South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-13

A Joint party he the nature Of q
Valentine dance was given by MEM
bers Of the Mary Ann and the
Studebaker clubs Tuesday evening
IN the Studebaker administration
buildings Attractive decorations
suggestive Of the occasion were used
about the hall, the effect being Sc
cured through the use OF paper
hearts and red ribbons festooned
from the chandeliers Messick's fun
orchestra played the program OF
dances in which SO couples partici
pated. A feature Of the evening
was awarded 10 Miss Helen Martin
dale and Horace Gense OF the Great
Lakes Naval Training school This
dance was one Of series OF Joint
affairs which are 10 he given
throughout the year by the two or
mutations.
IN celebration Of the en- birth
de,y anniversary OF their daughter.
Marian. Mr. and Airs. George 7.
RemmO. 32G n. Notre Dame av..
entertained 30 children ON Tuesday
afternoon from until o'clock
An afternoon of music and games
VS. enjoyed. Miss Josephine Rei5er
and Miss Edith ArcnambeauIt being
awarded ftvors a three-course
lunch was served at table CEN
tered with candle decorated birth
day cake.
Mrs T. T. Berger. Haney av.
entertained members of the
Women's Bible class Red Cross aux
Hilary. No. 5S. Of the First Church
IL the Brethren Tuesday afternoon.
The afternoon was devoted 10 sew
Ing and knitting The officers of
the auxiliary include Mrs Iowa
Borough chairman. Mrs l.. Ches-
ter. assistant chairman and Mrs.
@. %. W0lford. secretary. treasurer
and press reporter. The members
viii meet i'm one week at the Red
Cross headquarters.
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Members OF the Women's Home
Missionary society of St PauIs NJ.
r. church met Tuesday afternoon
521 Blaine av An interesting pro-
gram was presented at this meet
ing. which was exceptionally we'll
attended. Mrs l. W Sibrel who
had charge OF the program for the
afternoon. presented a paper Home
Mission Movement" from the book.
Missionary Milestones' Mrs. C.. IA.
Smoke read paper "AIaska's Today
and Tomorrow and Mrs. J. W. KEEL
Ter discussed how 10 interest others
in home missions. Little Miss Mary
Williams entertained with Little
Orphan Annie's Tales Of War" Rev.
James L. Gardiner addressed the
members briefly on 1.-TWO Watch
words Of the Home Missionary So
ciety" Mrs. Frank Smith, 500 Allen
ST.. viii entertain the society in one
month.
The Woman's Dining club gave
Valentine dinner party at the Rob
ertson tea room Tuesday night. Dur
ing the evening the Glee club from
the South Bend conservatory render
ed three selections and late in the
evening Rev. John Cavauaugh. Q. :.
c.. gave a splendid talk. in which he
gave excerpts from his lecture, The
Vacant Throne" which was given in
full a short time ago before the.
South Bend Womans club He spoke
OF the splendid influence that woman
has always had on mans ambitions
and activities and OF how nothing
great ever accomplished 10y man had
been done without the assistance of
woman. Father Cavanaugh further
SAYS that the old-time home vista
tions are a thing of the past and that
there would be more happy people i'm
the world were there more home
gatherings and a better standard OF
friendship existent between the
youth o. the country. The next party
to be given by the club will be the
dinner with the Ad-Sell league at the
oliver hotel on Feb. %. and on
March IS the annual guest party will
he held
Lincoln night was observed at the
Indiana club Tuesday evening with
formal dinner dance. one hun
dred couples attended the affair. and
Donahue's orchestra played for the