South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-04

Mrs. Robert Robertson and Mr..
r II. Ahara Of Mishawaka were
hostesses Wednesday afternoon at "A
tea given at the home OF Mrs. Rob
ertsOn. About the rooms snap
dragons and daffOdils were used in
attractive decoration and in the
dining room, on the tables. were
Killarney roses. The hours for re-
ceiving the guests were from 3
until $3.50 O'Clock Tea was served
10 l25 guests and Mrs. l.. Kenyon,
Mrs Fred Bingham, Mrs. Howard
WoOlverton. Mrs. Dudley Shiveiy.
Miss Josephine Ahara and Miss
Service poured.
Fourteen members of the circle
OF Service Of the First Baptist
church spent Tuesday at the or
phan's home, sewing for the chill
dven OF the institution. 4 picnic
dinner was served at noon. Mrs j.
+. Jones. 529 Leland av.. will be
hostess 10 the members on the last
Friday OF April
Miss Ethel Johnson, 1896 oak 81 ,
was hostess TO members OF the La
fOlOt Girls club Tuesday evening
The time was spent socially and re-
freshments were served by the
hostess In two weeks the club will
be entertained at the home OF Miss
Karin Helquist. 327 s Eddy ST.
Mrs. Harry WilIett. Lincoln way
r. entertained the F'ideleters' club
at her home on Tuesday afternoon.
Winners Of the contests were Mrs.
Dan Smith and Mrs. Dan Lontz.
The house was decorated in the
Easter effect. In two weeks. April
i. Mrs. r. Ormundson, r. Indiana
av., will be hostess.
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Mrs George Wyman, 227 ~ Main
St. was hostess to the Women's For
eign Missionary society OF the First
NJ. +. church Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. p. Greed was in charge of
the devotional meeting and Mrs. o..
+. Julian had charge OF the pro-
gram and mystery box. Miss Vivian
Hartman read an article on Com
mercial Life in Guapalzay." Mrs.
William McNitt discussed The Re
ligious Development in Central
America" and Sirs. Wyman talked
about 'Tything" Music was given
by the quartet, which was composed
Of Mrs. Kelb Mrs. Thompsett, Mrs.
Fassnacht and Mrs. Waters. Re-
freshments were served. The assist
ing hostesses were Mesdames W. ~.
McNitt. w. Rutherford, +. J. l..
Myer. ]. 4. Varier w Mclaughlin.
4. c.. Hilland. O. f. Julian. Mrs.
George Beyler, 22S s Lafayette St,
viii entertain the society May 1.
Miss Louise Koehler entertained
the La Kota WAGONS at her home.
22S y. st Peter ST. last night. Miss
Leona Poehlman told the best ghost
story. Miss Marguerite Giel and
Miss Irene Brennan read toasts dur
ing the evening, and Miss Florence
Poehlman gave a vocal solo. In the
contests that followed the musical
program Miss Irene Brennan won
the favor. Refreshments were
served in a room decorated with the
club colors OF red and black. The
Ia Kota WAGONS will meet in two
weeks at the home Of Miss Leona
Poehlman. 500 \. Hill st.
The mothers department Of the
Progress club met Tuesday after
noon at the club rooms. During
the business session officers for the
ensuing year were elected. Mrs.
Lloyd Greenan was reelected chair
man. Mrs. Floyd Deahl. vice chair
man: Mrs G. r. Coon. secretary.
and Mrs L. II. Mckenzie. treas
urer The program consisted OF a
discussion OF the question, Does a
College Education Wean a Girl from
Domestic Life and Marriage" by
Mrs. Victor Jones and Mrs. Harry
Bartlett The next meeting will be
April II.
The c. W. 3. NJ. of Indiana Chris
ton church met - the home Of Mrs
G. 4 Elstom. 1872 Marine St. Tues
dag afternoon. Mrs. H. A. Todd was
the leader OF the meeting Mrs. r.
NJ. Brownbridge told OF the World
Mission OF the church. Readings
were given by Mrs. Keener and Miss
Agnes Elstrom. Vocal numbers were
rendered by Mrs. Ray Crepps and
Mrs. Abshire Refreshments were
served during the social hour. The
next meeting will he at the home OF
Rev. Brundige, PA Haney av
May I.
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Miss Gladys Rarkley. daughter OF
Mrs. Gertrude Barley, 1872 s. Gin