South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-25
RIVER PARK

Miss Susie DeLong. s Nineteenth
st. entertained a number of Misha-
Waka friends Wednesday afternoon
and evening. Dinner was served at
$50 o'clock. and the evening was
spent informally. Several instru-
mental and vocal mum oers were rem
dered during the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilt. y. Ninth
ST.. entertained at . o'clock dinner
Wednesday evening. Covers We're
placed for 10. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs Frank Smith and
Miss Norma Cordell OF SturgIs.
Mich. and the Misses Vina and Myra
McGown OF Mishawaka.
Miss Jennie Clayton of Chicago,
Who is visiting South Bend and River
Park friends. viii be guest OF honor
at a Z o'clock dinner given today by
Miss Mela Davenport and Miss Mary
Read at the home of Miss Daven-
port. southwest Of here Covers viii
he laid for 10. Mrs. T. L. Miller of
South Bend will entertain Friday
evening in honor of Miss Clayton
Members of the Ladies' Aid society
Of the NJ. F. church met Wednesday
at the Red Cross headquarters and
made surgical dressings and sewed
on hospital supplies. The regular
business meeting of the society Will
be held Aug. /. with Mrs. John
David. Mishawaka av.
The annual Sunday school picnic
Of the Free Methodist church Will
be held st Battell park Mishawaka,
Aug. 10. A program of outdoor
stunts is being prepared by the COM
mittee
A business meeting Of the River
Park and Mishawaka circle will be
held Friday evening at the Free
Methodist church in Mishawaka.
Rev. 3. F. Hitchcock will have
charge Of the meeting. Important
business will be transacted, and dele
gates will be elected TO attend the
annual conference OF the church,
which will be held at Spring Arbor,
Mich, Aug. IS
Mr.. and Mrs. Pippinger, y. Sixth
81, have received word that their
son, Cpl. Arthur Pippinger, has ar
rived safely overseas. Mr.. Pippinger
enlisted last December IN the motor
mechanics signal corps, and has
been in training al Camp Green,
North Carolina.
cpl Harry Penrod, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Hiram Penrod. Mishawaka av.,
is now located at Camp Hancock.
Ga
Mrs. George Fetters Is recoN erlng
from d weeks illness.
Miss Irene Harris Of Goshen Ind.
is here for a few days visit with
friends and relatives
The condition OF John Hartman,
y. Seventh ST, remains unchanged.
Mr. Hartman. who is we'll known in
south Bend and surrounding towns.
passed his s9rd birthday anniversary
Wednesday.
AIRS r. Slough, ninth ST. and
daughter Miss Jennie Slough, as
sistant superintendent OF the Rescue
Mission OF Evansville Inc, who Is
here spending her summer vacation.
spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.
s c. Slough At Elkhart.
Mrs Charles Kellogg OF Kingsbury,
Ind, is here for visit with her son,
d. p kellogg. Mishawaka av.
Charles Matsolf. who has been
spending a few days with his family,
y Nintesnth st. has returned 20
Akron. O.. where ne Is employed
Nj and Mrs. n. Q Ream have re-
turned 20 sturgis Mich. after a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs 5. 9. Judson.
MishaWaka aV.
Otte Dice mas returned 20 Chicago
after a brief visit with his parents,
I Mr. and Ms. WILDER Dice. Misha-
wska av
Mrs. WILDER Smith. Seventh St.
who submitted 20 an operation two
weeks ago. rs very much improved.
Donald little son Of SIR. and Mrs
/ George Csbb. S Eighth ST. submit
ted 10 an operation fOr appendicitis