South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-14
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS

favors.
Miss Luella Suchanek, s42 Mari
eta st. and Miss Helen Haslanger.
$50 -. Main ST, will be hostesses az
o'clock dinner this evening at the
Nicholson Inn. given In compliment
10 Miss Bertha Haslanger. whose
marriage 10 Paul Wagner Of Chicago
will take place this month. a color
scheme o. yellow and white. with
dafiodils centering the table. will be
used. Covers will be placed for 10.
p
A Z O'Clock dinner Will be given
BY members Of the Notre Dame
Press club at the Nicholson Inn this
evening. Pink roses will decorate
the table in the Japanese room and
there will be places for 16.
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A miscellaneous shower was
given Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
William Flagel and Mrs. Charles
Ivan. 1928 Blaine av.. compliment
ing Miss Bertha Haslanger. who is
TO be married this month The
house was prettily decorated with
sweet peas and smilaN A two
course luncheon vas served TO 10
guests who were the 1916 officers Of
the order of Eastern star. Miss
Haslanger received many beautiful
and useful gifts Miss Helen Has
LANCER and Miss Luella Suchanek
will entertain at a o'clock dinner
at the Nicholson Inn Saturday even
ing and Miss Elizabeth and Lena
Turner 80 Dayton ST., will enter
tain with a shower Monday evening
as compliment to Miss Haslan-
ger.
AIRS. G. -. Britton, 1911 +. Madi-
son ST.. was hostess TO a thimble
musical OF the Worth While circle
OF the First VI. +. church Friday
afternoon. Mrs. j. W. Rittinger told
an original story. solos we're render
ed by Mrs. T. c. Farley and Mrs.
Harry Barnes and George Lough
man gave a violin selection with &C
compartments on the piano by Miss
Elizabeth Asire. Refreshments we're
served. Fancy articles we're sold and
"A silver offering was taken. The
assisting hostesses were Mesdames
w. A. Fassnacht. r. u. Lloyd. j. Q.
Ames. r. c. Farley. IT. r. Dalton,
T. +. Coats. w. c. Wegner, and w.
p. Taylor.
Mrs. Samuel Fox. 319 y. Main St.
was hostess to the Missionary society
OF the First Presbyterian church
Friday afternoon. The assisting host
esses were Mrs. J. Fetter and Mrs
T. G. Koos Annual reports we're
heard. Mrs. ]. c.. Yeagley gave the
Presbyterian report and Mrs. c. A.
LippincOtt was in charge Of the de-
votiOnal exercises. Mrs. w. o. Will
Jams gave a sketch OF the lives Of
Robert Moffet and David Livingstone.
who were early missionaries to
Africa Miss Florence Butzbach rem
dered "A vocal solo. The society win
meet May 4, in the church parlors.
The second section OF the liter
ature department of the Progress
club met in the club rooms Fri
day afternoon Mrs. r. NJ. Morris
read several current poems and the
work for the ensuing year was dis
cussed. Plans have been made 10 fol-
low the outline of the Drama League
of America. The work will be the
modern drama which will he studied
comparatively and current poems
will also he a part OF the work. The
next meeting will be April p, when
an annual election OF officers will be
held and the annual tea will be
given.
.Irs p. T. Dreibelbis. 902 w. Col
fax av.. entertained the Wanita Sew
ing circle Friday afternoon. DR.. +.
G. Freyermuth gave patriotic talk
and extended an invitation 10 the
members OF the club TO be in the
PATRIOTS play. which will be given
April 20. The afternoon was spent
socially and with contests. Winners
i'm the contests were Mrs. Tina
Clarke and Mrs. Nellie Ettline. Re-
freshments were served. The club
VIII meet with Mrs. Martha Dreher
SO r. Keasey st, April 81,
Mrs. +. ]. Stauffer. EOS Dubail av.
entertained the Mayfiower club Fri
dav afternoon Five hundred was
the diversion OF the meeting OF which
there were three tables. Favors were
won by Mrs. otto Larson, Mrs. b. F
Tusing and Mrs +. +. Culver. A
dainty two course luncheon was
served Mrs. Martha Beach, 327 l.
William St. will be hostess to the
club April p.
An informal reception was giver
FOR the members and the prospect
i've members OF the Marian cluo
which was recently opened TO tn
Young Catholic business women o.
the city at 207 $. Scott St, FRIDAY
night. The rooms were prettily dec
GRATED with apple blossoms. Musi
and a social time was enjoyed. Re
freshments were served 10 rs girls
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The Ladies' Aid society OF tn
Westminster church met at the home
OF Mrs. Henry Learner. Sl2 Colder
av.. Friday afternoon. After shor
business meeting the afternoon wa
spent socially. Refreshments wer'
served The next meeting will be Ma!