South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-04

/ During the missionary session Rev.
| Kerlin spoke on the general subject
/ Of foreign missions A social hour
was held and refreshments were
I served. The time and place OF the
next meeting will be announced
/ later.
The Woman's Foreign missionary
| society o. the Grace NJ r. church
was entertained Thursday afternoon
I at the church wath a clever playlet
I entitled, The Voices OF the Women,
| and acted by nine members OF the
/ society. Mrs. Elmer Essex contribu-
/ ted a vocal number During the
: devotiOnals the fourth chapter OF
I the study book was read and the
] discussion lead by Mrs. w. b. Shat
I er. Refreshments were served at
/ the close Of the afternoon. The next
/ meeting Will be held July /.
/ The June meeting OF the WOman's
\ Foreign missionary society OF the
I First NJ +. church was held Thurs
Y day afternoon i'm the church parlors
with 20 members in attendance.
Mrs Fred Stretch had charge OF the
! program which consisted Of a num-
u Der Of papers on the general sub
\ jet Of the African missions. The
next meeting Will be held Jointly
| with the Home Missionary society
OF the church, July 1.
A delightful pre-nuptiaI affair
/ hOnOring Miss Helen Elliott. whose
marriage will take place this month
| was the dinner given Thursday eve
| ming by Miss Esther Rupe and Miss
/ Florence Secrist at the home Of Miss
I Rupe. 312 S. Franklin st. Dinner
was served at $3.50 o'clock at a Ia
/ BILE appointed with novelties of pink
and white and laid for 10 guests
/ Miss Elliott will be the honor guest
at number Of other affairs.
Mrs. William Burmeistcr. Mrs
/ August Frepan and Mrs Oscar Ere
pan were hostesses at the regular
I meeting OF the Helena Rebekah
\ thimble held Thursday Afternoon at
! the I. o. O. r. hail. Thirty-five
4 members enjoyed the social hour
during which refreshments We're
| served. There will be another meet
ing held in two weeks.
Members Of the Ladies' Aid So
| ciety Of the Linden Avenue Chris
tian church met Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs Floyd En-
/ field. 500 r. Ninth ST.. River park.
! A large attendance was prH rat at
the business and the devoI nal SEES
sions the latter was lead by Mrs
J.. +. Culp. July !. the society VIII
meet with Mrs. COllip, 100 Sancome
av.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
J Munson chapel met Thursday af-
! ternoon at the church. Following
! the regular business hour the time
was devoted 10 the Ieing Of COM
I forters. Refreshments were served
/ 10 six members The next meeting
OF the society will be held July 1.
! The summer social activities Of
! the club girls Of the =. w. G.. We're
/ opened Thursday evening when so
/ members of the organization hiked
\ to the four-mile bridge. The feat
ure of the evening was a weiner
roast The club plans 20 hold out
door meetings every two weeks dur
ing the summer months.
A miscellaneous shower was given
Tuesday evening by Mrs. G.. +. An
mis-. at her home. SO y Allen St.
compIimenting Miss Blanche Man
usZak whose marriage Will take
/ place June @. A color scheme of
\ blue and white was effected in house
/ decorations and a variety of wild
/ flowers were used in profusion. Re-
/ freshments were served to p guests.
Complimenting Miss Marie Chaplin,
| 623 w. ColfaX av- whose marriage
. L. u T.
/ MoredOck. 32l W. COlfaN av., en-
\ tertained a nun DER of friends al
/ cards Thursday afternoon at her
/ home. on Saturday Miss Dorothy
\ Eldridge will honor Miss ChapiT
| with luncheon at her home.
The annual picnic of the Woman's
l Dining club will take place next
/ Tuesday evening near Bear Cave on
! the river bank. The club will leave
/ the city at 1870 o'clock and viii
| spend the latter part OF the after
/ noon and evening with outdoor
! sports and games.
The Priscilla Sewing circle was
| entertained Thursday evening at the
/ home of Mrs. Clifford Piper. 1919
\ Golden av The evening was devoted
! entirely to uecdlework. and refresh
| ments were served to "a members.
! The next regular meeting viii be
| held in two weeks with the Misses
/ Schwenk, y. Allen st.
|
| The marriage OF Miss Judith smith
/ of New Carlisle, and OrviUe H.
/ smith. also of New Carlisle. took
/ place Thursday evening at o'clock
/ at the parsonage of the First Met
| odist church Rev. ]. y Greene OF