South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29
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word has been received that Ray
mond Haas. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. G. Haas. 1927 T. Marion s. was
elected president OF tho senior class
OF the University OF Illinois, where
he Is taking a course In commerce.
Raymond, who was an ensign IN the
navy during the world war. Is
varsity basket bal! man and an &C
tive member OF several clubs IN
Guiding the "Mawanda." an honor
airy senior society. the Alpha Kap-
ia Psi" an honorary commerce
fraternity; the Skull and Crescent.
and Phi Gamma Delta.
Mrs. IT, q. Matthews entertained
the members OF the Center Town
ship Home Economies club al an
aU-day meeting Saturday at the
country home Of Miss Addie Van
den Bosch. at Nutwood. A pot-luck
dinner was served at noon 20 a large
attendance. During the social aft
.rnoon which followed Mrs. Frank
Hudebrand gave a report OF the
meeting OF the federated clubs
which was held Feb Il and Miss
I.ouise Studebaker related her ex-
periences while serving with the Red
cross in France. The place and date
OF the next meeting will be an
uounced later.
The marriage OF Miss Lois Fran
ces McNaughton. daughter OF Mrs.
~ L. McNaughton, or Jackson,
Mich, TO John Edgar holland, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. +. y. holland. 1890
Lincoln way w, took place in To-
iedo. Ohio, Friday. Feb. 27. Rev. J.
Wilson Crosse. of the St. Paul NJ. r.
church. officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
holland left on a short wedding trip
and will be az home 10 their friends
at 715 Clarke av.. Toledo. after
April I.
The leap year party given by the
Iota Delta club Saturday evening In
the club rooms of the J. NJ s.
building was attended by % cOu-
pies Messick's orchestra furnished
the music for the program Of II
dances. The hostesses were the
Misses Olga Seegmueller, Esther
Edgren. Blance David. Esther Lin
dahl. Marie Hanger, Grace BurrOw
and Mrs Carl Lienhart and Mrs. Z.
W. Miller.
An aT-day meeting OF the st. JOS
cph Horticultural society was held
saturday at the ". o. W. hall. A
picnic dinner was served at noon
10 so guests, after which a business
session was held and a program
eiven. The topic OF the day was
Grapes" The time and the correct
way TO plant, prune and spray grape
vines was discussed at length; also
the best varieties. All those who
are interested I'm home gardens arc
invited to attend the next meeting
which viii be held March p.
Announcement has bene made OF
the marriage OF Miss Helen Miller,
daughter OF Mrs. Homer J. Miller,
formerly OF this city. now OF Can
ton. Ohio, TO Edwin NJ. Neff, son of
Mr.. and Mrs ]. S. Neff. also OF Can
ton, Ohio, which took place Feb. 21.
Mrs. Neff graduated from the local
high school IN 1913. after which she
attend-5 Oberlin college.
Although little Miss Helen Eileen
Reichanadter is four years old she
viii celebrate her first birthday Sun
dav In honor Of this occasion four
small friends will be entertained at
her home. 1871 s. Main St, Sunday
afternoon. At the luncheon table
which will be conferred with birth
day cake bearing four pink candles
place marks with tiny baskets Of
candy will be placed for Little Miss
Harriet Mccormick. Miss Maxine
Battenburg. Miss Eta Marie Znmer
and Miss la Dosia Holloway.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Braunsdorf
221 s. St Peter St. entertained the
members OF the Moonlight Five
Hundred club at their home Friday
evening. At cards favors were won
Ly Arthur L. Miller, Mrs. J. Hardy
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Swanson.
The club viii meet in two weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. J. 2. Gully +.
sample ST.
Mrs. George Sadderson. 227 W.
Ewing av., was surprised 10y is
friends at her home Friday even
ing The time was spent informally
with games and contests.
The willing Workers class OF the
First Baptist church met Friday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Peter
GOechal. Pleasant ST During the