South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-13
Clubs

ing Miss Ethel Phelan. a brIde-elect
of next month was a shower given
ThursIa- evening los Mrs Pleuuy
Dltz and Mrs August Scnmitt 80
I.aportc ar the home OF Mrs Dittz
1902 Lincoln Way T.. Misndwaka
BunCC was thp diversion of tl.e e1-5h-
lng and faNors were awarded 10
Mrs Earl Christn1ln, Miss Mary
katherine Sainviile and Miss Ruth
kOtz. Luncheon served III a. bcauti-
fully appointed table conferred with
q weddinc cake and decorated with
asrers and golden glow. Twelve
guests We're present Next Monday
evening AIiss Ruth Kotz, OF I.c-
land Az, viii entertain for Miss Pie
Ian.
The quarterly tea OF the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary So
cietv Of the Sunnyside PRESBYTERIAN
church Was held Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. J.. c. NerH-ande,
S12 T. Washington av. Mrs G. L.
Ecker led the devOtiOnals. Follow
lng the business session the NJ ission-
AIRY program was held and consist
ed Of "A discussion OF the Foreign
subject. China" and the reading OF
letters from three missionaries by
Mrs. Elmer WashbUrn, Mrs. A. A.
Alderman and Mrs. Elizabeth
Thomas. Mrs. A. J. Hertle discuss
I'd the home subject our Young
People" Mss Il. Ecker entertained
with piano numbers. Refreshments
were served 70 &C guests at the close
% the afternoon, by the assisting
hostesses. Mrs. AlonZO Weinberg and
Mrs. Sarah Henry. The next meet
ing will be held with Mrs. Amy j.
II OF a
The woman.s Eoreign Missionary
society OF the Lowell Heights NJ. E
church met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs j. c. Ramsey, 7O2 n. ST.
Louis blvd. The meeting opened
with the usual devotional hour
which was followed by the mission
airy program during which Mrs. b.
J. Kiplinger had charge OF the mys-
terry box and Mrs William Willis
had charge OF the book study. Dur
ing the business session plans were
completed for the education Of
Chinese girl which the society will
sponsor. Twelve members and two
out Of town visitors were present.
Refreshments were served. There
will he another meeting of the So
ciety held Sept 3. with Mrs. d. c..
Hutson, 1916 Campeau st.
In honor OF Mrs. F. L. Sims, 2IS
w Marion St, who will leave Aug.
25. TO make her home in Los An
geies. Cal. Mrs @. +. Francis, 1927
Riverside dr., entertained with a 10
o'clock luncheon at her home Thurs
day afternoon. Covers were placed
for eight guests at a table daintily
appointed with garden flowers. Mrs.
SiIrs viii be complimented with "A
luncheon at the Robertson tea room
next Thursday and at a luncheon
Friday Of next week.
Announcements Of the marriage
OF Edward Hudson Williams Of this
city and Miss Irma Lillian L.suster.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a.
Iauster OF Cleveland, O., have been
received here. The wedding took
place at CleV Gland. Wednesday. Aug.
. At home cards announced that
Mr.. ana .Irs. Williams will he at
home TO friends after Nov. 1. at III
". Bartlett St, this city.
Mrs William Nedlcus. 10 ".
Adams St. entertained SIX members
OF the Harmony Reading circle at
her home Thursday afternoon. Fol-
lowing the usual business session
the time was spent in reading anc
discussing the study book. The
Yoke Refreshments were served.
In two weeks Mrs. Hen Mitchell. 91q
r. Madison St. will be hostess TO
the club members.
Forty members were present at
the regular meeting OF the Helena
Rebekah Sewing circle held Thurs
day afternoon at the I. o. o. +.
hall Mrs. John NIatthes was a
guest IF the circle Mrs. Charles
Kemmerly Mrs Edward Barnard
and Mrs. Eva Bauer acted as hos
tesses The next meeting will be
held Aug &c at the hall.
social afternoon was enjoyed
Thursday by members Of the North
and South sections Of the Womau's
leagues OF the First Methodist
church which met in the church
parlors as the guests of the leagues
officers
Mrs Fred Smith. 1917 Van Buren,
St. was hostess 20 members of the
Jolly Crochet club at her home