South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16

The second or series OF War Vic
tory card parties was given by the
South Bend Woman's club Saturday
afternoon from until 5 O'Clock in
the club rooms. Committees in
charge OF the affair included 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
lam Crabin, executive. From $3.50
until 1886 O'Clock a cafeteria supper
was served in the club rooms.
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A meeting OF the Friends OF Irish
Freedom will be held Sunday after
noon at o'clock in the K. of 9. hall.
Regular monthly meetings will be
held from now until the purpose Of
the association IS achieved. The
committee reported that as a result
OF the splendid cooperation OF the
numerous sympathizers, the organi-
zation has been put on a firm basis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Finkenbinder,
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dinner party Friday night. Covers
were laid for the following. Martha
Gard OF North Liberty. Mrs. Mary
Finkenbinder. and Mr.. and Mrs John
Lavering, 1927 n. O'Brien St, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ziegler and
daughter of 2242 NIishawaka av.
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The entertainment committee Of
the South Bend turnverein has COM
pleted the program for the 5Sth an
nual masquerade, which will be held
ut Turner hall Tuesday evening, Feb.
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Invitations for this event can be
secured from Lcrenz Lederer.
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Miss Katherine Kanerk. sos ~.
81. Peter st. entertained with a
Valentine party Friday evening. in
honor OF Leo Sheahan OF Toledo, o..
who is enroute to Montana. Games
music and contests were enjoyed.
favors were won by Miss Genevieve
Hickey and Miss Marguerite Swed-
ney.
A comedy playlet, Bargain Day in
a Human Funnygraph store" enact
ed by members of the congregation.
was a feature OF the successful VAL
entine party given Friday night by
the Ladies Aid society of the Eng
lish Lutheran church at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Keck. 707 Sher-
man av- Those taking part in the
playlet were Mrs. Dora Hansen. Miss
Elizabeth Reimold. c. J. SpohnhOlz,
Mr.. and Mrs J. f. thinner. as the
newly weds; Hugh y. Taggart, Mrs.
Anna Rasmussen. Mrs. Hans Ander-
son. and Mrs. .. Reimold, who wore
her wedding gown of AS years ago
Readings were given by Miss Ruth
Benston. Mrs. G. J. SpOhnhOlz, Miss
Elizabeth Boyer. and quartet num-
bers were rendered by Miss Mable
Hagey, Miss Eliza beth Beyer. Miss
Ruth Benston and Miss G. Reimold.
Decorations in the home were sug
gestive of the Valentine motif.
Luncheon was served during the eve
ming to so guests.
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most delightful dancing party
of st. Valentines day was that given
Friday evening by the combined
membership of the Indiana and Uni
versity clubs at the Indiana club
home. over so couples attended the
affair, which was the first or a series
TO be given by the two clubs in con-
junction. DOnahue's orchestra fur
nished the music for the program
OF dances. and Mrs. Robert Hover
scheid rendered several pleasing
vocal numbers. Luncheon was served
TO the guests at 1880 o'clock. The
next social event on the club pro-
gram is "A dance 20 be given on the
evening OF Feb. s.
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Twelve members answered roll call
at the meeting OF the Wanita Sewing
circle. held Friday afternoon. with
Mrs. Emma Chreist. 707 +. Keasey
st. The time was spent in charity
work. and plans were completed for
the card party 10 be given by the
circle On next Thursday afternoon,
Feb 20, in Red Men hall. Miss Lola
Carson. 73O Blaine av.. will be hos
tess at the next regular meeting on
Feb. IS.
Miss Irene MAGELLAN, zoe Lincoln
way E. entertained 10 little friends
at a Valentine party Friday after
noon Music and games. following a
contest in which the favor was
awarded TO Miss Ruth Anderson
were enjoyed Hearts and cupids