South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12
SOCIETY

Members OF the Young Women's
nome Missionary society OF the First
NJ T. church were entertained Mon
uy night az the home OF Mrs. A. O.
humpf. So PARK az. The assisting
hostesses were Mrs. r. O.. Haas and
lrs- r a. Hammond. Marking the
cIose Of the sOcictys year, the treas
urer report was made. and showed
ne pledges all paid, amounting 20
1870 The report viii be made at
the district convention which - 10
oe held az Plymouth, Ind, today and
wednesday. and shows the largest
amount evot realized in the history
OF the society.
The membership enrolment num-
oered SIS. The evenings program
was opened BY the reading Of a Sc
lection on Community Work in the
southern Mountains BY Mrs.
Charles Katchel Mrs. j. 81. Sartin
read an article from the Home Mis-
sionary paper, which set forth the
needs Of the Campbell settlement at
Gary, Ind. a report on. The Mis-
sionary Work Among Our Mormon
strongholdE," was given by Miss
Carrie Woodward. Dainty refresh
ments were served at the close OF
The evening. The announcement Of
the next meeting will he made later.
The members OF the Novel club
were entertained with a O'Clock
dinner Monday night at the home
OF Miss Helen Herr. 42O y. Main ST.
Covers We're laid for seven After
dinner the last chapter OF the club
novel was read. In two weeks Mrs.
r. G. Shanklin will act as hostess
az her home. $50 Riverside dr.
The Excelsior class OF the sunny
side Presbyterian church met at the
home OF Miss Mildred Gemberling.
$40 +. Co!fsx av.. Monday night.
Fifteen members were in attendance.
Following "A short business session,
contests and musical numbers were
enjoyed. At the close Of the even
ing luncheon was served. The next
meeting will be held on May Q at
the home of Miss Dorothy PAWS,
500 +. LaSalle av.
The marriage OF Miss Minnie
SchOen Of Louisville. KY, and James
c. Toledore. which took place Mon
day. April 4. was announced in
South Bend last night The cere- !
mony took place at the parsonage |
or the Rev. Paul r. Zwiiing n
Louisville. and the attendants were |
Miss Emma Schoen. sister OF the /
bride, and Peudel Poledore OF South |
Bend. Christ Nichols OF Goshen at |
tended the wedding. A reception 4
vas held at the brides home fol- !
towing the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs /
POledore spent a week in Chicago |
and are now at home at sos River
side DIR.
Mrs. Frank Irwin. 523 y. Gushing /
ST.. entertained the members of the
Lincoln Literary club Monday after
noon at her home. Following n
short business meeting, n delightful
program was given. Mrs. c. A.
Pitcher read a paper on Birds
She described the habits OF some
Of our most common birds. layinS
special stress on thei. usefulness to
mankind. The current events for
he afternoon were in charge Of Mrs.
Fannie Copp. on April 25. the next
meeting will be held at the home Of
Mrs Fannie Proud. SAT Forest av.
The Ladies' auxiliary OF the East
ern Star net Monday afternoon in
the Masonic club rooms. The host
esses for the afternoon were Mrs.
Rose Mel aughlin. Mrs. Mae Ranger.
Mrs. Emma wollpert Mrs. May
Strickland and Mrs. Clara Weaver.
During the social hour, needlework
was enjoyed In two weeks the
auxiliary will meet IN the club rooms
AT which time the hostesses Will be
Mrs Jennie Wood MIS-. OtiHa Kcl-
Ter. Mrs. Luetta Hines. Mrs. Edith
Katchel and Mrs. Nellie Hnlman.
The April meeting OF the otter
bein guild or the Conference Mem
prial II. y. church was held Mon
day night in the church parlors
The meeting began the guild year.
and plans were made for the years
work. Twelve members were pres
snt. on May 2. Miss Veva Stuckey.
2617 & Main st. viii act as hostess
10 the guild.
owing 20 the success Of the first
performance Of "The Minister'S
Wife's New Bonnet" a playlet pre-
sented by the societies of IT. PauTs
NJ. r. church. the performance was
repeated Monday night at the
church. More than 400 guests COM
posed the audience.
Word has been received OF the an
ual South Bend picnic held IN Los
Angeles, Calf. by the winter visitors
md former residents OF the CITY. ,
More than 200 were IN attendance.
Among those present were: Miss
Dorothy Award. Mr.. and Mrs. n. c.
Urbahns and family J. Weaver. Mr..
md Mrs. James Aslins. Mr.. and Mrs. p
Harry Freyermuth Mr.. and Mrs +