South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-04
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Il liss MadeIon ShlnGler. $50 y.
Iafayette blvd. entertained with a
dnner az her home wednesday
even.ng. honorinE Miss Dorothy Nix
Of Aiishawska. whose marriage %
Muard fleming takes place this
h0nth Her guests. Miss Nix, Miss
Josephine Ahara. Miss Frances Sa-
linger. Nr. and Mrs. Birdsell Pace.
MIlard Fleming. Hugh Stephenson
Rankin Morse and Matthew Hen
Grrson OF Chattanooga. Tenn. were
aated at a table whose attractive
Hnterp5ece was formed OF garden
flowers.
As a farewell 20 the Sisters and
vDung women who have been at
FINDING the summer school at Notre
Dame university. O. a. Clark, OF the
KabIs restaurant, entertained with
T. picnic supper Wednesday evening.
NJ supper was served at $3.50 o'clock
- more than $50 guests on the pic
turesque campus grounds near the
grotto Following the supper, FIR.
Burns. president Of the university,
gave a short talk appropriate 10 the
occasion. The evening was occupied
with a moving picture, shown at
Washington hall. Many OF the Sis
ters and students have come a great
distance 10 attend the university.
some OF them being from Washing
ton, d. c. New York City. Texas
California, Iowa and other remote
states. They Will leave for their
homes the latter part OF the week.
having completed a six weeks sum
mer course.
Mrs. ]. z. LivengOod. 500 DuBail
av.. was hostess 10 the WOman's
Missionary society Of the Indiana
az. Christian church at her home at
sh all day meeting Wednesday. The
devotionals were led by Mrs. ]. W.
Waddn. and the program was in
charge Of Mrs. Anna Rickettes- A
tax on The Need Of Social Service
was given by Mrs. Sellers. Interest
fng discussions were given on Japan
and Mexico, and a letter was read
ffom Miss Martha Bateman. a mis-
sionary in Africa. Mrs. Carrie Par
fish gave a piano solo. Sept 7 is
che date set for the next meeting.
10 be held at the church.
s. In place Of the picnic planned for
Pottawatomie park Wednesday.
members Of the Ladies Aid society
on the German VI. f. church met
instead at the home OF Mrs. Fred
erick Koehnemann. 81 w. Wayne
81 Thirty members were served
luncheon following the business
meeting. Out-ofItown guests present
were Rev. and airs. Jacob SHAT
aid son Nelson Of Blue Island, Ill.
Mrs. r. Kleist, 1905 s. Main st. Will
be hostess to the club at the next
pseeting. sept. Z.
The newly elected officers of the
Woman's Missionary society Of the
FIRST Brethren church assumed their
positions at the meeting held We'd
ID sday i'm the church parlOrs. Com
mittees we're also appointed and
Mans discussed for the coming year.
Mrs clyde Campbell. Mrs. Dora
Nhitner, Mrs. Claude Clark and Mrs.
Amanda Hartzog were appointed del
egates 10 the National Conference Of
the First Brethren church TO be
held at Winona lake the first week
In August Plans were also dis
epssed for the booth 20 be sponsored
81 the church at the Interstate fair
this fall. The next meeting viii be
or Sept. : at the church parlors.
4Contrar VITO report that affairs
Manned for Miss Gertrude Baum
gsrtner. whose marriage to Paul
Cooley takes place Aug. II. would
NO. be given owing to Miss Baum
gartner's Illness announcement was
made "Wednesday that the parties
viii be given on the dates specified
IN the News-Times Wednesday. The
ffst party honoring the bride-to-be
= a misceIIaneos shower Thursday
evening at the home Of Miss Mary
Veneziana. Rose ST.
4The marriage Of Miss Beatrice
Rbys daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.