South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27

The Live Oak drtl team enter
tanned with a birthday party Mon
day evening honoring Mrs. Laura
cobb and ars Louise Moore az the
home OF the latter. GO Pennsyl-
Vania az. The time was spent 500
cially with games and contests, the
fayOTs being won by Mrs Fay Wy
man, Mrs. Cora Martndaie. Mrs.
Edward Harris and Mrs JeweA
Whaley. Refreshments were served
20 p members and guests. The
place OF the next meeting TO- be
held May 3 viii be announced
ia.er.
airs. r J. Suddart gave a book
review OF Dickens Tale OF Two
Ctties.' at the meeting OF tine Lin
coin Literary club which was held
at the home OF Mrs. a.. A. Pitcher.
51S ~. Cushing ST., Monday cfter-
noon. The current events were In
charge OF Mrs. George Enterline. A
short business session preceded the
program. Refreshments were served
during the social hour 20 ton merl-
beers The next meeting will be
held at the home OF Mrs. Edward
NogL 1895 Portage av- May 10.
Al the last meeting of the art
department OF the Progress club
which was held Monday afternoon
at 2.30 o'clock in the club rooms
an interesting history OF Oriental
rugs was given bv r. ~ Gosh
garian who accompanied the story
by an exhibition OF thirty or more
different kinds OF rugs. There were
so members present. A speciai bus
mess session Will be called soon.
The Monday afternoon Bridge
club was entertained at the home OF
AIRS. j. W. Bryan, 225 T.. Navarro
St. Monday. A luncheon vas served
and the afternoon spent inplayinR
auction bridge, the prizes being won
bv Mrs Howard Emmons and Mrs.
W. +. Bryan. The club Will be en-
tertained in TWO weeks BY Mrs. Fred
cook, 1904 Woodward av.
The Misses Ethel and Fora Zeit-
Ter. 742 Sancome av., entertained
twenty friends at q miscellaneous
shower Saturday evening in honor Of
Miss Alma Gustafson whose marri-
age will take place this week. A
color motif OF pink and white was
carried out in the decorations
The marriage of Miss Viola Fet-
tiers. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Fetters, sos y. St Louis
blvd. 10 Henry Davenport, residing
residing west OF the city. took place
Monday morning at 10 o'clock at
ST Joseph. Mich. Mr.. and Mrs
Davenport left Immediately for Lam
sing Mich. where they will reside
The Married Folks Dancing club
held it's last dance OF the season on
Monday evening at the Indiana club.
More than 80 couples enjoyed the
Program of dances played by Mes
sick's orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Mcdonald.
1914 Lincoln way w, entertained
the members of the Triple -Four
club at their home Saturday even
ing The time was occupied with
games and contests, the favor win
ners in the latter being. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Rogus. Charles VanI
Dusen and Elmer Mcdonald. Re
freshmentS were served at the close
OF the evening to IA guests
a meeting Of more than usual in
terest will be held at the Progress
club Tuesday afternoon at 3:45|
O'Clock when {. j. Morrison Of
Ahouul II itdsttllNs adlCii.s Will duuIeSS
the nature study department Mr..
Morrison has made a special study
Of the life and habits of the bee
and VIII speak on bee culture. Miss
Vida Shonts will have charge of
the musical program for the after
noon. Mrs Charles Miller. Miss
Florence Secrist and Mrs. Fred
Weidman viii read papers.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. ]. Engledrum.
2l5 W. Navarro ST.. were surprised
at their home Sunday evening by So
of their friends. A delightful pro-
gram was presented and included
the rendition OF the "ToreadOr'
song from "In Victus' by Elton
Crepeau. an Interpretation Of the
Egyptian Dance by little Miss Eli
eanore Engledrum and the Dancel
Of Spring by Miss Lucille Swank. "A
recitation by DIR. J. r. Eagan and
sASeral readings by Honorable
Charles A. Cavanaugh of Grand
Rapids. Mich.
Notice-AT Ilini, Meet at Y. NJ /
.. a. community club room Tuesday