South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-24

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take place Wednesday. June ..
Covers were placed for 2
A number Of other affairs have
been planned for Miss Place before
her marriage. Mrs NJ G.. Staley.
1885 Woodward av., will entertain
Tuesday afternoon Of next week for
Il guests: Mrs. Joseph SlOuchur
viii be hostess AT an affair on Wed
nesday; Miss Irma Colimer. 412 s.
Lafayette blvd. will entertain on
Thursday. and Miss Florence Ream-
er. $40 S. Main ST, on Saturday
Mrs. Bruce Dixon Of MishaWaka
entertained a few friends at the
%icholson Inn Thursday at a noon
luncheon. Tulips were used TO dec
crate the table.
Miss Beatrice Entzian. 1885 :. La [
fayette blvd. entertained the mem
hers OF the Guiding Lights class Of
the Grace W. +. church Wednesday
evening at her home. After bust
ness hour. the guests enjoyed con
tests which we're won hy Miss Cath
crime Brakeman and Miss Pearl Sc
ward. Miss Marsaret Boles, 613
Carroll St will entertain the class
at the next meeting. she will be as
sisted by Miss Mildred Smith.
Miss Dorothy Brugger entertained
members OF the Phi sigma sorority
at her home. 999 W. COlfax av.,
Wednesday evening at their regular
business and social evening, during
which the hostess served refresh
ments.
Roll call was answered with quo
tations beginning with IA at the
meeting OF the clay and Harris
Home Economic club Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. +.
Casey OF the Edwardsburg I'd. Mrs.
Arthur Taylor read chapter seven
OF the life of Ellen II. Richards.
Those attending the most meetings
Of the year were. Mrs. II. Longley
and Miss Mary Casey; cuts were
taken and the prize was awarded 20
Miss Casey. Miss Maude Gray gave
a reading on The Prodigy of the
High Cost of Living. and readings
were also given by Mrs. Grant Miller
and Mrs r. II. Fickenscher. officers
for the ensuing year were elected:
Mrs. John Van Ness, president; Mrs.
John Chearhart, vice president; Miss
Maude Gray secretary; Miss Mary
Casey. treasurer. The club will
meet with Mrs. Grant Miller. Ed
harrisburg rd., June 20.
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Mrs. J. r. Hill was chosen presi-
dent Of the Lafayette thimble for
the coming year. at a meeting at
he nome of Mrs. w. r. Hinkle.
1885 Portage av.. Wednesday aft
ernoOn. Mrs. Frank Hauck was elect
| ed vice president. and Mrs. Samuel
e Rockstroh will be secretary treas
urer for the coming year. After the
business meeting Mrs. W. w. Funk
spoke 10 the members on the New
Constitution and the Importance of
Registration. Refreshments were
served after a social hour Mrs. John
Inwood. 511 s Main ST.. will be host
ess TO the members at the next
meeting June 8
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected at the fnal meeting OF the
North Side Culture club Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Charles Francis 1887 Riverside or.
Mrs. Lewis NJ Hammerschmidt was
chosen president; Mrs $ Nj. Leck,
vice president: Mrs. Lloyd +. Green
an secretary; Mrs. r. g. KOos, treas
urer. Mrs. s. J. Crumpacker review
ed Gibson's Master Builders. Mrs
FIoyd Deahl told OF the history of
Norway during the Goth century.
Refreshments were served after the
business meeting
Eleven mem bcrs and two guests
were present az the regular meet
Ing Of the independent club Wed
nesday afternoon which was held
with Mrs. John Hagey. 627 LinCola
way +. Favors for the contests
we're awarded To Mrs. George FOw-
ders and Mrs John Shae. Selections
from the victrola we're enjoyed after
which refreshments were served.
Mrs Edgar VanderhOof AIS f.
south ST. will be hostess 20 the club
June Is.
Members OF the W. c. sunshine
club we're entertained Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. George Biel. 72$
sherman av. Contests and a social
time we're the afternoon diversions.
Favors were awarded 10 Mrs. q.
Price Mrs. ]. Bowen and Mrs. y.
Zeisler. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. J. \ Taylor, 1117 +. Sorin st.
will be hostess 20 the members June
s.
An all day meeting Of the fourth
section OF the Pastors Aid society
81 the First Christian church was
held with Mrs. IT. ". Miner $50
Main St. Wednesday. The day was
spent with sewing for the church
and n basket dinner was served at
noon with light refreshments serv-
cd at the close Of the afternoon.
The society will meet In one month
for the Lext regular meeting
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Nor,h hers OF the Eldeen club en-