South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-20

Members Of the parish OF ST. Jo-
seph's Catholic church we're enter
tanned at pre-lenten party Mon
day evening az 81. Joseph's hall.
The affair, given BY the Holy Name
society. proved 20 be the most en-
joyable ever held by that Organiza-
ton. Colored lights and American
flags were used profusely for decor
ating the hall. Refreshments were
served. The committee in charge
included James Luther. Charles
Burns. Verne McCoffery and Frank
Schumacher.
Miss Nellie Whiteman. 213 Slower
CT, viii be hostess at a Juvenile
party" this evening. Guests will be
girls OF the Trinity Presbyterian
church. The assisting hostesses will
be Miss Pearl Rock and Jennie
Peske.
Mrs George o. Thurn, 1855 Port
age av.. was hostess 10 a few friends
at a delightful Washington's birth
day tea Tuesday afternoon from 3
o'clock 20 3, the affair compliment
ing Mrs. r. O.. Shafer Of Indianap-
oils. guest OF Mrs. G. G. Hanch. f.
Jefferson blvd. Tea was served at a
table daintily appointed in red and
white Mrs. F. n. Allen. Mrs. r. V.
MaUrer. Mrs. Claude Jackson and
Mrs. NJ. r. Kavanaugh poured. Mrs.
Shafer will return TO indianapolis
Wednesday evening.
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The W0man's College club gave a
tea Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
at the Lexington tea rooms Tea
was served 20 rs members at
daintily appointed table
One OF the most interesting meet
ings Of the season was held Monday
afternoon by the current events de-
partment OF the Progress club at
the club rooms. Airs. Walter Mues-
sci gave the principal discussion OF
the afternoon. Her paper was on
the Revolutions Wrought by Inven-
tons and embraced a large num-
Der OF topics. she spoke briefly on
the Developments from the first
roads TO present day facilities OF
travel other subjects touched on
under the general head were cloth
ing. the telegraph and it's many i'm
provements. mechanical implements.
methods Of warfare, ancient and
modern, the fine arts, medical sci
ence and surgery. Her paper.
which was an unusually graphic
and comprehensive one, was fol-
lowed by a round table discussion
by the members. on March Miss
Virginia Tut will give an address
on New Books" Election of Off
GERS will take place.
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Miss Freda Garten, 1915 Dubail
av.. entertained the members OF the
g. o. r. club at their regular meet
ins Monday evening. Election OF
cheers took place as follows: Pres
ident. Miss Margaret Heideman:
secretary, Miss Ruth Park; treas
urer. Miss Lucia SnOor After the
business meeting a program was
Eiven consisting of piano solos by
Miss SnoOr humorous reading by
Miss Gwendola Hill and guitar selec-
lions by Miss Garten. A delicious
luncheon was served late i'm the
evening. The club will meet March
- at the home OF Miss Hayacinth
Turner, 92S r. Dayton St
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Twenty-four members CT the Phil
athea class OF the Westminster Pres
hyterian church were delightfully."-
entertained Monday evening by Mrs.
Edward Beach. S12 Forest av. Mrs.
Reach was assisted by Miss NIaude
Eickford and Mrs. sophia Whitmer.
The regular business session was
followed by an Informal evening
spent pleasantly with music and
ether diversions A dainty lunch
con was served. Plans were made
for banquet which will be held
March >. the place 10 be decided on
later
The Junior SOC club met Sunday
evening at the home OF Miss Lucille
Witamyer. w. Lasalle av Music /
and cards formed the diversion. IA
vors in the latter being awarded 20 |
Miss Lillian Reading and Robert |
Huber. The club will meet March
with Lawrence Daveline. 1917 y. I
81. Peter ST.
st. Edwards court No. 1924. Cath |
Ollie order Of FOresters, gave its an
nual card party and charity bail at