South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-18
SOCIETY

The present need Of q restriction
IN Immigration and a riad cxamin-
'ttion OF the mental capacity ~ for
r-gneFs entering this country was
me subject Of "A talk on "Immigra-
non. oy Eli r.. Scebirt before the
current events department OF the
Frogress CLUB Monday afternoon
other numbers on the program in
Guided vocal solos hy Miss Josephine
llecker. accompanied by Mrs. James
r. Cover and violin selection by
Miss Goldie GrunwaId. acc0mpanie
BY Miss Garnet Conkle. a short
business meeting preceded the pre-
seutation OF tho program The de-
partment members viii be hostesses
IT a chldren's party Jan. 81. and
each member s. requested 20 bring
her children or little guest.
~ Miss Georgia Louise Raymond.
daughter OF ar. and Mrs ID. @.
Raymond. 73E Harrison. av.. enter
tanned - frieEds Saturday afternoon
in celebration Of her eleventh birth
day. The afternoon was occupied
With games and contests and a dain-
- luncheon WAS served. a birth
cay cake decorated with ~ small
he table. The guests present were
Misses Ruth Miller. Hilda. Marie.
and Genevieve Treesh, Mildred Don
Ovan. Eleanor Dcahl. Gladys Ed
strom, Pauline Alderman. Thelma
Crum, Rachael Jones Beatrice Rob
erts Harriet Swanson. Cynthia cole.
Frances, Swineheart, Mildred ana
Ruth Stahl. Frances Fullerton.
Irene Wegnke. Ruth Luck. Annette
PUTT. Elsie Gibson, Margaret SWEET
ger. and Lilly Mats. Mrs. RAYMOND
was assisted by Mrs -. q. Miller.
Mrs Mallory, and Mrs r. =. ely
BORNE.
Henry Stark was elected president
OF the Kings HeraIds OF the Ger
man NJ. + church at IL meeting
held sunday afternoon at the home
II Miss Irene Starr 483 Harrison
az. other officers elected We're Paul
liam bay, vic president; George
stark. secretary; Miss Aletha Bcs-
sIer. treasurer, and Miss Irene STARK
chaplain. The remainder OF the
afternoon was spent with games and
Miss Aletha Bessler WAS the prize
winner IN the mystery corner ques-
ions which were "a divtrsion. Re
\ treatments were served. Miss Alctha
.Bessler, 522 r. Dayton a. viii be
hostess 10 the society Feb Is
The regular bi-monthIy business
meeting Of the Eastern Star auxfl-
iary was held Monday afternoon I'm
the Masonic temple At the close
ot the business meeting refresh
mentS were served 20 & 8 guests ~
the hostesses Mrs Mary Taylor. Mrs
%. G.. JellisoH. Mrs. Hettie Hobbicl;
Mrs Emma Homer and Mrs. Sylvia
Karl The next business meeting
VIII bee held in two weeks
Miss Irma Chrlstman entertained
the members OF the Tabitha Girls
class or the Zion Evangelical church
formally Mondey evening with a
party no her home On 70. Jeffaryou
blvd, IN honor of the retiring
ofacers OF the class Miss LeOna
Fochiman ard Miss Ruth Troeger.
The evening was spent socially
with contests and dancing AID a
delightful luncheon was served by
the hostess. A business meeting
viii be held by the class in two
weeks al the parish school.
The annual banquet OF the PhiIa-
thea class az the Westminster Pres
byterian church was held in the Y.
NJ. G. a. Monday evening There
We're So members present After the
banquet various games were en-
joyed.
Sen and Mrs. Albert ]. Beveridge
were guests of honor at a dinner Civ
en- by Col. and Mrs. Charles Arthur
carlisle sunday night az Carlisle
Manor Covers were placed for l.
- uests. including Mr. and Mrs. J. ID.
oliver. Mr.. anG Mrs. A. L. Hubbard,
AIR. and Mrs. George NJ. Studebak-
er. Mrs. II. :. Fish. L. c. Speed Of
Tryon, ~. c., Mrs r W. Weinrich-
ter OF Rochester, ~. Y. A group Of
crystal vases were DELIGHTFULLY."- ar
ranged with sweet peas and hya-
cinths in combination.
Mrs. Beveridge was guest OF hon
or az a 1880 o'clock luncheon Mon
day. given by Mrs. George NJ. Stude-
baker 90 IL guests. Those present
J we're Mrs. James l. Gardiner. Mrs.
T. H. Mott Mrs. n. A. Biggs. Mrs.
T.. Louis Kuhn. Mrs. j. ID. oliver,
Mrs f. :. Fish. Mrs J. c. Birdsel.
Airs Edgar tombstone. Mrs. a l.
Hubbard, and Mrs. OBrien. Cycla-
men and English primroses were ar
ranged In an artistic fashion at the
table. forming a dainty mound
The BeveridEes viii leave Monday
for Indianapolis where they spend
the winter.
Mr. and Mrs +. J. Ross. 1854
Woodward av.. announce the mar
rifEe OF their daughter. Miss Betsy