South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-24
RIVER PARK

| Mrs. X. +. SfnlLn was hostess At
dinner yesterday honoring Mr.. and
| Mrs Z. A. Betting of Rochester, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams, S.
| Seventh St, entertained at a 8
| o'clock dinner for Jack, William anI
James Warrick of south Bend The
affair was in celebration OF the
| birthday anniversary of Jack and
William. An English dinner was
| served. Following the dinner pro-
gram Of instrumental and vocal
music was enjoyed.
| The Girls Glee club Of the River
| Park school held "a meeting We'd
| nesday after school. The time was
spent knitting squares to make
| quilts for the Belgian babies.
Sixteen couples pleasantly sur
| prised Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Krough,
/ Tenth St The affair was in celebra-
ton Of Mrs. Krough's birthday an
niversary. Music and cards featur-
| ed the evening. Refreshments were
! served.
Rev. Austin of South Bend had
charge Of the Neighborhood prayer
meeting held at the home of Mr..
/ and Mrs Fred Miller, y. Eighth st.
A meeting will be held Friday even
/ ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Clyde Roderich, $. Tenth st.
Rev. ]. A. Lord conducted the cot
/ tage prayer meeting of the VI. r.
church held Wednesday evening at
/ the home Of Mr. and Mrs. John
/ Brant s. Sixteenth st. John 1. Sey-
more had charge of the meeting at
/ the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
/ Newcomb :. Eighth st. There viii
( be no more meetings Of the NJ. +.
( church held this week.
The meeting of the River Park
| Independent club has been post
poned indefinitely on account of the
severe cold weather
Mrs. Harry Morse of CassOpolis
/ Mich, is at st. Joseph's hospital,
I Mishawaka, where she submitted to
an operation. Her condition is good.
William Johnson, s. Eighteenth
ST., is seriously i'll at st. Joseph's
/ hospital
Mrs. Jacob Zerbe. y. Eighth St.
/ who has been i'll the past month,
was removed TO St Joseph's hos
where she will submit TO an opera
/ ton for appendicitis.
| G.. W. Wegner has returned from
| Chicago where he spent 10 days
visit with his brother, Harry Veg
ner
Mr. and Mrs. Burt WOrl, Smith
St. have returned from Kewana,
where they visited relatives the past
week.
Mrs. Clara Shaffer and son. Dale
! Erwin, of Berrien Springs. Mich, are
\ guests Of Mrs F. VI. Walden. y.
| Seventh st.
Miss Alice Brown, daughter Of
! Mr.. and Mrs. A T. Brown. who
submitted TO an operation at Ep-
worth hospital two weeks ago was
removed TO her home on Ninth ST.
/ Wednesday afternoon
Mrs Bell Dec of Berrien Springs.
! Mich, who is i'll at Epwortl hospi-
| tai is improving and expects 10 be
/ able 10 be removed 20 the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. F. NJ. Walden.
/ y. Seventh St, the first OF the week.
Fred Brant. who was removed 10
! st. JOseph's hospital Nishawaka,
yesterday for treatment is reported
\ better today
Mrs. c. I. Hacker Glover St, has
/ received letter from her son. Ray
I G. Waterman. member of United
states engineering corps, who has
/ been stationed at Washington, stat
| ing he arrived in France Christ
mas day and that he is enjoying
I good health.
Henrietta. daughter Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. d. r. Myers. Y Eighth St.
who has been iI with scarlet fever
the past two weeks. is not so well.
/ complications having developed in
the past two days
Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs Susan Wal
ace Of Argos. Ind have been called
here by the critical illness OF their
/ sister. Mrs. A. NJ Cormican sos
smith 81. Her condition remains UNI
\ changed.
Mrs. c.. G. smith LETT Thursday 70
a visit with relatives and friends at
/ Blkhart and Goshen.
Mrs A. a FOrsythe. :. Fifth ST..
I Who has been III the past two weeks.
Is improved
Mrs. Charles Hathaway has re-