South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-15

II SOCIAL Al
An annual business meeting OF the
EpwOTth league OF the Epworth Me-
mortal church was held sunday
evening. Officers for the ensuin g
year were elected President. Glenn
tlnney; first vice president. Miss
Cora limerick. second vice presi-
dent. Miss GOldie Troupe. third vice
president. :1iss Martiena Defrees;
fourth vice president. Miss Maxine
Ryer: secretary. Everett Miller.
treasurer. Carson Smith pianist.
Miss Maribelle Suabedissen Miss
Cora limerick presided at the meet
ing. Miss Maxine Ryer rendered a
violin solo accompanied by Miss
Bernice Ryer and several selections
we're given by the orchestra.
Mrs L. ]. Harwood. 81 ~ Taylor
st. entertained the Young Women
Home Missionary society OF the First
Methodist Episcopal church Mon
day evening Mrs. Charles Pollock
bad charge OF the program and dis
cussed the topic. "Our New Pos
session" A social hour was enjoyed
after the business meeting. Mrs,
Frank Slower was elected delegate to
the district meeting at Gary Thurs
day. Refreshments were served 10
- ladies' Mrs. Harwood was as
sisted By Mrs. r. H. Fulton The
next meeting OF the society will be
June II, but the place has not been
decided
IT, ie Of John Alexander Mar
liz. an ndiana man who went TO
China a. Z. missionary and while
there W made a statesman, was re-
viewed y Miss Charlotte Partridge
432 y. Lafayette blvd, who was
hostess o the members Of the As
You Lii Z club Monday evening.
Stereopt con views OF China were
given by Miss Helene Westervelt
During the social hour "a pink and
white luncheon was served in honor
of four OF the club members who
have a birthday during the month
Of May Miss Margaret Post and
Mrs. Francis Hedger viii entertain
the members of the club next Mon
day eve mig a. the Y. W. q. A.
Members Of the Young Women's
Foreign Missionary society of the
First Methodist Episcopal church
let in the church parlOrs Monday
evening with Miss Nesta Shirk as
hostess. The devotional exercises
were led by Mrs. " +. Nitsche and
readings on India were given by
Miss Nell Holle. Miss Lovett and
Miss Martha Blakely. A pleasant
social hour With refreshments fol-
lowed the program. The next meet
ing will be June p, but the place -
undecided.
The first annual freshman frolic
IF the first year college men OF No
ire Dame university will be held at
the oliver hotel Wednesday evening
The committee in charge Of this af-
fair includes Harry Denny, president
of the class; Barry Holton. Thomas
Tobin, Thomas Beacon. Paul Como
CHAN. Barrett Anderson. John
Woodwork. John Ward and Theo-
dore Wagner. The music for the
dance will be furnished by the Rag
pickers' orchestra
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A regular meeting of the Epv orth
hospital board was held at the
Nurses home Monday afternoon
During the meeting plans were
made for the graduation eXer cises
and invitations were made ready To
send out. The exercises viii take
place May % al the First NJ r.
church The next regular meetinS
will be held June l. at the Nurses
home
Twenty eight couples attended tho
club last evening I'm the Rotary
room OF the oliver hotel. closing the
clubs dancinS season. MeSsick' $
orchestra furnished the music for
the evening The committee that
was in charge of the affair was com
posed Of A. T. Mecklenburg r. 5
DunDuCk and Delos NJ. Coeu.
Miss Helen NeuwOrth and Daniel
Leroy Painter we've quietly married
saturday evening at o'clock az the
baptist parsonage. Rev. e.. 4. Deck
or oniciated. Miss Neuwo nth was a
teacher I'm the Haley school Mr.
and Mrs. Painter viii be at home 10
their friends az ICES Lincoln way
W.
Mrs Harriet Sto,er. $50 W. Ma
varre ST.. was hostess Ia the Novel
club Monday evening The evening
was spent with story writing Re
freshments were served at the close
of the meeting Mrs Lawrence Ro-
mine. 40 North Shore dr.. will en-
terrain the club May IS
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The monthly social meeting of
the members Of the Woman's Col
Iege club viii be held at the home of
the club president. airs J. Dudley
Peterson. 10 Franklin pl Tuesday
afternoon. The executive members