South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-02

during the afternoon. and Mrs. iona
than Busenburg acted as assistant
hostess Refreshments were served
10 20 members. Pottawatomie pate
is the place selected for a picnic -
be given by Tie society Aus. ..
A party from the city motored 10
the Slocam farm at Galien. Mich.
Friday evening for dinner. later at
tending the dance az Hudson lake.
Those IN the party were Mr.. ana
Mrs Frank Chrisman. AR and Mrs.
Victor Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Warner. Mr.. and Mrs william Sib-
ley Mr. ana Mrs. L. ". Harter and
Mr. and Mrs Don King Stephenson.
Forty members OF the Aurora
Bible class Of the Sunnys.de Pres
byterian church spent tho day
Thursday with bathing and fishing
at Pleasant lake. The next regular
meeting OF the class will be az the
home of Mrs. ". Galbraith. 600 S.
Rush St, the third Thursday I'm July.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Grace VI. T. church
entertained their husbands in the
church parlCrs Thursday evening.
After q short business session the
following program was presented.
playlet called THE Rag Carpet Bee"
was given by Mesdames Wesley Mil
Ter. William Boss. IT. Robinson. G.
Gall. Walker Pace, Logan Reimoehl,
ID. Kinney, b. Conover and d. L.
Warrick. Readings were given by
Mrs. y. Kinney. Mrs C. Ward Ger
aldine White. Lily Mohn and Vir-
ginia Robertson. A piano duet.
Mrs. A y. Hilderbrand and Miss
Lily MOhn and vocal solos by Miss
Ruth Warner. Miss Lily Mohn and
DR.. Frank Hager.
Mrs Emmet Webster 92s Niles
av., entertained 40 members Of the
Thursday club on Thursday Il her
summer home, "Whippoorwill' - Long
Beach, Michigan City Wild flowers
were used in the decoration of the
table 20 carry out the club colors Of
yellow and green. Mrs. i. c.. Mont
sOmery of Denver, Colo, was an out
Of town guest
The South Bend branch Of the
National Story-tellers' league closed
its season Thursday evening with a
picnic on the lawn at the home Of
the vice president. Mrs. J. w. jack
son. 1909 Miami ST., at the same
time celebrating the 25th anniver-
sary of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jackson. In a candy contest favors
were awarded Mrs. Jackson and Miss
Mamie Kindig, the remainder Of the
evening being spent i'm storytelling
and readings were given by Mary
Jack son and Bessie Hogue The
class will resume its meetings about
Oct. 1 at the Y. w. c. A.
Mrs. a. p. Monger entertained 6
members of her Sunday school class
Of the First NJ. +. church at the
parsonage Thursday evening Music
and contests occupying the evening.
The election of officers resulted in
Miss Moreno McDermott being
chosen president: Miss Agnes Ro-
loff. vice president, and Miss selma
Hickman, secretary and treasurer.
Miss Agnes Roton and Miss Florence
Johnson COMPOSE the social commit
tee. This class won first place for
the best attendance and for having
secured the most new members dur
ing the past year.
Honoring Miss Mary Katherine
Shiuville. SIS w. jefferson blvd.
who will be married July Il to NJ.
Anthony Kowalski. Miss Nellie
Lucky, Mrs W. B. McQuaid Mrs.
Thomas Luckey and Mrs. Fabian
Luckey entertained with miscel-
laneOus shower Thursday evening at
the home of Miss Luckcy. 12O s.
Laurel st. Contests ard music were
features Of the evening. the favor
in the former being won by
Miss Ruth Kotz. A cCrsage of pink
sweet peas was presented to the
honor guest. and garden flowers
were used in decorating the home.
a buffet luncheon was served.
Miss Esther Thomas and julius
Lipke both Of Hamlet. were mar
ried at noon Sunday at the home of
the brides sister. Mrs. Theodore
Hacker at Hamlet by Rev. r. J..
Phillips pastor of the Trinity NJ. T..
church. this city