South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-24

convention held last week at Cam
den. Ind. was dispensed with at a
meeting OF the Woman's Missionary
society OF the Holy Trinity English
Lutheran church held Thursday at
the home Of Mrs. S. ]. Nelson. 1901
". Oak st. A social hour followed
the regular business meeting. Re
freshments were served. The next
meeting will be held July 81. the
place TO be announced later.
Misses Leota and Bernice Odel.
739 n. Cushing St. entertained at
s o'clock dinner Wednesday evening
honoring Miss Dorothy Reason. a
bride OF this week. and Miss Joseph
inc kirkpatrick, who has just re-
turned from Bethany. Neb. During
the evening 20 guests surprised Miss
Reason with kitchen shower. Music
and contests were the diversions Of
the evening. A color scheme OF pink
and white was carried out. Refresh
ments were served after the gifts
were unwrapped. Miss Reasons
marriage 10 J. Fulton Vaughn of
Louisville. KY. will take place Sat
urday afternoon at I o'clock at the
First Christian church.
The Victory club enjoyed an all
day outing at Pottawatomie park
Thursday. A basket dinner was
served at noon. followed by a bust
ness meeting. One new member was
added 10 the club. The next regular
meeting of the club will be held
July at the home Of Mrs. Charles
Frazier. 1891 Lincoln Way west.
The St Joseph Valley grange held
an all-day meeting Thursday at Bey-
Ter hall. The morning was devoted
TO giving degree work, and the aft
ernoon was occupied with a program,
consisting of a piano solo by Sylves-
ter Clarity. a vocal solo by Miss
Kathleen Wier, accompanied by Miss
Caroline Parker, a piano solo by Miss
MaMrgaret Ort a recitation by Miss
Beatrice Kryder. a piano solo by
Miss Esther Scheibach Of Niles. and
an address by DR.. Earl Parker Of the
Methodist church, Mishawaka. Mrs.
Herman Wilson rendered a piano
solo previous TO the closing remarks,
given by Allen Jones. On July Is
the grange will hold another meet
ing at Beyler hall.
Mrs. Frank C. Erhardt, 1922
y. Johnson st, entertained members
Of the Triple -Four club Thursday
afternoon. The afternoon was de-
voted TO needlework. and plans were
discussed for a picnic TO be held at
the home OF Mrs Clayton Beste.
Michigan road, July 16. The club
will hold their next regular meet
ing with Mrs. Hugo Bermann, Cleve-
land av.
A business session opened the meet
ing Of the Ladies Aid society of the
Gloria Del Swedish Lutheran church,
held Thursday afternoon in the
church parIors. Mrs. John Jacob
son andd Mrs. Frank Peterson were
the hostesses of the afternoon. A
duet was sung by Miss Esther ia
cobson and Mrs. r. Ener, and a
reading was given by Rev. c. ]. An
derson. The club will meet again
on July in the parlors OF the
church.
Mrs. George NJ. Studebaker. jr.,
entertained members of her bridge
club Wednesday at luncheon at the
Country club. The latter part Of the
afternoon was occupied with cards
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The monthly meeting of the Eka-
Chimes club was held Wednesday
evening at the home of Miss Flor
ence Raby, 122 n. Hill st. After the
disposal OF the regular business the
time was spent socially with bunco
the diversion. FavOrs were won by
Miss Loretto Reider. Miss Genevieve
Smith and Miss Marie Bruckshlegel
Luncheon was served. Another meet
ing OF the club will be held July
Is with Miss Cordelia Tucker. 1901
+. Washington av.
Marked as one OF the distinguished
social events OF Thursday was the l
o'clock luncheon given by Mrs.
Frank Mayr. jr., at the Country club.
Fifty guests we're seated at the table
conferred with a large basket Of gar
den lowers
Nine members OF the Sigma Pi
Epsilon sorority enjoyed the picnic
given Wednesday evening at Eagle
Point. \ pot-luck supper was served
and was followed by an evening de-
voted TO dancing at the pavilion.
Another meeting OF the sorority will
be IN the nature OF a luncheon at
the Robertson tea rooms. July ?.
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A number OF jolly dinner parties
preceded the weekly dance at the
Country club Wednesday night and
included tables reserved for Mrs. II.
Sanders and Is guests for her daugh-
ter. Virginia. Herman Refs with a
party OF seven guests. II. A Biggs
with nine reservations and Francis