South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-09


the afternoon. Mrs. Lushbaugh and
Mrs a Zellers were guests OF the
circle and the hostesses. Refresh
ments were served and each guest
was presented with a cut glass vase.
on June IS the regular meeting OF
the circle will be held with Mrs. J.
NJ Marquis.
A dinner was given by the Moth
ars' club at the home of Mrs. George
Robertson, z. jefferson blvd, last
evening. The committee in chrage
OF the affair was composed Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robertson, Hr. and Mrs
Lyle Humble. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Harper. DR.. and Mrs Varer and
DR.. and Mrs. Glenn Shidler. Covers
were placed for so guests Mrs.
Harry Elliot OF Syracuse, y. Y. was
an out Of town guest
Mrs. Don Stephenson, s37 River
side dr.. entertained her bridge club
Tuesday afternoon. Three tables Of
bridge were played. IN two weeks
the members will be the guests OF
Mrs. John Reynolds. Gil W. COL
fax av.
The ladies' Aid society OF the
Stull Memorial NJ. E. church met
Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock
in the church parlors. A social hour
followed the business session and re-
freshments were served to 90 mem
bers by the hostess, Mrs. Charles
Law and Mrs. r. Taylor. July 3
the members will hold another meet
ing in the church parlors.
Miss Kathryn Schulz. AIS w. Mad
ison St, was hostess at an informal
dinner Tuesday. The guests were
the Misses Hildred Schulz. Mabel
Scheid, Alta McDermott. Naome
Murphy and Julia Neiderauer. Con
tests and games were features Of the
afternoon, favors going to Miss
Scheid and Miss McDermott.
Mrs. Lewis Brewer. SIS y. Main
St. entertained Tuesday evening in
formally at dinner in celebration of
her birthday anniversary. Eight
guests were seated at a table attract
lively centered with red roses and
ferns. Following the dinner the ev-
ening was spent socially.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Stephenson entertained
seven members of the Novel Club
/ Tuesday evening at the Summers
farm. A picnic supper was enjoyed
land the evening was spent socially.
Mrs. Lawrence Romie. Marquette
Ave. will act as hostess to the club
on June 90.
As a courtesy to Mrs. S. L. Kilmer
/ and Miss Bess Kilmer who recently
returned from California Mrs. James
A. Jude. col T. Washington Ave.
/ and Mrs. c. A. Mcdonald, 934 River
side Drive, were hostesses at an one
O'Clock luncheon Wednesday after
noon at Mrs. Judie's home. Twenty
eight guests were seated at small
tables attractively centered with
garden flowers, the same flowers be-
| ing used in profusiOn in the decor
atoms of the home. Friday Mrs.
Jude and Mrs. Macdonald will en-
tertaln again for Mrs. Kilmer and
Miss Kilmer.
The monthly meeting Of the
Queen Esther circle OF the NJ. f.
church was held Tuesday evening at
the home of Miss Helen Lamphere,
2015 s. High St. Election Of officers
took place during the business ses-
sion which followed a picnic supper.
\ THE following officers we're elected:
Miss Ethel Knelle, president; Miss
Margaret Boles, vice president; Miss
/ Helen Loehr. secretary; Miss Mar
garet Burden. treasurer; Miss Aline
\ Bill, mite box secretary; Miss Naomi
I Kneller. supply secretary; Miss Mary
| Smith. secretary OF literature and
Miss Geraldine Loehr reporter. 1t
is announced a picnic will be given
by the members soon.
/ Mrs. Chester Danarsdale was host
| ess to the members of the Fancy
: Needleworkers' Club yesterday at
: her home, 112 f. Dayton ST. A short
! business session was held and the
remainder of the afternoon devoted
/ 10 needlework. The hostess served
dainty luncheon to fourteen mem
bers and three guests. Peonies, ros-
es and variegated garden flowers de-
corated the home most effectively.
Mrs. John Spencer WILL entertain