South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-20

feature q color motif Of pink and
lavendar. candles and Cecil Brun-
ner roses being used with pleasing
effect. Miss Louise Studebaker will
assist the hostess in pouring. There
will be 50 guests.
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Invitations have been issued by
members OF the Jucundi Acti La
bores club for an informal Valentine
dancing party 20 be given on Friday.
Feb. 9 at sac O'Clock in the Far
mers' Trust hall Rag Pickers or
chestra will furnish music for the
program Of dances. The committee
in charge includes, Misses Bernice
HollOweH Harriet Rynkwich. Elsie
Meyes. and AR. and Mrs. J. l.
Pavel, Mr. and Mrs. T. r. Cass and
Mr.. and Mrs John Marcus
Mrs Jessie Rainier, 81 W Lasalle
av.. entertained a number Of friends
at her home Friday evening. There
were 20 guests present. The evening
was spent with games and music ans
James ROsdo Of Rhode Island, who
is visiting AZ the Rainier home gave
several clever representations and
vocal numbers. Luncheon was sery-
ed TO the guests
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The Brotherhood Bible class Of
Trinity Presbyterian church met
Friday evening in the church. Mat
ters Of interest were dis Used and
plans were made for a large meeting
on Friday Feb. g. The speaker and
program will be arranged later.
Miss Ruth Holmberg. 703 Mari
eta -. entertained II young peo-
pie at her home Friday evening as
"a farewell surprise on Miss Clara
Fauter. who is leaving Jan. IS for
an extended visit in California. The
evening was spent with games and
socially with refreshments marking
the close Miss Holmberg favored
with vocal numbers
The Christian Endeavor society Of
Trinity Presbyterian church was
pleasantly entertained at the home
Of Miss Pearl Rock. sos Z. Wayne
st. Friday evening. An evening OF
games and music was enjoyed and
short business session was held.
Plans were made for the Organiza-
ton of a dramatic club Of which
Miss Nelly Whitsman was chosen
leader. The guests numbered %.
Refreshments were served at the
close.
Mrs Dan Powers. 922 T. Cedar
St. was pleasantly surprised by
number of her friends Friday even
ing in celebration of her birthday
anniversary. The evening was spent
with games, music and dancing. A
luncheon was served late in the
evening with covers laid for IS
Among the guests was Arthur Sherry
of Winnipeg. Canada. Mrs. Powers
received many pretty gifts.
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Reports of the years work OF the
st. Joseph's Hospital Aid society
were presented at the monthly meet
ing Friday afternoon in St. Joseph's
hall. n. Hill St The report OF the
membership committee was especial
~ interesting. showing a largely in
crease in the list Of members. The
year was reported 10 be the most
successful in the history OF the or
ganization. New committees were
named for the various departments.
The social afternoon was devoted TO
card playing with refreshments.
Mrs. Albert Hauck was chairman of
committee on entertainment.
on Feb. 16. the society will en-
terrain its members and friends in
Place hall Colonial days will be
featured and dancing and cards will
be furnished for the entertainment
OF the guests.
Mrs l. r. Martin. 1925 Lincoln
way w. was hostess at a meeting OF
the Women's auxiliary OF the West
minister Presbyterian church Fri
day. Following the transaction OF
routine business a musical program
was furnished by Mrs. Bacon and
Miss Martin. who gave an instru-
mental number and by Mrs. limo
thy Shanafelt and Mrs. Martin. who
contributed vocal selections. Re
freshments were served after very
pleasant session. Mrs Charles a
Bacon and Mrs. Bowman assisted the
hostess. No place mas been announc-
ed for the meeting Feb 10.
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The Daughters Of the American
Revolution held their monthly meet
ing yesterday afternoon with Mrs
Herbert l. Smith, 10 n Lafayette
blvd. The Race Problem. was the
general topic for the day Mrs Mel
son l. Jones giving paper on
Booker T. Washington and His
Work; Mrs. T. J. Swantz presented
a paper on The Chinese and Jap
anese"; Mrs : j. CrumpaCker's
subject was The Indians Mrs
Charles W. Coen introduced the
topic. Forestry in Indiana" The
hostess was assisted BY Mrs. Charles
2 Francis. The annual meeting and
election OF officers will take place
Feb. Is at the home Of Ms. Samuel
D. Pettengiu SOS Riverside DIR.
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The Neighhorhood circle was en-
tertained by Mrs y. r. Ransberger.
1881 Allen st. Friday. The after
noon was spent informally with