South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-19

OF Mrs. William Lehman. 215 z.
Bronson ST. Dec. 16.
The regular monthly business
meeting Of the woman's Dining
club was held Tuesday evening in
the directors room OF the Union
Trust bldg There were 20 members
present. Five new members were
taken in and it was decided 10 limit
the club TO 40 members, the total
number now being SO. A Christmas
party will be held Dec ., the place
to be announced later.
The Otterbein guild OF the Con-
gressional United Brethren church
entertained 100 guests at a $40
o'clock dinner in the church Tues
day evening. Miss Elsie Hall. of
Dayton, Ind. addressed the assem-
blage. other out-of-town guests
were the Otterberins, Of Elkhart
and Tyner, Ind.
Invitations have been issued for
the marriage Of Miss Ora L. link
TO James z. Long, which will take
place Tuesday. Nov %, ut $40
o'clock p. m. at the home of the
I former. 105 y. College st. A recep-
I ton st the home OF the groom's
uncle, Andrew Long. 124 y. Stude-
baker ST., will follow the ceremony.
! Mr. and Mrs C. L Scott. 612 +.
/ Keasy St. entertained % friends on
/ Monday evening in honor of their
I daughter. Miss Ruby Mae Scott. who
I il home from Short Ridge. After a
| three-cOurse dinner the evening was
! spent socially, music being furnished
\ by Miss Scott. Ferns and chrysan-
/ themums decorated the rooms.
The Pollyanna circle met Monday
night at the home of Miss Mile
/ wilkinson. 724 Sancome av. Games
and contests were diversions Of the
/ evening, favors being won by Miss
\ Pauline Treesh and Miss Mary
Swisher. Refreshments were then
| served.
A family dinner was given ar the
country home of Dale Rowe. south
of the city, last night in honor OF
I his brother. Leland Rowe, who has
I just returned from a years service
as a lieutenant in the American ex-
peditionary forces on the western
front.
Fifty couples enjoyed a dance and
social given under the auspices of
the Army and Navy Union at
Sticks hall, 321 S. Michigan St. on
Tuesday evening.
/ Mrs. f. J. Roche. 527 w. Colfax
av., and Mrs. Thad NJ. Talcott, jr..
1921 Riverside dr., entertained SO
guests at 1880 o'clock luncheon in
the Rotary room OF the Oliver hotel
Tuesday afternoon. The small tables
at which the guests were seated
were conferred with tall vases OF pink
and white pom poms tied with mo-
/ line bows of the same shades.
Plans for the distribution of
] Thanksgiving baskets TO poor famH-
I les were made at the meeting of the
/ Philathea class of Westminster Pres
byterian church held Monday night
with Miss Pearl Camfield, 511 Cleve-
/ land aV. Plans were also formulated
for serving supper 10 members OF
the Sunday school club who will
meet at the church Wednesday
| night. There were 10 members pres
ent. The next meeting will be held
Dec. at the home OF Miss Edith
White, 719 Lindsey st.
Mrs. Joseph Poulin, 22s 5. Francis
| ST., entertained with a misceIlane-
Gus shower Monday night as a cOur-
| tesy to Miss Loretta Poulin, bride
I OF this month. At cards favors were
/ won by Miss Marguerite Tremel OF
/ Mishawaka and Miss Bertha Davies.
/ Luncheon was served to 20 guests.
! The Children of Mary OF ST. Jo-
\ sephs church viii entertain with an
I aluminium shower for Miss Poulin
this evening and on Wednesday aft
\ ernoon Mrs, Louis Couttulenc, $40
\ f. Washington av.. viii be hostess
\ at an informal party in her honor.
Al a meeting of the POllyanna
/ club of the Indiana Avenue Chris
I tisu church hello Saturday afternoon
/ a. the home of Miss LeOna Hudson.
I 1909 : Michigan st, new officers
were elected. Miss Iva White was
I chosen PRESIDENT Miss Bessie
/ Folkner. vice president; Miss Doro-
/ thy Secrist secretary Miss Leona
t Hudson treasurer; Miss Elizabeth
! Dotty reporter. During the social
I hour contest favors were awarded
Miss Mildred Seed and Miss Addie
I Eager
Refreshments were served To the
/ members and Eve guests. The class
/ Will meet Dec 90 With Miss Addie
! Eager 621 Dayton st