South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-15

The Womans Foreign Missionary
ociety of the Lowell Heights NJ
: church held it's honorary member
Meeting In the parlors Of the church
thursday afternoon. The devotionals
nd song service was lead BY Rev.
r. c. Jordan T. :. Vaughn talked
~ The Origin Of the Woman's For
ign Missionary Society and It's
Progress" TWO musical selections
we're given by the church quartet.
md Mrs. G. C.. Jordan explained the
purpose Of the Boston Jubilee Bell
lfter which the mystery box was
conducted by Mrs. T.. 5. Vaughn
Hiss Ernest Peach closed the meet
ng with prayer The next meeting
Enl be held on Sept. Il. the place
II which will be announced later.
Mr. and Mrs James Brown 427
X Cushing ST.. entertained 30 guests
Thursday night in honor of Mr
Browns 64th birthday anniversary
A musical program was given by
Mrs. George Weaver. Miss Helen
Rock and Miss Molly Simmons. Gar
len flowers formed attractive dec
1rations and refreshments were
served.
NJ and Mrs. n. c. Burmeister.
712 y. Scott St. were pleasantly sur
prised by their Sunday school class
Of ST Peters Evangelical church
Thursday night Mrs Burmeister
was formerly teacher Of the class OF
which Is were present Games and
music were the diversions Of the eve
ming and refreshments were served.
The twelfth annual reunion OF the
WipPner family was held at Leeper
park Thursday At noon "a pot
lick dinner was served TO SO mem
hers During the afternoon games
and contests were enjoyed and
picnic supper concluded the festiv-
ity. The Out-of-town guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kibler and
three daughters. Marjorie, Irene
and Dora OF Toledo. o. and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Beal and son, Eu-
gene OF Constantine, Mich. The
next annual reunion will be held
August z. 1920.
Miss Sarah Witwer. 1914 s. Mich
igan ST. entertained IA guests
Thursday afternoon at tea IN hon
OF OF Mrs. Armin Fisher Of st.
Louis. Mo. the guest OF DR.. and
Mrs. =. =. Eastman, and Mrs Carl
Cohlmeyer who will leave next
week for her new home in Kansas
City. Mo. The table was attrac-
lively decorated with pink gladio-
uses and the assistant hostesses
were Miss Helen and Miss Mary
Russ. Mrs. Everett Leisure. PIG y.
Taylor St. will entertain Friday as
"A courtesy TO Mrs. Cohlmeyer.
Mrs Adaline Weaver. SO2 Ala
hanna ST.. S. Moor Ct Mishawaka. |
entertained Mrs Jack Wnlig of |
Chicago, III. and Mrs. Henry Err
hardt. SIS Alabama St. at a II
o'clock luncheon Thursday. A (
bowl Of brightly colored garden
flowers formed the centerpiece.
Mrs. Alice Rudduck. TIA George
ST. vas pleasantly surprised Thurs
day evening by her children and
grandchildren. who entertained
with a o'clock dinner in honor
OF her sSth birthday Covers were
laid for L. Mrs Rudduck was
presented with a gold watch and !
chain.
The Ladies Aid society of the /
Broadway Evangelical church met |
az the home of Mrs Henry c. /
Heintzel. 4O1 F. Indiana av., Thurs /
day afternoon. After business I
meeting refreshments were served 4
20 20 members by Mrs. Margaret 1
Ieintzelman the Hostess. Mrs I
Harter Carroll ST, will entertain /
September l1th.
The Culver Black Horse troop |
was entertained at the South Bend \
Country club Thursday evening 4
More than $50 guests enjoyed the /
program or dances furnished by /
DOnahue's orchestra