South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-12

As a courtesy 90 Mrs. James L.
Gardiner. who leaves March 10 for
Portland. ore. for a six months stay
while her husband IS In France. Mrs.
g. g. shsfer, 2O3 :. William St
entertained at a charming informal
luncheon in the pink parlor OF the
oliver hotel this afternoon. Table
appointments were IN spring flowers
and dainty cards marked the places
OF the % guests present
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The y. r. A. OF the First Evan
gelical church was entertained Tues
day evening at the home OF Mrs
Ella Sherman, III Chestnut 81. with
social evening OF games and con-
tests, in which favOrs were awarded
20 Miss Emma Nimtz and Miss Ella
Lockstidt- There were q members
present. five Of whom were admitted
70 the society during the evenings
business session. Mr.. and Mrs
George Holston. 1920 r. Madison
ST. will entertain on April g.
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Eight members were initiated and
three applications read at the regu-
lar business meeting Of the Auten
W. r. C.. held Tuesday evening the
old court house. Plans were COM
pleted for the annual masquerade
TO be given by the members Of the
corps next Tuesday evening in the
corps rooms. The business session
was followed by social hour.
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Miss Alice jenkins addressed the
members Of the social service council
at their regular meeting Tuesday
evening at the Y. W. c. A. Her
subject was THE Adolescent Girl"
Mrs. Minnie Evans presented The
Need OF a Parental Home" which
was followed by a general discus
sion OF the topic. Dinner was
served at o'clock. with ". r. Mil
Ter. president OF the council. pre-
siding at the meeting
The men members OF the Century
class OF the Indiana Az. Christian
church were hosts 10 the class Tues
day evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. ID. Good. 1914 High St a
social evening, featured by interest
ing games and contests, was en-
jOyed by the so guests present. Light
refreshments were served.
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Miss Florence Poehlman. 500 w
Hill St. was hostess tN the LaKota
Wajon club at its regular business
meeting Tuesday night. In two
weeks the members will be enter
tanned at the home Of Miss Esther
Van Der Karr, 72S Blaine av.
The Women's Dining club enter
tained with their fifth annual dinner
dance I'm the Rotary room Of the
Oliver hotel Tuesday night As has
been the custom the affair was "A
guest party and dinner was served
at o'clock 10 20 guests who were
seated at small round tables which
We're decorated With bouquets of
sweet peas arranged with forgct-me-
nOts and were Joined around the
table with southern smilax. These
were given as favors During the
dinner Miss Christine Prey enter
tanned with a solo dance. Spirit Of
Spring" Miss Geraldine Bennett
rendered several vocal solos and
Duke Staples appeared in program
Of vocal numbers Donahue's orches-
ira furnished music for the dancing
and during the dinner The Rotary
room was attractively decorated
with streamers in the pastel shades
which covered four large candelabra
hanging from the ceiling and floor
lamps with shades in the pastel
cOlOrs.
The eut-of-town guests included
Miss Eva Allen and Miss Beatrice
Wolfe of Chicago: Miss Chrissy
Reimold or Port Huron. Mich. and
Miss Alice Rodornell. Minneapolis,
Mimi.
Mrs. r. Ullery S2i Cushing ST..
entertained the members Of the Col
fax av. w. G.. r. u. Tuesday after
noon. The devotIonals were led by
Mrs. c.. +. Mccoy. Mrs o. c. Hard
ing was in chsrge OF the program
and gave the parliamentary lesson.
Editorials on "The W. G. T. L. to
Fight style Slavery for Women. 8"
were read by Mrs. J. d. Cissne and