South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-24

s. Carroll ST.. celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary Friday even
Ing. Twenty-Five guests were pres
ent and spent the evening inform
ally. Refreshments were enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Hartstein were the re-
cipients Of many silver gifts.
Mrs. 5. NJ. Clark. 1909 W Wash
ington av.. was pleasantly surprised
Friday evening by members Of the
Daughters OF POcahontas and their
husbands. the occasion being her
birthday anniversary. Games. con-
tests and nusic featured the even
ing's entertainment. Luncheon was
served Mrs. Clark was presented
with many gifts.
The Circle OF Service OF the First
Baptist church held a meeting Fri
Dag afternoon at the home OF Mrs
+. J. Smith, Z15 +. South ST. Twelve
were present Needle work featured
the afternoon and a dainty lunch
was served at its close The next
meeting will be held March % at
the home OF Mrs. j. II. GenOvely.
liz S. NOtre Dame 81.
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A birthday surprise party was
given Friday evening for Miss Elsie
+. Neitzel. $40 +. Keasey ST., by
company Of young people. The
guests were entertained with CON
tests and music. Favors were taken
by Miss Lillian Candy and Miss
Naomi Keller. Mrs. +. J. Neitzel
and Miss Beatrice Jones acted as
the hostesses. Dainty refreshments
were served. The honor guest was
remembered with a number of gifts.
Miss Alma Collmer. 412 s. Lafay-
cite ST., was hostess Saturday after
noon at a / O'Clock luncheon at the
Nicholson Inn. Covers were placed
for 10. dahodils marking the cen
ter Of the table.
Memb ers Of the South Bend Kin
dergarten Training school entertain
ed Thursday noon with luncheon at
the school for three Of the members
whose birthdays occurred on that
day. They were the Misses Clara
Brown. Nell Hewitt and Sarah
O'NeiH Covers were laid for nine.
\ color scheme OF red, white and
blJe in keeping with the season. was
maintained throughout in decoration
and In the luncheon. Dainty favors
in the shape Of hand painted cards
were given the guests Of honor. Be
sides the latter, those present were
Mrs Alma o. Ware and the Misses
Margaret Terry, Mable Stouffer.
Esther Edgren. Dorothy Reason and
Jane Wilkerson.
Members OF the Aid society of the
First Presbyterian church enjoyed a
birthday thimble" Friday afternoon
at the church parlors. About so were
present The program. which was
unusually interesting, consisted Of
vocal solos by Mrs. G. a Fulmer and
readings by Mrs. w. .. Williams.
Patriotic decorations were used eff
fectively. The remainder OF the day
was spent informally with light re-
freshments at its clo-r Next Tues
day. the members the society
viii spend at the Orphans home.
where they will sew. The next reg
ular meeting Of the society will be
held March 16. at the church. when
annual election of officers will take
place.
Mrs. F. ". Morse's circle Of the
Women's Auxiliary Of Westminster
Presbyterian church held its regular
monthly social Friday evening for
members and their husbands in the
church basement. The affair was in
the nature of an athletic party, var
iOus appropriate features adding 10
the enjoyment OF the evening. Per-
haps the most amusing was the
backward broom drill by the wom-
en-. Those i'm charge OF the affair
were Mrs. Clarence Palmer Mrs.
Bruce Gafu Mrs. Charles Geyer and
Mrs. D. G. Southworth. The society
will entertain in March at the church
parlors.
Fifty members of the Aid society
OF Quincy Street Baptist church
were entertained Friday afternoon
ny Mrs. George Enterline, SIS Cot
tage Grove av After business
meeting a brief program was en-
loved which consisted Of piano Sc
lections by the Misses Helen shut
terly and Idah Smith. and readings
by Miss Clarice Bowman. 4 light
luncheon was served by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs Ketter and Mrs.
Shutterly. Mrs. Johanna Uldin. 1907
Lincoln way F.. will be hostess 10
the society March %.
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Seven members Of the Penelope
club enjoyably surprised Mrs. w. NJ.
Hopper Of Bertrand Mich, former
Is "A member Of the club. Friday aft
ernoon at her home in Bertrand.
The afternoon was spent informally
with several musical selections by
Mrs. y. Kemmerly. Vocal solos were
contributed by Mrs. William Wen
rick. Mrs. w. NJ. Hopper and Mrs.
Peter Leveque. A delicious luncheon
was served by the hostess.
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The Pastors Aid society Of the
First Christian church held a gen
eraI meeting Friday afternoon at the
church. Twenty were present The