South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-14

l''t Staples VIII occur April g.
was the shower az which Mrs Carl
]. Cohlmeyer. $50 w. Marion St. en-
tertained this afternoon In keeping
with the approach OF st. Patricl1's
day color note OF green and white
was used in the appointments OF the
dainty luncheon served by the hos
tess 20 her rs guests. Miss Pearl
Rupel will entertain at O'Clock
luncheon Saturday for Miss Funston
az her home on Riverside drive. and
the Misses Esther Kerner and Mary
LVengood Will be hostesses AZ
luncheon and theater party for the
brsde-elect on March 81
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Miss Elsie Meyers. 2005 Miami ST.
entertained the Jucundi Acu Ia
bores club az her home Thursday
evening Two new members. Miss
VIOLA Cooper and Miss Marguerite
Seegar, were Initiated into the club
during the business session. which
was followed by an interesting talk
on the labor situation. given by G.
7. Miller Music and dancing COM
prised the diversions Of the evening.
and a dainty luncheon was served
10 the 10 guests an o table artistic
ally appointed In ST. Patrick'a
motif, with shamrocks and Irish
flags Miss Helen Carter assisted
the hostess. In two weeks the club
viii meet with Miss Elsie Kruger.
tOf Gushing So
Readings by Mrs Grace YOder and
Miss Sarah Yoder featured the pro
gram presented Thursday evening az
ne meeting Of the Ladies Bible
class Of the First Brethren church.
held with Mrs Cora Campbell. 726
$ Columbia 81 Refreshments were
served 90 the 10 members and six
visitors present. on April 10 Ms.
Emma Wynn, 171012 s Michigan
81, viii entertain the class. at which
time election OF officers for the en-
suing year will take place
The members Of the Thursday
club celebrated the 2fst anniversary
OF their founding with a dinner at
the Y. NJ. G. A. Thursday night. The
places OF the GUESTS. who included
the husbands and friends of the
members. were marked with small
-AlAAN' e0AaNtr lluAHs WHICH foIIe-
sponded with the United states and
allied flags used in the decoration of
the hall. Mrs j. G.. Otis president of
the club, introduced the toast
mistress. Mrs. L. TT. Orvis. who gave
short address Of welcome to which
Miss Virginia Tut responded. Miss
Katherine Beach rendered two piano
numbers and Glen Cover gave two
vocal selections. a reading I'm
persOnation of a Colored Parson,'
was given by Charles Finch. Great
Lakes Development OF the Country
was the topic chosen by Dan PYLE. I
the speaker Of the evening The I
committee i'm charge was composed /
OF Mrs. l.. H. Orvis, Mrs l.. T.. Hol- /
lar and Mrs c.. w. Phillips
Forty members attended the meet
ing Of the music department of the
Progress club held Thursday after
noon i'm the club rooms. Mrs. La Rue
smith told OF the life and work Of
Henry Hadley; Mrs w. T. Bryan
was in charge Of the music. and rem
dered the following songs by Hadley: (
Two Roses and Evening Song"
Mrs j. a Rode sang the shadow
song" Mrs. Frank Whitehall open
ed the program with the piano selec-
ton. Romance i'm = Flat" by Jean /
Sibelius: Mrs G.. a. Farabaugh /
played two charming waltzes 10y Ed :
ward Collins. Current event notes
were in charge of Mrs. z. p. Chaplin. .
Election OF officers viii be held mt
the meeting 90 be held March d.
a
be given at the home of Mrs. w. =. .
Bryan. North Shore dr.
Election Of officers was held at the
au-day meeting OF the Sumption
Prairie Home Economics club held .
Thursday at the home OF Mrs. Ralph
Wood During the morning the
members sewed ON towels for the
sumption Prairie Methodist Episco- /
pal church, and at noon dinner was
served 10 the members and their /.
friends. Miss Bernice Wiseman led
the discussion on remodeling cloth .
ing The officers elected for the en-
suing wear are: Mrs NJ s. Brownlee. .
president; Mrs. George Wenger vice
president, and Mrs. Arthur Drindel .
secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Brown
lee will entertain with an all-day
meeting April g.
:.
Mrs. 4. II. Saunders us r. Col
fax av.. entertained % members Of .
the Woman's Home Missionary So
cietv OF the Trinity Presbyterian .
church Thursday afternoon. The de- +.
votionals were led by Mrs. Charles
Decker The foreign subject. .
Japan" was in charge OF Mrs Fred f.
KRONER. and Mrs. Saunders spoke /.
m Immigration A short business /
meeting was held. followed by "a So +
-iaI hour. during which refreshments /.
we're served Mrs. Alonzo Weinberg /
S24 F. Wayne St, viii entertain I.
April TO
The regular meeting OF the Wo- (
mans foreign missionary society Of +
HE Lowell Heights Methodist /