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I Memorial church which was held
az her home Tuesday afternoon.
7 Following the business session Mrs.
I O. ". Nesey read a leaflet The
/ DeacOness POlicewOman." Mrs. John
Hartman read an article, Why /
! Came TO America" and Mrs. =. j.
Beistel read the lesson. Refresh
ments were served during the social
hour TO 80 members by the assistant
hostesses. Mrs. Clarence Smoke. Mrs.
| Frank Dunn. Mrs. &. 4. Pitcher and
! Mrs L. Weppler The next meetins
will be held at the home Of Mrs.
VIM. Entzian, 2207 Lincoln way
/ W.. April 10.
The Ottsrbein Guild Of the Con-
/ ference Memorial United Brethren
church had pot-luck supper at
$3.50 o'clock Tuesday night al the
home OF Miss Mildred ROUGH. SOB H..
| Calvert 81 The election OF officers
took place during the business ses-
sion with the following results.
Miss Mildred MatsOn was elected
pres. Miss Jessie Reason. vice pres
Miss Ethel DclCamp. sec. Miss Bea-
! trIce Tyler. treas Miss Etfe Bu-k-
hart. sec. OF literature. Miss Gladys
/ Shirk sec. of thank Offering, and
| Mrs j.. r.. Gerber. patroness. The
next meeting will be held April L..
The Auten vs. r. c. held its
regular weekly meeting Tuesday
( evening in the old courthouse with
As members in attendance Four
/ eaudidates were balloted upon and
} one Application for membership
read The corps will sew all day
friday at the orphans home the
I Jan and Feb. birthday party viii be-
I held March Is: a supper will be
served March 30 and ON March %
. the past presidents viii entertain
I with thimbIe. More than - mem
/ bers were present at the Thin bic
which was held Tuesday afternoon.
The Young WOman's Foreign Mis-
I sionary society of the Grace NJ. T..
/ church held its annual banquet in
I the church parlors Monday evening
at $50 o'clock. Covers were laid
\ for 2S members at a table centered
with spring flowers. The program
/ which followed consisted Of talks by
] Mrs b. ID. Beck, Mrs. a. NJ. Eide
\ Brand and Mrs ID. Kinney; "a vocal
/ solo by Miss Grace Bernhard; in
strumental selections by Miss Ruth
/ Kuss and Miss Bertha May Hide
} brand. and readings by little Miss
/ Virginia Roberts.
Miss Zelma Shafer. $40 5. Fellow
/ ST.. entertained eight members Of
\ the Mystery club at O'Clock dim
\ ner al her home Tuesday evening
/ in honor of the 18th birthday ami
/ verSarv OF Miss NeTna Barnadel
I al stf n
I music. and Orpheum theater party
; was enjoyed.
The Waneta Sewing circle held a
Y card party Tuesday afternoon at the
/ Redman hall. progressive pedro be
! ing played at nine tables. Another
\ party will be held in two weeks
I Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Eta Bower
man and Sergt. Edward +. Wuebber
of Blufton. y. Y. The wedding took
place Friday afternoon. March Z, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
/ Anderson. 2207 w. Washington av.
The bride wore a gown of pale blue
. velvet and carried a shower bouquet
\ of brides roses Miss Julia KOhler,
/ who attended the bride as brides
p lllalllr wore a. II W Is VI u cam NblOl VA
crepe de chine trimmed vim ribbon
and lace. Louis Zoekel attended as
I best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Wuebber
are for the present at home at 22O7
/ w. Washington av. Sergt. Wuebber
/ is located al Camp Grant H., a
member OF the sixth division.
Miss Mildred Heideman, 533 r.
! Indiana aV entertained the mem
I bers of the Jane D. club at her
Z home Monday evening. The early
I part of the evening was spent with
| needlework and was followed by a
social hour during which games were
/ enjoyed and refreshments served to
| 10 guests. There will be another
meeting held in two weeks with Miss
7 Helen LOehr PIC w. Wayne st.
In honor of Miss Frances Fox a
/ bride-eleCt of this month. Mrs. Rus
I sell Stapp. $50 E. Haney av.. enter
\ tanned with "a o'clock dinner at
/ her home Monday evening. Twelve
I guests were seated at small tables
/ daintily appointed i'm yellow and
centered with bowls of yellow jon
quils During the evening "Bunco"
/ was the div orsion.