South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-09

Mrs. Walter X sherman. 31g
HOratio CT. entertained a small com
pany at delightful tea Friday
afternoon. The affair complmented
Mrs. W. g. Hanson. who will leave
soon for indianapolis where she will
make her home. Several parties
have been planned for Mrs. Hanson,
among them a luncheon TO be given
~ Miss Isabelle Kennedy Saturday
and on Monday the art department
or the Progress club viii entertain
with a luncheon at the Lexington
tea rooms.
Mrs George Secor. 207 vs.. Marion
St was hostess 10 the Eureka club
Thursday Members enjoyed the
afternoon with needlework and
dainty refreshments were served.
The club will meet Feb. % at the
home OF Mrs. r Gilman, Lincoln
way, w.
Complimenung Miss Helen Daugh-
erty and Or. r. l.. Sensenich whose
engagement was recently announced.
tanned Thursday evening with a de-
lightful o'clock dinner Covers
were laid for IA at a table bearing
white roses and silver candlesticks.
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China was the topic for discussion
Thursday afternoon at the regular
81 Getting OF the Women's Home AMI
Foreign Missionary societies Of the
Trinity Presbyterian church The So
cieties met with Mrs. J. 9. Verman-
de. SIP r. Washington av.. who was
assisted in entertaining by the Mes
DANES u u. Munro. J. Whiteman
and W A. Barr. Devotional exercises
were led by Mrs. Charles Decker.
while Mrs a. A. Alderman had
charge Of the discussion. Mrs. w G..
Wegner gave two interesting selec-
tiOns from Dunbar, the NegrO-dia-
lect poet and the Rev Mr. Shierey of
Fort Wayne gave a talk or Mission
AIRY Work in Hawaii" social hour
followed with refreshments served
to &c guests On March &. Mrs. A.
Weinberg. S24 f. Wayne s., will en-
terrain the societies.
Miss L. 3. Covert of Brandon
Durrell's was pleasantly surprised by
the young women Of the suit depart
ment OF the store at her home. 613
Lindsey St. Wednesday evening, the
occasion being her birthday ami
yersary. Games. contests and music
and a classic dance by Miss Emma
Baville were features Of the even
Ing. A four course supper was serv-
ed. the table decorations suggesting
q color scheme of red and white with
ar empire basket Of roses I'm the cen
ter. Mrs. J. T. HeltOn acted as toast
mistress with responses by the other
guests. Covers were placed for 20.
Mrs. Dillon Of Chicago was present
from out Of the city The honor
guest was remembered with several
beautiful gifts
An all day meeting Of the Aid
society OF the First Church Of the
brethren was held Thursday at the
church parlOrs. A business meeting
was held during the forenoon and
at noon dinner was served TO 4C
members and guests. among whom
were the Rev. Mr.. Robinson. Rev
l.. George, W. Derber, Harrison
Stanley and ]. r. Kelley Devotional
exercises were led by Mrs. tt. w
Kreighbaum. The afternoon was
spent with sewing. quilting and the
knotting Of cOmforters. The society
viii hold an all day meeting at the
church March s.
'Tschaikowsky's Contemporaries
was the subject of a paper by Mrs
i. p. Nicely, given before the mem
hers OF the music department Of the
Progress club at its regular meeting
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. w. r. Nc
Glothlin followed with an interesting
paper on the idiosyncrasies of the
musician. Current events were read
by Mrs. NJ. r. Keegan.
delightful musical program wa.
given under the direction Of Mrs. c
=. Drupmond. IL consisted OF the
following: "HumOreS1ue". played 10y
Miss VeTniCe Elbel. solo. None Blu
the Lonely Heart. Mrs. Walter
Bryan, accompanied by Miss Mabe
Bartlett: violin selections by Mis-.
Vida Shonts, accompanied by Mrs
Roland WitweT; solos. Chant d.
Automne" and Whether DAY
Dawns." by Mrs. Grace Fink Davis
accompanied by Mrs. Glen Cover
The department will meet Feb. Is a
the club rooms
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The G. W. 3. NJ. OF the First Chris
tian church met Thursday afternoon