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

meeting to be held the second Tues
day in March at the home OF Mn.
George Harrop. 627 Park az.
Mr. and Mrs J. b. Baker. assisted
By Mr. and Mrs. W. p. Sbaefer
entertained the old Time Friends
club al dinner Tuesday evening. at
their home. 21S r. Broadway. The
dinner was served buffet style ard
the guests were seated at four small
tables Spring flowers and ferns
decorated the dining room Cards
were a diversion Of the evening.
The regular meeting Wi lbe held iu
two weeks
"The walnuts and Hickories."
were describ by Mrs. ". 7. Pierce
az the February meeting Of the nat
urc study department Of the Pro
gress club held Tuesday afternoon
in the club rooms Mrs. Charles
Miller gave a poem. Chorus of the
Flowers" By Leigh Hunt, and spoke
on the wild flowers. Solomon's Seal
and False Solomon's Seal. The
reading from Enos Mills was cor
cluded BY Mrs. VI. ?. Dennison. Mrs
George Weber was appointed chair
man Of a committee 70 investigate
the cost Of construction OF a stone
seat which the department is 20
have carved from q boulder for the
park on Lincoln way F.. and Sample
ST. The next meeting Of the depart-
ment viii be held Feb. %.
The boys orchestra led by CA.
Holliuger was entertained Monday
evening by Duane Miller. 729 z.
Madison ST. The guests were Ralph
Horstein, Harry LANCE. Robert VIII
liams. MILFORD Fisher Donald Fish
err. Clifton Grippe. Charles Hase,
Forrest Hughes. William Heiern.an,
John UTRECHT. Russell Fuller liar
~ Yerric. Robert Valley CLYDE
Camp. Cletes UTRECHT, Horace Mac
Donald and Robert Fisher.
An al. day sewing session was
held by the LADIES' auxiliary Of the
National Association Of letter Car
riers Tuesday a. the Arphaus ONE.
The day was spent sewing Sdrmcn,s
I
rot-luck dinner was served at l0on-
Eleven members attended the meet
ing. Family Night will be observed
Friday evening at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Inwood, 511 s. Main
ST.. and the regular meeting OF tn
association viii be held at the home
OF Mrs /. Acker Donal4 ST.. Tues
day.
The Elks club entertained at a
pre-Lenten dancing party Tuesday
evening. The dance, which was one
of the most delightful on the club
calendar. was attended by more
than $50 couples A special attrac-
ton was the music by the fantasti-
cally Costumed eight members Of the
Dixieland Jazz orchestra. a. J.
Klingle, acted rs chairman of the
Commute in charge; other members
were Fred p. King John 3. Cashier,
Earl Beattie and Fred b. Yenna.
The Pollyanna class of the Ger
man NJ. z. church was entertained
with a Valentine party last evening
AT the home OF Mrs Edward Stark,
433 Harrison av. Mrs. Theodore
Stark spoke on the humorous side
OF Washington's life. and the re-
ligious life of Lincoln was discussed
by Miss Lydia Koch. The history
Of the origin of St Valentines day
was given by Mrs. Fred KoehneTnan.
Mrs Frieda Hamhy entertained with
a piano solo. The reading of the
chapter from "POllyanna," by Mrs.
Edward Stark. closed the program
and the remainder Of the evening
was spent with games and contests.
Valentine motifs in hearts and Gu
pids were used in the decorations OF
the home and i'm the serving of the
luncheon. The hostess was assisted
by Miss Esther Mattke. Mrs. Otto
Ross. Of Wittemore. Mich. who is
the guest of Mrs. Handy, was an
out -of-town guest. The next meet
ing is annGlnced for the first Tues
day in March