South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-23

Mrs. Uni. and Rev. r. L. Peterson.
Mrs r. r. Clark entertained with a
vocal solo and Mrs q. =. Harhn
was in charge Of the mystery box
The next meeting Will be the third
Thursday in october at a place TO
be announced later.
The Eveready Circle OF the West
minister Presbyterian church will
entertain their husbands and fam
lilies at a hard time" party AMI
supper at the church parlors tonight
Mrs. J.. s. LaPlerre. at her home
on W. COlfaK av.. entertained the
Mothers club Thursday afternoon.
The time was spent socially.
Miss Margaret Freshley. 617 s. St
Joseph ST. VIII entertain the members
cf the Sigma ri Epsilon sorority at
her home Sunday afternoon.
The annual picnic Of the High
school teachers was held last even
ing at POtawatomi park Supper
was served at o'c.Ock after which
contests and games were featured
The Helena Rebekah Sewing circle
met Thursday afternoon at the l. o.
o. +. hall Miss Helen Schlegel and
Miss Marie Mich acting as hOstesses.
The afternoon was spent with needle
work. Refreshments were served 10
the % ua1nbers present
Mrs. Emma Schlegel, Mrs Freida
SChlegel. and Miss Bertha Schlegel
will be the hostesses at the next
meeting which is in two weeks at
the same place
Mrs. Elmore Webster, 1851 Wood
ward av, was hostess to the Thurs
day club yesterday afternoon. An
interesting synopsis and criticism Of
Sinclair Lewis Main Street" pre-
pared by Mrs. r. b. Barnes, formerly
OF this city. was read. Parliament
airy drill was conducted by Mrs. Ida
North. Plans to plant memorial
trees along the Lincoln highway
were discussed An instrumental
solo by Miss lola Mae Webster con-
Guided the program.
Mrs. Joseph Whltlock, Mrs D. w.
Waters. and Mrs. Ella Ray OF North
Madison. Ind. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Hath,
Of SchoOlcraft. Mich. We're guests.
The next meeting will be in two
weeks at the home Of Mrs. +. i.
Mossey, 500 f. Wayne st.
! IT,.
S. Chaplin St, were surprised Wed
nesday evening by a number Of
their friends and relatives, the affair
being arranged by Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
| Pledge. Music was the feature of
the evening and luncheon was serv-
ed.
Mrs. Carrie Never, 52S S. Main St,
| entertained 20 members OF the Circle
of Service Of the First Baptist church
/ ut an all day meeting Thursday.
| Dinner was served at noon and the
/ day spent I'm sewing for Epworth
| hospital. The annual election of
officers resulted in Mrs. s. G. Chard
being chosen president, Mrs. William
/ Nolan, vice president, Mrs. George
! Bill, secretary and Mrs Forest Dali
! ton, treasurer.
] Nine members Of the Nonpareil
club were entertained Thursday af-
| ternoon at the home Of Mrs Myron
| Ford, 527 Riverside DIR. The next
meeting will be held at the home OF
AIRS. William Hobtick, 222 E. Ma
var-re, Oct. 6.
In honor OF Miss Ruth Cole.
/ whose marriage will take place next
/ Thursday evening, Mrs. Edward Pea
\ cock and Mrs. Herbert Wolf en-
| tertained at a charmingly appoint
/ ed 1890 o'clock luncheon at the
/ Robertson tea room Thursday after
noon. A long wicker basket Of gar
den flowers graced the center OF the
/ luncheon table while smaller silver
baskets OF the same flowers were
placed at each end. Besides the hon
or guest those seated with the host
esses were: Mrs. Charles Albert
Macdonald. Mrs. Birdsell Pace. Mrs.
Raymond Schaub, Mrs. Donald FL
/ bel. Mrs. IT. Clifton Kinds, Mrs.
Donald Lower. Mrs. Charles c.
| Terry, Miss Katharyn Cole. Miss
I Marjorie Sweet. Miss Agatha Clarke.
/ Miss Madelon Shidler, Miss Frances
! Salinger. Miss Eloise Kaufer. Miss
I Belle Livingston and Miss Catherine
/ Oliver.
Miss Dorothy Eldredge and Miss
| Sarah Lppincott honored Miss Mil
/ dred Shafer. whose marriage will
/ take place Saturday. with a 1870
o'clock luncheon at the Country
club Thursday afternoon. covers be-
| ing placed for - guests at the
I luncheon table made lovely with
wayside flowers. the place of the