South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-09

chairman OF the flower committee.
The next meeting will be held on
March with Mrs. Mary Collins.
725 Cottage Grove av.
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A pleasant social affair Of Friday
evening was the Lincoln birthday
party at the X Of G. home by the
Ladies' auxiliary OF the South Bend
council. No. $50. Knights of Colum-
bus. More than ESQ guests were
present. An entertainment consist
ing Of a vocal solo, The Birthday
Song" by Woodman. sung by Mrs.
Harry y. Barnes, accompanied by
Miss Helen Guilfoyle. and a vocal
solo by James Cover, accompanied
by Mrs. Cover. took place in the
early part OF the evening. From
10 till - o'clock informal dancing
and a series OF card games were en-
joyed. The club rooms were made
attractive for the event with the
national colors. The proceeds Of the
affair Will be donated to the K. OF c.
army cantonment fund.
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Members Of the Wanita Sewing
circlet met Friday afternoon with
Miss Lula Carson. 100 Blaine ave
There were y members present and
contest favors were won bv Mrs.
Pauline Deitz and Mrs. Emma Tay-
Tor. The members will entertain
with a card party in Redmen hall
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Louise Carpenter, 1902 Mccartney
St, will be hostess at the regular
meeting.
An an-day meeting Of the Nor
man Eddy Sewing circle was held
Friday at the Y. w. c. a. Mrs.
Mollie Bradley acted as hostess. The
quotations from Lincoln. There
were 2s present. The next meeting
will be held in two weeks.
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Seven tables were filled at cards
at the party given in w. o. w. hall
/ Friday afternoon by members of the
Olive Grove, No. y, Woodmen
circle A similar party will be given
in two weeks.
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Invitations have been issued by
the Mary Ann and Studebaker clubs
for their annual Valentine party 10
he given on Tuesday evening, Feb.
II, in the administration building.
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Eighty-fve couples were present
ar the dancing party given Thurs
Gay evening at the ELS temple by
the Pixie Girls club. :ho proceeds
Of which will be expended in some
manner Tor the benefit o. The SOL
Giers. Preceding the grand march.
led by Miss Mildred Kenerley and
Giles Cain, brief patriotic cere-
m 1uy was held, which Wa5 r,arked
by the unfurling of an American flag
by three Toy scouts, ls The Star
Spangled Banner" was played. The
hall was attractive decorated in
the colors. Red. White and Blue
Tho program of 10 dances was played
by Haren's orchestra. Chaperones
for the dance included Mrs. Charles
Eemerley, Mrs. Edward Pattison and
Mrs. Samuel DeWells. Those in
charge Of the committee on arrange
ments were Miss Nellie De Wells,
Miss Mildred Kemerley. Miss Emma
Peterson, Miss Louise PattisOn, Miss
Teckla Rockstroh. Miss Florence
barrow. Miss Mabel Elkins. Miss
Sadie Doetsch, Miss Eleanor Nevin,
Miss Anna Cavanaugh and Miss
Grace Peterson.
Mrs. Charles +. keltner. us Lee.
land av.. was hostess at a meeting Of
the Impromptu club. held Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. A. NJ. Moore, who
acted as leader. had as her subject
! Household Economics" Each mem
Der gave a wartime recipe and a
general discussion closed the meet
ing. Mrs. Homer J. Miller. S35 Ash
land av.. will entertain the mem bers
on Thursday, Feb. 81.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. Andrew Chilberg.
| 719 W. Wayne ST. announce the
marriage OF their daughter Alva
Victoria. to Theodore o. LuJman OF
this city. The ceremony was per-
formed i'm s.. Joseph Jan -. Rev.
C.. T. Loh- officiating