South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-16

S. instead OF MIS-. samuel Petten gill
VIII be hostess to the Daughters OF
the American Revolution at O'Clock
luncheon Friday. Assisting Mrs.
Meyers will be Mrs. Herbert Miller,
Mrs. ID. X. Splitter. Miss Mary Nc
Kibbin and Mrs. John Hunter.
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Mrs. George BerOth was elected
president OF the Pythian Tea at the
first regular meeting OF the organiza-
ton held Wednesday afternoon in
the K. OF p. hall. The members
Of the club discontinued all social
activities last June. In order 10 take
part in Red Cross work, and the
meeting Wednesday was for the pur-
pose OF reorganization. other Of
ficers elected were Mrs Ralph
Method. vice president, Mrs. r. La
Hommedieu, secretary and Mrs.
Walter Braunsdorf. reporter. The re-
firing officers Mrs. Arthur Miller,
Mrs J. W. Nikart and Mrs. c. Bur
low will entertain the Tea in the
lodge hall on Jan. %.
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Rev. Chester Birch. who is con-
Quoting evangelical meetings at the
United Brethren church, spoke
Wednesday morning before the high
school assembly on Following the
Band" a humOrist lecture which he
gave before 70 chautauquas
last summer. He told the assent bly,
OF his motto Carry through life's
plans 10 their completion"
At the meeting OF the Fraternal
order OF Eagles, Wednesday night,
Senior past president. Judge G. A.
Farabauth. was presented with the
Past Worthy Presidents jewels. JUS
tice OF the Peace Elmer Peak made
a very fine presentation speech.
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Announcement has been made of
the marriage Of Miss Olive f. Field
man. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Feldmau OF Nappanee, Ind. 10
Charles A. Dinei. manager of the G..
r. Kinney Co, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
August Dimel, Of Columbus. o. The
wedding took place Wednesday
morning at-s o'clock, with Rev.
John r. DeGroote officiating.
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MIS-. Alice bIOWut bAu - AlCnlBdD
st. entertained 10 members OF the
l.. and c. club at cards, Wednesday
afternoon. on Friday afternoon the
club will hold a card party at the
W .. w. hall.
There were 10 members present
at the meeting OF the Pastors Aid
society. section three, First Christian
church. Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Guy Staples. 21S r.
Bartlett ST. Regular business was
transacted and a social hour enjoy
ed. The next meeting will be held
Feb. 10. the place to be announced
later.
Mrs. G. r. McLaugheen, 81 y.
Scott ST, entertained II members OF
the Pastors Aid society. section
one. OF the First Christian church,
Tuesday afternoon. Dinner was
served at noon and the afternoon
spent socially. Mrs. Bert Williams,
% ". Lasalle av.. will be hostess
at the next meeting.
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The members OF the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society Of the
Stul NJ r. church met at the home
OF Mrs. Schuyler 'YiltfOng. 1873 East
Indiana avenue. Wednesday after
noon. There were eight members
and one visitor present. Mrs. Ca.
mile Dewachter had charge Of the
program; Rev. G. II. Lesson gave
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Dubail. South Michigan street. will
entertain February 10.
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Charles w Bradley was very
agreeably surprised Tuesday might
when 40 of his friends came TO heir
celebrate his birthday anniversary
The evening was spent with music
and games. contest favors going to
Mrs. John p. Gully and ]. c.
Dibler. Mr.. Bradley was presented
with a very beautiful umbrella. a:
a remembrance Of the occasion.
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The department OF literature oil
the Progress club met "wednesday
afternoon in the club rooms. The
program was IN charge Of Mrs. L
q. Walsh and Miss Charlotte Part
ridge. Mrs. Walsh gave a review OF
four OF the new war books. Gen
eral Level" by Donald Hankey
High Adventure" by James Nor
man Hall; Cavalry of the Clouds.
by Alan Bot; and Under Fire" 10y
Henri Barbusse. Current poems
were read by Miss Partridge.
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Announcement has been made 10y
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Hill. 1925
olive street, Of the marriage Of theil
daughter. Lillian. TO Robert Eugen,
Jackson, OF South Bend. The wed