South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-22

Mrs. Richard Gilliland. So South
Bend av.. entertained members OF
the Ladies' Bible class OF the Lowell
Heights VI. +. church Thursday
evening with Mrs John Finn, Mrs.
Jesse T.. Gearhart and Mrs.
Clarence NJ. Highway acting as as
sistant hostesses- A program was
presented which included vocal
duets by Mrs. Burton J. Kiplinger
and Mrs. Joseph ROthballer; Mrs.
Alphonse Boss and Mrs. Chauncey
EloOmer. REGULATIONS and songs
we're given by Miss LenOra Bloomer
and Master Vivian woodward also
gave several recitations. The house
was decorated in patriotic colors,
suggestive OF WashingtOn's BIRTH
Gay. Thirty-three. members were in
attendance. Mrs. Walter HUFF. 624
y. Francis St, will be hostess TO the
class Thursday March 81.
Officers we're elected by members
OF tho Guiding star circle Thursday
evening at a meeting hello at the
home OF Mrs. Dorsen Kinney. 22T
I. Broadway. Mrs Iva Newton was
Reinoehl was made president OF the
circle; Mrs. Fred 5. Kale. vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Arthur j. Hemminger,
secretary and treasurer. In a guess
ing contest. Mrs. r. Q. Cullar won
the favor. Mrs. Walter Il. Stay
baugh. 622 L. Broadway will en-
terrain the members the second
Thursday in March
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Mrs. c. W. Bliss, 81 r. Colfax
av.. was surprised by a party Of
friends Thursday evening at her
home. the occasion being her birth
day anniversary. The evening was
spent informally with contests and
games.
HonOring Private Oreal De Gran
OF Camp Shelby. Miss. an informal
trty was given at the home of his
rents Dir. and Mrs. Nelson De
aft. 729 y. Hill ST.. Thursday
ening. The guests numbered %
and the time was spent with music
and dancing. luncheon was
served ont of town guests we're
Mrs. John Covell Of Tulsa. Okla.
and Miss Gladys De Graf Of Niles.
Rabbi Julius a. Liebert will ad-
dress members and guests OF the
Progress club Saturday afternoon in
the club rooms on the subject
"Americanism and Bolshevism." The
entertainment for Saturday after
noon is to be In the nature of a pa
triotic program given under the di-
rection OF the history department CT
the club.
Song by a chorus OF 2 girls from
the Muessel school and other pa
triotic features have been arranged
for the occasion.
Mrs. Charles A. Bacon, 500 Ash
land av., entertained members OF
the Impromptu club Thursday after
noon, at which time Miss Leila Ogle
gave a general talk on Food Con-
servation-" The remainder OF the
afternoon was occupied with Red
Cross work. In two weeks the club
viii hold its next meeting at a place
10 be announced later.
The wedding OF Miss Esther Guin
Crabi1. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w G. Crabiu. III y. Shore dr., and
Lieut. Leroy Clauer, son Of Mrs
calvin Clauer. 936 Riverside dr..
will take place Saturday after noon
at the home OF the brides parents.
Rev. Q. A. Lippincott officiating
only the immediate family and
few friends will attend the cere-
mony. following which the young
couple viii leave Immediately for
san Antonio, Tex. where Lieut..
Clauer is stationed at Camp Travis.
Lieut. Clauer is home on a ten
days leave OF absence.
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The regular monthly meeting OF
the Ladies' Aid society of the Indi-
ana Avenue Christian church was
held at the home of Mrs. Thomas Z.
Ort. 221 +. Indiana av.. Thursday
afternoon. The guests, numbering
20. were entertained during the af-
ternoon with piano selections by the
Misses Nellie and Gertrude DOran.
and Miss Marjorie Lee. At the next
meeting 10 he held on March 81.
Mrs. ". A. Brundige, 234 Haney
av-. viii be hostess.
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Mrs Franklin Rose. rs +. Du-
hail av.. was hostess TO members Of
Tic Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety OF Grace NJ. f. church Thurs
Gay afternoon. Mrs. John Shirk led