South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-27

av-, VIII be hostess this evening a.
thlmble given as a courtesy %
Miss sylvia kreider, whose marriage
10 Joseph j.. Neff viii take place
April 10. The guests will be mem
hers OF the Woman's Dining club. y
luncheon viii be served TO IS. The
table decorations viii be carried out
Is the use Of pink roses as a center
piece surrounded by pink candles IN
silver holders.
Miss Helen Mooney. who viii
leave shortly for Washington. y. G q.
where sEe will work IN the war ord
nance department was the honor
guest at "a dinner party given in the
Lexington tea room Tuesday even
ing by teachers OF the Perley school.
Covers were laid for IA guests at a
table decorated with silken flags Of
the allied nations.
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a birthday surprise party was
given Mrs. John II. Homer, 705 Z.
Madison ST., Tuesday afternoon By
20 friends. Cards were the diver
sion OF the afternoon. The favors
were won by Mrs. Paul ThielSa,
Mrs William Squint and Mrs HUI
Lert Archambeault.
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The Red Cross auxiliary of the
Pythian Past Chiefs association met
with Mrs. Lewis Berger. 1113 Lin
coin way w. Tuesday afternoon.
The next regular meeting will be
held in one week at the home Of
Mrs o. w. Williams. 1914 S. Mich
gan ST.
Miss Hattie Fee. daughter Of w.
F. Fee, 213 r. Calvert St, AMI
Charles +. Giles. Z. Calvert St, were
married at 1890 o'clock Tuesday
morning in the parsonage Of the
First Brethren church. Rev. G.. w.
Rench officiating. Mrs. Schuyler
Trittipo. a sister Of the bride, was
the only attendant Mr.. and Mrs
Giles left on "a short wedding trip
and upon their return will reside in
South Bend.
Mrs. Charles Cleis was hostess
Tuesday afternoon TO so members
OF the north section Of the WOm-
ans league Of the First NJ l..
church at the home of Mrs. r. z.
Moore. 32S n. Michigan st. Assistant
hOstesses were Mrs MyrOn Camp
bell Mrs. r. G. Cotton, Mrs. Jennie
Ruthford. Miss Matilda Yoder, Mrs.
j. w. Kemper, Mrs. Henry L. Da-
Wis. Mrs. Sarah Mack. and Mrs.
Anna Larrabee A lengthy talk on
the war chest was given by J. S.
MCGOWAN, principal Of the high
school Mrs. Donald K. Stephen
son. accompa aied by Miss May Bar
rett. gave several vocal solos. Three
readings were presented by Mrs.
Wagner. Daffodils were used in
the house decorations and were also
given as the guest favors. The next
meeting will be held on April %,
the hostess to be announced later.
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meeting of the nature study
department of the Progress club
was held in the club rooms Tues
dav afternoon The members en-
gagged i'm a round table discussion of
The Natural Enemies OF Birds"
chapter from the book. wild
Bird Guests by Ernest Harold
Daynes. Plans were completed at
this meeting for the program to
he presented by the department at
the general club meeting Saturday
afternoon. Joseph Howard Dodson
OF Kankakee, H., originator and
builder Of the Dodson bird houses.
will deliver a lecture. How TO At
tract Song Birds About the Home"
al that time Mrs. II. o Kimble
will have charge of the program at
the regular department meeting TO
be held in two weeks.
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The regular monthly busin ess
meeting of the Womans Dining
club was held in the war savings
room OF he oliver annex Tuesday
night. Mrs Harry a. Engman told
Of the need of teachers in the surgi
cal dressings department and as a
result Il members volunteered 20
join "a class in the work. The mem
bers Of the club will have charge
OF the booths at which the Liberty
bonds will be sold on Liberty day.
April 6. The next business meet
ing wilt be held on April 9.
'The Psychology OF Art and Lit
erature'' was the subject OF "a paper
given by Mrs Lem ]. Dare, at the
meeting OF the practical psychology
department OF the South Bend
Woman's club held Tuesday after
noon in the club rooms. on April 9
THE Psychology of Nations and
social Science" viii be discussed in
"a paper To he presented by Mrs.
Thomas r. DUNCAN.
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a combined Easter prayer serv-
ice and meeting OF the Woman's