South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-14

WedgewoOd room of the Oliver hotel
by Mrs. ". II. ShOnts and Miss Vida
shonts In honor OF Miss Inez Haeske
whose marriage TO Turrn Dean
Shonts Is 90 be a social event OF the
coming week The luncheon table
was delightfully."- appointed with a
ccnterpiece OF Killarney roses. ar
tistically arranged in an empire
basket Of sllveT and the place OF each
guest was marked by a hand-painted
card Of pink heart design. Guest
favors were small boquets fashioned
Of pink sweet peas and forget time
nots. while Miss Haeske's corsage
was Of sweet peas alone Those at
tending the pleasing affair were Miss
Haeske, Miss Grace Stafford OF Little
Falls. y. Y; Miss Valera Bondurant.
Miss Maude Weber, Miss Lulu Bon
durant. Mrs. Paul Henderson. Mrs.
Robert Elbel. Mrs. Charles Haeske,
Mrs. Shonts and Miss Shonts.
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Announcement has been made Of
the second or the series Of War Vic
tory card parties. 70 be given Satur-
day afternoon, by the South Bend
Woman's club from until o'clock
IN the. club rooms. Committees in
charge OF the affair include Mrs.
John Moore. Mrs. NJ. B. Keegan. for
bridge tables: Mrs. Warren Stude-
baker, Mrs. Elmer Strayer, for 800"
tables: Mrs. w. K. Sherman. Mrs.
William Renfranz, prizes; Mrs. Will
liam Crabill, executive. From $3.50
until 1890 O'Clock a cafeteria supper
will be served in the club rooms.
Both the card party and the supper
following will be open 10 the public.
Members OF the Master Sheet
Metal Workers association enter
tanned their families with an enjoy
able banquet and dance at Kables'
banquet hall Thursday night A
Zeltner presided as POSTMASTER and
responses were made by II. +. Ise-
man. G. r. Davis, J. G. LAUDER, w. f.
StOcKfOrd. NJ. Niemer, A ID. Mass, J.
Harris, a. Troeger, r. NJ. Hutchins.
j. Frank. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Kinscherff.
Miss Irene LAUDER and Miss Harris.
Haeren's orchestra furnished music
during the banquet and for the dan
cling. which followed. The guests
numbered so. o. r. Davis and w.
r. StockfOrd were members Of the
committee in charge Of the affair.
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Mrs. Wilmer Thomas entertained
d members and six guests Of the
Ladies' Bible class Of the First
Brethren church at her home, 315
Milton av., Thursday evening. Fol-
lowing the business meeting a social
hour was enjoyed I'm honor OF the
birthday anniversaries of two class
members. Mrs. G.. NJ. Urey and Mrs.
Frances Whitmer Dainty refresh
ments were served. At the next
meeting. 10 be held on March 3, Mrs.
Cora Campbell. 725 S. Columbia ST.,
viii be the hostess.
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In keeping with the celebration OF
Iincoln's birthday, members Of the
St Joseph Valley grange held a
memorial meeting Thursday after
noon I'm Byler hall, at which pleas
ing program. dealing with the life
and works OF Lincoln. was presented.
Speakers appearing on this program
were Aaron Jones. jr., \. =. Whit
mer and Mrs. Jerome Webster, who
read an interesting paper on the
life of Lincoln. In the evening a
dance. in the form Of an old time
get together" party. was enjoyed.
Miss Nettie Vigler acted as hostess
TO the rs couples attending. There
will be an all day session OF the
grange on Feb. q 20 commemorate
the birthday Of Washington.
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The music department Of the
Progress club met Thursday after
noon in the club rooms. Appearing
on the very delightful program was
Mrs. William Happ with a paper on
the life and work OF Carrie Jacobs
BOND: Mrs. c. A. Farabaugh played
.VaIse" a piano solo by Henry Huss
Hiss Evelyn TOhulka rendered the
vocal number. pleading" by Elger;
Mrs. r. ]. Ridgway sang After SOr-
row Night" by Henry Huss, "A
Little Bit Of Honey" and My Son"
bv Carrie Jacobs Bond. Miss Nernice
EIbel played "ScherzinO ebert" and
Mrs. w. r. Bryan rendered num-
Der OF selections written by Mrs.
Bond. Through the Years do
You Remember" and do You Re
member in 1916: Mrs. Happ was
presented with three of Mrs. Bond
latest songs. Miss Vida Shonts on
the violin accompanied by Mrs. Far
abauCh on the piano played a
sonata by Henry Huss. The ac-
companists for the afternoon were
Mrs. Farabaugh and Mrs. Lawrence
Romine. Mrs. r. JAY Smith gave the
Current Events notes
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4 meeting OF the delegates from
all the federated and unfederated
clubs OF the county was held at .
o'clock Thursday I'm the school adj
ministration building The following
clubs sent delegates and voted for
the plan OF forming the county fed
Grafton OF woman's clubs. The South
Bend Woman's club. Progress club,
Nfshawaka Woman's club. Woman's
Civic league, North Side Culture club,