South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-02

luncheon at the Robertson tearoom,
honOr.ng Mis-. q. Halvorson, Of Seat
tie. Wash. Covers were placed for
ten guests at a table appointed IN
pink and white. a basket Of asters
5eing used for the centerpiece. Fol
lowing the luncheon. Miss Irma Lee
derer entertained the guests at the
Blackstone.
An election OF officers took place
at a meeting Of the Woman Foreign
Missionary society at the First " i.
church held Thursday afternoon in
the Friendship room Of the church.
The newly elected officers are: Mrs.
Emil Reyer. president; Mrs. Fred
Stretch. First vice president; Mrs.
George Wyman, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Earl Dunkle, recording
secretary: Mrs Ella Geyer. CORE
spending secretary. and Mrs Homer
WeltOn, treasurer. A program was
presented by several OF the no emhers,
which included a vocal duet by Mrs.
Waiter Fassnacht and Mrs. NJ. 7.
kelb. accompanied by Mrs. Fred
Stretch; two leaflets on Japan
read by Mrs. Homer WeIton and Mrs.
=. L. Burner. and a short talk by
Miss Olive Dunn on her prospective
work as a missionary. Mrs. Albert
Monger had charge Of the devotion
ais. Mrs. w. ". Dunn was chosen
a delegate TO go 20 the district meet
ing Of the Foreign Missionary soci-
cites at Terre Haute oct. 13 and IA.
October 6 is the date set for the next
meeting, TO be held in the Friendship
DOM.
The Black Cat dances. TO be given
I'm the Rotary room OF tho Oliver no.
tel this winter, under the direction
OF Otis S. Cook. VIII begin on next
Wednesday evening at s o'clock, with
music by Percy COnnellys orchestra.
Mr.. Cook, who is conducting his
dancing classes in the Rotary room,
will feature singing and dancing
stunts at these assemblies, which VIII
be given frequently during the COM
ing season.
An all-day meeting Of the Sump-
ton Prairie Economics club was
held Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mesdames J. a. and Earl
Rerrick, Sumption Prairie I'd A
dinner was served at noon to the 20
members, friends and children pres
ent. The bird program was contln-
- g.. +Lc u, GO ,,,oo+fuor Inv means
of lettered slides and a lecture bT
George Beitner and II. A. Perkins
OF the South Bend Humane society.
Miss Louis Bergstedt of South Benz
gave vocal solo. y display Of fancy
work was exhibited by members OF
the club Mrs. Florence Cook having
the largest number, a display Of Is
pieces. Plans were made by the club
10 take their exhibit TO the South
Bend fair. Miss Florence Foster will
demonstrates her fancywork pattern
AZ the next meeting, which Will be
held oct. 90 at the home Of Mrs.
Ray Windman, Sumption Prairie I'd.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Gloria Del Swedish lutheran church
met Thursday afternoon in the
church parlors, the appointed host
esses being Mrs. John kulienberg
and Mrs. +. A Lind. A short mus-
cal program was followed by read
ing by Rev. c. J. Anderson. In two
weeks another meeting o. the soci-
ETY. viii be held IN the church par
lors.
The Woman's Missionary Society
Of the Harris Prairie Christian
church met az the home Of Mrs. F.
r. Lowry, Granger. Ind. Thursday
afternoon. The president presided
during the business hour and led the
devotionals and exercises. Mrs. II.
L. NIetzger led i'm the discussion of
"Our Commission Among the High
landers." while Mrs. 3. III. shepherd
led the discussion Of "Our Commits
sion Among Negro Americans Miss
Bell Lowry gave a most graphic dss-
criptfon Of "The Little Brown
Church of the Past and the Future. -
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
T. y. Longley. Mrs. Rudy Sellers
Edwardsburg rd. Will have the next
meeting at her home, oct. 9.
Mrs. Clara RepIogle. $50 Colum-
bia st. entertained members of the
victory club Thursday afternoon
with a theater party at the Black
stone. Eight members and one
guest, Miss Margaret Kniesser. OF
Toledo. O.. the guest of Mrs Wa
HaCe, 753 Lincoln way r. Refresh
ments we're served to the party lac
er in the afternoon at a downtown
restaurant. The club Will have a pic
mic in two weeks at the Interstate
fair.
Mrs. J. Miller was a guest Of the
Eureka club at a meeting held
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Fred Wagner, 740 Lincoln way
r. Besides the honor guest. refresh
ments were served 70 10 members
of the club. Mrs. Fred Weaver :.
High St. will entertain the club in
tour weeks.
Mrs. c. Horwitz. 2o4 F. Keasey