South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-21

/ ~ NArs VI AilA5 NAA.s Aallr were us
cussed for card PARTIES to be giver
next "Wednesday afternoon and ths
evening OF Jan. 81 in the Slick''
hall. and a pastry sale. which vii
bee given Feb. 5. The committee IN
charge OF the party 20 be gver
"Wednesday next is composed OF Mrs
. Iena Clark, Mrs. Bessie Harabaugh
and Mrs Cora Sears. = Is an
nounced that club meetings AT the
homes OF the members will Doe dis
continued and the next regular
meeting will take place AZ the
Sticks hall
The regular meeting of the Triple
-Four club was held with Mrs Elmer
Rodgers. 2020 Lincoln way w
Thursday afternoon. Contests We're
q diversion ~ the afternoon which
was spent socially and the favor was
awarded TO Mrs. Rodgers \ Na)cn-
tii O. party VIII be given by the mem
lers az the home of Mrs. Hugo Ger
MAINS. 527 Cleveland av-. Feb. II.
and on Fen II the regular meeting
vill take place with Mrs. Harold
Smith, $50 Euclid av.
The NVomen's Foreign Missionary
met with Mrs Jones. 100 Harrison
av.. Thursday. The devotionals Op-
ening the meeting were led by Mrs.
Marks and the program which was
I'm charge Of Mrs a. kirkpatrick
consisted Of stories Of missionary
life I'm India told by Mrs. w. II.
Hiilman and Mrs : /. AXtel. and
readings by Mrs. II. j. Jackson, Mrs.
Rudolph Kline and Mrs. Il. l.. Phill-
lips. The mystery box was conducted
BE- Mrs. A. Kirkpatrick. During the
business meeting plans were formu-
lated for membership drive. Mrs.
.T. KilgOre. SIT Cottage Grove av.,
VIII entertain the society Feb. II.
Members NJ the Eka Chime club
were entertained last evening by
Miss Genevieve Smith, $50 Allen st.
The evening was spent socially and
refreshments were served. Inita-
tion OF two new members viii take
place at the next meeting, which
viii be held Feb. II at the home
OF Miss Dorothy Barnard. 913 Z.
Washington av The new members
90 he Initiated are Miss Irma Par
sons and Miss Dorothy Arnold.
The work of the coming year was
outlined at the afternoon meeting
held Thursday by the Ladies' Aid
society OF the Indiana Avenue
Christian church at the home of
Mrs. Charles Sellers, S14 L. Milton
ST The date of the next meeting
is announced for the third Thursday
in February.
About 80 members Of the Sewing
circle of the Zion Evangelical church
attended an afternoon sewing Thurs
day at the parish school. Refresh
ments were served by the hostesses,
Mrs. G. Anwander, Mrs. Adam Mues-
sci. Mrs. Julian and Mrs. Louise
Roessler. Mrs. Otto Beyrer, Eddy
ST. will entertain the circle in two
weeks
The bridal party for the wedding
OF Miss Eleanor Stephenson and Ed
ward Lester Peacock of Detroit has
arrived. The party VIII remain until
Sunday morning ard includes the fo!-
lowing guests: Miss Margaret Hum
phrey OF Kalamazoo, Mich; Miss
Charlotte Schurz, of Ann Arbor,
Mich; Miss Florence Freeman of
Flint. Mich. Miss Catherine Nell
hop OF Chicago; Miss Josephine
Ahara of Mishawaka; Hugh Hitch
cock. Raymond Smith. Clarence Boy
dell and Ebert Wilkinson, all of De-
trOit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stephenson,
5I9 ) st. Joseph St, viii give din
ner for the bridal party Thursday
night at their home. Friday. Miss
J josephine Ahara Of Mishawaka vii.
give a luncheon, and Friday night
60 frlfw Il "a
dinner at the brides home.
The South Bend Kappa KapL a
Gamma alumni association enter
ta!ned with a tea Wednesday after
noon from o'clock to o'clock at
the home Of Mrs. Eli :. Seebirt, GA
y. Lafayette blvd. Forty five guests
were in attendance, representing
nine college wOmen's fraternities.
Mrs Seebirt was assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs. William Happ. Mrs.
Homer J. Miller. president of the
assoCiat ton. spoke 10 the guests on
a suggested local Pan Hellenic as
sOciatiOE. Miss Ethel Baker, a rep
Of Kappa Alpha Theatd,
was made temporary chairman OF
the Pan Hellenic organization.
Tea was served under the super
vision of Mrs. Charles T. Wattles,
who was I'm charge OF the arrange
ments committee for the afternoon.
Miss Edna Place poured. Mrs.
Nattlcs was assisted in the dining
room by Mrs Russell DOwney, Miss
Hope Miller, Miss Julia Sullivan,
Mrs. T.. r. Miller and Mrs. W. G.
NcGlothin. Decorations for the tea
table consisted Of swansonia, mar
cissi and carnations. Spring lowers