South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-01

Honoring the husbands OF the
members, the Friday Friendship
club entertained az a picnic supper
Friday night at the home Of Mrs.
Darl Kurtz. 1851 +. Indiana av.
Music was a feature OF the social
evening which was enjoyed by 81
guests Mrs. n. V. Russell. 1895
5. Michigan ST., VIII be hostess TO
the club at her home on the after
noon OF Feb. Z.
At a meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
society OF the Quincy Street Baptist
church. held Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Emma Elliot. s33 Forest av.,
plans were completed for the union
Of the Missionary circle and the Ia
dies Aid society OF the congrega-
ton. Meetings OF the joint organiza-
ton will take place on the last
Thursday OF each month, and Mrs.
Marie Painter, 511 Harrison av.,
viii be hostess at the first session, TO
oe held on Feb. 81.
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The Young Peoples class. a re-
Gently organized society Of the First
Church Of the Brethren, gave its
first social affair Friday evening in
the nature OF a banquet held in the
parlors OF the church. EIdon Jack
son, chairman OF the social commit
tee. acted as toastmaster and in
troduced Miss Mildred Austin who
gave the welcoming address. Rev.
p. T. George the class teacher; p.
-. Staley. Sunday school superinten-
dent and Charles Steele delivered
tcasts. and responses were given by
"a number Of class memb ers. Mrs.
Nora Whitmer. assistant teacher,
entertained with a reading, and a
quartet composed OF Miss Mildred
Austin, Miss Mabel George, Miss
Fanny French and Mrs. G. o. VOL
ford. rendering a pleasing vocal
number. The table was conferred
with a cluster OF yellow shaded cleo
.ric lamps, and covers were laid for 4 5
for guests. The national colors. with
blue and white predominating form
ed the decorations OF the parlors.
The little Misses Helen Frances
Jackson. Elizabeth Bowman and
Goldie Sager assisted in the serving.
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Honoring the sixth birthday ami
versary OF little Miss Helen Jane
Weaver. Miss Mary Luckey, 120 s.
Laurel St, entertained "A number OF
friends Friday afternoon. The
guests numbered II.
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Col. ana Mrs. George Studebaker
viii entertain a few friends at their
home, Tippecanoee place, this even
ing. Informal dancing will be en-
Ioyed, followed by buffet supper.
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An all day meeting OF the Wanita
Sewing circle was held Friday with
Mrs. Richard Dugdale, zoe Z. Ma
Narre 81. The day was spent So
cially with games, music and con-
tests, favOrs being awarded to Mrs.
Floyd Fulmer and Mrs. Walthman.
There were 10 members present. on
Feb. 14h Mrs. Emma Chreist, l107
Keasey st. will be hostess to the
club.
HonOrinR their president Miss
Beatrice Wolfe. who is leaving soon
for Chicago TO remain indefinitely,
club Will entertain with a $50
o'clock dinner at the oliver hotel
sunday evening. The tables viii be
set in the main dining room. Miss
Wolfe viii be presented with a lovely
corsage Of sweet peas
The Christian Endeavor society of
The First Christian church held its
annual banquet last evening at
o'clock in the banquet hall Of the
y NJ. c. a. with Al in attendance.
Following the toasts Jennings Mar
tin, who has just returned from
over there" gave short talk The
Misses Ocean Smith and Bessie
Hogue and Mrs. Fred Truland en-
tertained with appropriate readings.
4 playlet. entitled The Poor Old
Bachelor" was rendered by the
Misses Laah Barber, Melvina Brady,
Nellie Nevin and Agnes Mckinley.
Hiss Roline Abbott composed the so
ciety prophecy After the program
Rev. ]. L Imhof installed the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
Miss Bernice OdelI. president; Miss
Iaah Barber. vice president; Miss
Nina HutChison. secretary, and Miss
Mable Lenhart, treasurer.
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Members Of the Nonpariel club
celebrated the 18th anniversary OF
the organizations founding Friday
evening by entertaining their hus-