South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

St Patrick's day, and the hostesses
were gOwned in costumes OF pink
/ and green The table decorations
were OF the same shade. In the
/ contests. favors were awarded Mrs.
Roy Eyer. Mrs. Lottie Odell, Mrs.
Orville Penwell. Mrs John Glavin.
/ Mrs. George Renno and Mrs a.
Isner. A birthday cake with candle.
was a feature Of the afternoon. IN
| two weeks. Mrs. OrviIe Penwell will
entertain the club at her home on
Portage sy.
Peculiar fitting with the st. Pat
ricks day season will be the pro-
gram presented saturday afternoon
at the general club meeting OF the
/ Progress club to be held in the club
rooms at o'clock with the usual
business hour called for 2:15 o'clock.
Miss Mary Eileen Ahern. promi-
nent club woman OF Chicago VIII
deliver her lecture, Dark Roseleen."
a title which covers the field of
modern ireland. Miss Ahern viii
supplement her talk with bits Of
folk songs cnd lore.
Miss Ahc.n Is by birth a Hoosler
and founder OF the Indiana Library
association. Her renown in library
circles is national
Karl Knorr viii furnish the music
for the afternoons program.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the In
diana Avenue Christian church held
an aIl-day meeting Thursday at the
home Of Mrs. Homer Scott. sos Du-
bail av. Dinner was served at noon.
Comfort tying was a diversion OF the
day and in the afternoon devotion
ais were led by the president, Mrs.
J. Sellers. The date OF the next
meeting has not been announced.
The Hoosier club members were
entertained at the home Of Mrs. Vir-
gil Candy, 517 Calvert ST.. Thursday
afternoon. Needlework and contests
were enjoyed during the social hour.
The favors at contests were awarded
Mrs. william Roth and Mrs. Louis
Monroe. Shamrocks were apprOp-
priately employed in the decorations.
dainty luncheon was served at the
close OF the afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Martin, Lindsey av.,
was hostess TO 10 members Of the
Eureka club Thursday afternoon at
her home A social hour followed
the regular business meeting. In
two weeks the club will be enter
tanned with a theater party at the
Orpheum to be given by Mrs. Alice
Mountain.
Fifteen friends pleasantly sur
prised little Miss Dorothea Harding,
81 S. Main St, Thursday afternoon,
the occasion being her 10th birth
day Games were enjoyed, and
birthday cake was feature of the
afternoon. Decorations were in
green, appropriate to st. Patrick's
day.
The members of st. Peters Evan
gelical Sewing circle gave a sur
prise party for Mrs. II. WeiChelt,
All w. LAsalle av., Wednesday aft
ernoon. Fifty members were Ires-
ent. Refreshments were served at
the close of the social hour. The
next regular meeting OF the circle
Will be held in two weeks at the
parish school.
The Live Oak Drill team gave a
card party Wednesday night at the
W. O. w. hall. Five tables were
played Prizes were awarded Mrs
Cora Martindale, Mrs. Ira Kueson,
Mrs. Grace Wyland, ]. Kinzie and
George Jones. The next card party
will be held on March 80 at 8
o'clock at the hall.
Col G. Seymour Bullock spoke be-
fore the Mothers club of the Lafay-
cite school Wednesday afternoon in
an effort to start a civic center and
playground at the school Twenty
five members were present. Miss
Cline the school nurse gave a talk
and the sixth grade presented two
song numbers. Primary Election
Laws was the subject of talk by
Mrs. Earl Hummer.