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

ward av.. will entertain the 81. JOS
I eph sewing circle Feb. Z.
The Charity ball 10 be given
I this evening at the oliver no
tel BY Charles G. Gates FOR the ben
Ell Of the Visiting Nurse association
I vii be strictly informal The floral
decorations have been donated by
( Williams * Co. florists. and the
T Electric Service co. will donate the
electrical supplies. The Woman s
I Dining club will be in charge OF the
decorating.
Mrs. John Humble will have
chail,e OF the punch bowl and Guy
Wiser will be IN charge OF the tickets
/ at the door. Mrs. Joseph +. Neff IS
I chairman OF the ticket committee.
F The Boy Scouts will assist
The patronesses are: Mrs. J. ID.
oliver, Mrs Marshal Collins. Mrs.
II. W. Eldredge. Mrs. Sanford -.
Rugee, Mrs. J. J. OBrien, Mrs. II.
p. Graham. Mrs. a. X. Erskine, Mrs
l.. A Rausch. Mrs Paul Prass.
Mrs. Francis Hoye. Mrs. b. y. Coon.
Mrs g. A. Carlisle, Mrs George
Studebaker. Mrs. Marc Prass Mrs
Joseph +. Neff, Mrs. G. +. Cunning
ham, Mrs Reed Parker. Mrs. +.
Louis Kuhns. Mrs. William MHenry
Mrs L. B. Horton. Mrs. Tnad Tai
colt and Mrs. John Humble
The Mishawaka patronesses are:
Mrs. NJ. W. Mix. Mrs. r. G. Grimes,
/ Mrs. A. ID. Warner. Mrs. w. W.
Dodge and Mrs. Fred Eberhart.
Tickets for the benefit will be on
sale at the hotel and the public is
most cordially invited TO attend.
Decidedly successful was the Alb
sent Guest luncheon given Tuesday
from II O'Clock until 2 at the
Y. w. G. A. under the auspices of
the association for the European
Relief fund. At tables attractively
decorated for the occasion with
lighted tapers a number of special
parties were served and included the
Sunshine circle with "a reservations:
two groups from the Studebaker Of
fees each comprising II guests; a
table for Mrs. NJ. 3. Mather with two
guests; Mrs. ~. G.. Dakin and Miss
Jeanette Ridenour each with two
guests. The committee in charge OF
the affair was COMPOSED Of Mrs.
J. F. Nuner. chairman. Mrs. Irving
Jackson, Mrs. ]. @. Yeagley, Mrs
y. P. Chaplin. Mrs. c. w. Bradley
Miss Gertrude Sykes, Miss Anna
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An interesting picture OF the
Episcopal church in Utah was given
/ Monday afternoon by Rt. Rev. A. w.
| Moulton, bishop OF Utah at n regu-
lar monthly meeting of the WOman's
I guild of the St James Episcopal
church held at the home of Mrs.
George S. Miltenberger. TIA Cleve-
land av. Reports Of the diocesan
| meeting held last week az LapOrte
were read by Mrs. AIiltenberger.
| Muessel and Rev. Robert Long. II
was decided to hold Bible classes
! each Friday evening during Lent
| i'm the church. At the close of the
afternoon dainty refreshments were
. served by the hostess. In two weeks
the guild will be entertained with an
all day meeting at the home Of Mrs.
George Bingham, sos w. Lasalle av.
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One hundred children and moth
ers attended the party given for the
children by the Current Events de-
partment members OF the Progress
club Monday afternoon. A delight
full program included a piano duet
by Miss Frances and Laddie Gam
mack; q reading by Miss Ruth
Maurer; a violin solo by Miss Doro-
thy Thompson and dances by Miss
Virginia Thompson. Miss Gammack
Miss Alice Thompson and Miss Edna
Jane McCallum. Games were en-
Dyed. and luncheon was served. On
Feb. Z. the next meeting of the de-
partment will be held.
Twelve members and one guest
were present at the meeting OF the
Live Oak Drill team which was held
Monday night at the home of Mrs
Harvey Wiles. sos z. South at. Con-
test favOrs were awarded Mrs. Cora
Martindale and Mrs. Minnie Rick els.
A dainty luncheon was served. Mrs.
Grace Jones. 500 +. Dayton St. will
act as hostess at a valentine party
to be held at her home in two weeks.
A card party has been planned for
Wednesday night, Feb. ?, to be held
in the ". o. ". hall.
Miss Julia lane. 63T F. Brownson
J ST. entertained with a theater party
at the B1ackstone Monday night hon
oring Miss Lillian Graf of Chicago
who Is visiting friends in the city.
! After the theatPr. luncheon was
served at Miss lanes home.
} Miss Virginia Sanders. 1917 f.
Jefferson blvd. will entertain II
guests at dinner this evening.
honoring Mr.. and Mrs Edward Les
ter Peacock.
An italian scientist has developed
a method Of Identification OF individ-
. uals by means Of the veins in their
= hands