South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-28


entertained Thursday evening by
Mrs. J. y Greene at her home. 315
y. Main ST. Miss Leah LennOx gave
a missionary talk on the recent
progress Of the work in India and
Or. Greene spoke on related topics.
after which vocal solos were rem
dered BY Mrs. Greene and Miss
Goldie Crum. Dainty refreshments
were served 10 20 guests. The next
meeting will be held on April "a, at
a pace 70 be announced later
Mrs. l.. Milander 1922 y. Adams
ST., was hostess to Is members and
guests OF the Crochet club at her
home Thursday afternoon. The time
was spent socially. and dainty lunch
con was served. The out OF town
guests were Mrs ". NJ Reed and
Mrs. Charles Young of Niles. Mich.
and Mrs. T. r. Critics of River Park
on April 10 the club viii be enter
tanned by Mrs. John Weber. 1927 y.
Adams st.
Tn compliment 10 Sergt g. A.
Purviance. master electrician of the
construction division at Camp Grant
Ill, who is their house guest. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas II. Hacker 1909
Harvey St. will entertain informally
at dinner on Saturday evening and
Sunday. Sergt. Purviance is a for
mer resident of South Bend.
The frst meeting Of the Womans
union OF the Quincy St Baptist
church, since the merging of the
WOman's Missionary society and the
Ladies Aid society, was held Thurs
day afternoon al the home of Mrs
George EnterIine. 73s Cottage Grove
az, with SO members in attendance.
Devotionals were led by Mrs. g
Norris. and report on the work Of
the home missionary societies was
given by Mrs. William Shonts OF the
First Baptist CHURCH after which
announcement was made of the out
come of the membership campaign
The Red team was victorious in the
contest. and viii be entertained by
the Blues at the church on April "a.
Eight members Of the union viii
present a dialogue entitled How MOI
10 do II" at an open meeting in the
church April IL
Mrs. Ralph Method, Pa r. Broad
way entertained the Nonpariel club
at a business and social session
Thursday in her home. On April Q.
Mrs. Otto Walters, 4O2 +. Broadway
Will be hostess 10 the club members.
supper was served to over 200
guests between the hours of 3 and
O'Clock Thursday evening by mem
bers OF the Ladies Aid society of
the First Church of the Brethren. AT
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. william
Staley. on Miami st. Following the
supper social evening. featured by
"a musical program under the direc-
tion OF Miss Grace Staley. was en-
i0yed by the society The next meet
ing OF the members wiz take place
&c the church on the second Thurs
day IL April.
Mrs. a. Fl. Saunders who with
her husband. Rev. Saunders. leaves
soon 10 assume new duties i'm
Presbyterian church Of Decatur. H..
was pleasantly surprised at her
home Thursday evening by ~ mem
bers OF the Aurora Bible class Of
Trinity Presbyterian church Lunch
con was served 70 the guests.
Mrs. Roy Eager and Mrs Carl
Eager. 321 y. Franklin ST.. were
hostesses at delightful linen show
er Thursday afternoon in honor Of
Mrs. Harry Eager OF Chicago. VINO
was recently married i'm this city. A
two-course luncheon was served TO
the s guests.
The Degree OF Pocahontas held
largely attended meeting Thursday
evening in Red Men hall Following
the business session a carnival dance
was enjoyed by so couples. opening
with the grand march led by Mrs
Claud Houck and Herman Martin
The lodge will entertain at another
dancing party I'm Red Men hall on
April "a
The teaching STAFF OF AIuessel
e
o'clock dinner party in honor OF Miss
Mildred Funston and Miss Agnes
Rupert, brides-elect. i'm the Kiwanis
room of the jefferson hotel, Thurs
day night. a color motif of yellow
and white was employed in the dec
grafton of the room and effected In
the two large reed baskets filled with
yellow danodils. which formed the
table appointments. Place cards with
the daffOdil design marked the places
OF the 20 guests, while the places of
the honored guests were distinguish
ed with miniature images of brides
Among those present were Misses
Ella Rieman, Ethel Buck. Isla West
fall Viola Humphrey, Frances Craig.
Gertrude Wood. Edna Baird. Grace
Lushbaugh. Marjorie Fritze, Henri
eta Glon, Emily Thompson. Jean
uette KOrn, Margaret Hill. Ethel
Means, Esther Lndborg. Jean Nc
Alpin. Gertrude simmons and Eula
cannon.
Silver sandwich trays were given