South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-21
Clubs

Mrs. W X. McHenry. 315 ".
Wavne ST. entertained the Home
Service department Of the First
Presbyterian church at a Washing
ton tea at her home Friday after
noon The service table was cen
teres with red and white carnations
and lighted by four blue tapers in
crystal holders Two genuine old
colonial tea sets were presided at
by Mrs Harry SchOck and Mrs.
John Grimm. who were dressed in
colonial costumes. Tea was served
10 so members. During the business
session the annual election OF Off
Gers took place with the following
results. Mrs. John c. Yeagley was
reelected president; Mrs. c. A Metz
was elected first vice president:
Mrs ". w AustiH. second vice pres
ident: Mrs. r. L. Chilcote, secretary,
and Mss Florence Forester, treas
urer. After the business session a
patriotic program OF songs and reel
tations was given by Richard Bloom
held. Evelyn Schock, Catherine Nc
Henry, Catherine Jackson, Janet
Jackson and Winifred Flood. who
were all dressed In colonial cos
tunes The next meeting will be
held at the home Of Mrs. Harry Ba-
Diet, s35 Park av.. March 10
The woman's auxiliary of the
Westminster Presbyterian church
met Friday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. n. d. Smith, 727 Portage
av. The election OF officers which
took place during the business ses-
sion resulted in the recollection oil
Mrs. Elmer Strayer as president;
Mrs. Henry Martin, vice president,
and Mrs. Charles Ivan, secretary,
and the election Of Mrs. Charles A.
Bacon. treasurer. Mrs. Fred Whit
comb entertained with French songs
during the social hour. Refresh
ments were served TO 30 mem bers
by the assistant hostesses. Mrs.
Clarence Palmer, Mrs Theodore
Kohler and Mrs. L. p. Hardy. The
auxiliary will entertain the MEM
hers Of the parish at a party at the
church Tuesday evening, Feb. "a
The next regular 1Neeting will be
held at the home of Mrs Otto Sher-
man. Harrison av.. March 10.
The Home department of the
South Bend Woman's club enter
tanned the general club at a thrift
tea at the home of Mrs. George
Thurn, $50 Leland av.. Friday aft
ernoon. Tea was served 10 100
members and guests from a table
attractively conferred with a crystal
basket OF pink sweet peas. Mrs. b
y. Coon and Mrs. William Probasco
poured. Several vocal solos were
rendered by Mrs. We're A. Strayer
and instrumental selections by Mrs.
r r Stewart. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. J. =. Hunter. Mrs G.
A Arnold. Mrs. Walter Hildebrand.
Mrs. V. r. Maurer and Mrs. Grant
Tank. The next meeting will be held
in the club rooms March 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Eldredge. 7O2
CoIfax av.. entertained with a fam
ily dinner Friday evening in honor
of Miss Elsie iLpincott and Donald
EIdredge. whose marriage will take
place today Covers were laid for
20 guests at two tables attractively
appointed in pink and white and
centered with spring flowers. The
Out-of town guests were Miss Elsie
Lppincott, OF Chicago; Miss Sarah
Hppincott. OF Pittsburg. Pa. and
Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Emm ons and
Harlow Lppincott. OF Ann Arbor.
Mich. Miss Helen Haughton, 90
w. Washington, was hostess at a
luncheon Friday at the Robertson
tea room in honor Of Miss Lippin-
colt.
The second section Of the litera-
turc department of the Progress
club held its regular meeting Friday
afternoon at 3:3O o'clock in the club
rooms. Following the usual business
session, Mrs T.. G. koos read the
play. The Intruder" by Maeter-
HnCk: Mrs. Eugene Warner read
The Goal Gate" by Lady Gregory,
aud Miss Evelyn Tohulka rendered
two vocal solos. accompanied by
Miss Helen Burke. There were "a
members in attendance. Mrs. Hor-
ace Fox and Mrs. F. o. SchoeppeI
viii have charge OF the next meet
ing. which will be held March s.
The Indiana and University clubs
entertained with a dinner dance at
The Indiana club rooms Friday eve
ming Dinner was served at Z
O'Clock 10 more than so couples.
and followed by dancing the music
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