South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-15

SIX or the cluD novel was read Dy
Mrs. Lawrence Romine. Valentine
motifs were employed in the decor
atoms In two weeks the club Will
be entertained by Mrs r. G. Shank
lin, 539 Riverside DIR.
A combined business and social
meeting was held by the Excelsior
class OF the Sunnyside Presbyterian
church last evening at the nome of
Miss Evelyn Noyes, 327 y. Notre
Dame av. A light luncheon was
served 70 10 members at the close
OF the social hour which was spent
with games and contests. Miss
Mary Cook, IA Welsh ST.. will en-
terrain the class the second Mon
day in March.
The Tabitha Girls Of the Zion
Evangelical church held their regu-
lar meeting at the parish school
Monday evening. Needlework Oc-
cupied the evening. Miss Leona
Poehlman and Miss Marie Nisch
served refreshments to the mem
bers. Miss Hilda Stypzinski and
Miss Bertha Soelch will act as host
esses at the next meeting, which
will be held in two weeks.
The regular meeting of the Cen
trail Bible class was held at the Y
W. @. A. Monday afternoon under
the direction Of Dr. Baker. The
book of Genesis was continued The
next meeting Of the class will be
held in one week.
Mr.. and Mrs John Kissinger. :.
Michigan I'd, entertained members
of the Dixie Highway club at their
home Saturday evening The time
was spent socially with contests as
a diversion. FavOrs were won by
Mrs. John Gilmer. Elmer Kissinger.
Glenn Warner and Donald GilmeT.
Miss Dorothea NOyes, 307 n.
Notre Dame av., entertained mem
bers Of the True Blue class of the
Sunnyside Presbyterian church with
a Valentine party at her home Sat
urday afternoon During the bust
ness session officers for the year
were elected as follows: Miss Mary
Mann. president: Miss Ruth Nc
Nabb, vice president; Miss Elizabeth
Mann, secretary; Miss Thelma
Smith, treasurer, and Miss Dorothea
Noyes. reporter. Contests and games
featured the social hour in the for
mer favors were won by Miss Nc
Nabb and Miss Dorothy Irving. A
Valentine motif was carried out I'm
decorations. The next meeting will
be held March - with Miss Thelma
Smith, 336 n. Notre Dame av.
Miss Dorothy Cordier. 32S w. La
sale av., entertained the members
of the Hope class with "A Valentine
party at her home Saturday after
noon. Piano selections by the class
members were enjoyed and Miss
COrdier entertained with vocal
numbers. Refreshments were served
to Il guests. on March u the class
will be entertained at the home of
the teacher, Miss Irma Christman,
20O7 E. Jefferson blvd.
Mrs. George Rogers, 1875 Haney
aV.. entertained with birthday
party Saturday afternoon honoring
the ninth anniversary of her daugh-
ter. Louise. Twelve guests were
present Games and contests were
enjoyed in which favors We're award
ed Miss Harriet Yoder and Miss
Genevive Long. Dainty refreshments
were served.
The King Herald of German NJ.
E. church met at the home Of Miss
Aletha Bessler. 500 Z. Dayton St.
Sunday afternoon. The affair was in
the nature of a Valentine party.
Contests were enjoyed and one new
member was taken into the society.
The next meeting will be held on
the second Sunday in March, the
place of which viii be announced
later.
Miss Eldonna Lontz, 523 s. St. Jo-
seph st. entertained informally with
a 7 o'clock dinner Sunday night 4
color scheme of yellow and green
was carried out i'm the decorations.
Spring flowers were used extensive
-. The-guests were DR. and Mrs. J.
T. Wilson, Miss Florence Forster,
Donald Gilbert Of Chicago and sam
uel Gemple.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Wilson enter
tanned with a Sunday dinner at
their home. 12O w. Monroe st, in
honor of their nephew. Howard L.
Wilson Of Brooklyn, y. Y. Other
out-Of-town guests were J. y. VIII
son and Frank Wilson of Plymouth,
Ind.
Miss F1avia Mae Judd entertain
ed with a dinner Sunday night at
the home OF Mrs. Pearl Warwick.
Lincoln way W. Dinner was served
at csc O'Clock 10 seven guests.
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