South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-14
SOCIETY

Rra. Eugene II. Miller was hostess
20 the members OF the Novel club
thursday az charming 1870 o'clock
fincheon az her home on the AIish-
'lWaka hills. Spring flowers center
cd the luncheon table and the
piaees OF the nine guests were
marked with dainty corsage bou-
quets OF the garden towers. Follow
ing the luncheon the members OF
the club read original selections. In
gliding short stories and poetry.
Mrs r. G. ShanSlin. Riverside dr..
VIII entertain at the regular meet
ing Monday evening. Supper viii
be served at $50 o'clock.
The Nay. tea and thinbIe Of the
Womsn's auxiliary Of the Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church was held
Friday afternoon in the church par
Tors. Variegated spring flowers
made the rooms most attractive and
the tea table was centered with a
bowl Of snowballs and red tulips.
Mrs. Q. N. Whitmore and Mrs. 3. j.
Gahu poured for more than 70
guests. Mrs. G. A. Bacon entertain
ed with two piano selections Flor
ence." Liebling. and Polish Dance
Mrs. o. =. Scandlng, who also APP
Deared on the program, gave Lieb-
Hng's Spring Song" Two delight
ful vocal selections were sung by
Mrs. We're Strayer. pine Trees. q"
Mary Turner Salter. and My Little
House" Seneca Pierce. A talk on
Wild Flowers and Birds" was given
by Mrs. Hugh Dunahoo. Mrs. 3. j.
Gahll was in charge Of the program
for the afternoon. Mrs. r. T.
Thompson was responsible for the
decorating and Mrs. Charles +.
Ivan acted as chairman of the re-
freshment ~)mmittee. The regular
meeting q ne auxiliary will be held
next Friday afternoon with Mrs. o.
h. Scandling, 1897 Wilbur 81.
Hostesses for a meeting OF the
Norman Eddy Sewing circle which
was held Friday afternoon at the
X OF F. hall were Mrs. Mary De-
F'reese, Mrs. Martha Kellogg, Mrs.
Grace Rupe and Mrs Minnie Hall.
II the close Of the afternoon spent
with quilting refreshments were
served 20 20 members. Another
meeting will be held in two weeks
- he same place.
Wanita Sewing circle members
were the guests Of Mrs. Louis Car
peater, 1902 Mccarthy ST., yesterday
afternoon Twelve members an
swered the roll cali and the after
. noon was spent socially. contests be
ing a diversion. The prizes in the
contests went 10 Mrs. Walter Bills
and Mrs. John Spencer. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Emma krist.
In two weeks the members will be
entertained by Mrs. John Elkins.
assisted by Mrs. John Ettlein, al her
home, 625 y. Hill ST.
The Frances Willard W. c. T. L.
met Friday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Henry Kale, 629 +. Broad
way. The devotionals opening the
meeting were conducted by Mrs
Ida Miller, and one new member
was admitted 20 the union during
the session Flower Mission Day"
will be observed June 10 AT an an
day meeting 10 be held at the home
81 Mrs. J. b. Hawkins. 4O4 +. Indi-
-rana av.
Mrs. J. 9. BirdseU and Mrs. w. D..
O'Brien entertained with lovely
$50 o'clock luncheon Thursday at
the home Of the former. on sunny
side Covers were placed for 80
guests at A table attractively center
ed with a basket Of spring flowers
A joint meeting of the Woman's
Missionary association and the OF
terbein guild Of the Conference Me-
mortal L. 3. church was held at
The home Of Mrs T. c. Traver, 5Of
T. DubaH av. Thursday afternoon