
committee Rev. George W. Allison
OF the Hope Presbyterian church
read paper on the phases OF the
Florence Crittenton work. Mra
Ralph " Harris. president OF the
circle. was elected delegate TO the
convention OF charities and correc-
tions 20 be held az Laporte. Sept.
% The next meeting viii be held
with Mrs J P. creed. 42s :. Main
ST. oct. z
Mrs A ?. Virgil. Edwardsburg
I'd. was hostess 20 the Clay Harris
Home Economic clv Wednesday
afternoon. A paper was read on
The WAYS Of Conserving Food by
Mr. Hoover A chapter Of the book.
Chapters by Alice Freeman Pal
mer". was discussed Following the
program the usual business meeting
and social hour were held. The next
meeting will be held Oct at the
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