South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-30

Mrs Mary NitOu. recently appiOnt-
cd a. grand conductres- OF the In
diana chapter OF the order OF East
ern star was hon0red Thursday
night with reception given by the
South Bend chapter. Gumber two. at
the Masonic temple.
The decoration COnsrstt OF palms
and ferns intermingledswith lavender
and white flowers.
At $3.50 o'clock the guests were
received by committee OF IL mem
beers composed Of past nations and
patrons Of the South Bend chapter.
The program opened with "A snort
address by the present matgOa. Mrs.
clare Weaver. in which she. outlined
the work accomplished oy Mrs.
NitoG. Following the matron's adj
dress. Mrs. r. Parrish and Miss
Frances Studebaker gave piano
duet.
The rema inder or the program
was as follows Reading by Mrs.
Laura wegner; piano solo 5y Miss
Lulu Weigner. vocal solo by Mrs q.
MacQuery. accompanied Dy Mrs.
Parrish. whistling solo by Miss Han
ma Auer. piano duet by Mrs. Par
rish and Miss Studebaker, Two read
ing by Miss Bessie Hogue. vocal
solo by the tev. MacQuery, play
cite entitled '.The old AIelodian' by
Mrs. q. A. Bacon. Mrs. r. ". Morse.
Mrs j. G. MoOmaw and Mrs. l.. Il.
Martin.
William Swintz. past grand mas
L.. Of the Masonic order in Indiana,
then presented AIRS. Vitou. the guest
Of honor. with a gift OF fowers, the
preseat OF the South Bend chapter
Of the order of Eastern Star. Mrs.
Vitou responded. thanking the mem
befs for their tribute Of flowers.
Mrs. Hattie Wright. past matron.
presented Mrs. NitOu with silver
basket. as a mark of the esteem in
which she is held by the past matrOn
Of the South Bend chapter. Mrs.
Nitou. visi5ly moved. expressed her
thanks in a few we'll chosen words.
The assembly then went to the
club rooms where light refreshments
were served and dancing was enjoy
eel TO conclude the reception.
The annual election of officers
was reid at the meeting OF the
Woman's Missionary society Of the
Broadway Evangelical church
Thursday afternoon az the home of
Mrs. r. j. Johnson. L. Broadway
resulting in Mrs. Q. G. Reinoehl be-
ing elected president; Mrs. Ira Ruth.
president; Miss Merticise Mil
Ter, recording secretary; Mrs. w. n.
McCurtain. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Harry Weiss, treasurer and
Miss Alma Schultz. secretary of
Young wOmen's work. The next
meeting will be held June %.
The Woman's union Of the Quincy
st Baptist church met Thursday aft
ernoOn at the home OF Mrs John
Rooney 1915 Portage av. There
were Is members present The reg
ular business meeting was held.
Home missionaries were studied
during the afternoon. Mrs. Agnus
Jain. Diamond av., will be hostess
at the meeting to be held June 26.
The members of the Eureka club
were entertained Thursday after
noon at the country horne of Mrs.
Matte thinner, Lincoln way w.
There were Ia members and one
guest The time was spent socially
and refreshments were served. Mrs.
William Calvert. 1929 w Washing
ton av.. viii be hostess June u.
Fifteen guests were entertained a
a miscellaneous shower Wednesday
oh
Notre Dame av.. hOnOring Miss Violet
Zaehnle whose marriage 10 Max
Rapp of Warsaw. Ind, will take
place at O'Clock on the evening of
June 4. Refreshments were served
by the hostess and contest favors
weso won by Mrs. Mary j. Freeman,
Miss Hilds Wagner and Miss Sadie
SLOPPY.
COMMUNICATING her house guest.
Miss Helen MOTrell of Oak Park,
III. Mrs. Carl Ginz was hostess at
tea Thursday afternoon, entertain
ing So guests at her home. 11l2 ).
Michigan ST. At the tea table. which
was beautifully conferred with a bowl
of pink peonies. Miss Carol Eber-
hart OF Mishawaka and Miss Sarah
Nitwer presided Garden flowers
were employed effectively in the de
corations throughout the home.
party Of 10 young people. chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Stoll
and Dr and Mrs. r. ID. Hager. will
motored TO Diamond lake for din
ner Thursday evening. The affair