South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-28

Miss Helen Haughton. $50 W.
Washington av., will be hostess AT a
1880 o'clock dinner this evening at
the Country club, given for Miss
Helen Davies and Lieut. Neil Y.
Robertson. whose marriage will take
place tomorrow evening. This marks
the last Of the many pre-nuptiaI.
affairs that have been held during
the past week complimenting Miss
Davies and Lieut. Robertson. Table
decorations will be carried out in
military effect. with the use OF
American, French and English flags
and our national coloTs employed
IN a number OF novel arrangements.
Thirty guests viii be present at the
dinner. among them being W. o.
Davies, father OF Miss Davies who
has returned 70 attend the wedding
from camp Shelby. at Hattiesburg.
Miss, where he IS engaged In Y NJ
e. A. work. other out-0f-town guests
present will be Mr. and Mrs. George
Davies Mr.. and Mrs Warren Davies
and Mrs. r. Clarke. all OF Chicago
and Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Ibach Of
Hammond
Miss Kathryn Carlisle Of Carlisle
house. Tippecanoe pl.. entertained
with a o'clock dinner Thursday
evening at the Country club, honor
ing Miss Davies and Lieut.. Robert
son. Covers were laid for %.
The second OF the Red Gross teas
given on Thursday afternoons In the
housekeeping rooms at the high
school was we'll attended. Brown
bread sandwiches we're served with
the tea and color scheme Of yellow
and white was carried out in the
decorations.
Mrs. Hans Anderson. 500 Laporte
av.. was hostess at "A thimble Thurs
day afternoon at her home. with
Mrs Clarence Williams. Mrs. Hulda
Anderson. Mrs Hans Cortz and
Mrs William Matthews as assistant
hostesses. During the afternoon,
piano selections were given by Mrs
Edward Motifs Miss Mildred Hell
mick OF Buchanan. and little Miss
Alice Anderson. Mrs Jacob Zerby
Of River Park entertained with
readings, and Mrs. Herbert Anderson
sang. The house was decorated with
asters. A luncheon was served at
the close OF the afternoon. Out-Of-
town guests were Mrs. Joseph Collier
Of Hoffman. y. Y, Mrs. Lyle Hub
bard OF Rock Island Ill. and Miss
Mildred Helmick of Buchanan.
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Members OF the Centennial club
met Thursday afternoon at the home
90 a
8v Mrs. John T. Gully and Mrs.
Charles won favors for contests
which were held during the meeting
Refreshments were served TO u.
Mrs A. Books. 216 +. Sample St.
will entertain the members in two
weeks.
Mrs. G. ". Phillips. no Column
hia ST. was hostess 10 the members
n the Thursday club Thursday
-vening at New England supper.
husbands Of the members were the
guests. supper was served in pic
mic style 10 as guests. During the
evening pictures were shown by
Harry Freyermuth on a screen in
connection with the work 20 be taken
up by the club. At the afternoon
meeting Mrs. Marshel Hughes read
paper on the most famous road in
America. located between Lexington
and Concord Music was given by
Miss Esther Fulton and Miss Eula
Bridge cecil Waltz and
Francis Pyle. The committee in
charge OF the affair included Mrs r
q. Freyermuth. Mrs. O. +. Stevens
were carried i'm the club cOlors, yell
low and green. In two weeks the
club viii meet with Mrs Charles
Miller. :. Carroll st.
Officers for the coming year were
elected at the monthly meeting of
the Ladies Aid society of Grace
Evangelical church Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. William
Worm e33 " Walnut st. Mrs. Will
liam WerntZ was elected president
Mrs Frank shade. vice president;
Mrs. v w Fielder, secretary; Mrs.
Herbert Fuerbringer and Mrs.
Worm were appointed on the
1lower committee: Mrs. d. Beckley
chairman OF the purchasing com
mittee; Mrs Ashbaugh. Mrs. y.
Crothers and Mrs. Charles Tridle
were appointed members OF the sick
committed Plans for the bazaar and
penny supper. which will be held
oct. -. were completed Refresh
ments were served. The next meet
ing viii he held oct 5 at the home
OF Mrs. George Devine, sos y. Allen
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