South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-03
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A charming affair OF Friday after
noon was the tea given by Mrs VII
liam ID. O'Brien and Miss Catherine
'CoonIey az thu home or Mrs. O'Brien.
ia s. Chaplin ST. honoring Mrs.
O'Brieu.s niece. Miss Pauline
lO'Br!en. OF Detroit Micn. and Miss
Doris Campbell. whose marriage TO
Woodland Jeschke viii take place
next saturday FOrty-fve guests
were received between the hours OF
four and siv Miss Catherine oliver
aud Miss Mary Hyde presided az The
tea table. which was unusually lovely
with an artistic arrangement OF pink
and white chrysanthemums and pink
tapers I'm silver holders.
The last affair Of the week in hon
or OF Miss Campbell Will be the tea
this afternoon 90 b. given by Miss
Adelne Major 200 ". ColfaX av.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Wemp. 421 ".
Navarro ST.. announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Lven-
Us Burrows 90 Melvin Nelson, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Nelson 100
Iawndale av
A farewell party was given by the
remployes OF Wyman's store in honor
OF Miss Anna Detling and Miss Sadye
Jacobs who leave Dec. 9TH for Cali
fornia Dinner was served in the
Wyrnan lunch room 10 about 40.
'The girls were given gold fountain
pens as remembrance. also boquet
OF roses. Music and games were the
o. diversions of the evening same being
held on third floor.
The Woman's society OF the First
Baptist church met Friday afternoon
at $50 o'clock in the church par
Tors. The song service was conduct
ed by Miss Hanna Amer. and Mrs.
Adelbert Kinyon let the devOtionals-
The subject Of the afternoon, Man
kind on the Move" was taken from
tho book Survey 20 Service" and
was very ably presented by Mrs. A.
W. Subbera. The assisting hostesses
for the afternoon were Mrs r. G.
Turk. Mrs @ Slower. Mrs. J. Fangil,
Mrs. u. Bradley and Mrs. Charles
Kinyon- The next meeting viii take
place the first Friday in January at
the church
Mrs Fred c. Hass. 127 r. Marion
ST.. was hostess Friday afternoon TO
the memb ers of the Worth While
Circle. The assisting hostesses were
Mrs. W. +. Taylor. Mrs. Joseph Tay-
Tor. Mrs. j. w. Wattles. Mrs. s. r.
Arbogast and Mrs. II. Q. Kreigh-
baum Forty members were present
and needIework was the diversion Of
the afternoon. Light refreshments
were served by the hostess. The
circle will meet again in four weeks,
the place 20 be announced later.
The Women's Missionary society
of Westminister church held a Thin
BILE at the home of Mrs. Elmer
Straycr. go y. Scott st. The assist
ing hostesses We're Mrs. Arthur Mil
ler Mrs. r. W. Hammond. Mrs.
Charles Whitmore, Mrs. II. Snow and
AIRS l. Carpenter. The musical pro-
gram consisted of two vocal solos by
AIRS. We're Strayer accompanied by
Mrs +. @. Bacon. Mrs. Snow and
Mrs Hammond presided at the tea
table Forty members were present.
Mrs Nina DoOuttle presented n
very interesting program on "Ameri-
canization." az which time two grad
es OF the school. one entirely COM
posed of foreigners. the other an un-
graded grade also of foreign child
rem. sang before the members OF
the Civic and Philanthropy depart
meEt of the Progress club Thursday
afternoon at the club house. in
American. Hungarian. 2 OF n .
French and Belgian. The children
We're able 20 count 20 90. in 8 diff
ferent languages. The program was
opened with the singing OF Amer
lea and closed with America the
Beautiful" and the flag salute Miss
Ethel Conley assisted Mrs Doolittle,
and Miss Camille Butterworth accom-
panied the children on the piano.
Preceding the entertainment the oe-