South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-13

bridge which was the diversion Mrs
Carl ITibberd was the favor winner
Refreshments were served 20 l.
guests. In two weeks :he club viii
meet with Mrs. Lawrence Romine
102 Marquette av.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage OF Mrs. Grace Eliza
beth Brady Of Chicago and Maurice
Lawton Stedman Of this city. The
wedding took place Wednesday
afternoon at the Lakeside Presby-
terrain church. Chicago. Mr. and
Mrs. Stedman will make their home
in Kansas City, Mo.
Twenty couples attended the Leap
Year party given by the Sinai so
ciety Wednesday evening at Kable's
banquet hall Games and dancing
we're the features OF the evenings
entertainment. Refreshments were
served Waiz orchestra furnished
the music for the program Of dances
Complimenting Miss Elsie Lippin-
colt whose marriage TO Donald FL
dredge will take place soon. Miss
Eleanor Stephenson, 1243 +. Jeffer-
son blvd, will entertain u guests
at a I o'clock luncheon at her home
Friday. House and table decora-
tons will be suggestive Of the Val
entine season.
The North side Social club met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
Frank Stricken. 400 y. Taylor ST.
Following a short business session
needlework formed the diversion
In two weeks the club will be enter
tanned az the home Of Mrs. Ernest
C. Traver, 1920 ". Wayne St.
Mrs. Il. y. Ward, 500 y. Michigan
st. was hostess at a masked valen-
tine costume party at her home Wed
nesday evening. The guests were
members OF the Centennial club
The valentine motif was carried out
in the house decorations by the use
Of hearts. ribbon steamers and
colored lights. For the cleverest
costumes favOrs were awarded tc
Mrs. Charles Bradley and Mrs. T.
Weaver. At contests which were Z
diversion prizes were presented Il
Mrs Sam Butzbach and Mrs. Z. Z
Ward. Refreshments were served
to % guests at the close of the
evening.
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Muessel school met Wednesday aft.
ernoon in the kindergarten room OF
the school building. An interesting
program including the following
numbers was PRESENTED. Mrs. A. y
Williamson entertained with a piano
solo, Miss Irene Gofeney explained
the health crusade that Is being car
ried out through the schools Mrs
L. l.. COtter entertained with a vocal
selection which was followed by a
duet by Mrs Ceth MOomaw and
Miss Alice MoOmaw. Miss .Rebecca
Carr gave a talk on THE Work OF
the School Nurse" Following the
business session a valentine tea was
enjoyed by 80 mothers Of the dis
trict. The time of the next meeting
will be announced later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith, 22o
+. Lasalle av., entertained with q
family dinner Wednesday evening
The affair was in honor of Mrs
Smiths father. James Major. who's
S7th birthday anniversary il was
and Mrs Z. L. Stricken. the occa-
sion of her birthday.
The Young Peoples society OF tho
Zion Evangelical church met Wed
nesday evening at the parish schoo
in celebration of the 30th anniver-
sary of the organization of the so
ciety. More than 100 members and
guests enjoyed the program which
consisted of a piano solo by Mis-:
Helena Schlegel, a talk on the or
ganization Of the society by Rev NJ
Laubengeyer of Mishawaka. "a voca
duet by Mrs. Lawrence Macht and
Mrs. Waldemar Goffeney Rev. w
Goffeney gave brief history of the
society and Louis Meyer, a charter
member of the society, gave a talk
on the subject. The Society 90
Years Ago" Miss Matilda Christ
man entertained with a piano sole
and Miss Clara TrOeger responded
TO a toast. The society quartz
closed the program with a number
of selections. Three charter mem
bers of the organiza ton. II. G.
Christman. Louis Meyer and Erhard
Riedel were present. A banquet pre-
coded the program.