South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-27
SOCIAL AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN

In compliment 10 Mrs. c. r. Ire
land Of Detroit, Mich. who IS visit
lng relatives in this city. Mrs. F. r
Dunnuck and Mrs. L. n. RockstrCh
were hostesses at a pleasing affair
wednesday. when they entertained
"a party Of eight guests at the Or
pheum followed by luncheon at the
Robertson.
Mrs. Joseph Slater. 1915 S Main
ST., entertained the Sunshine club
Wednesday afternoon at her home.
Dinner was served at O'Clock TO
the guests. on March 8 Mrs. John
Frahler, 90 +. Duban av.. will pc
hostess 10 the members Of the club.
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Over $50 guests were present at
the informal dancing and card party
given Wednesday evening in Melville
hall by Carol court. No. 1905, Wom-
ems Catholic Order OF Forestera
Among those To whom favors were
awarded at cards were: George Huff,
Mr.. Ginther. Mrs. Lena Haney, Mrs
Albert Tellson, Richard Kimerk and
Mrs. Charles Adelsperger. The reg
ular meeting OF the court will be
held this evening in Melville hall.
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The regular monthly meeting OF
the Kezia circle was held Tuesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. c.
v. Stueckle. 705 y. Hill ST. After
the business session "a social hour
and refreshments were enjoyed The
next meeting will be held March 25
4
Bowman st.
The Sinai society entertained at a
delightful dancing party "Wednesday
night in the rotary room OF the
oliver. Donahue's orchestra fur
nished the music for the program
Of dances. Miss Rae Cohen was in
charge Of the evenings entertain
ment
There was a meeting OF the Pleas
ant View w c. II. u. Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs w. S.
Miller. 305 Laporte av. Poems were
read by Mrs Werntz, ITO the Res
cue" by Mrs. Cora Pitcher, THE
Mother" A piano solo was rendered
by Mrs. Miller; Mrs. r. L. Hull read
paper on Don't Break the Child's
Will" and paper on ''Child's
Rights was read by Mrs Charles
Hopkins. There We're Is mem Oers
present at the meeting. Mrs. A. L.
Geyer. 737 Lawndale av., Will enter
terrain in two weeks.
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Section one of the department OF
Literature Of the Progress club met
Wednesday afternoon at 3:45 O'Clock
in the club rooms. Mrs. William
Happ gave a review OF the book
Under Fire" by Henri Barbusse;
Mrs. Victor Jones told OF the WAR
Correspondents" and especially Of
the American and English, mention
ing Friedrich Palmer. Frank SimOnds
George Pattulla, Irwin cobb, Floyd
Gibbons, Eleanor Eagon and Caro-
line Wilson.
Miss Maude GRAY entertained the
members Of The Clay and Harris
Home Economics club Wednesday
afternoon Miss Ogle spoke on the
present situation OF the textile ques-
ton. on March a candy social and
program will be given at the Slower
school, and on March u the regular
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs A. Goehner, Edwardsburgh I'd
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There We're 80 members present
at the meeting OF the Pastors Aid
society section four, of the First
Christian church, held at the home
Of Mrs. c. J. Smith. 416 +. South St.
Thursday afternoon. Nineteen dol
lars was realized from the pastry
sale which was held in connection
with the meeting. on March 20 the
next meeting viii be held.
Mrs. Charles Berlow and Mrs. J. F.
Barham were hostosses at the meet
ing OF the Pythian Tea ladies
Wednesday afternoon. Needlework
and a social time was enjoyed. At
me meeting 10 be held March L
AIRS John Gully and Mrs. JACOB
Dibler will act as hostesses.
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The members Of the Children OF
Mary OF the ~. Joseph's church viii
entertain Thursday night with an
aluminium shower I'm honor OF Miss
Anna DuMont. whose marriage 10
frank Arson will take place i'm
March. The commttee IN charge is
COMPOSED, Of the Misses Janet Pow
ers. Eudora smith, Geneyicve Horka
and Neva Eaton.
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The regular business meeting OF
the Phi Sigma sorority was held
Wednesday night at the home OF
Hiss Esther Hoke. S14 Ashland av.
Dinner was served at $50 O'Clock
Toll guests. The evening was spent
With cards and contests. Miss Flor
ence Reamcr, $40 5. Main ST., viii
entertain March II.
OUR COAL MAKES WARM
FRIENDS.
shrimp Coal Yards, Knoblock and
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