South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-07

weeks at the home Of Mrs. ". r.
Jodon. 1914 y. O'Brien 81.
Miss Mable POyser. whose mar
rage 20 Jacob Boerman. OF Kala-
mazoo. Mich. viii take place in the
near future. was pleasantly surprised
by "A number Of her friends who en-
tertained with a miscellaneous show
er In the club rooms OF the Y. w 6.
a Tuesday evening Games and
music were diversions OF the social
evening.
The Circle OF Mercy held its regu-
lar meeting Thursday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Thomas williams,
1893 Lincoln way " After the
transaction Of the routine business
the time was spent socially. refresh
ments being served 20 80 members.
Che next meeting viii be held al the
home Of Mrs. r. G. Osborne. 500 +.
Monroe St, May 20.
The Notre Dame day dodgers will
entertain with a dancing party at
the Elk's temple Saturday evening,
May %. Charles Jazz orchestra
will furnish the music for the PSI
gram OF dances. The committee in
charge OF the affair Is composed or
Edwin Hunter. chairman; Edward
Doran. Maurice Thornton and Harry
Richwine.
The south Bend WOman's club
was honored by having a member,
Mrs Walter X Sherman. elected
treasurer OF the 18th district fedora
ton Of clubs at the meeting held in
Elkhart Wednesday. Mrs. Granville
ZeigleT also a member Of the local
organization, gave an inspiring talk
on THE Blind and What Club Wom-
en- Can do for Them" During the
after "a Don session tho South Bend
woman's club trio composed OF Mrs.
Harry Barnes, Mrs. Ralph Hutchin-
son and Mrs. We're Strayer sang THE
Flower Song" from Madame But
terfiy" Mrs. +. l.. Sims acted as
chairman of the resolution commit
tee Members of the club who at
tended the Elkhart meeting were.
Mrs William PrObasco, Mrs. Harry
Schadt, Mrs. John Montgomery.
Mrs John Townsend. Mrs. G. A.
Francis. Mrs. John Slower. Mrs. w.
Paxson, Mrs. Harry Barnes. Mrs.
Ralph HUTCHINSON, Mrs. We're
Strayer. Mrs Verne Maurer. Mrs.
NORA bftNtls wi =. " AAANA 1870
brand. Mrs j. W. Wiseheart, Mrs.
w. Staley Mrs John Hunter. Mrs.
Lillian KrieGhbaum. Mrs. Granville
w. Zeigler and Mrs. +. L. Sims.
Tho Studobaker Mothers club pre-
scented a special Mothers day pro
gram at the regular meeting held at
the school Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. f. j. Cain Of the Indiana
Avenue Christian church gave the
addr IS Of the afternoon "A Tribute
10 the Mother" other numbers on
the program consisted of a piano
solo by Miss Margaret Waterfeld,
a reading by Miss Ruth kuss and
vocal solo b. Miss Selma Pierson.
At the next meeting which will be
held June Mrs Ell Secbert will
address the club on the subject OF
"Americanizing America
Mrs. LYDIA Hoffman OF New Car
Isle entertained the Friendly club
at an all lay meeting at her home
wednesday. Lunch was served at
noon toto members and two guests
at a table daintily decorated with
spring flowers, similar flowers dec
Grating the rooms Of the house.
During the afternoon Informal en-
tertainment and music occupied the
time. Dinner was served at o'clock.
There will he another meeting of the
club held June > at the home Of Mrs.
David Switzer, 614 Blaine av.
The Fancy Needleworkers' club
met at the home OF Mrs. Orville
Bunch. III y Eddy St, Wednes-
dav afternoon. The time was spent
socially with needlework the only
diversion. Refreshments were served
at the close OF the afternoon 10 10
members and two guests. The next
meeting will be held in two weeks
with Mrs Augusta Hunt, $40 5.
William st.
The North Side Social club was
entertained Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs c. c. Miller. IA
Harrison av Following the short
business session a social hour was
enjoyed and refreshments were
served TO the members present and
three visitors. There will be another
meeting held in two weeks. the
place to be decided later.
Miss Mildred Austin. 1915 Lincoln
way e. entertained the members of
her Sunday school class Of the First
Church OF the Brethren with picnic
supper at Howard Park Wednesday
evening. Miss Rita flasher assisted
the hostess.
\ GREAT AMERICAN PLAY.