South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-20

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Mr.. and Mrs Glen iEtuein, 51s s
TAYLOR ST. delightfully."- entertained
so mem bers Of the Young Married
Peoples Bible class az their home
Friday evening Arrangements
we're made for a mem bership CON
test % start now and last until the
end OF the wear. Games and music
were diversions ~ tho evening and
refreshments were served.
The home service department or
the First Presbyterian church had
planned a garden party 10 be held
Friday afternoon At the home OF
Mrs Nellie Talc0tt 11N Lincoln
way r. But because Of the i'm
Clemency Of the weather 10 was held
indoors The interior Of the home
was so cIeverly decorated with mass
IS VI flowers that 10 resembled a
veritable flower garden Miss Jose
phine Decker and Mrs. Rodney Tai
colt sang several selections. accom-
panied by Mrs. James Cover Miss
Bessie Hogue gave number or hui
Tnorous readings. Following the
program refreshments were served
70 50 guests by the hostesses. Mrs.
y A. Swygart. Mrs. James Schuler
Mrs p. 4. Ahrens. Mrs Frank
Ward. Mrs J. NJ Jackson and Mrs
Rodney Talcott Mrs Arthur Rus
sell, 200 y. shore DR. viii entertain
az her home oct. II
The members or the Berean Bible
class Of the Grace NJ F. church en-
tertained their husbands at 1880
o'clock picnic supper in the church
parlors Friday evening. following
which a business meeting was held
and a social hour enjoyed. Section
one will entertain in the church
parlors the 18th OF October.
According TO a telegram received
here Miss Lulu Hunsberger. 1875 r.
Seventh ST., River Park. was mar
ried 20 Joseph A Duebell Of this
city Thursday afternoon in Chica 60.
The Ladies' Bible class Of the
Calvary Baptist church held its
monthly meeting Thursday evening
al the home Of Mrs Fred Hemp
fling. sos Jefferson blvd Mrs n
Mitchell led IN the devotionals. Tho
next meeting viii be held Oct IS
at the home Of Mrs John Hand.
1912 Van Buren, st.
social and musical program
was given Friday afternoon at the
meeting OF the Woman's society Of
the First Baptist church which was
held at the home OF Mrs. a G.
Keltner. S27 Park av. Mrs. Lau-
renee Smith gave n few vocal Sc
1ections Miss Virginia Weseterland
sang I'm Forever Blowing Bulb
bles;" Miss Helen Miller gave "A
humorous reading entitled. MAX /
ing Fudge in Moseleum." and |
Mrs J. F. Rod-v. who is leaving
for New York, where she viii take !
up music. sang two solos. Literary
games We're played. and refresh /
ments were served 10 about S5
members. The house was prettily
decorated with variegated asters.
An out-of-tovvn guest was Mrs
Harold F.. KeItner, Of Buffalo,
y. Y.
Mrs Wesley Miller. 40 f. !
broadway av.. was hostess Friday
afternoon az meeting OF the
Frances Willard ". G.. IT, u. The
devotionals were led by Mrs r. G.
Bausback AS a result Of the cleo
tion OF officers Mrs r. Q. Rails
back was elected president. Mrs
j.. A. Albright. vice president; Mrs.
Minnie Pickens. secretary and
Mrs William Edison. treasurer. |
The seven members present en-
ioyed a social afternoon following
the business session The next
meeting viii be held with Mrs
Fred Entzian, 1928 n. Lafayette
llvd.
Mrs. otto sherman. 429 Harrison
3v. entertained the Womans aux
1rarv OF the Westminster Presbyte-
ri8u church at her home Friday
afternoon. The assisting hostesses
were Mrs T. NJ. Uuery. Mrs. p. II.
Whitmore and Airs T. w. Ham
mond After a business session
\ictrola selections and refresh
meuts were enjoyed The next
meeting viii be held oct. II at the
home OF Mrs J. p. Gaful. 1867
Woodward av.
The Bee Hive club met Friday a
the home OF Mrs George Remmo,
S2S y. Notre Dame ST. Sewing
was one or the diversions of the
afternoon. In the contests favors
were awarded 10 Mrs. %. Penwen. |
Mrs George Mitchell. Mrs. y.
Neddo and Mrs Emma Reed. Vic
troIa selections were enjoyed while
refreshments We're served To 16
members. Mrs r Reed VIII enter
tain the club oct. 3.