South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15
SOCIETY

An Informal $50 o'clock Dime,
-, given last evening in honor OF
s Gertrude Danviger. OF Cincin-
81 oy her sister Mrs. Meredith r
NeIrmann, 40 L.aMonte terrace. 81,
suests were seated at the dinner
.ao'e which was centered with RED
uses. Following the dinner tho
Fenlng was spent. with cards and
- ''''c' Miss Danviger leaves satur-
- morning for New York city
mere her marriage 20 Harry stod-
uaro VII take place April %.
Tho engagement Of Miss Helen
Scherman. daughter OF WEHani
Scnerman OF Colorado Springs col,
20 irwin S. Dolx. son OF Mrs. c. NJ
Doth' bl2 y. lafayette blvd. was
announced last evening at an In
FORMAL party at Miss Scherman's
nome 53S Calhoun st., Mishawaka.
, mound OF OpheHa roses centered
: the dinner table and from the center
piece white steamers were attached
TO the place cards on which the
names OF Miss Scherman and MIR.
Dolk were concealed. The wed ling
VIII take place I'm June.
An entertaining program was pre-
sented al the meeting OF section
three Of the Ladies' AID society OF
the Grace ~. r. church. which was
held Thursday afternoon IN the
church parlors. Mrs. Earl Hum
mer spoke on cur Duties at the
Primaries" Mrs Fred Kale enter
tained with piano selections and
Mrs. George Gall and Mrs Elmer
Essez, accompanied by Mrs Andrew
Hiiderbrand. gave a vocal duet. A
piano duet was given by Misses
Ruth Williams and Neteth Nash A
kindergarten song was sung by lit
tie Miss Grace Dyer During the
business session &c was decided TO
furnish the funds for the completion
or the church organ Forty mem
bers were present The next month
~ meeting viii be held the second
Thursday in May.
The regular meeting OF the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary society Of
the Lowell Heights ~. +. church
was held yesterday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. John Vernon, no
Miner st. Mrs. Ernest Peach con-
Quoted the devotionals for the
meeting and the mystery box was
m charge of Mrs Jesse Ramsey.
y Mrs. Bert KipinEer presented the
program for the afternoon Re
freshments were served to the 20
members who were present. on the
second Thursday in May the society
will be entertained by Mrs. B. Stan
ley 712 n. Franklin st.
Members Of the Bee Hive club met
with Mrs. Roy Eager, 324 Notre
Dame av.. Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
a. Isner. Mrs. John 'Glavin, Mrs
George Mitchell and Mrs. George
Remmo were winners Of favors In
the contests Of the afternoon. Apple
blossoms made most attractive dec
oraions for the table. at which a
dainty luncheon was served to is
mem bers. Mrs. George Michel viii
entertain at her home ga Cali
fornia av.. in two weeks.
Mrs Richard r. Kuehn 326 n.
Lafayette blvd. entertained three
tables at auction bridge "Wednesday
afternoon at her home. FavOrs were
won by Mrs. Harry McCarty and
Yrs. Richard Gardner. Mrs. Howard
Ewalt. jr. of Indianapolis. was an
out-of-town guest. Spring flowers
were used attractively throughout
J the house in decorating, and dainty
refreshments were served at the
close OF the afternoon.
-Hostcsses for the Thursday meet
ing Of the sewing circle of the st.
Peters Evangelical church were
Mrs. II. Kruger. Mrs. Minnie
Kempe and Mrs. Augusta Boetcher.
At the close Of the afternoon, which
was spent sewing, refreshments were
served by the hostesses. The meet
ing was attended by 40 members.
Another sewing session viii be held
in two weeks and the hostesses will
be Mrs. Minnie Boyer. Mrs. Rose
Schmidt and Mrs. Caroline schmalz-
ried.
Mrs. Harry Vauderbcrg and Mrs.
George Snyder We're dWarOfu IdNoIs
at the afternoon meeting Of the
Twin city Sewing circle which was
held Thursday with Mrs. A. ID. Ho-
han. 90 +. Dubau av. During the
social hour which followed the short
business session a two-course lunch
con was served 10 the 10 members
who attended the meeting by the
bostess. In two weeks the circle
will meet at the home of Mrs. Bert
Spy. 5O7 f. South St
The bi-monthly meeting Of the
s-----T-- circle OF the zion Evangelical
church took place Yesterday after
noon at the parish school The
host eeses. Mrs. Il. y. Mes. Mrs.
Clvde Hewitt. Mrs. Fred Poehlman
and Mrs. Theodore Jena served
refreshments during the social hour