South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-22

noon az an Orpheum party followed
by a tea at the Lexington tea rooms.
The table viii be decorated with
narcissi and covers viii be placed
for l.. Mrs. Louise Strauss OF De-
trOit. Mich. the house guest OF Mrs
Max Adler. 500 W. Lasale av. and
Mrs Gross Of Evansville, H., who
Is visiting her son. Lawrence Gross.
viii be out-Of-tOwn guests.
Miss Iva Hotzenpiuer. 216 S. Scott
ST. will be hostess this evening at
8 O'Clock dinner at the Nicholson
Inn. Covers will be laid for six and
the guests will include Mrs Ida F.
Miles, Mrs. Marian a. White. Mrs. J.
G. Hansen. Miss Blanche Mannix
and Miss Gladys Porter.
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Mr.. and Mrs Charles T. GOewey.
S51 Park av. will entertain the
members OF the Chaplin Park Card
club az dinner Friday evening at
the Lexington tea rooms. The guests
VIII number Is. Following the din
ner. the company will spend the
evening az five hundred at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Goewey
Mr. and Mrs W. o. Rennoe 53t
~ Main ST., announce the engage
ment OF their daughter. Miss Gene
We've Rennoe, 20 Russell IT. Menish.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Menish OF
Port Huron Mich. 40 date has been
set for the wedding.
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Section one OF the department Of
literature OF the Progress club
held it's regular Sneeting Wednesday
afternoon at the club rooms. Mrs.
w. w. Funk gave SOphOcles' "Oedi-
pus COlOneus' and Miss Helen
Pierce compared OedipUs and
Shakespeare King Lear During the
business meeting the following Of
ficers were elected: Chairman, Miss
Dorothea Kelly; vice chairman, Miss
Katherine Campbell; secretary. Miss
Minnie Adams. Because OF the
spring vacation the meeting OF the
department 20 have been held April
4. was postponed 10 April Il.
Mrs Gilbert A. Elliott. Riverside
dr.. was hostess 20 the members Of
the Woman's Literary club Wednes-
day afternoon. Edwin Milton Royle's
interesting book. Edwin Booth as
Knew Him" was reviewed enter
tainingly by Mrs. G.. y. Fassett. A
general discussion Of current plays
followed. During the informal hour
which completed the afternoon the
hostess served a delicious luncheon.
The club will be entertained April
l. by Mrs. Marshall Chaplin, Colfax
av.
Mrs. ". IT, Braman. f. Ewing
av.. entertained the Women's For
eign Missionary society OF Stull NJ. /
f. church Wednesday afternoon. /
Airs. &. A. Wiltfong was leader. Mrs. I
Vance Duncan discussed the text /
book and the Misses Olivia and /
Esther Duncan sang a duet Refresh |
nents were served after a pleasant |
social hour. Mrs. g. De Wachter. 22T /
Bowman st. will be hostess TO the /
society April is.
The Women's Home Missionary /
society OF Grace NJ. r. church /
met in the church parlors Wednes- /
by Mrs. Nettie Taylor. a paper, |
Following the Cross" was given by
Mrs Ira DE Moss, and Mrs. F. O. I
Jellison discussed "Redeeming the /
Southwest" Refreshme were I
served during the social hour The /
Mesdames George Gall. f. T. War |.
rick. Timothy Harts' in and II. c. /
Moore were hostesses. The next
meeting VIII be April IS.
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Members OF the Pythian Tea 10 (
the number of % enjoyed a social !
time and thimble Wednesday after /
noon at the X. of p hall. Dainty |
refreshments were served by the /
hostesses. Mrs. Charles Sperry, Mrs. /
j W Nikart and Mrs +. A. Rex |
ford The tea viii meet again April /
4. at the hall.
Hiss Mary Chaplin. 623 w Colfax
av.. was hostess 20 the Wednesday ]
club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. /
Rome c. Stephenson gave selections (
from Atlantic Classics" and current /
events were generally discussed. I
Dainty refreshments were served. I.
Mrs. Edward Chaplin. $50 Forest av., !
viii entertain the club March IS.
The NJ. c. club met al the home I
of Mrs N. c. Buckles 10 Marietta 4
ST. Wednesday afternoon. The time /
was spent socially with needlewOrk. +
4 dainty luncheon was served TO .
eight guests. Mrs. III. Gerard, 1115 +
$. Franklin St. will be hostess April /.
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Mrs William Nenner ia Wakawa /
ar. entertained a few friends infor- T
mally Wednesday afternoon In honor /
~ her mother. Mrs. Frank West /
cot OF Syracuse. y. Y, who is her .
guest
Mrs John Cissne. 721 Cottage f
Grove av., was hostess 20 the north +
section OF the :. 5. c. + OF the First .
Brethren church wednesday after
noon. The time was spent in sew
ing comfortables for sale 10 be .
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