South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-22


Mrs. r. NJ. Baker was hostess at
a well attended meeting OF the
Ayudadora circle Tuesday afternoon
at her home. 146 Laporte av. The
time was spent in sewing for home
charities. and during the business
session It was decided 10 change the
meeting day Of the circle from Tues
day to Wednesday. Mrs f. Van
Bames. Gil California av., will en-
terrain the members on Feb. 5.
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Mrs. Joseph Klaer. 1905 +. Wayne
st., who leaves the city soon. was
surprised by II Of her friends Tues
day afternoon at her home. At cards
the favOrs were awarded 10 Mrs.
Charles Lamirand. Mrs. A Hauch
and Mrs. G. Johnson. Mrs. Klaer was
presented with a remem brance by
the guests present, after which a
dainty luncheon was served. Mrs.
.. Johnson Of Lapierre, Mich, was
an out Of town guest.
Programs for the coming Sunday
afternoon concerts were arranged at
the regular meeting Of the Music
ians' club held Tuesday evening
with Mrs. j. A. Rode. EOS W. Ma
varre st. Dinner was served at $50
o'clock 10 the guests present and a
social evening followed. Mrs. Rode
was assisted by Miss Vernice Elbel.
Mrs. @. A. Farabaugh will enter
tain the club on Feb. 4, with Mrs.
Blanche Woodward Romine acting
as assistant hostess.
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An event of interest in fraternal
circles is the dance 10 be given
Thursday evening by the Elk lodge
members in their home on COlfax
av. Steinrich's orchestra of Elk
hart will furnish music for the pro
gram Of dances.
A French orphan was adopted by
the mem bers Of the Phi Sigma
sorority at their regular meeting.
which took place Tuesday evening
with Miss Gladys Waters. 312 S.
William 81. Supper was served TO
the guests at $50 O'Clock Miss
Sarah Witwer will be hostess to the
sorority on Feb. 4th at her home.
1914 S. Michigan st.
The Woman's Home Missionary
society OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church met Tuesday aft
ernoon. in the church parlors. The
program was in charge OF Mrs. J..
w. Eastep. the topic for discussion
being Indiana" Mrs. w. G.. Wagner
read a paper about Indians. Mrs.
II. L. Davis read a Ieaflet on THE
problems in Red Mans Land" and
Mrs. Albert Critten a leahet on do
Your Bit" Mrs. J. w. Eastep read
interesting items about the Indians.
Mrs. J. NJ. Eastep. Mrs. Mary Bor-
ough. Mrs Albert Meyers. Mrs. w.
+. Wagner, Mrs. George Taylor
Mrs. ~ McCombs ard Mrs. VIM.
Schulz acted as hostesses.
Several affairs have been given
this week and "A number more are
being planned honoring Mrs James
Shively. 631 Bronson St, who will
leave Feb. I with her husband to
make their home in Kankakee. Ill.
Mrs. Warren Borgun and Mrs.
Charles Miltenberger gave sur
prise party Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Clifford litter. 912 Golden av.. en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Dunn. Lincoln way w,
viii be hostess at a party Friday
afternoon. and on next Tuesday
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hach-
er. Harvey ST., will entertain in
honor Of Mr. and Mrs shively-
Election of officers was held at
the meeting OF the y. A. l. c. aux
iliary, Tuesday afternoon, resulting
in Mrs Elmer Webster being elect
cd president Mrs. John Inwood,
vice-president: Mrs. Walter Stay
baugh. secretary. and Mrs Carl
williams. mistress at arms. Plans
were made for a valentine party to
be held Feb. l.. at the home of
Mrs. Edward Moore. $50 Forest av.
The next regular meeting Will be
Feb. is, with Mrs. William Roop.
sos Riverside DIR.
The mothers department Of the
Progress club met Tuesday after
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