South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-06

MISS Mary Schneider, SIS Park
av.. will be hostess this evening at
$50 O'Clock dinner. given in compli-
ment 90 the Misses Elizabeth Long
ley and Katherine CoOney, students
az St Mary's academy, who are
home for the spring vacation. Spring
flowers made the table attractive
and covers were laid for nine.
Thursday evening. Miss Doris
Campbell. 1907 Riverside dr.. enter
tanned for Miss LongIey and Miss
COoney with a dinner party at which
covers we're placed for IL.
Guest night for membe Of the
Impromptu club was observed
Thursday at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. +. w. Morse. $40 Rex St Mrs.
j. l. Turner. president OF the club.
gave the address OF welcome. and
during the evening Miss Bertha
Adelsperger. principal OF the Haley
school gave an interesting talk on
Foreign Child In our Public
Schools" Musical numbers were
also given by Sidney Morse and
Grace Hoffman. violinists, and Mr..
and Mrs Morse so1oists. The re-
freshments table was centered with
danodils and tulips, about which
were grouped yellow candles in
crystal holders. The club coIors of
gold and white were suggested in
the decorations OF the home. After
dinner talks were given by William
Happ. +. B. Barnes, Ryell T. Miller
and c. ~ Pollock.
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Celebrating their birthday ami
versaries, Miss Janet Beroth, 1915
California av.. and Miss Anna Par
ker. 9f4 Leland av., will entertain
a company Of Is guests this after
noon at the latter's home. Light re-
freshments viii be served at the
close Of the informal afternoon.
Contests will be featured. Among
the guests Of the day will be the
Misses Helene Westervelt, Genevieve
Shidler. Gladys Nelson, Alice Orvis,
Phoebe BerOth. Ruth Orvis, Eleanor
Judd. Ruth Mann, Clarice Bowman.
Esther Beaudry, Catherine Grimm,
Marie Windbigler. Dorothea Snyder
and Cecilia Burke.
Mrs a. d. Baker, 726 W. Wash
ington av.. entertained at 1 O'Clock
luncheon Thursday afternoon in
compliment 10 Miss Helen Daugh-
erty. who will be married Tuesday
to DR.. r. l.. Sensenick.
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The G. w. 3. NJ. Of the First
Christian church met at the church
Tor an all day meeting Thursday.
Mrs. g. DuComb presided at the
meeting Mrs. John Mitchell gave a
paper on the Five Year Campaign;
Mrs. Miner spoke of the Work Of
the c. W. b. NJ. in the Field; Mrs.
Odell gave the Mission OF the
church.: Mrs. Charles Bloom talked
ON Our Resources; Mrs. Fred Butz
poke or The influence of the G. w.
-. NJ. in the Church," Mrs. +. w.
TAYLOR gave talk on "The Work
Accomplished in the Home and For
eign Fields" Mrs. j. NJ. Alexander
.poke Of The Every Woman Can
Nassr. and Rev. !. NJ Alexander told
of The Men and Millions Move
ment'. Mrs. J. NJ. Alderman told Of
the History and Origin OF the
christian woman's Board of Mis-
sion. A picnic dinner was served
at noon. Palms and spring flowers
We're the decorations.
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The Roseland Economic club met
sat the UHery schOOlhouse Thursday
for an all day meeting. In the
morning DR.. Helen Murray talked
on Child Welfare" During the
afternoon meeting Prof. Boyle Of
Purdue university spoke on How
10 Improve the School Grounds q"
Dinner vas served at noon 20 30.
with me table decorated in keeping
with Easter. The hostesses were
Mrs Christian Houseman and Mrs.
Webster. An all day meeting with
"a thimble in the afternoon will be
given April p at the Ullery school
house
The Ladies' Aid and women's
Home Missionary societies OF the
First Evangelical church met at
the home OF Mrs. Edward Luther.
1112 Hauey av., Thursday after
noon. Miss Alma Schultz gave a
talk on the missionaries of Japan.
Refreshments were served. The
out Of town guests were Mrs. Julian
PretoriOus and children OF Elkhart,
also Mrs. Tillie Henry and daugh-
ter OF Chicago. Mrs. Ernest Miller.
81 r. Keasey St, will entertain the
society May 3.
The Twin City Sewing circle was
entertained at the home OF Mrs W
&. Herzog. $50 f. Third St, Mish-
awake Thursday afternoon. Con
tests and social time were the Iii
versions OF the meeting Favors
were won Oy Mrs. c.. o. Snyder
Mrs. George Dressler. Mrs. John
Kotz and Mrs l. f. Carpenter. Re
freshments were served. Mrs. c.
Compton. f. Broadway. Mishawaka
will be hostess 10 the club April 10
The husbands OF the members viii
give a party April g at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Kinscherff
Bowman st,
The fifth section Of the Ladies
Aid society OF the Grace NJ. r