South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24

Lieut.. Clauer is stationed at Camp
Travis. San Antonio. and the young
couple will reside there.
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Members of the live wire class Of
Auten chapel were entertained Fri
day evening at the home of Miss
Martha Stichler. Devotionals were
led by Jesse A. Barnes. The early
part of the evening was occupied
with a discussion of Red Cross and
charity work and the remainder of
the time was spent socially. Con-
test favors were awarded the Misses
Melba and Alliene Weller and Jesse
A. Barnes The next meeting will
be held at the home Of Abner G.
Musser, March p.
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A dinner honoring her 61st birth
day anniversary will be given by Mrs.
Charles Rambo, 525 y. Scott St,
Sunday noon. The guests, who are
the nieces and nephews of the host
ess, will be Mrs. Nellie Hay and Mrs
Katherine Porter of Wellsboro, Ind.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brown of
Michigan City.
A O'Clock dinner was given for
the young people Of the Christian
Endeavor society of the First
Church OF the Brethren Friday even
ing by Mrs. w. II. Stahly, 1921
Miami ST. Covers were laid for "a
at a table centered with red carna-
tons. A program was presented
following the dinner, including
talk The Life of Young People" by
Rev. $. Il. Miller of Elgin, Ill. Miss
Mildred Austin, Miss Fannie French
and Miss Mildred Helmick rendered
piano selections and Gilbert George.
accompanied by Miss Grace Stahly.
and Patience Oullette, accompanied
by Miss Helen Singrey, gave vocal
numbers. A violin solo was played
by Leo Morningstar; whistling duet
was given by Miss Grace Stahly and
Mrs. G. O. Wolford. out of town
guests were MIS-. J. Lands and
daughter, Mary Alice. of Elkhart
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In celebration of their first we'd
ding anniversary, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Maurer. 1913 w. Colfax av.
entertained at a Z o'clock dinner
Friday evening. Centering the table
was a large crystal basket OF pink
tulips, the gift of Mrs Maurer's
mother and sister, Mrs. Sarah A
Fisher and Miss Grace Fisher. Pink
ribbons. at the end OF which place
cards were attached, extended from
the basket to each of the eight
plates. Two small American Flags
supported the name cards. The
guests were given Colonial hats in
the patriotic colors. which were car
ried out in various effects through
out the dinner At the close of the
dinner the company sang America"
and Mrs. j. w. Keller sang the
"Marseillaise" in French. Miss Lu-
ellie Lane entertained with plano
numbers during the remainder of the
evening which was spent informally.
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Fifteen members OF the Carroll
Red Cross auxiliary met at the home
of Mrs. w. l.. Benitz, 729 +. Cedar
St. Friday afternoon. A report of
the work done during the months
of January and February was given
which showed that the members
have hemmed "A handkerchiefs.
knitted three pairs of socks, two
pairs of wristlets, one sweater and
u helmets They also have made
IA pillowslips and 10 convalescent
robes. Mrs. T. +. Howard. ia +.
Cedar St. will entertain the aux
Hilary on March S.
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Miss Mildred Wyek, 1884 Lincoln
way w. entertained the members
of the ). L. NJ. club Friday even
ing. The members were dressed as
school girls and each took part in
the evenings program Of recitations
and songs Miss Leila Bennett. III
w Bartlett St. will be hostess 10
the club in two weeks
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Moses Flox, 1873 L. Ohio St. has
announced the engagement of his
daughter. Lottie. TO Samuel Gut
nacher of DOWa giac Mich.