South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-25
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pillar acting rs hostess Places
We're laid for y guests ar table
conferred with a large bowl arrange
mcnt of Columbia roses and white
pom poms while radiatinE from the
centerpiecc were strands ~ smillx.
Clever little nut cups fashioned into
the shape Of rose concealed tiny
rolls II paper bearing the announce
menf OF the marriage The places
OF the honor guests were designated
By an arch of white satin Diminu-
tive rose spr.Es held the place cards
Of the other guests. Sir and Mrs
Prass viii be- on home az 100 Port
age av.
The Progress clus double quartet
gave concert a. Healthwin Tues
day night. The quartet members
are, Mrs L. IT Writ. Mrs J. VI. Ma
lOney. Mrs. George Fulmer. Miss
Crissie Rfemold. AIRS Guy Staples.
Miss Camilla ButterwOrth. Mrs r.
IT. Morse. and Mrs Walter BRYAN.
The opening numbers were given by
the quartet They sang "A Bed
Time Song. by Nevin and DE Cop
per Moon" by Shelly. Mrs T. II.
Writ sang "a Perfect Day" By Bond
and THE Shado March. bv Del
Mrs Malonev and Mrs Bryan. who
sang The Rosary" by Nevin. and
Let the Rest Of the World Go BY"
The quartet then sang cone sum
mCr Day bv Beach. and THE Night
Has a Thousand Eyes" by Rogers.
Mrs. Bryan rendered two vocal
mum berS fin solo NV Love" BY
Hastings and little Bit o. Honey
The final numbers on the program
were given 10y The quartet. two Irish
folk songs. one by FoOte and sweet
Miss Marv' by NeidHnger
Election OF officers was held at "a
meeting OF the home department Of
the South Bend WOman's club Tues
day afternoon. The officers are
Mrs. Edgar Bonds, chairman; Mrs.
A. o. Wilson. vice-chairman. an6
Mrs. $. NJ. Pierce. secretary treas
urer. Following the business meet
ing an interesting paper was given
by Mrs. George ". Omatch on cook
ing. The subject was then taken up
in a round table discussion a fea-
ture Of the afternoon was an eX-
hfbiU of candies and cookies made
by the members. Prizes We're
awarded Mrs Edgar Bonds. Mrs.
Nern LOuhey. and Mrs G. Ulery.
Tea was served at the close Of the
afternoon by Mrs Harry Wallace.
assisted by Mrs. d. +. Conroe. and
Mrs. John Paxton. The next meet
ing Of the department will be held
on Dec. 2S
The Guiding Lights class Of the
Grace NJ. =. church held their regu-
lar meeting Tuesday night at the
I homo Of NFfren.- T~sT,,r .rT NJ
Edwards. 1924 8 Michigan ST Con-
test prizes were awarded Miss Char
lOtte Mold. and Miss Mary Smith.
The next meeting will be a Christ
mas party at the home of the class
teacher, Mrs. Wesley Miller, 4102 z.
Broadway, the date of which is 70
be announced later.
Forty-five mem beers attended the
thimble given by the Auten Relief
corp Tuesday afternoon In two
weeks the corp viii give another
thimble m the old court house. 4
regular meeting Of the corp was held
Tuesday night Two applications
for membership were received. one
ballOted upon and one initiated
The next regular business meeting
viii be held Tuesday night
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Fish-~ MI
and Mrs. O. G. Weber. MT and Mrs.
A Hamilton and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Bailey OF Niles Mich. and their fam
flies. motored from Niles Tuesday Co
attend q pOt-luck supper AT the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. May.
500 Lincoln way r. The party was a
surprise on Mr.. MAY.
The Tuesday Night club met AT
the home OF Mrs. J. r Lang. 500 Ce-
dar ST Fifteen guests were pres
ont Tn the contests. ravors were
won by Mrs. r. SteineI. and Mrs.
William Anwander. Refreshments
were served In two weeks Mrs T..
Jain 745 Harrison 8v-. viii entertain
the club.
Mrs Charles POmmcrt entertained