South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-27

Mrs. ]. r. Chappen. 924 Olive st.
was hostess 10 the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of the Quincy Street Baptist
church Friday afternoon. After the
business session a short prayer ser
vice was held. Following this a
program was rendered, consisting Of
piano solo by Miss Helen Shet-
terry. a reading 10y Miss Bernice
Carr and a vocal duet by Foster and
Everett Enterline The next meet
ing vii be held Feb. q at the home
Of Mrs George Enterline. Cottage
Grove av.
The Circle OF Service of the First
Baptist church held a meeting Fri
day afternoon AT the home of Mrs
Alvin HOds0n. 615 s. St. Joseph St
After a short business session the
remainder OF the afternoon was
spent socially. Refreshments were
served. The next meeting will be
held Feb. %.
The last Of the prenatal affairs
10 members of the Hillier-Gin
bridal party was an attractive din
ner given by Mrs. Martha Hitler,
11O4 s. Michigan 81. Friday even
ing. Covers were placed for 80 at
small tables. a color note Of pink
was chosen for the appointments. d
French basket OF sweet peas and
The candles shaded in pink gracing
the tables
Francis Jones. son of Mr. and Mrs
Vitus l.. Jones' 80 S Franklin st.
will be host 10 IA guests Saturday
afternoon at an Orpheum party fol-
lowed by luncheon at the Nicholson
Inn. the affair celebrating his birth
day anniversary. A basket Of mar
cissuses formed the table decora-
tions.
A card party and dance that far
surpassed any previous event of the
club was given last evening in the
American hall by the Catholic WOm-
ans club. The affair opened at
o'clock for the card players. Tables
We're arranged in the outer room
for 800" and pedro. A very de-
manu- nA III UEl eLAAA VI udAtCE1 was AuI-
Dished by Haerens' orchestra and
during the course Of the evening
light refreshments were served.
The following committees mad
charge OF the affair: Tables and
cards Mrs 1. w. Lower. Miss
Marian Madden and Mrs William
Cassidy; reception, Mrs. d. McKin-
ley, Mrs. William Des Jardins, Mrs.
Dominic Woodwork. Mrs. c. NJ.
ButterwOrth. Mrs. A. G. Graham,
Mrs William L. BenitZ and Mrs. w.
ID. O'Brien; decorations Mrs. b.
Hagerty. Mrs. W. G. CrabiIl, Miss
Sarah O'Neill. Mrs. A. p. Perley and
Mrs. g. VI. ButterwOrth; prizes, Mrs.
W. G. Crabill and Mrs. Dominic
Woodwork; music. Mrs. ID. l. Gull
fOyle and Miss Sarah O'Neill; dance,
Mrs. Flora S. Guthrie. Miss Jose
phine Callahan, Miss Genevieve
Winkler; cards. Mrs Mary Flana-
gan. Mrs. Mary Garner. Mrs. Jacob
Leckner. Mrs. William Probasco.
Mrs Frank c. Toepp, Mrs. James
Tracy, Mrs. Anna Wahlan and Mrs.
Thomas J. Dehey.
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Mrs. Olive Ray. Mrs. Catherine
RusswOrm and Mrs. ElinOr Kimb
entertained members of the Norman
Eddy Sewing circle in the c. A. r.
hall Friday afternoon The members
responded to roll sail with quota
tons from Mckinley and Mrs. Ger
rude Matthews gave his favorite
hymn. Lead Kindly Light" Miss
trace Hall favored with several in
strumental numbe Refreshments
marked the close of the afternoon.
There were 80 members and a few
guests present. At the next meeting.
Feb. 9. at the home Of Mrs. Rebeka
Martin. 216 :. Scott St. the mem
oers will observe the anniversary
II Lincoln's birthday
Mrs Mary Chelminiak. 509 Cleve-
land av, was hostess to members of
he Lucky Thirteen club Friday aft
srnoon. There were three tables at
cards. Mrs f. f Culver, Mrs b. f.
rusing and Mrs. Park Rhodes win
ming the honors. A three course
luncheon marked the afternoons
close. The club viii meet Feb. 9 with
Mrs. Martin Beach. 327 1-2 S. Will
am ST.
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Mr. and Mrs Charles Nickery.
9l6 Riverside dr., entertained mem
bers OF the Chaplin Park club with
dinner Friday evening at the
Nicholson Inn. Narcissuses and jon
luus made the table attractive. Gov
ers were placed for p Following
the dinner cards were featured for
the remainder of the evening.
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The Advance circle members We're
entertained Friday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. ]. Nugeut 62S Cush-