South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-12
Clubs

The usual Wednesday evening
dance az tho Country Club was given
iu honor Of thc famous culver Black
Horse troop. complimenting them On
their exhibition AT SprinrbrOok
Wednesday afternoon Tire dance
at the club last evening ends the
activities IL the famous troop in
south Bend.
Besides the troop. the culver 45
piece band. lead by Capt O'Kalahar
attended the dance. The band en-
tertained the 90 troopers and tho
IS couples from the city from 1880
% $50 with a baac concert, from
sac 10 il was s.5ehl In dancing.
The cadets were in sui military
uniform.
As A courtesy 20 Miss Eunice
Rock whose marriage 20 Clark les
singer viii occur Saturday az the
parsonage Of -. Patrick's church,
Mrs. Irving s Book. "32 y. St Louis
blvd. entertained with a 8 60 o'clock
dinner wednesday evening. Covers
were placed for IA at beautifully
appointed table.
A miscellaneous shower was given
for ri iss Book Tuesday evening BY
her sister, Mrs i F. Wheaton, OF
Detroit. who entertained at Miss
Books home, 100 w. Wayne ST.
Music. dancing and games we're the
diversions OF the evening and re-
freshments were served 90 20 guests.
Out-of-town guests were Mrs. otto
Baynan and Miss Eleanor Moglehill
Of Chicago.
The regular business meeting OF
the Ladies' Aid society Of the Stull
Memorial church was held Wednes-
dav afternoon In the church parlors
Mrs. W g. Allen and Mrs. Viola
Barnhars acted as hOstesses. Mrs.
Thou.as Croker led the devOtionais.
A social time has been planned for
August 18th at the home Of Mrs
Wm Rarnhart 2525 s. Michigan 81.
The next regular meeting viii be
held at the church parlors on sep
TENDER Sth.
Mrs. otto Dunnuck was elected
president Mrs Ira Hartman, vice
president and Miss Eva Hummer
secrC tary- treasurer Of the Maple
Grove VI. r. Ladies' Aid society and
Bible class at the regular meeting
Wednesday afternoon in the church
parlors The Bible study leader,
Mrs Lydia Hummer. was assisted by
Mrs. Christian Anderson. Thirteen
members weN present. Refresh
ments were served. The place of
tho next meeting viii be announced
later.
Mrs. Harry Ravens Of South BEND
was the quest Of honor al sur
prise party given Tuesday night at
the home Of her cousin. Mrs. ]. b.
Corns OF Second St. Elkhart, by the
members OF the Donna celia club.
Mrs. Ravens who recently was mar
RED formerly was Miss Bertha
Canen. OF Elkhart She was pre-
scented with numerous gifts at the
Elkhart party. a feature of which
was a mock wedding.
An all-day meeting Of the pleas
ant View W. c. T. L. was held We'd
nesday at the home Of Mrs. ora
Miller, Lincoln Way W. I'd. A chick
en- dinner was served at noon an1
the afternoon was spent socially.
The next meeting will be held at the
home OF Mrs. Charles Hopkins, 1887
y. Johnson 8
Miss Vera Dausman. whose mar
rage will take place next Wednes-
day was guest of honor at a dinner
Thursday evening at which Mrs.
Fred Elbel, 1908 ". Colfax av., was
hostess. Covers were laid for u
guests at a table which carried out
a color scheme of pink and white in
dainty appointments. This evening
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Barber viii
entertain with a dinner party a
their home on Thursday evening
Mrs. c. Y. Whitehead. 1901 +. Day
ton ST. will honor Miss DausmaT
with a Iarty.
The regular monthly business
meeting of the ST. Pauls Woman:
Home Missionary society was held
Tuesday afternoon in the church
parlors, Mrs. w. c. Yena acting a,
hostess During the missionary pro