South Bend news-times., 1921-03-31

htfteH were served. nc uleetlI
was attended by Il members and
in two weeks the club will meet al
the home Of Mrs. Edward Weaver.
1913 High ST.
The jolly Crochet club met wits
Mrs. II. Hennlng. 202 y. Johnson
St, yesterday afternoon. Tel
members and two visitors were
present At the close OF the after
noon, which was spent socially with
needlework. dainty two-course
luncheon was served by the hos
tess The table decorations consist
ed OF ferns and potted plants n
two weeks a meeting OF the mem
bers will take place with Mrs. Flor
ence Schmidt. 1925 y. Adam ST.
=
The Guiding Lights class Of the
Grace NJ. T.. church held its regular
monthly meeting In the nature OF a
little girls party Tuesday night a.
the home or Miss Velma Iseman.
| III Z. Tut It. Games and music
were diversions OF the evening.
! Prizes at games were awarded Mrs.
/ Wesley Miller and Miss Alta Smith.
| Plans were made for a mothers'
and daughters social night TO be
| hell this evening, ia the parlors OF
the church. All members and their
mothers are urged to be present.
Mrs. Eugene Miller entertained
with a luncheon at 1:15 o'clock
/ Wednesday. honoring Mrs. J. NJ.
I Studebaker, III, whose marriage
/ took place recently. Covers were
placed for 10 guests at a table at
tractvely decorated with Gala lilies.
Miss Marjorie Wolf OF Chicago, the
/ house guest OF Miss Geraldine
Robertson. was an out of town
guest.
] The South Bend Woman's club
I will give a card party for the benefit
of philanthropic and civic move,
ments Saturday afternoon April 8,
at the home Of Mrs. Frank Mayr.
sr. 218 n. Lafayette blvd. Reserva-
tions may be made by calling Mrs
b. l.. Coon. Only a limited number
OF tickets will be available.
Seventy-fve members of tho
Auten w. r. c. met in the old court
house Tuesday night. Two appii-
cants were balloted OF and siS
new members were initiated. Eight
] applications for membership We're
received. The committee for the
U IL - Tsax a
/ ernoon Is composed Of the follow
/ ing members: Mrs. Pearl Kleckner
Miss Elizabeth Mcbride, Mrs. Dora
Casey, Mrs. Minnie Newman. Mrs
/ Emma Holm. Mrs. Addie Mcconnell
Mrs Helen Collier. Mrs. Pauline
/ Taylor. Miss Nellie Luckey, Miss
Mary Catherine Shlnville, Mrs. Ella
/ O'Conner. and Miss Florence BickeL
April 6 an open patriotic meeting
will be held in celebration of Grand
Army day.
The music department Of the Pro
gress club will meet this after
noon at o'clock in the club rooms
The program will be devoted TO the
study OF Irish. Scotch. and Welsh
folk music. A paper will be present
ed by Mrs. Z. w. Morse, and the
musical part Of the program will be
I'm charge of Miss Maude Weber. The
program of music is as follows:
Believe Me If All Those Endear-
ing Young Charms" and "Auld Lang
Syne," by Mrs. J. a. MaloneJ; Com
| in Thru The Rye" by Miss Frances
Salinger: "An Irish Medley" piano
solo, by Miss Helen Guilfoyle; "The
Rose Of Summer" and "Annie Laur-
ie," by Mrs. Lands Writ and "Loch
Lomond" and "Au Through the
Night" bv the Progress club quartet
Thirteen members Of the Live Oak
Drill team were present at the reg
ular meeting held Monday evening
with Miss Helen Chelminiak. sos
Cleveland av. During the business
session plans were formulated for a
card party to be given at the ". O.
w. hall next Wednesday. Contests
which formed the diversion OF the
| social hour were won BY Mrs. Kate
Saelhof and Mrs. Grace Jones. A
luncheon was served at the close OF
the evening. In two weeks there will
be another meeting held at the home
of Mrs Mary Reid, 110 s. limerick
St