South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-02

miniature garden. delightfully."-
arranged with a color note in the
spring shades formed an attractive
centerpiece Of the IA bile. when Mrs.
". T. Bryan entertained 2 guests
40 $50 o'clock luncheon this at
ternoon in her home. 101 North
shore dr. Tbs affair was planned
20 compliment M. Donald Drum
mond. who has been honor guest
20 a number Of parties. prior 10 her
departure for Florida. where she
will reside Dainty baskets. fash
toned OF grapefruit. willis handles
entwined with smilax further car
lied out the pleasing decoration Of
the table Al Mrs. Drummond's
place a bouquet Of spring beauties
was laid as guest fave Spring
lowers OF yellow and white were
1sed In abundance throughout the
Rryan home Following luncheon
three tables were set for bridge, at
which the guest prize was awarded
10 Mrs Drummond Those present
az the delightful affair were. Mrs.
Drummond Mrs. Richard Kuehn,
Mrs. Thomas Wickenden. Mrs. Fred
Reed Mrs. c. Mont Smith, Mrs J.
4 Rode. Mrs. Robert Holverscheid,
Mrs W. f. Campbell. Mrs. Charles
Suckler Mrs. Charles Siekman, Mrs.
Fred LaPierre and Mrs. Bryan.
The final meeting Of the North
side Culture club for this season
was held THURSDAY afternoon at the
home OF Mrs Floyd peahl S14 Van
Buren 81. During the business ses-
sion reports OF the work accom-
plished by the club were read and
it was decided 20 rename the organ
ization the Quatorze club. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Mrs.
= j. Crumpacker, president; Mrs
Scott Leck. vice president; Mrs.
Elmer Daicey. secretary; Mrs. Orlo
Deahi. treasurer. During the past
year all literary work was dispensed
with and the time al meetings de-
voted 10 sewing for Belgian babies,
with the following results: Four
complete baby layettes, 10 pieced
quilts. eight b1 ~ shirts. three pair
bottles. one crocheted jacket, one
pair stockings The articles were
turned over to the Red Cross.
Mrs Louis Ha~tzeu. Dubau av..
was hostess 30 the Twin City Sew
ing circle at its regular meeting
Thursday afternoon. Contest favors
We're awarded TO Mrs. Fl. G. ellis
Mrs. VanderbUrg and Mrs George
Dressler. Luncheon was served
Mrs. John Toss, 215 T. Donald St.
will entertain al the next meeting
10 be held May Is.
More than 100 couples attended
the charming dance given Thursday
night by the members Of the Pixie
Girls club at The Elks' temple. DON
ahue's orchestra furnished the mu-
sic for the program of Is dances.
4 color motif Of orange and black
was used i'm the decorating. The
patronesses at the affair were Mrs.
". Kemerley Mrs. s. DeWells and
Mrs. T. c. Patterson. The success
OF the affair was due 10 the efforts
OF the committee i'm charge. com
posed Of the Misses Mildred KEN
erley. Florence barrow. Louise Pat
terson. Grace Peterson Sadie
Doetsch Nellie DeWells and Helen
crow.
Mrs Benjamin Mitchell 919 f.
Madison ST. was hostess az the
meeting Of the Beehive CLUB. Thurs
day afternoon. Needlework was the
diversion of the afternoon I'm two
weeks Mrs. Joyle smith $50 "
Notre Dame av viii entertain.
The Priscilla Sewing circle of st
Peters church was entertained
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Edward Stevens. 734 y. Allen
ST. Needlework was the diversion of
the evening. and luncheon was
served TO the 10 members present.
The circle viii meet with Miss
Louise Weiss. 713 n. Scott st.
There was meeting Of the
ladies Aid society ana Woman's
Missionary societies of the First
Evangelical church. Thursday after
noon i'm the church parlors There
we're 20 members present. Ohcers
were elected for the missionary So
ciety as follows. Mrs. George Long.
president: Mrs. ". f. FreshIey. vice
president Mrs. Edward Luther. sec
retary. Mrs. otto Hartz, treasurer,
and Mr.. George Holston. CORE
spending secretary. and Mrs Fred
Deriug. contingent secretary. The
next meeting viii be held June 5.
The monthly meeting OF the We
mans Bible class Of the First Met, o.
dist Episcopal church was held
Thursday afternoon i'm the church
rariors. Mrs. A. J. Austin. president