South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-28

An engagement which IS to ne
formally announced during tho
Easter holidays is that OF Miss jean
nette Jude. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Jude, sOl r. Washington
av., 20 O.. Albert Macdonald. son Of
Mrs. j. r. Williams. 724 PORTAGE
as. Miss Jude has attended the
south Bend high school and is now
"a student at St Marys academy.
Mr.. Macdonald is a graduate OF the
local high school in the class OF '16
and is now vice president Of the
LampOrt Advertising company. The
wedding will probably take place
about the first Of June.
Mrs Ella Murphy. 515 :. St Jo-
seph ST., entertained II members Of
the Independent club Wednesday
afternoon. The afternoon was spent
socially. the award for the contest
held being won by Mrs. Hiram Pen
rod. In two weeks, Mrs. Jennie
Ward. COZ S. Fellows ST.. viii en-
terrain.
N1r. AMI Mrs Charles Betz, 426
LamOnte terrace. entertained with a
dinner Wednesday evening in honor
of Joseph Albert Betz, third class
gunner's mate. u. S. ~, who is here
on a Through. Covers were laid for
10. the decorations being carried
cut with Tags and flowers. Mr. Betz
will leave Saturday morning for
Grand Rapids. Mich. where he will
visit his sisters before leaving for
New York.
a meeting Of the Clay and Har-
lis Home Economies club devoted
20 the discussion OF cereals was
held Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. August Goehner Ed
harrisburg I'd. The members re-
sponded 10 roll call by naming their
favorite breakfast foods Corn
Breakfast Foods" was the subject Of
paper read by Mrs. Arthur Rup-
ley. Mrs. Dell Nace presented a
paper on Wheat As a Breakfast
Food" Mrs. John Vanness in her
PAPER discussed "Oats, Barley and
Rye" A reading, The Wheat, "
from The Octopus by Frank Mo-
ris. was given by Mrs. Roy Mace.
The members have decided to in
vest 500 in Liberty bonds during
the next drive Mrs. Charles Full
Ter, Edwardsburg rd.. viii be host
ess TO the members on April 10.
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Mrs Jacob Dibler, 126 f. Sample
St. entertained members of the
Centennial club at an all-day session
Wednesday. Al noon dinner was
served 10 eight at a table. the cen
terpiece OF which was an attractive
com bination OF the flags of the
allied nations and carnations. In
"a contest which was held during the
afternoon the favor was won by
Mrs Edward Weaver. Several pa
triotic songs were given by Mrs. =.
l.. Essex. In two weeks the mem
beers will be entertained by Mrs.
John p. Gully, 2OS f. Sample st.
Private Ecgar Powers or Camp
Shelby. Miss. was guest Of honor at
o'clock dinner given Wednesday
night by Mr. and Mrs Bert Smith,
1116 r Madison ST. There were 10
guests. Private Powers, who is visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. F..
Powers 922 r. Cedar ST.. was also
honor guest at a dinner party given
Tuesday night by Mr. and Mrs. ID. Z.
Eaton. 423 y. Francis st. Private
Powers will return to Camp Shelby
sunday.
My Home i'm the Field of Hon
oI" by Frances Wilson Huard. was
the subject Of a most interesting
review given by Mrs W. W Funk
al the meeting Of the literature and
drahatic art department of the
South Bend Woman's club which
was held i'm the club rooms We'd
nesday afternoon. Mrs ID. * Spit
Ter and Mrs. r. @. Sackett viii have
charge of the program TO be pre-
scented on April 10.
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Members OF the Guiding Lights
class OF Grace NJ. r. church were
-uestS at a patriotic supper given
Tuesday night by Miss Anna Mathia
1921 Miami St Following dis
cussion Of Red Cross work the
evening week TO that work. Mis-
Bonnie BulHner. Lincoln way f.
viii be nostess to the members or
Npril 10
Mrs. Charles Bloom 219 r. south
ST.. was hostess Wednesday after
uoon To 90 memb ers of the fourth
section OF the Pastors Aid society